Local Five Defeats Fairview On Home Floor In League Opener
Elyria Church of Christ, representing the Suburban League, beat Fairview 42 to 31 on Fairview’s floor. Bako starred for Elyria with seven baskets and a foul as the visitors used fast passing to seize a sizable lead before freezing the ball late. The home team showed improvement in the second half and will renew with Fairview in the league at Elyria Saturday night.
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Ernie Braden
Church OF Christ
Elyria
Fairview
Dickson
Cook
Bako
Cox
Riee
Lg Eseee Eoue
Clipper RS
Oan
Rothgery
G. Weisheit
Tame ' Dickson
Wake Ae
Ore B. Newman
Eeepane
Leister
A. Newman
Lf Veetan
Traxler
Nee McCollup
A. Lunt
R. Lunt
Weve
Colson
Lg Wet
Corkers
Ol Allen
Kuster
Bommer
Krajek
G Smith
Cassidy
Packers
Haas
Blind
Weisheit
Clippers Esee
Ease
Zippers
Knights of St. John League Shifts as Zippers Top Clippers
In a Knights of St. John Bowling League match the lowly placed Zippers won three straight against the Clippers, threatening Corkers for first place. In other action Corkers took two of three from Rackers. The column then shifts to boxing recaps, highlighting Jimmy McLarnin the Spoiler and his impact on Al Singer Sammy Mandell Sid Terris Joe Glick and others, noting reversals and lingering reputations after encounters with McLarnin.
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Zippers
Knights of St. John
Clippers
Rackers
Jimmy *MccLarnin
Baby Face
Spouer
Young Inshman
Amy Ws
al Singer
Sammy Mandell
Singer
McLarnin
Jimmy
Tony Canzoneri
Tony
Canzoneri
Terris
Glick
Joes
Tony Herrera
Ruby Goldstein
Ray Miller
Phil McGraw
Billy Petrélle
Buckeye Conference Adds TWA Members
Readmission of Wittenberg to the Buckeye Association and the addition of two Indiana colleges DePauw and Wabash were announced at the annual meeting in Dayton. The eight member schools now are Ohio University, Ohio Wesleyan, Miami, Cincinnati, Denison, Wittenberg, DePauw, and Wabash. Football schedules for 1931 were drawn up and 1932 plans began after the vote.
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Dayton
Wittenberg
Buckeye Association
Indiana
DePauw
Wabash
C. C. Bird
Ohio State University
Bird
Springfield
Buckeye
Ohio Unversity
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Cincinnati
Denison
Yeckley Elected 1931 Tiger Grid Captain
Bil Yeckley the former Lorain high football star and Princeton Varsity end was elected captain of the Tigers for the 1931 season. An all around athlete he is also proficient in boxing. He prepped at Kisk in his prep days before entering Princeton.
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Bil Yeckley
Lorain High
Princeton
Tigers
Yeckley
Kisk
Leibold Signs New Columbus Contract
Nemo Liebold will manage the Columbus Senators baseball club of the American Association for the 1931 season. President Joseph F. Carr, attending the Minor League convention in Montreal, announced the decision after Liebold had managed the team for the past two seasons.
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Columbus. C
Tarry
Nemo
Liebold
Columbus Senators
American Association
Joseph F. Carr
Senators
Montreal
Columbus
Measurement of candle power proves difficult for physicists
Clay-tile styled Spain type tiles and slate surfaced roofing in various colors have recently entered the market. The note mentions the measurement of candle power as a particularly tough problem for physicists.
Detroit Olympics Triumph In Overtime 3-2 Over Cleveland
Detroit Olympics edged Cleveland Indians 3-2 in overtime at Elysi um last night. Gilhooley scored the winning goal as Detroit prevailed 3-2 after a tied game and nine penalties including major and technical fouls. Baxter and Venne stood out in goal for their teams amid a hard fought ice battle.
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Clevelan
Detroit
Cleveland
Indian Icers
Elysium
Gilhooley
Gray
Steele
Kuntz
Gillie
Newman
Williams
Doraty
MrBride 2
Herberts
Elyria Cagers Begin Season With East High Opener
Elyria High coach A N Smith trims his starting lineup for Friday's season opener against East High of Cleveland. Banick, last year's light weights center, shows solid form and may start, with Adamson and Howenstine also competing for varsity spots. Tipoff is 3 pm at the local high school gym.
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A. N. Smith
Elyria High
East High
Cleveland
Smith
Banick
Adamson
Howenstine
Furnitures And Old Timers Meet Again
The Thomas Furnitures schedule another game with the Holy Cross Old Timers for next Sunday after losing to them last week. Two practice sessions are set for Thursday and Friday at Hamilton Field at 6 p.m. Players called to notice include Carr Heath Ross Ross Ross Fort man Wills Wills Archambeau Davis Grent Fritz Barney Smithkowski Young Bohammond Boyson.
