Nine Ohio Scholastic Teams Report 935 Campaign Records
About 75 coaches and officials from Northern Ohio are expected at a basketball rules interpretation meeting in the High School gymnasium at 2 PM. Floyd Rowe, director of physical location for Cleveland schools and a member of the National Rules committee, will lead the session with Roy Difford assisting. Elyria High School players will demo various rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ska High School
Ate
Floyd Rowe
Cleveland
Roy Difford
Westerneserve University
Elyria High School
Howe
Sport Pick Ups and High School Grid News From Ohio
The page reports on record player deals at Dayton and lists moves for Paul Richards Ian Hatter and others between major leagues and smaller circuits. It covers Steve Sabath’s death from a car crash and notes Canton McKinley and Sandusky among top high school football teams with unbeaten records. It includes other notes on skating plans solar system facts and regional prep standings.
East West Catholic Schools plan clash in football
Holy Cross College Worcester Mass appears set to join an East West Catholic interscholastic football game. Negotiations hinge on a suitable Western opponent and a guaranteed finance. Knights of Columbus officials expect a Western rep to be approached. St Marys is tipped as the Western contender.
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San Francisco
Holy Cross College of
Worcester
Mass
Ed Anderson
Holy Cross
Ilacatl Knights of Columbus
Joseph O'Connor
Knights of Cutumaus
Laday
St. Mary‘s
Syndicate Plans Purchase Of St Louis Browns
A group of eleven St Louis capitalists moved toward buying the St Louis Browns within two weeks. They seek 596 080 total, with 400 000 for the franchise and San Antonio farm club, 160 900 for 1936 preparations, and others for park rent to remain with the estate. Hornsby would stay on as manager under new ownership.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Walter M. Smith
Smith
Seyec
San Antonio
Browns
George Sisler
Sisler
United Press
Sportsman's Park
Ball
Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
Horns
Ohio State Varsity Receives Gold Footballs At Dinner
For the first time in 15 seasons Ohio State football players wore gold footballs on watch chains. The awards honored the Western Conference co championship with Minnesota at an appreciation dinner hosted by the Franklin County Alumni Association. Major John L. Griffith and Coach Francis A. Schmidt spoke alongside former Governor George M. White, making White's first public appearance since retirement. Freshmen also received numerals, with several named players listed among the awardees.
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White
Sandusky
Robert
Masoner
Middletown
Willard Morley
Centerbury
Emerson Wendt
Rutherford Claybaugh
Tire
Anthony Depasquale
Dayton
Howard Craig
Bloomingburg
James Dreiser
Coldwater
Robert Danipace
Bowling Green
Howard Field
Lorain
James Hare
Piqua
Illiam Hartman
Medina
Glenn Hohenshill
Sheilor
Maurice* Hyman
Xenia
James Zeckman
Bellevue
Detroit Lions Lead NPFL Scoring in 12 Games
New York dispatch reports the Detroit Lions top the Western Division scoring with 187 points in 12 games, surpassing the Bears who played 11 games. Chicago leads in ground gains with 3 229 yards while Detroit ranks second with 2 639 yards. the Chicago Cardinals boast the best defense, allowing 1 715 yards and 84 points across 11 opponents.
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New York
Detroit Lions
Lions
Chicago Bears
Bears
Detroit
Chicago Cardinals
Unbeaten La Grange Avon Lake Quints Face Friday
Unbeatens La Grange and Avon Lake clash Friday in Lorain county class B basketball, both entering with three wins each. Other top games include Camden at Avon, Grafton at Brookside, and Clearview’s trip to Belden as the race tightens with two teams left unbeaten.
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la Grange
Avon Lake
Quints
Lorain County
Ufe
Avon Lab
Henrietta
Belden
Berry Confident in Ring Showdown with Black Dragon
Promoter Dan Mi bets Wild Red Berry will crush the Black Dragon in a Rialto bout tomorrow. Berry claims the upset, citing past battles and audience frenzy. The two-hour, two-best-out-of-three match features Red Prince Ulysses Nikalikis unmasked and a semi final Panther vs Angelo clash with Louisville’s Black Panther. Local lads contest a ten minute curtain-raiser at 8:30.
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Ernie Braden
Berry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Dan Mi
Ano
Granpler
Berr
Black Dragon
Rialto
Focal
Ulysses Nikalikis
Olson
Panther
Angelo
Morris
Black Panther
Louisville
Wildaian Martinio Argelo
Buffalo
S M U Eleven Seeks Rose Bowl Lead Versus Stanford
Southern Methodist plays Stanford on New Year's Day with a chance to move ahead in Rose Bowl history. The East leads the series eight to eight with three ties, and a SMU victory would tilt the result in favor of the East while preserving the Mustangs’ strong late-season form.
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Henry Super
United Press
Nexw York
Southern
Stanford
Mustangs
Southwestern
Palo Alto
S. M.A
Trier
Indians
Pasadena
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Notre Dame
Husky
Columbia
Crimson Tide
New York
S. M. TU
Texas A. & M
S. M. UT
Washington U
Hardin Simmons
Texas Christian
Southern California
Washington
Jim “Monk
Moscrip
Football rankings and fan praise from Henry McLemore
In a December 3 column Henry McLemore lists his top college football teams for 1935, praising Minnesota as No 1 and Ohio State, Princeton, and SMU following, with strong notes on field conditions, fan devotion, and the sport’s appeal in Hawaii. He invites readers to submit their own rankings.
