Elyria High to Meet Ashland in Cage Opener Friday Night
Promoter Dan Morris headlines a wrestling card at Rialto Theatre featuring a rematch between Jimmy Mitchell the Black Panther and Cowboy Jon Gunther. The show opens with Martonio Angelo vs Kit Carson in a rough semi final. Angelo and Carson are billed as a dirty, rule bending contrast to the main event.
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Jimmy Mitchell
Panther
Jon Gunther
Dan Morris
Vritley
Rialto Theatre
Rainbow Gardens
Morris
Dan
Martonio Angelo
Buffalo
New York
Kit Carson
Brownsville
Texas
Black Panther
Gunther
George Craig
Sly McLain
Angelo
Carson
Elyria-Lorain Huddle Sparks Banquet Night Signals
The Huddle column riffs on a football crowd scene as Elyria and Lorain fans recall the twelfth annual Elyria-Lorain get together banquet. Johnny Kastyo loses a bid to Al Reisz, George Zemba leads a jazz-tinged night, and Carl Smith presides as toastmaster while the public address hints at upcoming column changes.
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Hupp
Moise
Georgie
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria-Lorain
Elyria High
Johnny Kastyo
Ace
al Reisz
Johnny
George Zemba
George
Crimson Bantams
Carl
Shorty" Smith
C. P. Shively
P. C. Bunn
Roy Clymer
Earl McCaskey
Three Elyria Boxers Win In Lorain County Golden Gloves
Three Elyria Amateur Boxers secured victories in opening round bouts at the Lorain County Golden Gloves tournament held in Lorain. Bob Siebert defeated Wade Price, Carl Dodsley beat Bill Hambley, and Ron Hamilton edged Frank Kufel in close decisions. Art Booth fell to Hod Rosetter, while other results from open and novice divisions followed. Second round bouts set for Rialto Theatre next Monday. Referees and judges from the night listed.
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Ernie
Br.aden Hree
Elyria
Lorain County
Antlers Auditorium
Lorain
Bob Siebert
Carl Dodsley
Ron Hamilton
Art Booth
Siebert
Wade Price
Dodsley
Bill Hambley
Hamilton
Frank Kufel
Hod Rosetter
Lodi
Bob
Dodsley-Hambley Fracas Cari
Elyria High
Hambley
Hamilton-Kufel
Elyrian
Kufet
Rosetter
Todi
Art
Sam Porciello
George Wiltlin
Norwalk
Hid
Kaparski
Claude Williams
George Berke
John Duesch
Republic
Frank Melush
Mike Avaney
Wadsworth
Joe Mielarek
Kayoed
Young Palmer
John Corrigan
Harry Atkinson
Alvin Kelley
Willard
George Kraskie
Bill White
Jesse
Jacinto
Arnold Atkinson
John Willis
Angelo di Munzio
Rialto Theatre
Sammy Marsho
Johnny Wray
Charlie Marshall
Art Spademan
Joe Petrosky
Joe Gayner
Tiny’ McMahon
Buckeye Eleven Named by Sports Editors
An all Buckeye Conference football team is selected by sports editors from college newspapers in the circuit. First team includes Savatsky Miami and Duncan Cincinnati ends, Lewis Ohio and G Smith Cincinnati tackles, Mills Ohio Wesleyan and Phode Ohio, center Williams Cincinnati, Turley Ohio Wesleyan quarterback, Zontini Marshall and Nolting Cincinnati halfbacks, Gant Cincinnati fullback Cincinnati. Second team lists Ballard Cincinnati Harley Ohio Wesleyan ends, R Smith Ohio Wesleyan Feldhaus Cincinnati tackles, Brooks Miami Carney Marshall center Over turf Ohio Wesleyan quarterback Lewis Miami halfbacks White Ohio Wesleyan Snyder Ohio fullback Mohler Ohio Wesleyan.
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Columbus
Nec
Savatsky
Miami
Duncan
Cincinnati
Jackies
Lewis
Ohio
G. Smith
Mills
Ohio Wesleyan
Phode
Williams
Turley
Ballard
Harley
R. Smith
Feldhaus
Brooks
Carney
Marshall
White
Snyder
Mohler
Substitute Dean Graham Shines In Local Football Tale
Dean Graham of Oberlin replaces Francis A. Schmidt of Ohio State and scores a first play touchdown in a spirited talk on teamwork. The author notes Graham’s cross country background as a handicap but emphasizes the broader lessons about collaboration and the thrill of football as eleven players united in one unit.
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Dean Graham
Oberlin
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
Walker Kayoed By Pirrone
In Philadelphia on December 4 Mickey Walker, once a feared fighter, was knocked out by Paul Pirrone in the eleventh round after a second round knockdown left Walker with a nine count. The referee immediately awarded Pirrone the victory. Walker weighed 162 pounds, Pirrone 160.
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Philadelphia
Mickey Walker
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Walker
Pirrone
Baer to Box Levinsky in Four Round Chicago Bout
Max Baer heavyweight champion to meet King Levinsky of Chicago in a four round bout. The match is set for early December with both fighters entering the ring in top form and aiming to showcase power and skill.
