Heights Favorite To Retain Lake Erie Cage Title
Promoters report a large advance sale for the All-Star charity boxing card next Monday night at the Palladium Rink, arranged by the Elyria Businessmen's Association to benefit charity. Main bout features Lloyd Hannel versus Ben Neilitz with eight other amateur bouts including Nathaniel Davis versus Art Hodge, and Bill Gutensohn versus Offut Hoff, all at 147 pounds or lighter, three-round contests.
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Ernie Braden
Palladium
Elyria Businessmen's Association
Dick Finegan
Andy Pollock
Lorain County
Lloyd Hannel
Sammy Marsho
Biffer
Ben “K.O
Hannel
Simon
Lorain Bors
Bob Armstrong
Wilbur Smith
Nick Boors
Cleveland
Hanne
Neilitz
Bill Gutensohn
Elyria
Offut Hoff
Lorain
Hoff
Gutensohn
Nathaniel Davis
Art Hodge
Oberlin
Davis
Hodge
Ron Hamilton
Nat Davis
Gest
Nat
Davia
Bob Sebert
Johnny Atkins
Sebert
Atkins
Eddie Skorke
Kid Frieze
Erhart
Len White
Joe Maxwell
Norman Reigal
Danny Canales
Crazy Quilt offense brings Waynesburg coach fame
Waynesburg College and coach Frank N. Wolf gain national notice for the lightweight teams with the crazy quilt offense. The squad won the Tri-State title with an 11–win season, blending plays from Carnegie Tech Notre Dame Pitt and Penn State to overcome size disadvantages. Next season may include Bucknell Duquesne and Washington and Jefferson among others in the schedule.
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Central Press
Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
Frank N. Wolf
Wolf
Penn State
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Pitt
New River Teachers’ College
Bucknell University
Duquesne University
Washington and Jefferson
Geneva College
West Virginia Wesleyan
Greene County College
Ohio Cagers Open With Win Over Toledo
Ohio State opened its basketball season with a 64 to 10 victory over Toledo University in Toledo. Coach Harold Olsen started 13 players, led by Herb Brown and Jack Wilson at forwards, Fred Conrad at center, Howard Mattison and Jerry Fisher at guards. Lew Hinchman scored five field goals and, despite shaky moments early, the team shot well while Toledo failed to reach double digits.
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Toledo
Ohio State
Toledo University
Harold Olsen
Ohio
Herb Brown
Jack Wilson
Fred Conrad
Howard Mattison
Jerry Fisher
Lew Hinchman
Wilson
Eugene Griffith
Officials Banquet Held by Northern Ohio Officials Association
The first annual banquet of the Northern Ohio Officials Association took place last evening at the YMCA with twenty two in attendance. Guests included Lysie Butler Oberlin College coach Fred Schmuck Ashland College coach William Bohn Ashland High principal and Rosie Starn Ashland High coach.
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Northern Ohio Officials’ Association
Lysie Butler
Oberlin College
Fred Schmuck
Ashland College
William Bohn
Ashland High
Rosie Starn
Trojans Leery of Irish Amid Illness Rumors
USC coach Howard Jones and his 11 expressed cautious interest in Notre Dame illness reports. Third-string Halfback Al Costello was mentioned as a probable starter for the Ramblers, with a nod to past third-stringer Bucky O Connor who rose to stardom. USC practiced behind locked gates after dark, eyeing potential Notre Dame changes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Jones
al Costello
Ramblers
Bucky O'Connor
Put Off Selection of Fordham Coach
NEW YORK December 7 1931 Selection of a football coach to replace Major Frank Cavanaugh at Fordham was postponed indefinitely as rumors persisted that Harry Stuhldreher former Notre Dame star and now coach at Villanova would get the job Hiker Joy assistant to Cavanaugh who had charge of the team during a large part of the current campaign is another prominently mentioned for the post
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New York
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
Harry Stuhldteher
Notre Dame
Villa Nova
Hiker Joy
Cavanaugh
Elyria and Ashland Meet in Lake Xrio League Opener
Elyria hosts Ashland Saturday night at Sixth Street gym in the Lake Xrio League opener. Ashland, last season’s North Central Ohio League champions and state semifinalists in Columbia, comes with Thomas, named all Ohio center last year, as a key scorer.
