Avon Lake Quintet Hands LaGrange First Defeat In County League Play
Avon Lake topped LaGrange 25-15 in a Lorain County Class B game, moving to four straight wins and widening the league lead while LaGrange dropped to 1-3. Travonorich and Wigert tied for 7 points. Arthrell led Clearview with 11 and Don Searles hit 19 for the visitors. Avon Lake also opened wins for Penfield and others in a busy league night.
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Avon Lake
LaGrange
Henrietta
Belden
Clearview
Camden
Camden Court
Penfield Junction
Travonorich
Wigert
LaGrangs
Arthrell
Don Searles
Eaton
Brookside
Kors
Reeder
Neumier
Martin
Columbia
Brownhelm
Avon
Penfield
Schneider
Weiss
Browand
Brighton
Grafton
Rodin
McCrus Jker
South Amherst
Ridgeville
Klimosewski
South A
Amherst
Henry
Unbeaten Avon Lake Henrietta Quints Battle Tonight
Unbeaten Avon Lake and Henrietta square off for first place in the Lorain County Class B scholastic basketball race on Henrietta’s floor. Both teams sit at 4 0 in league play as the top headline game, with Clearview hosting Brownhelm and a slate of other nearby matchups on the schedule.
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Lorain County
Henrietta
Avon Lake
Clearview
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Penfield
Avon
la Grange
Belden
Gratton
Brighton
Eaton
Brookside
Columbia
Ridgeville
Camden
Guenin Pretzel Girls Hold First Practice
The Guenin Pretzels girls basketball team will hold its first practice of the season tonight on the M C A hardwood. Herman Riein will again manage the outfit this year and invites all members of last year’s team and any other girls wishing to try out to report at tonight’s practice. The drill is called for six o clock.
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Guenin Pretzels
Herman “Juicy
Riein
Notre Dame Names Smith 1936 Captain
Notre Dame in South Bend announces William R. Smith of Hackens town New Jersey was elected captain of the 1936 Notre Dame football team. Smith, a regular guard in 1934, returned after an illness and operation that kept him from action before the 1923 season opened. He weighs 165 pounds. Thirty three monograms were awarded to Irish players. Coach Layden said a monogram will be sent to the mother of Joe Sullivan, captain elect for 1935 who died last March.
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South Bend
Ind
William R. Smith
Hackesstown
N. J
Notre Dame
Smith
Cuach Tmer Laydes
Joe Sullivan
Truce Called In Wisconsin Athletic Feud
Wisconsin football coach Clarence Spears and athletic director Walter Meanwell called a temporary truce amid a public feud. A banquet for the Badger team in Chicago brings the truce. university president Glenn Frank and captain John Golemgeske attend. Regents may hear the case next week as six players petition for investigation.
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Winthrop Lyman
United Press
Ixhicago
Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Walter E. Meanwell
Badger
Chicago
John Golemgeske
Spears
Glenn Frank
University Board of Regents
Mattison
Golemgeske
Dr. Meanwell
Meanwell
Big Ten
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Marqueite
Timekeepers Easy For Moulders
The Moulders defeated the Timekeepers in three straight games of the General Industries Bowling League last evening on Temple alleys. A Buchholz led winners with 355 for high three games and 202 for high single.
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Moulders
Imekeepers
General Industries
Temple
A. Buchholz
Hake
A. Buchhoix
Benreeder
J. Pritz
Fosselius Berd
Athletic Leagues Hold Meetings In Columbus
Officials from Buckeye and Ohio Conferences gathered for their annual winter session to shape the 1931 football and 1936 spring sports schedules. They faced whether five member schools violating a Sept 16 practice rule should be punished, a move some feared could split the association. New by laws were to be approved and a two year president elected.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
Sauer Meets The Dragon In Rialto Mat Feature
Ernie Braden previews a Rialto mat card headlined by George Sauer and The Dragon. The unbeaten Dragon faces Sauer in a tough main, with Buck Weaver and Martonio Angelo set for a semi final and a local talent match opening at 7:38. Angelo is despised in Elyria, while Weaver is favored for clean, clever wrestling.
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Rialto Mat
Ernie Braden
Aving
Riato
Rialto
George Sauer
Nebraska
Suuer-Dragon
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Martonio Angelo
Buffalo Bulls
Dragon
Black Dragon
Walter Miller
Red Berry
George
Dragoex
Angelo
Weaver
Elyria
Black Panther
Buffalo
Schmeling Seeks Braddock Test Before Louis Fight
Henry Super reports in New York that Max Schmeling believes the heavyweight problem centers on beating Joe Louis to earn a title shot versus Jimmy Braddock. Braddock and the New York State Athletic Commission seek a path via Schmeling’s June fight with Louis, aiming for a September title bout with Braddock if the winner meets the champion.
