Ohio Conference earns seven spots on UP All Ohio Eleven
Ohio Conference takes seven of the 11 spots on the UP All Ohio football team. The Buckeye Conference claims three positions while the Northwest Conference has one. The selections reflect Ohio Conference strength with multiple standout players recognized.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Northwest Conence
Hueane Edwards
Oberlin
Pape
Elyria Boy
Wesley
Ralph Peatworth
United Press
Olumbus
United Press Today
Northwest
All Ohio honor squad named by sport parade notes
A second year all Ohio lineup is announced with Bob Payne, John Wiethe, Carl Williams, Wilson Sparhawk, Earl Conaway, William Snyder, Oliver Savatsky, Lawrence Thomas, Mike Artale, Jerry Welling, Dave Samuelson and Monorable Ventton among selections. The piece also critiques Garden boxing management and references emerging heavyweights and Madison Square Garden history.
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United Pre
Payne
Dayton
Wiethe
Xavier
Williams
Cincinna Sparhawk
Akron
Conaway
Musking
Snyder
Ohio U
Savatsky
Miami
Thomas
Findlay
Artale
John Carroll
Welling
Toledo
Samuelson
Case
Stewart
Alfinen
Phode
Mellyain
Ohio Wesleyan
Wing
Baldwin-Wallace
Yeager
Cincinnati
Babhoric
Toth
Wittenberg
Bob Payne
John Wiethe
Xav‘er
Carl Williams
HnemM&n
Ohio
Wilson Sparhawk
Earl Conaway
Mushingum
William Snyder
Buckeye
Ohio University
Oliver Savatsky
Michn
Lawrence Thomas
Mike Artale
Jerry Welling
Toledo University
Dave Samuelson
Fertig
Two Changes In Ridgeville Cage Shed
Ridgeville, Ohio gives tentative approval to two changes in the cage shed project as plans move forward. Dor 4 reports potential tweaks in structural layout and access points to improve safety and crowd flow for the Ridgeville arena.
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Ridgeville
Four Deadlocked For First Place In Cue Tourney
Four players share the lead after day three in the world championship pocket billiards event. Ralph Greenleaf and three rivals each hold one victory and no defeats, with Urwin Rudolph of Cleveland Andrew Pons of Philadelphia and Jimmy Caras of Wilmington tied for second. Afternoon features include Greenleaf versus George Kelly and Seaback versus Tabernack with Allan facing Moscon.
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Chicago
Dev. Gumn
Ralph Greenioot
Urwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Andrew Pons
Philadelphia
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Col
Ich
Greenleaf
Greenfeat
George Kelly
Wisht
Charles Seaback
Astoria
N. Y
Frank Tabernkt
Schenectady
Bennie Allan
Kansas City
William Moscon
Ashland High Quintet Faces Elyria In Friday Clash
Ashland High hosts Elyria High in a Friday basketball encounter. Both teams rely on two lettermen per side Hazen and Shively for Ashland, and Scott and Zercher for Elyria, with guards and centers shaping the battle.
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Frank Walend
Ashland
Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Rosie Stern
Ashland High Quintent
Clymer
Stern
Hazen
Shively
Elyria
Crimson Flashes
Thomas
Ohio
Clymermen
Ohio State University
Zercher
Elysians
Scott
Clark
Chorpening
Crimson Guards
Zerchet
Dave" Eaton
Amherst
Eaton
Lighties
Asiland
Prentice Sees Chance For Davis Cup Team
Bernon S. Prentice, chairman of the American Davis Cup committee, says the United States has a fighting chance to regain the cup in 1934 despite grim tennis forecasts. He notes Australia, Japan, France and defending England as strong foes, but cites Sidney Wood, Frank Shields, George Lott, and John Van Ryn as formidable U S players and possible pairings.
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New York
Bernon S. Prentice
United States
Prentice
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Australia
Japan
France
England
Sidney Rood
Frank Shields
George M. Lott
John van Ryn
Penfield and Graf ton game dates moved to earlier floors
Coach Dyer Sweet announced a reshuffled basketball schedule. The Penfield game originally set for December 15 is moved up to this Saturday on the Tenfield floor. The Graf ton game scheduled for December 23 is moved up to the Ridgeville floor. December 29th remains noted.