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Elyria High
Ashland
Columbia
Sixth Streeters
Thomas
Eagles and Clarks win city pin titles in league clash
Chronicle-Telegram notes the Eagles rise to third in City League bowling, only 1.5 games behind the Elks who sit second to the Guerin Pretzels. Clark's Service sweeps Knights of Columbus, marking the lodges’ 15th straight loss as Ray Ellis leads the Eagles with a 594 series and 222 game. Shorty Martin posts a 222 for the losers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Lodgemen
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Loramite
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Qoilmen
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Johnny Carpenter
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Rehner
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Flabart
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Murray Eee
Ellis An
Worthington
Valerius
Donnelly
Schafer
Ove Chronicle-Telegram Peltz
Morin Fae Vichtet
Miami Gridders Given Letters at Victory Dinner
Twenty one letters were awarded to Miami’s championship football team at the annual victory dinner. Major John L. Griffith gave the keynote as letters went to a long list of players from Cleveland to Providence. Cross country monograms were also awarded to six athletes from Dayton Cleveland Independence Piqua Osborn Monroeville and Kingaville.
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Big Ten
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Cleveland
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Ned Brooks
Mansfield
Clayton Carmean
Kenton
Harold Fulton
Wooster
Howard Hoffman
Paulding
Joe Horn
Herrod
Lee Cormany
Akron
Robert Emerick
Hamilton
John Kerekes
Elyria
Richard Meyer
Napoleon
John’ Niemi
Ashtabula
Warren Ott
Massillon
Fred Rentz
Lima
Oliver Savatsky
Charles Robinson
Toledo
Stanley Lewis
Angelo Decesare
Providence
R. I
Charles Olmstead
New Philadelphia
Frank Heillig
Dayton
Ellery Harris
John O’brien
Robert Hydeman
Piqua
Emery Pinnell
Osborn
Ralph Wangler
Monroeville
Raymond McNutt
Kingaville
Merchants Drill In Preview Of Sunday Title Game
Merchants will hold an important drill tonight Thursday and Friday at the corner of 17th and Middle in preparation for their title game Sunday with the Mercuries. All players are asked to be on hand.
Indiana Noses Out Wabash Quint, 22-21
Indiana edges Wabash College 22 to 21 in a tension filled game at Bloomington. The score remained close throughout with defensive stands defining the outcome. Wabash threatened late but failed to convert, granting Indiana the narrow victory.
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Indiana
Wabash Quint
Bloomington
Ind
Notre Dame Star Stricken With Influenza En Route to LA
Notre Dame halfback Ray Brancheau was stricken with influenza yesterday and an ambulance waited in Tucson to transport him to a Los Angeles hospital upon the team's arrival. Doctor Kamm said Brancheau's condition is serious while other players improve. If Brancheau cannot play, Al Costello will start at right half.
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Ariz
Notre Dame
Los Angeles
Ray Brancheau
Brancheau
Bernard Kamm
California
al Costello
Hank Anderson
Fuller Hooks Way To Win Over Wallace In Cleveland Show
Sammy Fuller of Boston defeated Billy Wallace of Cleveland by ten round decision at the Cleveland News Christmas Fund Boxing Show. Fuller used a sharp left hook and body shots to secure the victory over Wallace in a bout watched by 6,677 fans who paid 19,727 dollars. The card also featured Paul Pirrone losing to Sammy Slaughter and Adolph Heuser defeating Eddie Simms after a terrible injury left Heuser unable to fight for months.
