Elyria Bowing Team Beats Lorain in League Match
Elyria of the Northern Ohio Traveling League defeated Lorain in a three game series on Knights of Columbus alleys yesterday afternoon. Four of six games were close as George Bolh posted a 597 series and 235 single game to lead Elyria, following a prior loss to Port Clinton and a recent Lorain 8,147 win over Elyria.
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Elyria
Northern Ohio
Lorain
Knights of Columbus
Port Clinton
George Bolh
Field Goal As Key Scoring Weapon In 1934 Ohio Football
Ohio's 1934 Intercollegiate season saw field goals emerge as a strategic weapon with 15 games featuring a field goal, five of them decisive. Ohio State finished second in the Big Ten, Ohio Northern boasted a stingy defense, and Wooster led in points for while Holbrook posted the weakest offense. The season reflected broader rule-driven shifts toward forward and lateral passes and more daring offenses.
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Ralph Tratsorth
United Press State
Columbus
Bev
Ohio
Pauere
Ohio Northern
Bears
COLES
Ohio State
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster
Tdentsan
Western Reserve
Kenyon
Rio Grande
Holbrook
Unio State
Halbrook
Public Huddle Critique sparks local school debate
In a public space the writer defends frank criticism of the high school while inviting readers to reflect on whether the school is above reproach. He recalls past justified comments, urges constructive feedback, and hints that most town opinion slightly sided with his stance.
Nine Teams End Grid Season Unbeaten
New York December 3 Nine teams finished the football season undefeated and untied. Mahama led with nine victories and 287 points for against 32. Minnesota, viewed by many as the national champion, won eight games and scored 270 to 38. Augustana and Birmingham Southern each won nine, while Willsville Teachers and Tufts matched key results. Trinity Conn won seven and Upper Town six.
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New York
Rms
Seace
Mahama
Agaist
Minesota
Augustana
Birmingham Sorthwerth
Willsville
District Golden Gloves Tourney Opens Tonight
Seventy five amateur hitsmiths from six counties enter the district Golden Gloves boxing tournament at Hotel Antlers Lorain. Open and novice divisions contest with a final open bout of five rounds. Second round December 10 at the Rialto Theater Elyria. finals December 17 at the Antlers. Box office opens at 7.16.
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Lorain, G
Hotel Antlers
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Mulan
Castalia
Lodi
Wadsworth
Willard
Norwalk
Republic
Tiffin
Berlin Heights
Monroeville
Cleveland
Leonard J. Pfeiffer
Lorain County
Rialto Theater
Antlers
Several Fine Grid Contests Still On List
NEW YORK December 5 The football season nears end with key post season showdowns. Stanford meets Alabama in the Rose Bowl race with Tulane likely in the Sugar Bowl and Pitt as Eastern frontrunner. Other major clashes include Southern California Notre Dame Tennessee Louisiana and Texas A M Michigan State with Louisiana Oregon looming later. Washington and Lee claims the Southern Conference title while Minnesota and Kansas State lead their conferences.
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New York
Stanford
Alabama
Tulane
Diafe
New Orleans
Pitt
Miami
Washington and Lee
Minnesota
Kansas State
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Rice
Southern California
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas A. M
Michigan State
Texas
Christian
Santa Clara
Oregon
Record-Setting Player Hulls Undefeated Career Across Teams
Kirksville Mo December 3 Ur Frank Hanna halfback of Kirksville Teachers Eleven holds a unique football record by never playing on a losing team. He spent three undefeated seasons with Kirksville and also three undefeated high school seasons with Carterville and Webb City, dating back to his prep days.
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Kirksville
Frank Hanna
Carterville
Webb City
Ohio Wesleyan honors Buck Mills and John Turley nods
Harlan Buck Mills of Warren is named honorary captain for the 1994 season and John Turley of Delaware is voted most valuable player. Both seniors, Mills started as a guard and played every game across three seasons. Turley, a versatile back and quarterback, scored 92 points this year the state leading total and scored in every game. He earns all Buckeye selections and honorable mentions on several All American lists.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Harlan ‘Buck’ Mills
Warren
John Turley
Delaware
Mills
Turley
Lorain Boxing Tourney Shoots to Fame and Fanfare
Lorain County boxing events draw attention with Sam and Pfeiffer backing. Stan Pineura shines in Ohio State win over Iowa, while Russ Stokley praises Pineura's performance. Bob Kaiser, Elyria native on Miami University team, lacks Buckeye recognition. Dickinson College linemen dominate four year scoring. Western Reserve stars, Migh Schaol and Frank Murkowski noted amid shifting college ties and upcoming Elyria basketball prospects emerge as Roy Clymer builds a squad.
