Lorain County basketball leaders enter tight race
Columbia, Henrietta, and Clearview sit undefeated in the Lorain County Class B basketball standings. Friday’s slate features Henrietta hosting Brookside, Clearview facing Penfield, and South Amherst at Avon Lake as pennant hopes stay alive. Brownhelm hosts Ridgeville in a key duel while Camden-Eaton, Columbia-LaGrange, Avon-Belden, and Grafton-Brighton fill the schedule. The three frontrunners are expected to retain a three-way tie at least until January with pivotal clashes on January 5 19 and February 2 shaping the title race.
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Henrietta
Brookside
Clearview
Penfield
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Brownhelm
Avon
Belden
Lorain
Hoya
Harry Frankfather
Camden
Blake
Eaton
Lower
Bungard
Grafton
Brighton
Columbia Lions East to Face Stanford in Rose Bowl
Columbia and Stanford, both finishing strong after midseason slumps, were named to play in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Stanford officials praised Columbia’s late-season form and high scholastic standards, while critics argued Columbia’s schedule lacked depth. Stanford, with a history in the series, seeks another top Coastal Conference showing after recent successes.
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Asadena
Calif
Dee
Columbia
Stanford
Lou Little
Lions
Princeton
Nebraska
Pitt
al Masters
Indians
Northwestern
Washington
Southern California
California
Willie Heston
Michigan
Buckeye Conference Basketball Opens After Football Season
Buckeye conference schools shift to basketball after a tight football title race. Miami plays Hanover College at Oxford Friday, Ohio Wesleyan vs Ohio State opens Saturday in Columbus, Wittenders may affect standings despite a withdrawal option settled at Saturday meeting. Ray Brown debuts as new coach replacing Halliday at Cincinnati as inter-conference play starts January 6.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Miami
Hanover
Ind
Oxford
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Wittendere
Roofers Defeat Elyria Lumber In Pin Match
The Nabakowski Roofers swept Elyria Lumber in a St John’s Lutheran League bowling duel at the school slides. Art Bnehholz edged R Koehn 525 to 522 for three game totals, Koehn firing a 202 high single as part of the losing team. Motors notice announces a meeting tonight at 7:30. Rosenbloom won a judge’s decision over Dunn in Fort Worth bout.
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Nabakowski
Elyria Timber
Art Bnehholz
R. Koehn
Koehn
Red Rocket Franklin Aims To Return For Beavers Next Season
Norman Franklin of Oregon State, the Red Rocket, starred this season as a left halfback and kickoff specialist. The 165 pound, 22-year-old ace scored touchdowns on opening kickoffs, averaged strong punt and kickoff returns, and drew All-American speculation. He plans to be back next year, boosting Coach Lon Stiner's lineup with top speed and scoring threat.
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Norman Franklin
Oregon State
Portland
Cre
Norman
Franklin
Oregon State College
Red Rocket
Fordham
Ed Danowski
Beavers
Rams
California
Washington State
Oregon
Oval
West Coast
Spud Lewis
University of San Francisco
Howard Jones
Trojans
San Franciscans
Merchant
Pacific Coast Conference
U. S. C. Rooks
University of Oregon
Beaver
Corvallis
Red
Columbia to the Rose Bowl teased in Today’s Sport
A humorous, exasperated column mocks the idea of Columbia going to the Rose Bowl. The writer jokes about Columbia's status, facilities, and public image, contrasting it with powerhouse programs and noting the team’s perceived underdog position. He references coach Lou Little and Monty Brill in a playful critique.
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Lucinda
Columbia
Columbin
Notre Dame
Monty Brill
Lou Little
Monty
Lena
Tou
Columba Toukn
Wilder
Chocolate the Crowd End Bout in Cleveland Boxing Show
In Cleveland, Kid Chocolate defeated Frankie Wallace in a non-title 10-round bout at Public Hall as 9,000 fans watched. Canzoneri, Yarosz, and Lew Feldman also won decisive bouts, with Canzoneri stopping Cecil Payne in five rounds and Yarosz dominating Paul Pirrone over 19 rounds.
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Leveland
WU Pi
Cleveland
Kid Chocolate
Tony Canzoneri
Teddy Yarosz
Lew Feldman
Savage
Frankie Wallace
Chocolate
New York
Canzoneri
Wallace
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Payne
Monaco
Paul Pirrone
Yarosz
Pirrone
Teddy
Brooklyn
Jimmy Vaughan
Coveland
Feldman
Vaughan
Thistlethwaite In Line For West Virginia Coaching Job
Morgantown officials weigh Glenn Taillethwaite, a Caton College and former Northwestern Wisconsin coach, for West Virginia head football job. Earl Grease Nevin offered tactics, while Bill Kern at Pittsburgh may be considered if Taillethwaite declines the post.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Er — Glenn Taillethwaite
Caton
Wis
Northwestern
Wisconsin
West Virginia Universit
West Virginia
Thistlethwaite
Fragmented OCR of sports reminiscence about Columbia and Stanford
A fragmented reminiscence discusses college football with references to Columbia and Stanford, alluding to era contrasts and fan expectations. Vague lines mention players, teams, and “Golden West” ideas, with unclear details and garbled phrasing throughout.
