Ohio University Jayers Named On J P All Buckeye Team
United Press reports an all Buckeye first team from 1935 selections with players from Ohio University including E Paul Halleck T Arthur Lewis G Harry Duncan CG Edward Holmeiis and others. Notable names include Art Lewis honorary captain and ends Fred Schroeder and Charles Ramey.
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Ohio University Jayers
Pas
E. Paul Halleck
Ohio University
Williamsfield
T. Arthur Lewis
Middleport
Harry Duncan
Cincinnati
Edward Holmeiis
Mansfield
Donald Burnison
Ohio University Galion
T. William
Fred Schroeder
Ohio Wesleyan
Charles Ramey
Peter Zieroff
Dayton
George Destefano
Elda Carney
Marshall
Andrew Doud
Raymond Overturf
Linus Haley
Edwin Hagaman
Joseph Petrich
Miami
London Gant
Buckeye Eleven Earns Spotlight in United Press All Conference
Buckeyes claim three unanimous first team choices and multiple stars as United Press selects the 1934 mythical conference eleven. Key picks include Art Don wash, Lewis, McDonough, Notting, and Chernitski amid strong showings from Holmquist and Feldhaus as seniors bolster the squads.
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United Press
Nolumbus
Buckere
Bobcats
Ohio U
Menver
Marshall
Buckeyes
Art
Boston
Hrile Sround
Wade Throus
Flarze
Lewis
Buckeye
McDoncough
Seach
Harrys Baujan
Dayton
Xyoungster
Flyers
Nan
McDoneugh
Notting
Snyder
Snyter
Maumee Keglers Defeat Toolroom In Local League Match
Maumee Dairy defeated Toolroom, a General Industries Bowling League team, by four pins after a 125 pin handicap yesterday on Knights of Columbus alleys. Frank Traxler led with a 580 series, R Smith topped Toolroom with 336, and Bill Rogers had 221 for high single. The Hershey Cleve team seeks bookings from managers in Emvica or vicinii. roster mainly former Cleveland East High stars. contact Joe Pickett at 1693 East Sth Street, Cleveland.
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Maumee Dairy
General Industries Bowling League
Knights of Columbus
Frank Traxler
R. Smith
Bill Rogers
Hershes
Cleveland
Emvica
Vicinii
Hershey
iCage Rules Meeting Here Tuesday Night
District officials and coaches will attend a basketball rules interpretation session at Elyria High School gymnasium tomorrow evening. Floyd Rowe, director of Physical Education for Cleveland schools, will oversee the meeting which starts at 7:39 p.m.
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Coachez
Elyria Highcool
Ohio High
School Athletic Association
Floyd Rowe
Physical Education of
Cleve
Neering
Berry Heads Twice in Rialto Wrestling Rematch
Two pro wrestling matches at the Rialto Theatre Wednesday night promise action as Dan Morris presents his thirteenth weekly bill. Berry meets the Black Dragon again after a highly entertaining prior clash, with a potential reveal of the Dragon’s identity if defeated. Also featuring Martonio Angelo versus Black Panther, both known for rough, crowd-pleasing style, with a ten minute local talent opener at 8:30.
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Ernie Braden
Rials Theatre
Dan Morris
Second Street
Morris
Black Dragon
Rialto Ring
Berry
Rialto
Black Panther
Louisville
Trappler
Martonio Angelo
Angelo
Br Fens
Cleveland Team Beats Elyria in Special Bowling Match
Waldorf Hi-Proof of Cleveland defeated Elyria A Stars 2 in a Saturday night match at Knights of Columbus Oilers. Frank Jarecki led with 649 in best three games and 243 in best single, while Mullin posted a 611 series. Team totals show Waldorf HI-Proofix Sudan 200 Pecago Sturm 333 1032 with Jetzra ALL-Stars 137 132 1m5 BIS B82 LAS-lests.
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Waldorf Hi-Proofs
Cleveland
Elyria
Elyria Doubles Team Wins Special Cloud Bowling Match
Elyria’s Frank Traxler and Jack Renninger defeated Cleveland’s Buddy Suchan and Jimmy Sturm on the KR alleys in a special Saturday event. The Elyrians totaled 1 182 with Renninger leading at 393 while Cleveland finished at 1 033.
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Frank Traxler
Jack Renninger
Buddy Suchan
Jimmy Sturm
Cleveland
Elyrians
Renninger
Clevelanders
City Bowling League Matches Tonight at Knight of Columbus alleys
The J. T. 3 Rubber Company faces Welsh Funeral Home while Floria Hardware meets Crawford Men's Wear in City Bowling League action at Knight of Columbus alleys this evening. CAPE TOWN reports a tax payment rush. residents prepaid at last year's rate, not noting a 30 percent rebate this year.
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J. T. 3, Rubber Company
Floria Hardware
Crawford
Knight of Columbus
Cape Town
Elyria High Opens Season With First Basketball Drill
Elyria High begins its season with the first basketball practice this afternoon under coach Roy Clymer. The Red Raiders from Lake Erie League are set to start their campaign tonight at Ashland, a rematch of last season’s game between the teams.
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Elyria High
Roy Clymer
Red Raiders
Lake Erie
Ashland
Ely
Giants Champs of East Pro Grid League
The New York Giants clinched the Eastern division title in a 21-14 comeback win over Philadelphia. Detroit Lions hold at least a share of the Western crown with five wins, three losses and two ties, while the Chicago Cardinals can force a playoff by beating the Bears.
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NEW York
New York Giants
National Football League
Detroit Lions
Chicago Cardinals
Lions
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Giants
Philadelphia
Southern Methodist and Stanford in Rose Bowl clash
Southern Methodist University, undefeated in 11 straight, will face Stanford in the 26th Rose Bowl in Pasadena on January 1. SMU defeated Texas Christian to earn the invite. Stanford seeks its third straight Rose Bowl appearance. SMU outscored opponents 254 to 22 this season while Stanford posted 114 to 13.
