Ohio scholastic grid stars shine on undefeated teams
In Columbus era notes on standout high school players from Massillon to Lima, led by Lamar Krieger and Jack Beilstein, with team leaders like Horace Hampton and Letty McAfee. The piece highlights key backs, linemen, and defensive performers shaping uninterrupted records across Ohio squads amid regional praise for Miamisburg, Hamilton, and Ironton programs.
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Fiowever
Lamar Krieger
Don
Jim Jaker
Amd
Jack Beilstein
Whitta
Scuhen
Negro Bari
George Burgwin
Toko
Frank Ct
Tatkhie
Ham
Harold
Stapleton
A. R. Tiltom
McAfee
Ohio River
Tristate
Letty” McAfee
Ironton
Frank Waltz
Leo Schneider
Arlington
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Referee Bert Potts Hurt In Columbus Bout
In Columbus on December 5, referee Bert Potts, officiating a heavyweight bout between Everett Marshall and Chief Sunoco, was injured after Potts awarded Marshall the win and Sunoco attacked. A Columbus officer was struck attempting to break up the fight. Marshall and Sunoco were summoned to appear in police court today.
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Columbes
Bert Potts
Chicago
Potts
Everet
Marshall
Chief Sunoco
Sunoco
Columbus
R. E. Steeting
Sunoce
Iodar
Cvacussion
Berwanger Voted Most Valuable Berwanger Voted Most Valuable
Berwanger was named most valuable back for the 1935 season by the Downtown Club after polls of Eastern sports writers. Berwanger of the school east of the Mississippi led with 4 points. Monk Meyer of Army was second with 2 9 points and William Shakespeare of Notre Dame had 25.
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Saerage
Missipi
Chicago
Charles
Monk
City Bowling League Tonight Features Local Matches
Maumee Dairy faces Knights of Columbus in a City Bowling League match this evening. Jackson War Paper will oppose Smitty's Place in the night’s second pairing at Knights of Columbus venue.
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Maumee Dairy
Knights of Columbus
Jackson War Paper
Smitty
Horton Smith Quits Pro Golf Job for Sporting Goods Firm
Chicago Nov 5. Horton Smith, president of the Ti on of the PGA, has resigned as professional at Oak Park Country Club to join a nationally known sporting goods firm. He will compete in all major tournaments in 1936 including the British Open.
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Chicagq
Wer
Jon Smith
Tiion
Oak Park
Dragon Again Defeats Berry On Rialto Mat
Dragon defeats Berry in a brutal Rialto match by knockout in 19 minutes 47 seconds. Berry is carried from the ring and revived, then fails to continue as Dragon earns his second consecutive win. Angelo wins a one fall bout, while Wallace stops Red Ski in the curtain raiser.
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Ernie Braden
Drago
Hed Berry Yast Misht
Tye
Berry
Srain
Bnebie
Hadara
Pitsburgh
Berrime
Ajured
Tims
Nec
Angelo
Mertonio Angelo
Mie Mitcheller
Nnnes
Panther
Buffalo Ltalian
Louisville Colored Star
Ed Wallace
Redski
Red
Lumber Pinmen Triumph in Charleston Ballroom Comeback
London reports a dramatic ballroom comeback as the Imperial Society of Transport and Ballroom discussed staging a Charlesian event. The selection committee, after exhaustive review, agreed to proceed with the Charlesian program, signalling a fresh momentum for London dance circles.
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London
Imperial Society of T
Puzzle Mississippians Learn About Skis in Charleston
Residents of Charleston were shown a ski in a local feature explaining that skis are pairs of hardwood strips bound on each foot for gliding on snow. The piece notes public confusion and the industry's emergence shaping understanding.
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Charleston
Mnil
Madison girl preserves dirt samples from 26 states and nations
Patricia Salter, a teenage pupil in Madison Wisconsin, has collected dirt samples from 26 states in the United States as well as England and Italy. She obtains most samples through friends and acquaintances, building a global dusty hobby.
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Madison
Wis
Patricia Salter
Tere
States
England
Italy
Edwards First Speech Impresses Crowd At Elrria Lora Banquet
Western Reserve head coach Bill Edwards delivers his first banquet talk to Lorain Kiwanis, recalling Baldwin Wallace and Reserve seasons, players like Vic Ippolito and Gomer Davis, and stressing equipment, facilities, and conditioning. The audience, a mix of old friends and press, praises the engaging speech.
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Russ Davies
C-T
Sax
Bill Edwards
Elrria-Lora
Fostoria High
Sam Willaman
Willaman
Edwards
Westie
Western Reestre
Chucky Hupp
Sear
Davis
Chick Smith
Ed Yeckler
John Pincura
Penn State
Bill
Davi
Sarng
Vic Ippolito
Yowie
Ken Zeh
Wesleyan
Case
Stuhldreher Revises Top Teams list in 1940s era
Former Notre Dame coach Knute Stuhldreher Discusses football rules and safety. He names top teams including Princeton and Fordham while noting no changes to play style. He argues organized football is safe with proper coaching and equipment and credits the game’s evolution to the lateral pass. He recalls Notre Dame and the Four Horsemen in context.