Fight Results We CLEVELAND knockouts and points tally
Cleveland boxing results list several bouts with winners by points and a few knockouts. Names include Kid Choco, Frank Wallace, Ceci Payne, Teddy Varosz, Pant Stone, Lew Redman, Vaughan, Norman Conrad and others. Locations center on Cleveland with various small towns and venues noted. The report reads like a stacked results column with scores and some outpoints.
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Cleveland
Havana
Frank Wallace
New York
Ceci Payne
Srusvale
Teddy Varosz
Monaro
Pantstone
Lewre'daman
Brooklyn
Vaughan
Alabama
Dover
Norman Conrad
Ition
Officials Association to Meet at YMCA Tonight
The Northern Ohio Officials Association will gather at eight o'clock tonight at the YMCA for a basketball rules discussion, announced by secretary Robert T. Moore.
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Northern Ohio Officials Association
Robert T. Moore
Ohio State Freshman Coach Praises Football Values
Ohio State freshman grid coach Rich ard Larkins addressed Elyria High’s Kiwanis banquet praising football for building character and citizenship beyond records. He reviewed OSU’s nine games, lauded scrubs for teamwork, and congratulated Elyria coaches and Roy Clymer. About 250 attendees heard remarks from school leaders and coaches at the Methodist church banquet.
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Russ Davies
Richard Larkins
Ohio State
Kiwanis Club
Elyria High
Methodist Church
Larkins
Columbus
Roy Clymer
Karl P. Meister
Elyria
R. C. Masten
C. P. Shively
Earl M. MecCasker
Lorain
Dave Eaton
Ralph Bauec
A. N. Smith
McCaskey
Maston
Shively
Clymer
Ralph Bauer
Lake Erie
Eaton
Jack Cullin
James T. Daler
St. Mary's Church
Wade Grabili
Anter
J. Martin Beck
Jim Armitage
Bad Lersch
Alfie O'Donnell
Kiwans Club
R. EB. Jackson
W. O. Zaiser
A. H. Wet
Marion Kemble
Elyria Hich
Mat Results By United Presa At New York
In New York, Jim Broan of Missouri defeated Sammy Stein as New York retained the claims. Other bouts featured Savoldi of Michigan defeating Mara Plestina of Yugoslavia, and Wisdek Poland defeating Gus Sonnendess, with Frank Bronowich beaten by Niw Man Mountain Dean. In Kansas City, Tot Ted and San Francisco faced teen opponents as Hans Sieh of Germany and Johnny Ath weighed in, amid a noisy weight class event.
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United Presa
New York
Jim Broan
Missouri
Sammy Stein
Savoldi
Ichigan
Mara Plestina
Jugo Slavia
Erate Orses
Omaha
Wisdek
Poland
Gus Sonnendess
Frank Bronowich
Niw Man Mountain
Dean
Andre Castanos
Spa
Kansas City
Ted
Devil
San Francisco
George
New York Invited Columbia to Rose Bowl Clash with Stanford
Columbia University accepts its first Rose Bowl invitation to meet Stanford on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. The Lions plan to entrain December 19 from Baker Field, with a 33-man squad racing to keep study time intact during vacation.
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Columbia
Stanford
Lions
Baker Field
West Coast
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Father Knickerbocker
New York
East Side
West Side
Pasadena
Columbia University
Reynolds Benson
California
Tucson
Ariz
Army
Duke
Princeton
Northwestern
Washington
Lou Little
University of Pennsylvania
Herbert Kopf
Washington and Jefferson
Klein Is Best In 5 Branches Figures Show
New York December 5 Official batting averages released to Gay show Chuck Klein, acquired by the Chicago Cubs from the Phillies for about 100000 plus extra, led the National League in five batting categories for the 1933 season. Klein posted a .368 average, topped the league in home runs two-baggers hits runs batted in and total bases, with Virgil Davis second in batting at .334 and Riggs Stephen third at .328. The Pirates led team batting with .275 while the Cardinals were second at .271 and the Giants finished sixth at .243. The NL also listed leading base runners data.
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New York
Gay
Chicago Cubs
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Pisya
Whith
Jed
Giants
Eagles In City Pin Match Tonight In City League
I T S Rubber faces the Eagles in a second round City League bowling match at Knights of Columbus alleys. I T S leads the standings, while the Eagles trail by 2 1/2 games and aim to narrow the margin. their previous 3 0 win over I T S in the first round is noted. The Little Brown Jugs clash with Glen Rogers Motors in a separate hotly contested duel. Start times shift tonight with the Eagles match at 7:30 and the Jags Motors bout at 8:00.
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Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Birdmen
Little Brown Jugs
Glen Rogers Motors
I. T. S.eagles
Walker and Diamond win in Newark boxing card
In Newark New Jersey Mickey Walker stopped Les Kennedy of Los Angeles after knockdowns and Al Diamond stopped Al Palladino in New York. The card featured fighters from Rumson Paterson and other locales with several knockouts corroborating a busy regional bout night.
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Newark
WN. J
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Les Kennedy
Los Angeles
al Diamond
Paterson
al Palladino
New York
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