Unbeaten Penfield And Eaten Fives Battle In Feature County Fracas
Lorain County basketball features a top game as Eaton meets Penfield on the Penfield floor. Eaton seeks a fourth straight win behind Sprete while Penfield counters with Browand Kellogg and Bradscock. Other league games couple Belden, Avon Lake, and LaGrange in Friday action with Henricetta and Camden also on Friday slate.
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Columbia
Henrietta
South Amherst
Camden
Belden
Avon Lake
Brownhelm
Brookside
la Grange
Avon
Lorain County
Eaton
Penfield Fleoor
South Antherst
Camden High Quint
Quarrytowns
Brownheim
LaGrange
Dempsey Draws $8,700 In Duluth
Jack Dempsey continued his barnstorming tour in Duluth drawing 8700 from a large crowd. He boxed three opponents but failed to KO any, finishing with a brisk one round exhibition against Duluth's Charlie Retzlaff and a tough three way session with Paddy McLaughlin and Soymska Zabuil who quit after a brutal two rounds as Zabuil was knocked down eight times.
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Mion
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Charlie Retzlaff
Paddy McLaughlin
Chicago
Soymska Zabuil
Milwaukee
Zabuil
Ohio State and Ohio U Battle In Columbus
Ohio University and Ohio State University basketball teams meet in Columbus tonight. The Athens quintet opened their season last week with a 32 30 loss to Blisg College.
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Ohio State
Ohio U
Columbus
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Athens
Northwestern Opens Season With Big Ten Title Defense Win
Northwestern University’s basketball team, defending Big Ten champions, opened its season with a 33 to 19 victory over Bradley Tech of Peoria. Also at Columbus, tentative 1952 football schedules were adopted by the Ohio Managers’ Association. Bowling Green College and Toledo University, exiting the Northwest Conference, planned several Ohio Conference matchups.
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Buckere Athletic Association
Ohio University
Buckere
Ohio State
Miami University
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Harold Olsen
Wilmer
Bill Hasket
Ohio
Dayton Stivers
Horfer
Howard Mattison
Fred Conrad
Buckeye
Bobby Lively
Wero
Herb Brown
John Pruitt
Lively
Bob Colburn
Ed Ryan
Olsen
Johnny Miner
Cookie” Cunninghan
W. T. Grover
Bliss College
Indiana
Hoosiers
Miami Bor
Northwestern
Evanston
Tll
Northwestern University
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Ohio Managers’ Association
Bowling Green College
Toledo University
Northwest
Clymer
State
Son
van Buren High School
Crimson Amentor
Down State
Columbia
Cleveland
Bluffton
Mlyria
Hi-Speeds Open Season Against Janby Oils In Opener
Hi-Speed basketball team opens its season against Janby Oils at Gherlin. Janby Oils bring strong talent and added college stars for a likely tough test. Hi-Speed players meet at the Y tomorrow at 7:14 PM to prepare.
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Janby Oils
Gherlin
Hi-Speed Five
Ohio State Varsity Letters Awarded at Annual Banquet
At Columbus, Ohio State honored 28 players with varsity letters for the season at the annual banquet. Coach Sam Willaman lauded the team’s spirit and effort, predicting a strong 1932 squad despite losing several seniors. The ceremony also awarded reserve letters to players and numerals to freshmen, with Captain Holcomb among the letter recipients.
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Ohio State
Buckeye
Sam Willaman
Mangres
Tean
Wiliaman
Buc
Carl
Haedise Esoegach Alsare
Minnesota
Michigan
Willaman
Wes
Ohio
Wiinois
Holcomb
Cantain-elevdlaw Hinchman
Eugene Baumearren
William Bell
Joe Benis
Bill Caroll
Kenneth Cochran
Fred ©Rad
Carl Cramer
Pete Delteh
Junius Ferrari
Joc (Ailus
Gillman
Jack Greenbers
Hob Grady
Robert Vaubrich
Joseph Hoffer
Thomas Keefe
Giselr Kite
Marshall Oliphant
Bar Nashman
Howard Tabenste
Richard Smith
Martin Warner
Michael Vuchinich
Watson Webver
Frank Lukz
Lovis Popne
Ohio Northern honors 18 players with 1991 football letters
Ohio Northern University presents football letters to 18 1991 team members in Ada. Recipients include Joan Allen of Ada Howard Sanfrock of Belmont Robert Roberts of Tiffin Charles Peterson of Ada William Archibald of Fostoria and Mohert Mamond of Lima among others.
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Ohio Northern
Ada
Joan Allen
Howard Sanfrock
Bedmont
Robert Roberts
Tiffin
Charles Peterson
Willliam
Archibald
Fostoria
Mohert Tmamond
Lina
Elyria-Lorain Game Moved to Elyria This Friday
The Elyria Lorain rivalry basketball game scheduled for Friday night at Train has been moved to Elyria. The Crimson Flashes and Purple and Lavender seek opening league wins as both teams prep for the Lake Erie League season. Coach Bus Clymer leads the Flashes while Coach McCaskey fields a fast, clever squad. The Lorain Lighties and Hatans Bantams meet in the preliminary as the senior game shifts to honor the delayed construction of La Talugy.