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Lorain County
San Otis
Cleveland
Lain Dealer
Lenny Pfeiffer
Sam
Pfeiffer
Stan Pineura
Lorain
Ohio State
Iowa
Stan
Russ Stokley
Chronicle-Telegram
Bob Kaiser
Elyria
Miami University
Buckeye
United Press
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Migh Schaol
Western Reserve
Sam Willamann
Kaiser
Ohio State Stadium
Jack Reynolds
Arl Davis
J. Clare George
Pitt
Frank Murkowski
Hlyra
Fresh Eleven
Elyria High
Frank
Carroll
Myers
Gene
Roy Clymer
Doug Gerber
All-Lake Erie
Gerber
Trercher
Officials Group Meets Tonight At WY, M.C. A.
The Northern Ohio Officials Association will hold a basketball rules discussion tonight at the YMCA at eight o'clock. Four leaders, Carl Seibel Norwalk G D Starn Ashland N S Hearn Amherst and W H Pressing Norwalk, join in the discussion with W J Durling Clearview High School principal slated to speak on what Loraine County principals expect of officials.
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Northern Ohio Officials Association
Association
Carl Seibel
Norwalk
G. D. Starn
Ashland
N.S. Hearn
Amherst
W. H. Pressing
W. J. Durling
Clearview High School
Durling
Lorain County
Chicago Bears Triumph Over Lions to Close Season
The Chicago Bears finished their season with a 10 to 11 victory over the Detroit Lions, completing a dominant run toward a third straight championship after clinching the Western Division. The New York Giants, Eastern champs, fell to the Philadelphia Eagles 6 to 0, while Boston defeated Brooklyn 13 to 3 and Green Bay beat St. Louis 21 to 14 as final standings settled.
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Bears
Detroit Lions
New York Giants
New York
Philadelphia Eagles
Jim Leonard
Boston
Brooklyn
Green Bay
St. Louis
Gehrig
N.Y
Gehringer
Manush
Wash
Simmons
Chi
Osmik
Cleve
Greenh & Det
Foux
Phila
Brooklyn Trasky
Loe
Higgins
Philadelphia
St Towls
Pittsburgh
Lou Gehrig Captures Major Hitting Honors To Pace American Loop
Lou Gehrig starred for the season by playing in every game to surpass the consecutive-games record. He led the American League in batting .263, homers 46, total bases 400, and was runner-up in hits 210 and runs produced 128. Charlie Gehringer led Detroit in hits and runs, while Gehrig and Gehringer topped league charts in several categories. Gehrig also stretched his consecutive-game streak to 1,504, extending a historic record.
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Lou Gehrig
Gehringer
Detroit
Lawton Carver
United Press
York
Yankee
Gehrig
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
The
Tiger
Bil Werber
Red Sox
Averill
Claveland
Heinie Manush
Washington
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Geuringer
Cleveland
Henry Greenberg
Tigers
J. White
Werher
Deacon Scott
Notre Dame Football Sails to Meet Southern California
Notre Dame head coach Elmer Layden sent the squad by train from South Bend toward Los Angeles for a Saturday game with Southern California. The team planned a two day bivouac in Arizona to loosen sore legs before the trip to California.
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Soutil Bend
Ind
Dee
Army
Notre Dame
Los Angeles
Southern California
Calfornia
Elmer Layden
Arizona
Shuler Named Army Captain
WEST POINT N Y Dec 3 From third stringer in 1935 to captain of the Army eleven in 1935 is the march made by William R Shuler. The Army end was elected captain of next year's team last night by his teammates en route to a West Point from Philadelphia scene of the loss last Saturday to Navy. Shuler is from El Monte California and attended Caltech before entering West Point. He ranks among the first ten in his class and is a first sergeant. He moved up from third string tackle of last season into first string end this season.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
William R. Shutler
Philadelphia
Navy
Shuler
el Monte
Calif
California Institute of Technology
United Press All Ohio Football Selections Revealed
The report lists second team selections including Al Tanner of Wooster and teammates from Xavier, Ohio, Cinci, and others such as Ohi Wes and Western Reserve. Third team features Ball and Cole ends, Sigillo and Priode guards, and other players from Marietta, Miami, and Case.
