Four teams share first in Lorain County league race
In a four way tie for first in the Lorain County High School boys basketball league, South Amherst Penfield Columbia and Eaton each hold two league wins. Eaton defeated Belden 61 to 28, Penfield beat Avon Lake 59 to 8, South Amherst topped Brownhelm 18 to 10 in overtime, and Columbia beat LaGrange 25 to 9.
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South Amherst
Brownhelm
F Eaton
Belden
Brookside
Camden
Penfield
Avon Lake
Columbia
LaGrange
Henrietta
Avon
Brownhelm Eaton
Russ Navies
ATON
Lorain County High School
Eaton
Brownheim
Lupe
South Tory
Salt
Leniz
Haten
Guka
Giant
Amherst
Columbia Cnee Ee
Hienrietta
Kilmer
Zuard
E. Merchler
Serre
Mt NW
Volnanleia
Racksite
Fairchild
Lays
Henrietta Ve
Puria
Iden
Rhee Reed
Rogen
Clearview Ae
Drighton
Penfiell
Cnindex
Eaton Center
Vie Woods
Tory
Hopkins
Hawke
Madak
Wilkins
Bushman
Walker
Verne
Lumbia
Ndstrom
Coach Lake
Browand
Hostetiler
Jay Hh
Aie
Wbendorf
Hwee
jDeteel
Ve . Tassies
Saweel
Meyers
Aes
Trenade
Lamle
Grange
South Atmherst
Allsop
Wine Eels
Ruth
Quarrytown
Miss- Columbia
Sua- Wilkins
Redue
Allson
Perkins
Moadak
Dreger
Af van Arsdale
Warnuka
Salete
MeCtelian
Tomita
Bea
Strickier
Melwrin
Teesen Garret
Ic Rowel
Verebler
Ms Fairehne
Ts Ori
Greenon
Arete
Toni Sndrach
Bee Ae Dattick
Beechside
Gy Wimhien
Owens
Shothans
Srenany
Raltlagher
T. Brownhelm—s
Badarre
Volunteers Favored Over New York U in Unemployment Benefit Game
Tennessee volunteers, led by halfback Melver, are slight favorites to beat New York University in a charity football game at Yankee Stadium today. More than 45,900 fans are expected as Tennessee, undefeated this season, aims to extend its strong winning streak.
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Ter
Tennessee
New York University
Yanker Stadium
Melver
Holt Neyland
Vals
Army
Dartmouth
Elyria Lorain Soccer Teams Meet Tomorrow
Elyria and Lorain soccer teams are set to play a friendly at Oakwood Park tomorrow at 2 30 p m The Lorain lineup includes Penman Morrison Kirk Moves Roberts Mitchell Presick Burns Meldrim Walker McKelvin and McCaffor The Elyria squad should assemble at Bath Street by 1 30 p m for transportation and warmups
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Oakwood ‘Park
Lorain
Elyria
Gums
Fetta
Penman
Morrison
Kirk
Moves
Roberts
Mitchell
Presick
Burns
Meldrim
Walker
McKelvin
McCatforcor
Bath Street
Cleveland to host 1932 Notre Dame Navy game
Notre Dame officials confirm the Irish will play Navy in Cleveland Stadium on November 19, 1932. It will be Notre Dame’s seventh game on the 1922 schedule with Cleveland receiving ten percent of gross receipts. A large Navy student body and South Bend contingent are expected. Cleveland covers most expenses except officials’ fees.
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Chicago
ORL
Western Conference
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Marquette University
Joan L. G
Elmneis
Ohio Relays
Chamaphaign
Ere CounTy
Tns
Tence
Cleveland
Notre Dame
South Bend
Navy
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Windsor In Hockey Battle
The Cleveland Indians host the Windsor Bulldogs in an International League hockey clash. A win could lift Cleveland into a tie for second place behind Pittsburgh as the season nears its close. Harry Holmes leads Cleveland in a pivotal matchup tonight at home.
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Cleveland. O
Pittsburgh
Windsor Bulldogs
Elysium
Harry Holmes
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Eague
Elyria Teams Open Season With Wins Over John Hay
Miami University awarded letters at the annual football dinner, naming Clayton Carmean Ken ton Frank Crall Willard Harry Strobel Leonard Fertig Harold Fulton Joe Horn John Warekes Elyria and Richard Meyer Napolean among letter recipients. Freshmen named include Ned Brooks Cornelius Butts Edwin Cinninger Robert Thompson Kenneth Conley Robert Waise James Mignin Raymond Moore William Onley Fred Weaver Norman Hawkins Stephen Rowley Jacob Snell. Elyria High opened its season under Coach Roy Clymer with a reserve 15 to 9 win and a varsity 23 to 21 upset over John Hay, feature performances from Baniek Slovensky and Howenstine, plus Primos Novotny on defense.