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Honolulu
Palmer Stadium
Princeton
Minnesota
Gophers
SM. U
Dewey
Owens declines to support anti Olympic campaign
Columbus dispatch reports Ohio State track star Jesse Owens refused to speak at a Mecca Temple mass meeting in New York aimed at protesting U S participation in the 1936 Berlin Games. He endorsed letting the American Olympic committee decide and stated he would not attend the meeting.
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Columbus
Jesse Owens
United States
Berlin
Owens
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mecca Tempe
New York
George Gordon Battle
Committee On
Germany
American Olympic Committee
America
Elyria Lumber Keglers Win Narrowly in League Match
Elyria Lumber Keglers edged Rothzerr Metars in a three game set at St. Joan's lanes. C Buchhow led the losers with 516 for a three game series while M Ros added 225 for the top single.
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Elyria Lawder and Coal Company
T S Win From Welsh Near First Place In City Bowling League
In a close two of three win at Welsh Funeral Home the pace-set Maumee team gained on first place in the city league as Ed Blaser led Welsh with 530 for high three games. Oscar Jaroch 576 and Carl Herbert 545 topped Desl and Elyria Hardware later rose to fourth place while the Hardwares posted a 912 high three game total. Others included Donnelly Worthington Evans Martin Renninger and Hebber Cwereey in a busy bowling night with scores around 260s to 350s.
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Maumeen
F. T
Keglers
Ed Blaser
Evans
Bers
Elyria Hardwares
Wks
Hditer
Smitty
Oscar Jaroch
Carl Hobert
Hardwares
Red Raiders Face Ashland in Opener
Elyria High coaches began preparations for the Ashland opener with a 21 man squad under Coach Rey Climer. Key returnees include Joe Scott and Doug Gerber with new talent from Henrietta, South Amherst, and the 1934-35 Freshman squad. The lineup is unsettled as Scott at center and Meyer and Cross at guard are likeliest starters. The Raiders meet Ashland in Ashland then John Hay at home, with reserves scheduled to play both nights.
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Ashland
Elyria High
Rey Climer
Joe Scott
Hugh Cross
Jack Meyer
Doug Gerber
Scott
Meyer
Lake Erie
Crimson
Lester Drage
Paul Fritz
Jack Hiatt
George Sharkey
Johnny Smith
Zig Wazkniak
Don Williams
Gene Graber
Johnny Lugas
Bob Adams
Jud Wonderly
Walli Forbes
Bob Novak
Dan Guigin
Henrietta High
Glen Willis
South Amherst
Alex Mike
Ben Pfeff
Clymer
Cross
Gerber
Forbes
Fritz
Mike
Pfaff
Greber
John Hay
Grid Deaths Reach Peak During 1935 Football Fatalities
United Press surveys show 46 football related deaths in 1935, highest since 1931. High school players accounted for 26 fatalities, with 11 due to infection or injuries treated late or improperly. College football had 3 deaths, two from direct injuries and one indirectly linked.
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York
Bors
United Press
I- Hartsock
Ohio Wesleyan
Richard
J. Sullivan
Themova
Wooster Cagers Open Season Saturday Night
Wooster basketball opens its season with two games before the holiday break under coach E M Hole. Key lettermen include Paul Wittlinger Jay James Peter Snyder Les Drabenski Paul Ricatio. Schedule lists games at Westminster Dusquesne Wittenberg John Carroll Denison Oberlin Case Akron Muskingum Mt Union Ashland Baldwin Wallace and more.
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Wess
E. M. Hole
Wooster
Paul Wittlinger
Cleveland
Land Jay -James
Big Prairie
Peter Snyder
Pittsburgh
Les Drabenstott
Paul Ricatio
Trenton
S. Re
Westminister
New Wilmington
Dusquesne
Wittenberg
Springfield
John Carrel
Denison
Mr. Onion
Oberlin
Case
Akron
Otterbein
Ashland
Baliwin Wallace
Berea
Muskingum
Mt. Union
Alliance
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Cage Rules
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Paul Richards
Philadelphia Athletics
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Ian Hatter
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Carl Fischer
Marty Hopkins
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Phil Collins
St. Louis Cards
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Bob Brown
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Fay Thomas
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Joe Mulligan
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Cheese
Ebow Garden
Reiler
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By Poses Devine
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Canton McKinley
Higeory
Jimmy Aiken
Din
Lghver Schedues
Dusky
Maesillon
Hamilton
Fronton
Ville
Havenna
Ariington
Cleveland Shaker Heights
Bob Whittaker
Miami Universitetar
Paul Brown
Miami
Washington High School
McKimler
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Massilion
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Darion Fairviex
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Ohio River
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Cincinnati Withrow
Kent Roosevelt
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Yrontom
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Masai Land
East Africa
Philco Batteries
Plan
Synnreal Indians
Bossy Grayson
California
Pian We
S. M. U. Eleven
East
Henry McLemore
Hawaii
Hio State
Bucks
Princeton Zeto
Duke
Pitt
Fordham
Madhnow
Elyria Lumber
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
T. S
Faumee Dalry
T & Hubber Co
Red Raiders
Mombasa
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E Enra
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Somalland
Rialto Theatre
The
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Dan Morris
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