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Sammy Fuller
Boston
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Cleveland News
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Jimmy McLarnin
New York
Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Bostonian
Lests
Fuller- Wallace
Paul Pirrone
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Adolph Heuser
Germany
Eddie Simms
Lewser
Patsy Perroni
Tom Heeney
Australia
Pete Nebo
Phil Zwick
Jackie Davis
Eddie Hojack
Diana nips Wabash 22 21 in tight basketball game
Indiana edged Wabash 22 to 21 with a 11 to 10 halftime lead. Hodson led the Hoosiers with 13 points while Mahon scored eight for Wabash.
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Wabash
Indiana
Hodson
Hoosiers
Mahon
Newman Comes Into Full Michigan Record Testimonial To Triumph
Michigan star Harry Newman, a Detroit Hebrew, led the Wolverines to one defeat in 29 major games and a Western Conference title. Once seen as self centered, Newman evolved into a unifying leader, electrifying offenses with passes and runs that produced most of Michigan’s 83 points in the title run. Crowd support grew as he matured, culminating in a triumphant, though solitary, exit after the season.
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Michigan
John Owen
United Press
Wolverines
Harry Newman
Detroit
Benny Friedman
Harry Wipe
Tan
Minneapolis
Notre Dame May Use Illness as Athletic Plan if They Win
United Press story speculates Notre Dame could adopt a radical health based policy to boost performance against Southern California. If the Irish beat USC, Hank Anderson might be replaced by a physician led staff to keep players ill prepared and benched starters used in decisive moments with temperatures guiding lineup choices.
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United Press
York
UPI
Notre Dame
Southern California
South Bend
Army
George Mylenkovitch
Hank Anderson
California
Anderson
Trojans
Fellows
Jones
H. D
Wilbur
Lake Erie League hoops opener spots favorites and contenders
The 1982-83 Lake Erie League basketball race opens with Elyria vs Shaw and Lorain hosting Lakewood Heights as Heights lauds as a strong title favorite. Coaches Van Orsdall Wisecup Clymer McCaskey field veteran squads while dark horses Lakewood and Lorain push for parity in the season opener.
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Lakewood Quint
Lorain
Elyria
Shaw
Lakewood
Russ Davies
ITH
Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Lakewood Heights
Canton McKinley
Heights
Hilltoppers
Why Heights
Gail van Orsdall
van Orsdall
Krause
Baines
Tanno
Verle
Roy Clymer
Bill Jones
Carl Dodsier
Bob Carr
Clymer
The
Crimson
Jones
Freddie Lehman
Frank Murkowski
Paul Conjam
Sixth Streeters
Hugger
Hagey
Roy Wisecup
Schoen
Pumphrey
Jerry Tees
Lotali
Radman
Azole
Earl McCaskey
Lakegood
Elyria Bantams Ready For Shaw and Ashland Games
Elyria High coach Dave Eaton hones a passing attack after two easy wins as the Bantams prepare for Lake Erie League openers at Shaw and a home game with Ashland Reserves. Practice focuses on fundamentals, timing, and execution to counter strong league rivals.
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Lake Erie
Shaw
Dave’ Eaton
Elyria High
Elyria
Eaton
Ashland
Crimson
County Cage Leaders Face Stiff Tests
Lorain County high school basketball leaders Henrietta Eaton Avon and Clearview hold a 3 0 record and face tough games this week Penfield Columbia Avon Lake Brookside and Brighton La Grange Brownhelm South Amherst are also on the schedule with Camden favored at Brighton and Helden at La Grange A note on local humor appears in the column with jokes about health and football terms and a mock preview of the ill health system era.
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Lorain
Eaton
Henrietta
Avon Lake
Brookside
Camden
Brighton
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Helden
la Grange
Purdue loses star forward Eddy to season ending injury
Lafayette Ind reports Ray Eddy Purdue basketball star forward suffered a severely cut wrist and will miss the season with potential permanent damage after medical examination. In Ada Ohio Noble Kizer Purdue football coach will speak at a banquet for Northern football team Friday night.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ray Eddy
Kizer
Ada. D
U.R
Noble Kizer
Northern
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