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Dyer Sweet
Penfield
Tenfield
Grafton
Ridgeville
Miller Meets Dazzo In Chicago Bout
In Chicago at Arcadia Gardens Freddy Miller of Cincinnati featherweight champion in the NAB A view meets Paul Dazzo of Chicago in an 11 round non title bout tonight.
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Miller
Dazzo
Chicago
Freddy Miler
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
Paul Dazzo
Chicaca
Arcadia Gardens
National Loop Infield Play Improves In 1933 Season
National League infield play showed gains in 1933 with top averages for first basemen at .996 by Charles Grimm and .98167 for Hughie Critz. Elwood English led third basemen at .973, Leo Durocher headed shortstops at .960, while Harry Rice and Al Lopez posted notable marks among outfielders and catchers. Twenty pitchers fielded 1,000 chances. Lonnie Warneke led with 80 without an error.
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York
U.R
Whartsop
Charles Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Hughie Critz
New York Giants
Elwood English
Cubs
Lonnie Warneke
Billy Herman
Jimmy Wilson
Cardinas
Phillies
Move Again By Jack Lords Two Dates Open On 1934 Miami Grid Schedule
Miami University announces its 1934 football schedule with Buckeye conference members included. Two dates remain open pending conference changes and potential additions such as Centre College or Washington and Jefferson. A game with the University of Chicago is under discussion. The tentative lineup lists October 6 and 13 as open, October 20 vs Ohio U, October 27 vs Ashland, November 3 vs Ohio Wesleyan, November 10 vs Wittenberg in Springfield, November 17 vs Marshall in Huntington, and November 29 at Cincinnati.
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Jack Lords
Miami
Oxford
UPI
Buckeye
Miami University
George L. Rider
Centre College of Washington and Jefferson
Columbus
University of Chicago
Ohio U
Ashland
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Springfield
Marshal
Huntington
Cincinnati
Revival of the field goal dominates a late football season
The season featured a surge in field goals as decisive points, reviving the kicking game after goal posts were moved. Stanford tied for the Pacific Coast title thanks to two field goals, while UCLA and Washington relied on goals to win. Notable moments included a 46 yard Oregon State winner and a tense New York crowd turn at Columbia Cornell.
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Stanford
Cardinals
California
Washington Huskies
Palo Alto
Elinnis
Northwestern
West
New York Igle Tech
Xavier
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Qreran State
Fordham
Tllinois
Michigan
New York
Columbia
Charley Brickleys
Jim Thorpes
Frosty Peters
Eddie Mahans
Valley Grange Dundee Prizes At Montesano Gathering
Valley Grange in Montesano Washington offered an all Jersey calf live turkey and live goose as Dundee prizes during a community gathering.
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Montesano
Was
Che Valley Grange
Dundee
Columbia Club Defeats Held Transfers in Bowling Match
The Columbia Club defeated Held Transfers in two of three games at a St. John’s Lutheran bowling night. The winners claimed the first two games by six pins before a final game loss by twelve plus. Lester Burr led with a 513 series and Art Moelk posted a 193 high single.
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Columbia Club
St. John's Lutheran
Cosner
Lester Burr
Art Moelk
Fight Results At Seattle and Portland Card
Gorilla Jones knocked out Frankie Remus in Seattle middleweight action. Billy Wallace stopped Ah Wing Ler by technical knockout in Portland. Babyr Face Casanova, Mexican bantamweight champ at 138, outpointed Speedy Dado in Los Angeles. Manila card notes mention (10).
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Seattle
Gorilla Jones
Frankie Remus
U. S. Navy
Portland
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Ah Wing Ler
Los Angles
Babyr
Casanova
Speedy Dado
Manila
Board Does Not Favor Thanksgiving Game Change
Elyria Board of Education opposed moving the annual Elyria Lorain High School football game to Thanksgiving Day. A merchants division letter urged a holiday game to boost attendance and business, but last Thanksgiving receipts were low and likely to fall further if moved. Lorain officials also oppose the change. no action was taken.
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Elyria Board of Education
Elyria- Lorain
Merchants’ Division
Elyria
Lorain
Willard Found Guilty In Traffic Collision Case
Willard, former heavyweight boxing champion, was found guilty by a jury of battery related to a traffic collision. The court ordered him to reappear Monday for sentencing, and Willard said he would seek a retrial on the charged incident involving Joe Logreco.