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Henry Super
United Press
York
Maxchmeling
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Bredock
John J. Prelan
N. S State Athletic Commission
Braddock
Schmeling
Louis
Pauline Treudun
Schme
Jimmy
Braddos
Schmeting
Lewis
20Th Century
Madison Square Garden
Possibla
the Garden
Commission
Joe Gould
New York Punch Emporium
Garden
Local teams fret over charity game selections
Gee Earl M. McCaskey and Roz Clymer of Elyria protest that Lorain was passed over by the Board of Selections for the Cleveland Plains charity game. Collinwood and Holy Name were chosen, though Lorain and Elyria claim they offered stronger schedules and would have defeated Collinwood. Roy Clymer works on next season schedule as Toledo Scott and Cathedral Latin considered for October games.
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Gee Earl M. McCaskey
Torain
Board of Selections
Lorain
Cleveland Plains
Elaria
Wgrced
Inllo
Chhosen
Collinwood
Holy Name
McCaskey
Roz Clyme
Oach
Roy Clymer
Toledo Scott
Maumee City
Cathedral Latin of
Cleveland
Campbell Memorial
Berea
Campbell
Miami Cedarville Win Cage Openers In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Miami and Cedarville won early basketball openers. Miami defeated Wilmington 35 to 21 and Cedarville beat Urbana Junior College 28 to 12. The teams opened the season with solid showings despite some rough play and weathering early miscues.
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Miami
Cedarville
Columbus. C
Ceda
Son
Ohio
Wilmington
Urbana Junior Co
Bitter Fight Seen Today in A A U Ranks
United Press reports the AAU annual meeting debated America participation in the Berlin games. A 7-7 deadlock on withdrawal, 18-5 vote to introduce the issue, with Brundage and Mahoney confident of a pro-participation majority. Certification of athletes would remain ministerial. Also listed sites for 1936 championships including boxing in Cleveland and handball at the Cleveland YMCA.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
EW York
America
Berlin
Amateur Athletic
U Jen
AAU
Vaday
Apus
Apaac
Don m
Olympic Committee
Comee
Mahoney
Brendase
Brundage
AAT
Rainbow Gardens Hockey Opener Heads to Lorain
Rainbow Gardens roller hockey returns with last year’s standouts like Tony Fogliano Johnny DeMarco the Axx brothers Jack Ted Ful Jer and Hobinson and Rays Rourke as they travel to Lorain to meet Moose Coliseum squad tonight A Rainbow Gardens girls team will also field this season and is slated to play soon amid strong local prospects.
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Lorain
Moose Coliseum
Ihe
Johnny DeMarco
Axx Brothers
Jack
Ted
Ful Jer
Hobinson
Ray Rourke
Ed Rourke
Uesform
Zlgo
Cage results roll on to crown North Coast clubs
Northwestern 35 Carleton Wis ndiana 44 Bail State Teaches Ohio Scholastic Mambes North 22 Delaware 14 Columbus West 23 Gancaster St. Mary's 17 Columbus Central 35 Leesburs Columbus Bexley 17 Antiaris 12 Columbus Upper Arlington 45 Worthington unknown. Nearby notes say Berea had a strong season but no drawing power. Ashland is off schedule and Fremont and Oberlin may be dropped if dates cannot be arranged.
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Delaware
Columbus West
Gancaster St. Mary's
The
Columbus Central
Leesburs
Columbus Bexley
Antiaris
Columbus Upper Arlington
Worthington
Berea
Ashland
Fremont
Oberlin
Red Raiders Host John Hay of Cleveland Tonight
Frank Walend reports the Red Raiders make their home debut on the Sixth Street court facing Cleveland John Hay’s basketball team with a 7 o’clock tip. Ashland’s early-season preview shows practice was limited, leading to a rough start as Elyria’s 12 free throws and missed opportunities shaped a tough, low- scoring opener.
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Frank Walend
LYRA
Red Raiders
Cleveland
John Hay School
John Harrels
Ashland
Guscher
Ed Kochl
Bob Sprague
Jos Scott
Fisha
Koehl
Zercher
Rel Raiders
Elyria
Cross
Scott
Gerber
Raiders
Sprague
Pudge Clark
Zerber
Crimermen
Meier
Piaf
Mustangs Meet Texas Aggies on Rivalry Showdown
NEW YORK December 1925 football roundup centers on Southern Methodist at College Station facing Texas A and M for a decisive showdown that could seal the Southwestern title and propel SMU toward the Pasadena New Year’s Day clash with Stanford. Also on view are TCU at Santa Clara and other coast and southern matchups.
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College Station
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas A
Mustangs
Stanford
M. A
Texas Christian
San Francisco
Santa Clara
St. Mary’s
Oregon
California
Washington
Oklahoma City
Texas Tech
Florida
South Carolina
Tappan Rangers Triumph in Ohio Free League Clash
The Tappan Rangers defeated the Jaziros 2519 to 2340 at Dover in a three game series. Ben LeCraft led the Rangers with 523 points and Joe Brove added 195 for high score.
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Tappan Rangers
Iro
Jaustrois
Dover
Rangers
Ben LeCraft
Joe Brove
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