Manfredo Beaten Before Fight Started in Cleveland Card
Manfredo, Fresno rising contender, looked scared as he entered the arena to face Henry Armstrong. Armstrong controlled the bout, stopping Manfredo in the second or early third round after a strong barrage. The main event drew 12,784 fans, raising funds for Cleveland-area needy children as the undercard featured Elyria High making its season debut against Akron South. Elyria’s lineup centers on six-foot-seven Bill Cowen with support from Bob Yanke, Dick Selman, Larry Coleman, and Joe Hereld. Akron South counters with veteran experience led by Doc Wargo.
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Henry Armstrong
Fresno
Calif
Armstrong
Henry
Tony LaBranch
Cleveland
Elyria High
Sera Cage
Crimson
Akron South
Ralph Bauer
Bill Cowen
Bauer
Bob Yanke
Dick Selman
Guards
Larry Coleman
Joe Hereld
South
Elyria
Frank
Doc) Wargo
Reserve Akron Set for 1939 Grid Toughest Foes
The piece notes Western Reserve and Akron face trouble filling 1939 schedules as smaller schools avoid them, expecting strong next season for the Red Cats and Zippers. It highlights Cleveland coach Bill Edwards returning most of his unbeaten 1938 squad while Akron’s Jimmy Aiken loses only one player. It lists an All-America team heavy with players from various colleges and a long roster of names in the backfield and line positions.
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Akron
Jimmy Aiken
Canton Refuses Night Game. McKinley Backs Sandusky Series
Canton McKinley declined a night game in 1939 and instead agreed to a home and home with Sandusky, with the opener at Sandusky under lights. Lorain and most Lake Erie League schools plan night football, except Lakewood, while Norman Call and Harris Roberts are noted local players linked to Michigan.
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Canton
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Canton McKinley
McKinley
Sandusky
Lorain
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Lions
Norman Call
McLEMORE SAYS McLEMORE SAYS
Henry McLemore mocks Prof Frank G Dickinson of Illinois for releasing a national football rating. Dickinson names Notre Dame as national champion with Minnesota and Michigan strong, omitting several schools while praising the method’s precision.
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Notre Dame
Duke
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Michigan
Minnesota
Texas Christian
Alabama
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Professor Dickinson
California
Tavern And Fox Furnace Teams Tied For Lead
In the City Class B Bowling League a four way tie for first broke last night as the Tarry Tavern and Fox Furnace each won three straight. Miller Celery fell to Ridgeville Hatchery, Blue Sky Inn and Miller Celery had been led, high three game total by Tarry Tavern at 2,732, while Shell Petroleum posted the high single of 1,002. Individual high went to Bill Mackin of Shell with 647, followed by Jack Renninger 624 and Block of Fox Furnace 601.
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Tarry Tavern
City Loan
Fox Furnace
Hayles Celery
Blue Sky Inn
Miller Celery
Ridgeville Hatchery
Blue Sky Inn-Tattersall
Shell Petroleum
Bill Mackin
Shell
Jack Renninger
Motor Haulaway
Block
Elyria-Lorain Banquet Tickets Still Available
Tickets for the Elyria-Lorain football banquet remain available for purchase at $1 each, ending tomorrow noon. The event, hosted by Elyria High School and the Elyria Kiwanis Club, will be held tomorrow evening in the Elyria High School cafeteria with Lynn Waldorf, Northwestern University head football coach, as principal speaker.
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Elyria-Lorain
Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
A. H. West
Arthur Waters
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern University
Armstrong Stops Foe In Cleveland Fight
Henry Armstrong defends the welterweight crown with a first-rate stoppage of Al Manfredo of Fresno in Cleveland. The bout, part of a Christmas benefit, ends in the third round as Manfredo collapses, with Ambers, Sarron, and Krieger also scoring wins on the same card.
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Armstrong
Cleveland
Henry
Manfredo
Ambers
Frankie Wallace
Wallace
Sarron
Mike Gamiere
Krieger
Carmen Barth
Eddie Mead
Mike Jacobs
New York
Armstrong-Ambers
al Weall
Weekend Cage Schedule Highlights County and Northern Leagues
Friday matchups feature Avon at Penfield, South Amherst at Brownhelm, Avon Lake at Eaton, and Naston at Brookside in the County League. Northern League games include Vermilion at Wellington, Penfield at Wellington, LeGrange at Belden, and Ridgeville at Avon. Midweek action covers Londonville at New London, Findlay at Clyria, Amherst at Oberlin, Lorain at John Mvarswall, Medina at Wooster, Shelby at Bellevue, and Cleveland Heights at Mast Ahron. Additional clashes list North at Lakewood, University School at Garfield Heights, Ahron South at Cuyahoga Falls, plus Saturday Clearview at Avon Lake with Milan at Vermillion and South Amherst at Amherst. Action also notes Aktion North at Findlay and Bellevue at Lorain.