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Lorain
Lake Erie
Awaron Conent
Elyria-Lorain
Elyria
Crimson Flashes
Purple
Battalyria
Alosets
Nth
MecCasker
Sam Tusich
Boas
Busich
Buerke
Champ Lorain Lake Briards
Redman
Ispheir
McCaskey
Bus Clymer
Crimson Cagers
Hay
Lavender
Ulay
Dave FE
Harry Stryker
Sandusky St. Mary's
Hatan
Lorain Lighties
la- Talugy
Servatn
Clymer
Notre Dame football seen as health asset despite injuries
In South Bend at Notre Dame’s Civic Testimonial dinner 1,660 attendees heard Rev. Charles O'Donnell defend football's health benefits. He noted football causes injuries but primes participants against youth hazards, citing few deaths at Notre Dame compared with other causes. Speakers included officials and coaches from MACKAY to Northwestern, Judge Steffan, and James Crowh.
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Ind
Charles O'Donnell
Notre Dame Univ
Notre Dame
Ro O'Donnell
Miayor Fia Mackay
Philadelphia
Nick Maentey
Northwestern University
John L. Griffith
Rigg i
Wally Steffan
Carne Tech
James Crowh
Michigan Trus
Strucks Claim City Midget Grid Crown
The Struck Furnitures are declared city midget champions after a forfeit awarded them by St Agnes quad, following yesterday’s action between the Sharps and Strucks. The ruling gives Strucks the title though the field was contested today.
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Strucks
New City
St. Agnes
Strucks edge Rockets in Knights league clash
In a Knights of Columbus Oilers league set, the Rockets beat the Pace setting Spinners for their first loss this season. The Strucks, former Holy Cross Midgets backed by Bill Struck, finish an eight win one tie season, with St Agnes the only near challenger. Team roster includes Wyneski Wicks Fritz M Zaleski Lugas Kristo Virtosio Talaric Gregorczyk Kristo Sito Wineski Wolodzko Krucinski Sanders A Zaleski.
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Knights of Columbus Oilers
Knights of St. Jona
Sps
L. Korzan
Strucks
St. Agnes
Holy Cross
Bill Struck
Wyneski
Wicks
Fritz
M. Zaleski
Lugas
T. Kristo
Virtosio
Talaric
Gregorczyk
F. Kristo
Sito
W. Wineski
Capt
Wolodzko
Krucinski
Sanders
A. Zaleski
Major Leagues Open Session
The Major Leagues began their annual winter meetings at Congress Thotal with topics including player time frames and wage scales. Proposals aim to reduce umpires from three to five per crew and to adjust salaries, while Minor Leagues oppose broadcasting West and Midwest Ray League games to protect attendance.
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Alar Poe
Rome
Nation
American Leaguelub
Tvhiurida Mina
Mid-West
Moose Bowl of C in Feature Match Tonight
The City Bowling League resumes second round with two matches at Knights of Columbus alleys. Top team Moose faces Knights of Columbus in a key clash, while State Highway meets Guerin Pretzels in another pairing. Dance at American Legion Home. Ted Metzger's Campus Owls. Everyone welcome.
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Moose
Knights of Columbus
Guerin Pretzals
American Legion
Ted Metzger
Clymer Named Elyria Lightweight Football Coach
Elyria City Board of Education plans indicate Clymer, 25, Ohio State graduate and former Bluffton player, will succeed Chick Smith as head coach of the Crimson Lightweight football team next year. Official action delayed until spring contract talks. Eaton likely remains assistant heavyweight coach.
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Russ Davie DY BE
Clymer
Elyria
Chick" Smith
Roel
Crimson
Elyria City
Smith Whoenlly
Smith
Re? Tre Loval
Neat Evens
Ceva
Kix Stadium
Elris Scork
T'Lymer
Dave Eaton
Toledo U Schedules Five Grid Games In 1932
The University of Toledo, hampered by a bank closure and tied athletic funds, arranged five football games for fall 1932. The list includes Capital University in Detroit City College, Mari mita College, Heidelberg College in Detroit, and Bowling Green with most games at home except Heidelberg.
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Toledo
Der
University of Toledo
Connally
Capital University
Detroit City College
Marimita College
Heidelberg College
Bowling Green
Heidelberg
Central Ohio Basketball Officials Elect New Leaders
In Columbus, at a Monday night meeting, the Central Ohio Basketball Officials Association elected A. B. Long of Delaware as president and Russ Fintisrwald of Athens as vice president.
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Columbus
iPr
Central Ohio Basketball
A. B. Long
Delaware
Russ Fintisrwald
Athens
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