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Glendale
Cal
Jess Willard
Joe Logreco
Willard
Guerin Pretzels Set Evening Basketball Practice Schedule
Guerin Prep teams plan practice tonight on the M C A floor. The girls start at 6 30 p m and the boys at o o clock with players from both squads asked to note the times.
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Guerin Pretzels
M.C. A
Ohio State Fans Fill Stands As Season Boosts Gate
Ohio State football drew roughly 256,000 paid admissions this season, with last year at 175,000, aided by easier finances and a stronger squad. C. W. Savage, 64, leads Oberlin athletics and is Ohio conference head. Marietta High’s basketball team challenges for the state title after losing last winter. Notable 1933 football runs include Stan Lewis, Tony Rogals, and Howard from Wesleyan. Also mentions Lance’s National Library, Germany’s Black Forest, and Stanford star Bill Corbus as a potential All-American.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Ohio
Ohio State
Buckeyes
C. W. Savage
Oberlin College
Ohio Wesleyan
Stan Lewis
Miami
Tan
Tony Rogals
Ucwre
Howard Eo
Wesleyan
Germany
Foranton
Bill Corbus
Stanford
Combis
Rtes Careats
Eagles top LT’s as Motors beat Jugs in city bowling
Veteran Hayden Evans leads Eagles with a 625 series including a 244 and 208 as they defeat I. T. S Rubber 2–1 in the City League at Knights of Columbus. Eagles pull even closer to first place, while Glen Rogers Motors take 2 of 3 from Little Brown Jugs, keeping standings tight. Evans was the only bowler over 600. Worthington 597.
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Eagles
Lt's
Motors
Loo
Veetran Hayden
Daddy” Evans
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Knights of Columbus
Birdmen
Glen Rogers Motors
Little Brown Juys
Jugs
Rogers Motors
I. T
Brown Jugs
Pet. I. T. & Rubber
Aaler Jenas
Little Bro
Elyria Hardware
Welsh Funeral Home
Jackson Wall Paper
Agles
Carpenter Haee
Ort Seeeee
Shepard Nee
Evans Tesee
Agg Fe Taeweer
Worthing
Rerninger
Martin Meaee
Donnelly Ae
Coaches Join In Helping Little With Columbia
New York December 5 coach Lou Little forms a brain trust to sharpen the Columbia Lions for the Rose Bowl clash with Stanford. Eastern football circles take the Pasadena tilt seriously as noted tacticians volunteer to help. The board already includes Chick Meehan, Jim Crowley, Jock Sutherland, Hank Anderson, and Bert Bell, with more names likely.
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New York
Lou Little
Columbia Lion
Stanford
Pasadena
Lou
Sir Little
United Press
Board of Strategy
Chick , Meehan
Manhattan
Jim Crowkey
Fordham
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Bert Bell
Pennsylvania
Freddie's Place Lights Up Practice for Sunday Game
Freddie's Place will hold a 7 o'clock Thursday practice at the store in preparation for Sunday’s game against Western Heights Tigers. Players listed include E Shaffstall F Ross L Giest A Sebastian R Heath J Duggani S Nagy J King E Ross A Kash S Wack Benny and F Kraut.
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Freddie's
Western Heights Tigers
E. Shaffstall
F. Ross
L. Giest
A. Sebastian
R. Heath
J. Duggani
S. Nagy
J. King
E. Ross
A. Kash
S. Wack
Benny
F. Kraut
Pompano Club Draws Record Attendance in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri a unique club known as the Pompano Club reports no officers or regular meetings. Members gather spontaneously for luncheons and informal sessions, producing a record turnout in recent events.
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Kansas City
Pompano Club
Washed cotton bale earns two fifty for eight miles
Stamford Texas man Millard Owens pushes a bale of cotton eight miles for a two dollar and fifty cent reward. Owens, six feet four and 196 pounds, loaded the bale on a two wheeled cart after a joking challenge. In 1930 Owens made the all state basketball team for New Mexico.
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Stamford
Texas
Beeves Millard Owens
Cress
Owens
Areca
New Mexico
Las Vegas
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