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Bob Smith
United Press
Cn Erace O
Barry Stubblisher
Bouthern
Princeton
Texas Christian
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Louisiana
Holy Cross
Fordham
Stuhldreher
Nesirgt
Colon
Stuhidreher
Ganz Stuhid
Large Crowd Attends Elyria Lorain Banquet
About 310 attendees gathered for the 12th Elyria Lorain banquet at the Masonic Temple in Elyria. The program featured Edwards a head football coach at Vsery University, with Thompson Tossturester J Ford as general director Sueel City Kir as toastmaster, introducing local figures and Elyria players.
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Elyria-Lorain
Masonic Temple
Lure
Prine
V«serys University
Edwards
Thompson
J. Ford
Sueel City
Thompsia
Luttrall
Ely
Pai
Ebbomorarr
Christian
Leck
R. Cc
Elyria
Amherst Lorain Quintets Clash Friday Evening
Amherst and Lorain meet in a third meeting this season as the Comets seek to gain on their Port City rivals in a 20th contest. The Comets, led by Haas, Michael, Smith, Jenne, and reserves strong in a 50 7 opener over Lorain St Marys, aim for a close in state rivalry with Lach and Van Keuren in key roles.
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Hish Comets
Lorain
Earl McCask
Comets
Port City
Clos
Lavender
Ror Haas
Walter Michael
Elmer Smith
Bud Jenne
Comet
McCasker
Reisz
Kohlmrer
Lash
Fuervando
Eddie Lach
Elmer Cook
Stanley Gambish
Bob Gillette
van Keuren
Lorain St. Mary’s
Michael
Smith
van Keurén
Schmeling Arrives In United States Today
New York December 5 Max Schmeling of Germany arrives today aboard the Irene seeking a return to the heavyweight picture He is likely to be matched with Champion Jimmy Braddock or Joe Louis also noted GRIDDER QUITS TEAM Chicago December 5 W e nz earned enough money football to complete his studies and Joe Kopshavei year the Chicago Cea7s after final game Sun e his internship at hospital entered Medical College here
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New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Cham
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Gridder
Chicago
Wenz
Joe Kopshaveiyr
Fragmentary 19th century sports chatter with scattered names
The text contains broken remarks about players such as Larden Crowles and a mention of two youths Suhidreher and PREser, with garbled phrases implying car sales, Miller, and a grand claim about Arizona being principal in some context.
Baseball Fans Expect Many Trades At Coming Major League Meeting
New York December 5 After weeks of secrecy owners and managers fans expect rapid trades at the annual meeting with Giants and Cardinals in talks over players and deals. Rumors link Frick with moves involving Whitehead Wheaton and others while Foxx Cramer Higgins McNair and Marcum indicate looming sales to multiple clubs. Boston and Chicago look to strengthen as Detroit eyes Al Simmons and Brooklyn considers changes. Many clubs seek Wally Berger and pitcher Fred Frankhouse as the schedule of actions unfolds.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Giant
Whitehead
Burgess
Parmaree
St. Louis Boy
Philadelphia Athletics
Roger Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
PJ Higgins
Eric McNair
Mercum
Rugier
Foxx
Connie Mack
Marcum
Mack
Sox
Boston
Cramer
Yankees
Hitsins
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
al Simmons
Cochrane
Micker
Brooklyn
Dodgers
van Munge
al Lopez
Star Battery
Boston Braves
Jeague
Wally Berger
Fred Frankhouse
Varner Knocks Out Walker In Fourth
Claude Varner of Los Angeles knocked out Tiger Kid Walker in the fourth round in Cincinnati. After two minutes and forty three seconds of the round, Varner slipped a hook to Walker’s jaw and sent him to the canvas, securing victory over the local rival.
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Cincinate O
Claude Varner
Los Angeles
Freddie Miller
National Boxing Association
Tiger Kid Walker
Cincinnati
Hent
Warner
Walker
Hin
Ong
Jin
Elyria Lorain football banquet memories and quips
At the Elyria Lorain football banquet, Superintendent P C Bunn shared a joke about an inebriated Irishman and the moon on the river. Western Reserve line coach George Brown copied the tale, while coach Earl M McCasker misnamed players. Shively urged extra time, Crimer misstated scores, and Eaton recalled a Toledo trip turning sick. The crowd laughed at coats and a poem quoted by Doc Waterhouse. Bellwether quotes praised Clyde Ford with a broken hand, and the evening reflected rivalry with Lorain.
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Bex
Elyria- Lorain
P. C. Bunn
Lorain
Busan
Trishman
George Brown
Western Reserve
Wailers Beat Assembly Team in General Industries Match
The Wailers won two of three games against the Assembly in a General Industries League match held last evening on Temple alleys. Smith led the losers with 395 across three games and 232 for his best single game.
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Elyria Lumber and
Coal Pinmen
Vestal Shoes
St. John’s Lutheran
el Lumber and
Ceal Co
Spassiner
C. BP. Shively
Elyria
Red Raiders
Lorain
Wailers
Assembly
Temple Allers
Smith
Wallers Basse Fisher
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Vogler & Dow
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Schmeling
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Suhidreher
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Earl M. McCasker
Ernie Nickelette
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Chuck Hupp
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