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Brownhelm
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Eaton
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Tuidgeville
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Belden
Columbia
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Londonville
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Fridiy Findlay
Clyria
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Lorain
John Mvarswall
Medina
Wooster
Shelby
Bellevue
Cleveland Heights
Mast
Ahron North
Lakewood University School
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Ahron South
Cuyahoga Falls
Clearview
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Vermillion
Aktion North
Findlay
Elyria Blues Defeat Wakeman Merchants 29 to 21
Elyria Blues traveled to Wakeman and beat the Merchants 29 to 21. Leading scorers were Mike Barkacs J Barkacs and G Barkacs with eight points each while Todd led Wakeman with nine. Blues face Oberlin Owls next Thursday.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Merchants
Mike
J. Barkacs
G. Barkacs
Blues
Todd
Oberlin
Oberlin Owls
L. Barkacs
Maiko
Holmes, Rf
Detroit To Bid For 1944 Olympics
Detroit will make a serious bid to host the 1944 Olympic Games. Fred Matthaei, chairman of the Detroit Olympic committee, said Detroit businesses civic groups and the Chamber of Commerce have joined the effort. London also announced a bid. Dr Victor Nef Swiss consul spoke to the U S Olympic committee about Switzerland plans for the 1940 Winter Games at St Moritz and Kaarlon Kuusamee outlined plans for the Summer Games at Helsingfors.
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Fred Matthaei
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
London
Victor Nef
Holy Cross and St Agnes Win Sixth Grade Cage Games
Holy Cross defeated Roosevelt 9 to 4 and St Agnes beat Hamilton 15 to 2 on the Gates floor. F Klimczak scored all Holy Cross points with four field goals and a foul. Lindway starred for St Agnes with five field goals and 10 points.
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St. Agnes
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Attempt To Organize City Basketball Loop
An effort to organize a City Basketball League will be made tomorrow night at the YMCA at 8 30. Carl W Wagner Elyria Recreation Board chairman calls all managers backers and players to report. An Industrial Basketball League meeting also set for 7 30 tomorrow evening.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Industrial Basketball League
Vincent O'Shea Sports Trounces Stop 7 42-0
Vincent O'Shea Sports defeated Stop 7 by 42 to 0 on Sunday afternoon. Muhich scored four touchdowns with Du Besa adding two and O'Shea himself one more, sealing the victory.
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Stop 7
Muhich
Vincent
Dubesa
O'Shea
Elyria Blues Seek Games With Lorain County Class A Teams
The Elyria Blues announce they are arranging basketball games against any Class A teams located in Lorain County. Interested squads should contact the Blues management to schedule matchups, with priority given to timely availability and competitive balance.
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Elyria Blues
Lorain County
Rumors Fly At Minor League Convention Opening
New Orleans hosts the minor league meeting as owners, scouts, and executives debate potential moves. Talks link Frankie Frisch to the Giants and Pancho Snyder to the Pelicans, while waiver rule changes threaten rich clubs. Brooklyn may broadcast games. Pinky Whitney and Rabbit Maranville seen as future managers.
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Frankie Frisch
Fordham Flash
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giant
Pancho Snyder
Pelicans
Frisch
Snyder
New York Yankees
Western Automatic Girls Bowling Leagues Results
Team No 1 defeated Team No 2 while Team No 4 also beat Team No 3 in league matches rolled last evening at the K of Calleys. High series was 478 by A Thomas of Team No 4. Interested managers may write to John Barkacs at 573 Irondale street Elyria.
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Thomas
Vicinity
John Barkacs
Irondale Street
Elyria
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Elyria Ohio Case 40887
In Lorain County Ohio a real estate sheriff sale is set for Saturday January 7 1938 at 10 a m at the north door of Elyria Court House. Property at 146 Clinton Avenue Elyria known as Sublet No 108 Crisp and Pettibone Fairview Addition. 40 by 135 feet with appurtenances and highways. Appraised at 3750 dollars. Cash at sale and minimum bid two thirds of appraisal. Attorney Stevens and Stevens. CT 12-6 13 30 27 1-3.
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Mary Herres
Richard JS McDermott
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohto
Elyria
Ohio
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State of
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Fairview
Clinton Avenue
Carl R. Finegan
Stevens & Stevens
Attys
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
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Loyal Order of Moose
Court House
County of Lorain
Qh.s
Second Street
Robert Rodgers
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Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Chapel Street
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Sue Day
Grand Theater
Second &J
East Ave
Cheapside
City of
State of Ohio
H. Hoyles
South Street
Grace Court
Key- Sala
Elyria High Hosts Akron South In Season Opener
Elyria High meets Akron South in the initial basketball clash to start the Crimson season at home after last year’s one point loss. The doubleheader tips at 7 p.m. with veterans from both squads, led by Elyria’s Yanke and Selman and South’s Papp and Larson, aiming to set a tone for the Lake Erie League race.
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Elyria High
Akron South
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Rubber City
Elyria
Bob Yanke
Dick Selman
Wilbur Cowen
South High
Joe Papp
Ralph Larson
Wyndel Gray
Yanke
South
Joe Herold
Larry Coleman
Frank “Doc” Wargo
Bauer
Wargo
Massillon
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Elyria Ohio Case 40457
Court records announce a sheriff sale of Gulf Farms Overbrook and adjacent lots in Elyria Lorain County Ohio set for January 7 1988 at 10 a m. Property valued at 6800 cash bid two thirds of appraisal with sale proceeds to county. Also notice inviting contractors bids for South Amherst School gas engine generators with bids due December 15 1938, deposit and bond requirements detail location and contact points.
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The
Gas Farms Company
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
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Lorain Country
Lorain
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Cleveland
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