Gate set for Louis Uzcudun bout at Madison Square Garden
Promoter Mike Jacobs announces a likely 150000 gate for the 15 round bout between Louis Uzcudun and Paulino at Madison Square Garden Friday. Louis, 36, faces Paulino in a match that could draw 15,650 or more with tickets selling near 150 dollars, as Braddock and Schmeling weigh in possible challengers. Jacobs plans to sign Max Schmeling later in the week while Braddock visits Louis camp to watch workouts.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Maxie Baer
Primo Carpora
Tex Rickard
Jace
Paulino
Pyrennes
New Jersey
Paulina
Jacobs
Louis
Cobs
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Braddock
State Commission
Max
Pauline
Pompton Lakes
Eastern plains of Ru mania bring Gogea Mitu to Paris height 7 feet
Reports describe Gogea Mitu as a towering 7 foot 1 inch heavyweight around 330 pounds with No 22 shoe in Paris. The piece also recalls Rose Bowl history, notable games, and Elyria High football banquet highlights.
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Rumania
Gogea Mitu
Gogu Stefanescu
Paris
Gogea
Matt Winn
Chicago
Louisville
Roy Riegels
West
Georgia Tech
California
Sridfron
Harela
Brick) Muller
Ohio
Knute
Rockne
Four Horsemen
Stanford
Ernie Nevers
Pop Warner
Elyrians
Harland Brown
Walter Smith
Alan van Wormer
Bob Barns
Fixria
Fixria High School Football Banquet At the First Congregational Church
Ralph Bauer
Fixra High
Boston
Roy Clymer
Dave Eaton
Eaton
Eljtia
Elyria
Dwizer Peabody
James Kelir
Jonathon Smith
Melbourne
Australia
Southern Methodist Wins Knute Rockne Trophy 1935
SMU will receive the Knute Rockne trophy for the national intercollegiate football championship per Dickinson ratings. SMU scored 25.93, Minnesota 27.35, Princeton 26, LSU 24.03, Stanford and California 23.11, Ohio State 22.21, TCU 22.91, Notre Dame 21.96, UCLA 21.25, Fordham 20.89. SMU is the first Southern school to win the Rockne trophy.
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Champaign
Southern Methodist University
Mustangs
Frank Dickinson
University of
Stanford
California
Ohio State
Texas Christian
Notre Dame
Fordham
Southern Methodist
Southern
Lorain Strollers Seek Games With Elyria Teams
The Lorain Strollers ice hockey team seeks to schedule games with Elyria and nearby teams. Interested managers should contact Ken Meyers at 925 Brownell Avenue, Lorain, Ohio.
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Lorain
It Will Pay You to Shop in Elyria Stores First
A brief shopper advisory urges residents to begin Christmas gift buying in Elyria, highlighting local retailers and seasonal savings to boost downtown commerce during the holiday period.
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Elyria
Shift Attack To Stop Funds For Olympics
United Press dispatch from New York reports the anti-Olympics campaign shifts to blocking funds for sending a full American team to Berlin for the 1925 Games. AOC chief Avery Brundage says the drive will raise about 359 990 dollars, while opponents vow to remain active with propaganda and fundraising. Olympic candidates pledge to uphold ideals and withdraw if German hospitality is breached.
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United Press Staii
New York
America
Berlin
Germany
Amateur, Athletic Union
American Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
New A. A. Ut
Teagins
Chiraza
Brundage
A.A. U
Foremen Keglers Defeat Drillers in league match
The Foremen Keglers defeated the Drillers in a Western Automatic Bowling League match winning three straight games. Individual scores show Hendricks 223 and 161, with other players contributing varying marks as the team posted solid totals in a competitive encounter.
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Drillers
Hendricks
J. Bowman
Enerman
Ksepich
W. Bowmar
Keglers Herman Thompson O'Mara
Solka
HE Byad
Kiwanis Talk Blasts Grid Critics In Elyria
Russell Davies reports at the Kiwanis Club banquet at the First Congregational church where Dwight Peabody former Elsha High coach warns coaches face public pressure and recruiting temptations. He argues true measure is coaching ability and team play not wins alone. Local officials and coaches introduced precede songs by the Elrians quartet as the event opens.
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Russ Davies
C.T
Dwight Peabody
Elsha
First Congregational Church
Elrria High
Peabody
Elyria
Stevens
Frank E. Stevens
2Ztraw
Kiwanis Club
America
W. Muir Auld
Players Accept Charity Game Bid
Seven players have accepted invitations to play on the Eastern team for the East-West Charity Football game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Kerr will coach the Eastern eleven. Latest acceptances include Charlie Wasicek Colgate tackle Foe Stu dahar West Virginia tackle Ed Jontes Syracuse guard Danny Fortmann Colgate guard Pepper Constable Paul Pauk Princeton backs and Bob Train Yale end.