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United Press
al Tanner
Wooster
Savataky
Art Lewis
Ohio
Smith
Win Carl Jonke
Xavier
Landsay
Heidel
Ray Overtur
Wes
Ccaeeeeee Williams
Cin
Earl Hensal
Akron
Brooks
Miami
Pete Barne
Bucklew
Xavier Harry Duncan
Sweeney Xavier
Teo Sack
Clark
White
Ohi Wes
Fred Yeager
Harper
Ball
Marietta
Cole
Ontlus
Western Reserve
Guley
John Carroll
Sigillo
Priode
Ohio U
Corbett
Dayton
Thom
Case
Nolting
Cincinnati
Ippolito
Mohler
Oh!a Wesleyan
Sports Parade Teases Coast Bound East West Team Picks
East West game plans leak as coaches Hanley and Werr finalize a lineup featuring Lund, Herd, Shotwell, Hartwig, Weinstock or Pitt, Borden, Fordham, Bogdanski, Richayich, and Colburna. Also notes Ohio State’s title bid after two graduations, coach Snagely’s postgame letters, Mae West on Carnera, and racing shells with new steering.
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York
Dick Hanley
Andy Werr
Lund
Minnesota
Shepherd
Maryland
Shotwell
Hartwig
Weinstock
Pitt
Borden
Fordham
Bogdanski
Colgate
Richayich
Colwmbla
Jack Neville
HIG State
Buckeyes
Stezgi
Monahan
Damon Wetzel
Carl Snagely
North Carolina
Mae West
Carnera
Max Baer
Mae
Jack West
Virginia van Wie
George Pocock
Black Panther Returns Here at Rialto Theatre
The Black Panther, praised as the best colored middleweight in the Bane, appears fourth time here this Friday night in the headlining bout against Cowboy Joe Gunther at Dan Morris' Rialto Theatre show. They previously met here with Gunther winning by forfeit after the Panther was injured in a fall through the ropes.
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Black Panther
Cowboy Joe Gunther
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Panther
Gunther
Amherst Hardwarees Host Buffalo Bisons Wednesday Night
Amherst Hardwarees, who beat Elshad1 Speeds in their opener, prepare to face Buffalo Bisons champions of the city on Wednesday night at Amherst High. Bisons feature Savage and Williams, ex Renaissance club members, as Hardwarees hold a practice tonight with all players expected.
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Amherst
Buffalo Bisons
Amherst High
Bisons
Savage
Williams
Renassance Club
Hardwares
South End All Stars Win 12-0 Over Flashes
The South End Colored All-Stars defeated the West Side Flashes 12 to 0 at Wayside Inn Field. Prince Fitzpatrick, ex-Elyria High, caught the winning touchdown on the final play. Hot-Shot Sanders scored the other TD. Martin tallied for the Flashes.
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West Side
Flashes
Wayside Inn
Prince Fitzpatrick
Elyria High
Sanders
Martin
Notable sports and entertainment figures tour Florida in winter scene
In Florida this winter, Red Grange plans a 77 Club venture while cinema star Robert Montgomery manages Murray Britton, and Jimmy Maloner, once a Carnera foe, headlines traffic events in Miami alongside Ber yauda cricket shows.
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Dition
Ber~ Yauda
Jimmy Maloner
Carnera
Miami
Robert Montgomery
Murray Britton
Red Grange
Florida
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Lorain Outfit
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Pop Warner
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Faun
Pittsd Central Press Association, Inc
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Cutter
Rain and Slime
Franklin Field
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Slade
Central Press
Golden Gloves
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Cass Ute
Gincinnati Tks Uv Daston
Defiance Steerer
Denison As
Fi Finday
Treidelberg
Hiram Peteetnnee
Halbrook Nee
Toledo
Wilberforce
Wittenberg
Wooater
Harlan Mills
John Turlen
UD Severs
Filyrfa
Wy, M.C. A
Chicago Bears
Trish
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Onnie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Jay Berwanger
Gus Dorais
Jeff Dickson
Mississippi
Paris
Europe
Sonja Hento
Waite Hoyts
Amherst Quint
Buffalo
South End
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
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