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Thomas Furnitures
Holy Cross
Furnitures
Hamilton Field
B. Carr
Heath
F. Ross
G. Ross
J. Ross
Fortman
J. Wills
H. Wills
Archambeau
Davis
Grent
Fritz
Barney
Smithkowski
Young
Bohammond
Boyson
Big Ten Sets 1931 Intersections With Twelve Games
Chicago December 3 Inter sectional schedule announced for 1931 football lists twelve games against eastern, southern and western foes. Notable matchups include Utah at Northwestern, Yale at Chicago, and Navy at Ohio State as part of a rotating four year plan plus six new intersections. Iowa returns to good standing as schedules form at weekend Big Ten meeting to ratify non conference games and consider Northwestern Notre Dame transfer proposal.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Utah
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Minnesota
Stanford
Texas Aggies
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Yale
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Purdue
Carnegie Tech
Michigan
Princeston
George Washington
Navy
Arkansas
Indiana
Illinois
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Soldiers Field
Y Volleyball Results Feature Luncheon Match at the Y
Kiwanis defeated Cheese and Cracker 21 19 and 16 14 in a feature luncheon volley game. Butler West Korner Corts Davies Leinseder starred for Kiwanis against Birch Symons Biggs Gould Agate Persons. In another match Rotary beat Y Indys 15 13 and 15 9 with Kuhn Hand Dengate Bacon Adams. Brown Fowls Olmsted Ludlow Earl lost for the Y Indys.
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Kiwanis
Butler
West
Korner
Corts
Davies
Leinseder
Birch
Symons
Biggs
Gould
Agate
Persons
Rotary
Y Indys
Kuhn
Hand
Dengate
Bacon
Adams
Brown
Fowls
Olmsted
Ludlow
Earl
Grove Leads A L Hurler Honors Across The League
Lefty Grove Wes Ferrell and Ted Lyons topped the American League pitching honors official averages show Grove the league leader in earned runs allowed and in winning percentage with 30 appearances Feb. Philadelphia ace Grove led in ERAs and wins while Lyons of the White Sox pitched the most innings and complete games Lyons won 22 while posting a 3.77 ERA and 298 innings. Washington Senators staff had the best team ERA at 3.96 per game Philadelphia second at 4.38 Ruffing and Gaston notable two hit games with Ruffing recording two successes and Gaston and Morris one each.
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Chicago
Lefty Grove
Wes Ferrell
Ted Lyons
Grove
Philadelphia
Earnshaw
Ferrell
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Milton Gaston
Morris
Boston
Ruffing
New York
Georgia Geological Map Underway With 1928 Survey Value
A geological mapping project in Georgia references a 1928 survey valuing minerals at 16,683,011 dollars. The effort aims to catalog mineral wealth and resource distribution across the state, informing future exploitation and conservation plans.
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Georgia
Northwestern Ohio district basketball tourney to Elyria gym
Ohio Commissioner of Athletics H R Townsend announced the Northwestern Ohio district basketball tournaments would be held March 6 and 7 at Elyria High gym. The event draws 15 to 20 high schools from Cleveland and surrounding districts and will send two semi finalists to Akron for the Goodyear floor before finals in Columbus.
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Russell Davies
H. R. Townsend
Ohio
Elyria High
Townsend
Cleveland
Elyria
Senate
Lake Erie
Catholic
Lakewood
Lorain
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Garfield Heights
Shaker Heights
Cathedral Latin
Holy Name
St. Ignatius
Bedford
Maple Heights
Berea
Euclid Shore
Parma
Cleveland Public Hall
West High
Western Reserve Gymnasium
Akron Goodyear
Akron
Will
Tutta
Columbus
Draft Question Up To Majors Draft Question Up To Majors
Montreal December 3 The draft question again on the table as five minor leagues reopen with the majors Hear Kenesaw Mountain Landis Commissioner Major League heads The five non draft leagues International American Association Pacific Coast Western and Three I announce intent to reopen the issue through a joint committee to negotiate with a major league panel Condition is majors withdraw threat to sever relations within fifteen days and election of officers and committees was set for today.
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Montreal
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
International
American Association
Pacific Coast
Western
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Knights OF ST. John Bowling League
Jack Lords
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Leibold
Detroit Olympics
Cleveland Indians
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Gray Steele
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Clark Spares
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Murray
McKnight
Tabor
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Daley
McFarlane
McBride
Brophy
Jerry LaFlamme
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A. L. Hurlers
Lyons
Cleveland Catholic
Beau Brummel
Manhattan
Tnion
Dachtler
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