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Hamilton
San Francisco
Kerr
Charlie Wasicek
Colgate
Foe Studahar
West Virginia
Ed Jontes
Syracuse
Danny Fortmann
Pepper Constable
Paul Pauk
Princeton
Bob Train
Yale
Loughran Draws With Young French Opponent In Paris Bout
Philadelphia light heavyweight former champ Tom Loughran made his continental debut in Paris with a one round draw against Andre Lenglet, a 23-year-old French newcomer admired by fans as a Georges Carpentier type. Lenglet outboxed Loughran in spots during the brisk fight.
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Paris
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Andre Lengiet
France
Tommy Waakie
Lenglet
Georges Carpentier
DeMolays Basketball Team Practice Notice
The Demolar basketball team will hold a practice tomorrow evening at 9 p.m. on the Y M C A floor. Players intending to report should contact Levi Morse before Wednesday.
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Demolar
Levi Morse
I. T. S. Win Continues In Bowling Race
In the City Bowling League Maumee Dairy and I. T. S. & Rubber Company press their title chase with I. T. S. narrowing the gap after beating Jackson Wall Paper two of three. Wall Paper solid 944 team game, Renninger 589 series, Brennan 246 high single. Knights of Columbus won two of three from Elvira Hardware.
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Maumee Dairy
LT. S&s. Rubber Company
Jackson Wall Paper
K. of Calleys
Rubber Company onlSt
Dairy
Wall
Jack Renninger
ETS
Frank Brennan
Knights of Columbus
Dragon and Sauer Clash in Storied Wrestling Showdown
The Rialto Theatre hosts a high stakes card headlined by George Sauer and the Dragon, both past winners here, in a two hour time limit main event with two straight falls needed. The Dragon, undefeated this season, clashes with Sauer who brings a repertoire of finishing holds. Buck Weaver faces Marion Angelo in a separate one hour two out of three falls bout, as two Elyria amateurs open the program at 8:30.
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Ernie Bradex
Black Dragon
Rialto Theatre
George Sauer
Sauer
the Dragon
Pete Bengam
Wild Red Berry
Dragon
Buck Weaver
Walter Miller
Berry
Elyria
Georges
Mena
Black Panther
Fete Beltram
Red Prince
Ulysses Nikalikis
Joel Woods
Marionio Angelo
Buffalo
N. Y
Terre Haute
Ind
Weaver
Angelo
University of Indiana
Joe Savyoldi
Buck
Loulaville
Elvria
Shuffleboard results show close matches and standings
Team No. 2 beat Team No. 1 3-2 while Team No. 4 edged Team No. 6 3-2. Team No. 3 leads Friday with a 3 on the slate as standings show Team Boas at 3.
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Team
Boas
Cage League Meets At Y.M.C.A. Tonight
An effort to form a MCC E and Industrial basketball league is planned at a meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Y.M.C.A. Carl Wagner, physical director, calls for participation from local industrial concerns to attend and discuss league activities.
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Cage League
Y.M.C. A
Y. MC. A
Carl Wagner
Wagner
Mee
Bea
Buckeyes Schedule Shows 1936 Opener With New York University
Columbus Ohio February report details Ohio State football 1935 36 37 schedules with New York University booked for the opener and Texas Christian to visit Columbus on Sept 25 1937 along with tentative plans for a return game with NYU in 1938 Coach Francis A Schmidt joined OSU from Texas Christian in 1923 and the schedules list key dates opponents and venues for 1935 to 1937 including Purdue Southern California Northwestern Indiana Illinois and Michigan visits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Toway
Br Ath
L. W. St
New York University
Texa
Christian
New York US
Ohio State
Bucks
NS. Y. C
New York
Francis A. Schmidt
Texas Christian
Colum
Sirbican
Columb
Northwestern
Diana
Notre Dame
Chicago
Michigan
Colesbus
Purdue
Colubus
Southern California
Indiana
Illinois
Elyria and Lorain Hockey Teams Clash Tonight
Elyria faces Lorain at Rainbow Gardens on Broad Street in a rematch after a 2 0 defeat. Tony Fogliano returns for Elyria with DeNarco Nichols Fuller Robertson Rourke and the Axx brothers. Lorain may start Petrose Bowers Wiley Dobosy Gavard Gavar and Misko.