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Oxford
Miami University
Molander
Atversity
Ilinois
Clayton Carmean
Kenton
Frank Crall
Willard
Harry Strobel
Massillon
Leonard Fertig
Independence
Harold Fulton
Joe Horn
Waynesfield
John Warekes
Eli- Tia
Richard Meyer
Napoleon
Ned Brooks
Mansfield
Cornelius Butts
Piqua
Edwin Cinninger
Lorain
Robert Thompson
Gaspolis
Kenneth Conley
Chilcothe
Robert Waise Elyriat
James Mignin
Stryker
Raymond Moore
Defiance
William Onley
Oberlin
Fred Weaver
Darion
Norman Hawkins
Fostoria
Stephen Rowley
Martins Ferry
Jacob Snell
Troy
Chuck Hup
Elyria High School
Roy “Bus” Clymer
Jhead
Flashes
John Hay
Cleveland
Jones
Pers Baniek
Elyria
Halasz
Johbn Hay
Murkowi
Baniek
Fir
Rosenbloom
John Warl
Banjek
Slovensky
Ourom
Coniam
DeCillo
Elgria
Deillo
Decilla
Kaselak
Detilo
Crawdiso
Bane
Crew
Jones and
Banick
Jay Nhowensling
von Halasz
de Dio
Bannick
Michaels
Kane
Lorain Cagers Open Season With Amherst Victory
Lorain beat Amherst 16 to 8 in a fast season opener on Amherst Court. Busich led Lorain with strong offense and defense, while Layak and Tradman supported the attack. For Amherst Thomas and Bastz starred as the top players. In bowling, Moose led the league by taking two of three from Eagles and Kowalks topped scores with 648 overall.
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Jack Liffiton
Lakewood
Frankie Marshall
Heights
Chronicle-Telegram
Erie
Cleveland Press
Lufiton
Marshall
Moose
Eagles
Pretzels
Lorain Cagers
Amherst
Jesse Skriletz
High
Lorain
Busich
Cents
Layak
Tradman
Wall O
Amice Thomas
Bastz
Gut
ITV
Baum
Parker
Guenio Pretzels
Chronicle ‘Telegram
Kowalks
Marnwall
Kohkhim
Ozok
Bote Penge
Melilvaine
Tadman
Torala
Moose Amherst
Aia Bactz
Carpenter Thomas
Webner
Nahakowski
Aga Cook
Edwards
Cates
NL Smith
Yale Bowl Charity Grid Tourney Opens Today at Yale Bowl
Yale and Holy Cross Dartmouth and Brown meet in two 12 minute preliminaries with a coin flip to set kickoff. Winners face a final with judges deciding ties. A new no tie rule and charity event draw 45 000 to 55 000 fans, with Yale favored and Holy Cross seen as a dark horse.
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Conn
Dec
East
Yale
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Brown
Notre Dame Cagers Open Season With Win Over Kalamazoo
In South Bend Indiana on December 6 the Notre Dame University basketball team defeated Kalamazoo College of Kalamazoo Michigan by seven to seven in the opening game of the season.
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South Brnd
Ind
Notre Dame University
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bierman to Take Minnesota Football Post in January
Bernie Bierman signs to coach Minnesota football, succeeding Tu lane tenure, with January 1 start. Herbert C. Crisler announces the appointment, Crisler will oversee athletic administration, Bierman to hire his own assistants subject to Board of Regents approval.
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Bierman
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Dec
Bernie’Bierman
Tulane University
Herbert C. Crisler
Crisler
Board of Regents
Elyria Lites Win Opener
Elyria Lites take a strong start in their opener as they overpower opponents in a decisive early-season performance. The result highlights the team’s speed and defensive pressure, signaling optimism for the season ahead.
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Elyria Lites
Renaissance Outfit Seeks Games On Western Trip
The Renaissance World's champion basketball club plans an annual Western trip with stops in Cleveland Toledo Fort Wayne and Chicago and has open dates for games with any Lorain County teams. Write to George Wilson General Delivery Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Renaissance
Cleveland
Toledo
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Lorain County
George Wilson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Benny Sports Five Seeks Games In Elyria
The Benny Sports Five, a Lorain class A basketball team, seeks game bookings in Elyria. Write to Benny Kaplan, Lexington Avenue, Lorain, or call 6514 to arrange contests.
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Benny
Lorain
Elyria
Benny Kaplan
Lexington Avenue
Marietta Pro Accepts Golf Post at Cedar Racks Club
Marietta Ohio golf professional Dee at Tr O Mart accepts a position as golf professional at Cedar Racks Country Club in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Marietta
Dee
Tr. O. Mart
Cedar Racks Country Club
Wheeling
W. Va
Dempsey Stages Four One Round Wins in Fargo Exhibition
Jack Dempsey fought four one round bouts in Fargo last night scoring two knockouts and two decisions. He floored Johnny Koranda of Chicago in 16 seconds and Swede Gransberg of Fargo in 37 seconds. Dempsey won on aggression with solid blows while Charlie Retzlaff and Tommy Davenport provided brief challenges.
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Fargo
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Koranda
Chicago
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