Seen And Heard At The Elyria Lorain Banquet
At the twelfth annual Lorain Elyria football gathering Dean Thomas Graham of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology was praised as a pinch hitter by Toastmaster Carl Smith. Ohio State coach Francis A Schmidt could not attend. Roy Clymer reported his absence by telegram. Elyria Lorain banter focused on game rules, anticipated 13 minute quarters, and pending film reels of the last game.
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Russ Davies
Lorain- Elyria
Dean Thomas Graham
Oberlin Graduate’ School of Theology
Carl Smith
Dean Graham
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
Roy Clymer
Philadelphia
Lymer
Schmidt
Earl McCaskey
Lorain High
Mac
Clymer
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria-Lorain
Rev
Karl Meister
Elyrians
Jack Meyer
Strangler Lewis in France Faces Water Woes and Food Delights
Legendary wrestler Strangler Lewis campaigned in France facing battles with unfamiliar cuisine and language. He aims to stay in France through spring while keeping his weight around 250 pounds. The piece also notes Wooster College football coach L C Boles’ perspective on Wooster’s edge, Ohio State’s scoring and leadership, Hiram and Fenn College brick trophy swap, and local boxing tournament performances with Elyria and Norwalk standouts among the ring newcomers.
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Lewis
France
L. C. Boles
Wooster College
Wooster
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Washington & Jefferson
Ilekad Wooster
Navy
Lightweight boxing era manager mystery and stadium seating note
The passage recalls Benn Leonard's reign and asks who was his manager. It also mentions Lou Nickelette guiding nine sparring youths and six losses, with spectator Alex Zirin of the Cleveland Plain Dealer observing. It notes Ohio Stadium capacity at 75,000 with 65,000 permanent seats.
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Lou Nickelette
Lorain
Alex Zirin
Cleveland Plain Dealer Sports Department
Benn Leonard
Ohio State Stadium
County Quints See Action On Three Nights
In the Lorain County Class B scholastic league the county teams play three nights this week. Thursday features Belden vs Eaton on the Eaton floor, moved from Saturday. Friday and Saturday schedules list multiple matchups including Clearview at Brownhelm, Columbia at Brookside, Penfield at South Amherst, Henrietta at Avon Lake, LaGrange at Avon, Grafton at Belden, Eaton at Brighton, plus Saturday actions South Amherst at LaGrange, Brownhelm at Camden, Brookside at Clearview, Ridgeville at Penfield, Avon at Henrietta, Avon Lake at Grafton, and Brighton at Columbia.
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Lorain County
Lsted
Belden and
Eaton
Clearview
Brownhelm
Columbia
Brookside
Penfield
South Amherst
Henrietta
Avon Lake
LaGrange
Avon
Grafton
Belden
Brighton
Amherst
Camden
Ridgeville
Nineteen Games Listed On Crimson Team Sked
Elyria High School announces a 19 game cage schedule. The Crimson host Ashland in the opener and face Lake erie League rivals Lorain Shaw Heights Lakewood Oberlin plus strong independents Sandusky Akron Massillon and Fremont. Coach Clymer relies on a mix of lettermen and newcomers as football players join late.
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Jer. T
Ashland
John Lay
Sandusky
Amherst
Nac
Amet Dan
Lakewood
Akron Weot
Berea
Nare
Massillon
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Tech
i-Heights
Keb
Fremont
Oberlin
Shaw
Owen
Lorain
Frank Walen
Hiyrla High School
Trimson
Sixth Streeters
Crimson
Akron West
Wait Boreski
Jake Meyer
Joe Scott
Walter Machock
Meck Urig
Doug Gerber
John Jungas
Herbert Meister
Dick Bell
Zig Gient
Clymer
Lake Erie
Heights
Massilini
Successor To Johnston Seen
Rapidly dwindling attendance at Madison Square Garden boating shows has caused dis pleasure among board members. Matchmaker Jimmy Johnston is slated to go with a shakeup likely at the December 19 meeting. Choices to supervise boxing include Col. John S Hammond or an appointed assistant to replace Johnston. Tom McArdle and Al Weill are favored potential successors.
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New York
Dev
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Johnston
Col
John
Hammond
Johnaton
Tom McArdle
al Weill
Lorain Elyria football get-together guest speaker Dean Graham
About 250 to 300 attended the Twelfth Annual Lorain Elyria football get-together held in the Elyria High cafeteria. Dean Thomas Graham of Oberlin College spoke replacing Francis A. Schmidt of Ohio State and urged applying football discipline to life. Carl Smith and school officials gave short remarks while Elyria hosts welcomed Lorain and anticipated next year’s event.
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Etween
Lorain-Elyria
Elging High
Dean Thomas Graham
Oberlin College
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
Dean Graham
Carl Smith
Higsma High
P . Bunn
Lorain
C P. Shively
Elyria
City League Pin Matches Tonight
The pace-setting JTS Rubber Company faces cellar Maumee Dairy, while Colson Company meets Elyria Hardware in a second City League bowling doubleheader at the Knights of Columbus lanes. Both games decide early standings in a tight race.
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JTS Rubber Company
Maumee Dairy
Colson Company
Elyria Hardware
Knights of Columbus
Purdue Cagers Hampered by Illness of Star Center
Purdue’s bid to defend the Big Ten title suffered a setback as Ed Elliott, Purdue center, was hospitalized with typhoid fever and is expected to miss the season. The Lafayette bulletin notes the impact on the team’s outlook.
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Purduf
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Ed Elliott
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