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Rainbow Gardens Rolief
Lorain Moose Coliseium
Lorain Eecedeaa
Rainbow Gardens
Broad Street
Tony Fogliano
Elyrians
Lorainites
Foggiano
Lorain
Tony
Neck of the Woods
Gardens
Johnny DeNarco
Bob Nichols
Rollin
Fuller
Robertson
Rourke
Axx Brothers
Ted
Jack
Petrose
Bowers
Wiley
Dobosy
B. Gavard
M. Gavard
Misko
Aaa
Ohio U Cagers Open Season Against Bliss College
Ohio University will open its basketball season tonight at Athens against Bliss College of Columbus. The game is the lone contest on the state collegiate schedule. Earlier, Holbrook defeated Kenyon 34 to 25 in Manchester to start the week’s court schedule.
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Clumbuts
Ohio University
Athens
Bliss College
Columbus
Holbrook
Kenyon
Manchester
Sports Writer Richard Meade Dies in Toledo
Richard J. Meade, a longtime sports writer and former president of the Toledo Baseball Club, died at home after a months long illness. He led the Toledo Mud Hens to the American Association title in 1926, the club's only championship.
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Toledo
flEi
Richard J. Meade
Toledo Baseball Club
American Association
Hame
Meade
Toledo Mud Hens
Histor
Connie Mack to Announce Three-Star Trade Today
Connie Mack, Philadelphia Athletics manager, is expected to announce a major trade at the MLB meeting. Reports say he will send Eric McNair, Roger Cramer, Jimmy Foxx, and Johnny Marcum to the Boston Red Sox for 340,600 dollars and three players, including Gordon Rhodes, Babe Dahlgren, and either Carl Reynolds or Mel Armanda. The deal would mark another cash-driven bid by Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey to build a pennant winner.
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Winthrop Lyman
United Press
Hicago
Bec
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Eric McNair
Roger Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
Johnny Marcum
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Gordon D Rhodes
Babe Dahlgren
Carl Reynolds
Mel Armada
Tom Yawker
Milensire Red Sox
Yawkey
Lefty Grove
Rube
Walberg
Max Biskey
Th Athletics
Mack
Foxx
Red Sox
Nationals
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Dayton
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Ror, Parmelee
Allyn Stout
al Cucinello
Phil Weintraub
Burzees Whitehead
Whitehead
Frankie Frisch
Weintraub
Stout
Cucinello
Columbus
American Association
Cardinal
Parmelee
Branch Ricker
Cardinals
Simmons
White Sox
Tigers
Cochrane
Sox
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia Nationuals
Curt Davis
Braves
Boston Tafor
Charles F. Adams
Rib
Bob Zim
Quinn
Dodgers
Louis Syndio St. Louis
Mafield of Ets Notice at 925 Brown Avenue Ohio
An official public notice records a contact event at 925 Brown Avenue in Ohio involving Oldfield and a two team arrangement on a stated avenue. The readable fragments indicate a local notice about a property or occupancy matter tied to Mafield of Ets and Rea treain at the specified address.
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Mafield
Ets
Reatreain
Oldfield 2 Tm
Brownain
Ohio
Elyria High Football Banquet Highlights Peabody Return
Elyria High coach emeritus Dwight Peabody received a warm welcome at the Elyria Elks Club banquet where former players including Chet Vessey Ken West Bob Crawford Bill Henry and Dick Stevens gathered. Peabody recalled the 1922 Elyria Lorain game and noted a controversial measurement error that favored Lorain, while optimism for next season grew as Lymer predicted a strong squad. Faculty humor surfaced with Carl L Smith and Dave Eaton among the eating rivals and Ralph Bauer leading a vocal quartet as J Martin Beck’s absence was noted.
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Een
Elyria Eiwanis
Dwight Peabody
Elyria High
Elyrians
Peabody
Canton
Chet Vessey
Ken West
Bob Crawford
Bill Henry
Dick Stevens
Ralph Bauer
Bauer
Clymer
Chick Smith
Carl Smith
Eaton
J. Martin Beck
Dudley White to Speak at New London Football Banquet
New London December 18 editor Dudley A. White of the Norlak Reflector-Herald will be principal speaker at the annual New London football banquet set for December 13 in the high school auditorium. Coach Richard Meserits presented 17 letter recipients, eight seniors among them Eugene Fank, Johnson Johnson, Hubert Snyder, and Merrill Ct Wiliam Howard.
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NEW London
Dudley A. White
Nor*alk Reflector-Herald
Richard Meser
Eugene Fank
Non Johnson
Hubert Snyder
Jand McClaflin
Merrill Ct
Wiliam Howard
Franklin Duslap
John Smith
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