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Jack Welter
United Press
Pe Alto
Cal
Southern Methodist Eni Sity
Stanford University
Pasadena
Alfred C. Masters
Stanford
James Stewart
5. M. OU
Texas
Mustangs
Texans
Texas Christian Universiy
C. U
Alabama
West
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Columbia
All American Nine Shirts Tale From Wash Laundry
Henry Mellemore reports a humorous Wash laundry incident where George Wong returns nine shirts tagged with 1933 All-American notes. The tale lists cuff notes praising Parker Jones and Kelley, imagining an undefeated team and a playful bowl-season challenge.
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Henry Mellemore
United Press
EW York
George Wong
Bi Arlca
Sean
O Parker
Gomer Jones
Ohio State
Bill Shakespeare
Larry Kelley
Vale
Trish
Parker
Jones
Kelley
Lion Hunting Good In Texas
Bruce Duncan reports strong lion hunting in Texas after coming from Alpine. He has killed 22 panthers, calls a mountain lion a large ordinary animal, noting a 293 pound record. He describes the hunt as costly but worthwhile, with a famed Roosevelt kill cited and a state bounty noted.
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Dallas
Tex
Bruce Duncan
Alpine
Lone Star
Duncan
Theodore Roosevelt
Arizona
United States
Cook Quits After 36 Years On Ship
Philadelphia report details Old Bill Smith, about 75, the longtime cook of the Pennsylvania schoolship Annapolis, leaving sea duty during a three month training cruise. He recalls service on the Saratoga and Adams, dating back to 1908, as the ship carries 90 cadets toward its Azores Africa and France voyage.
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Philadelphia
Bill
Smith
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Azores
Africa
France
Old Bill
Saratoga
Adams
Alumni To Honor Ohio Gridders
Members of the Ohio State football team, co champions with Minnesota, will be honored by the Franklin County Alumni Association at Canquet tonight. Major John N. Griffith will present gold footballs. Coach Francis A. Schmidt will then tour the West visiting Nebraska, Chicago, and the Pacific Coast for scouting before the Rose Bowl.
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Columbces
Ohio State
Minnesota
Franklin County Alumni Association
Canquet
Tonigsne
John N. Griffith
Bucks
Francis A. Schmidt
University of Nebraska
Chicago
Schmidt
Pacific Coast
Pittsbursa
University of Southern California
Quaint Train Slows Down For Chickens
A tiny historic English train from Robertsbridge to Headcorn runs slowly with two carriages and a food truck. It uses engines at both ends and can reverse by the driver moving to the other end. Passenger use is rare though it once carried many in 1396. The train now stops to let chickens cross the line in places.
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Loxdon
Headcorn
Kent
Minnesota Eleven Gains Ranking In Nation by George Kirkley
Minnesota Gophers emerge as top football contenders in a poll of major programs. Princeton, Texas, Notre Dame, and Louisiana State among others are listed as top national teams. Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl matchups teased, with Holy Cross and Notre Dame among potential contenders. Final weekend results boosted discussions of postseason bowls and champions.
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United Press
Grantland Rice
The
Sun
George Kirkley
York
Minnesota
Princeton
Fouys
Nesota
Anin
Texas
Methodist
Ss. M.A
Christ
Louisiana State
Fordham
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Villanova
Violets
Catholic U
de Pal
Ohio University
Grid Star Still Critically In Lexington Kentucky
University of Tennessee star center Herbert Tade remains in serious condition after a fractured skull suffered in the game with Kentucky. Doctors report encouraging signs including partial return of motor function and improved spinal fluid test results.
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Lexington
Herbert Tade
University of Tennessee
University of Kentucky
Tade
Alfthouza
Local sportsmen head county meeting postposed to December
Elyria hunters draw names from Lo Rain County Fish and Game Association list led by President William G. Smith with Wells W. Mole and Jack Warden among officers. Nearby players mention Ohio State football facing press and Notre Dame next year, with 1937 schedules including Southern California and Ohio State games. Coach Harold Olsen’s Buckeyes prepare a 20 game slate, opening December 12 at Columbus against George Washington.
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Elyria
Pennyylvania
Lorain
Carl Johnson
Evra Porter
Rot. Hastings
J. Hollingsworth
Loraine
Joe Haserodt
Dover
C. Eliott
Cliff Pease
Fields Corners
Bill West
Press
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Pitt Panthers
Columbus
Irish
South Bend
Bucks
California
Trojans
West Coast
Oach
HAROLD _OLSEN
Wisconsin
Foordue
Iowa
Mllinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Muskingum
Evansville
George Washington
Jane Sharp Turns Pro In January Pro Tour Debut
Jane Sharp of Pasadena, ranked sixth nationally, has turned professional. She will debut January 11 in New York against Ethel Burkhardt Armold, then team with Bill Tilden and other male professionals for a national tour.
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New York
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Miss Sharp
Ethel Burkhardt Armold
Bill Tilden
Stromberg Elected 1936 Army Captain
Woodrow W. Stromberg of Chicago has been elected captain of Army's 1936 football varsity at West Point. The end succeeds Bill Shuler, also an end, in leading the squad for the upcoming season.
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West Point
Woodrow W. Stromberg
Chicago
Army
Stromberg
Bill Shuler
Goodrich Silvertown tread promises winter safety
An article promotes the Goodrich Silvertown tire tread with windshield wiper action three center ribs that sweep water and slush on wet roads. It claims improved grip, reduced tail spin, longer wear in fall and winter, and the LifeSaver Golden Pig feature for blowout protection.
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Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertowns
Goden
Goodrich Desler
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