Eaton Penfield Meet In County Cage Headliner
Eaton and Penfield high schools prepare for a Lorain County league basketball showdown on Penfield’s floor. Unbeaten in league play, both teams feature star centers Sprite and Kellogg. Main card also includes Columbia vs Henrietta and South Amherst vs Camden, plus girls action at Avon-LaGrange and Columbia-Henrietta. In Cleveland, Lou Brouillard fights Pirrone in a 10-round non-title bout, continuing boxing charity night events with notable results and other undercard bouts.
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Eaton
Lorain
Sprite
Kellogg
Columbia
Henrietta
South Amherst
Camden
Belden
Avon Lake
Brownhelm
Brookside
LaGrange
Avon
Eaton Quintets Organize Two Strong Basket Teams
Eaton, Ohio December 11. Eaton forms two basket teams for the season. The Eaton Grange, formerly the Eaton Independents, features Alexander, T. Carpenter, Cheeseman, Cook, the Grills brothers Walt and Clyde, and Spiete. The Eaton Ex-Hi’s include W Carpenter, H Fulmer, Hoskin, Hill, Spiete, Nagy, and Tite. Both squads seek games with Lorain county rivals. Manager contact Ralph Fulmer, R D No. 1 Elyria, or at 30-447. Untold wealth is income tax omission.
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Eaton Grange
Eaton Independents
Alexander
T. Carpenter
Cheeseman
Cook
Grills Brothers
Walt and Clyde
Spiete
Eaton Ex-Hi’s
W. Carpenter
H. Fulmer
Hoskin
Hill
Nagy
Tite
Lorain County
Ralph Fulmer
Elyria
Ohio
Indians Seek Loop Victory Over Syracuse
The Cleveland Indians face the Syracuse Stars tonight at the Elysium in a bid to close in on first in the International Hockey League. After a 4-3 win at Syracuse last Sunday, Cleveland relies on top scorers Alec Gray Bernie Brophy and Ken Doraty as they meet a rough Stars defense led by Hughes Teasdale Savage and McBride. The Stars, fast and accurate shooters, hold a 2-1 edge over Detroit Olympics and a scoreless tie with Buffalo.
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Cleveland Indians
International Hockey League
Syracuse Stars
Elysium
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Stars
Empire State
Alec Gray
Bernie Brophy
Ken Doraty
Elrcuit
Hughes
Teasdale
Savage
McBride
Detroit Olympics
Buffalo Bisons
Hi-Speed Kive Plays Clearview Tonight
The Elyria Hi-Speed Gag quin tet travels to Clearview to face the reputed strong Clearview Ex-Highs on their floor. All Hi-Speed players are requested to meet at the Y at six o'clock.
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Clearview
Elyria
Akron Five Seeks Games Here for Cardinal Team
Akron C. Dec. 11 The M O Neil Cardinal basketball team wants to book games with any AA or A teams in Northern Ohio Elyria teams show interest in hosting the Cardinals Write or call Ralph Varney c o M O Neil Co Akron Ohio
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Akron
M. O'Neil Cardinal
Ohio
Elyria
Cardinals
Ralph Varney
M. O'Neil Co
Bowling standings tighten as tied teams reach ten and eight
Bowing results leave two teams tied for first place in the Odd Fellows bowling league with records of ten wins and eight losses. Tommy Robson's Team No 1 and Bob Haehi's Team No 4 each split two games today, while Team So 6 and Team No 2 both dropped two games to keep pace with the leaders.
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Tommy Robson
Bob Haehi
Odd Fellows
Bost
Senders Faces Big Test on Lorain Yule Fund Card
Billy Senders, Lorain featherweight, again meets a tough foe on the Good Sports Christmas Fund show in Lorain. He previously lost to Alf Taylor in Elyria and now draws Tommy Sebo of Cleveland in a 10-round main card bout headlined by Jon Schinnd and Mike Lucas, with seven other bouts and 40 rounds total.
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Orain
Billy Senders
Taylor
Hns
Elyria
Billy
Sebo
Ray LaRay
Lorain Battler
Sanders
Andy Pollock
Billy Rash
Jon Schinnd
Mike Lucas
Buckeye Officials Meet in Columbus
Officials of the Buckeye Athletics organization gathered in Columbus on December 11 for discussions on regional athletic matters. The session focused on scheduling, compliance, and program enhancements for upcoming competitions.
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Major Leagues Outline 1932 Economy Plan Tightens Player Limit
United Press reports a rigid two league plan for 1932 including a 25 to 23 player limit, salary cuts, and expense reductions. The limit drops June 15, with 10 and 15 player options retained. NL victory over AL on limit and radio broadcasting ban debated, with Commissioner Landis casting the deciding vote. Cards, Cubs, and Sox involved in trades and salary concerns amid broader cost-cutting drive.
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United Press
Hicago
American League
National League
Kwv Landis
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Browns
Cardinals
Cubs
Red Sox
William Harridge
Harridge
Baseball Writers’ Association
Tunney Eyes Return To Ring For Half Million Dollars
Henry McLemore reports on James J. Tunney being urged to return to boxing. Opinions range from skeptical to supportive, arguing a comeback could yield about $500,000. Tunney’s condition is described as strong, with ring rivals Schmeling and Dempsey noted as formidable opponents.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Spi
James Joseph Tunney
Delicatessen
Mister Tunney
Mister Lucas
Tunner
Tunney
Tom Heeney
Schmeling
Dempsey
Far
Middle West
Petunias
Gene
Christendom
New South Wales
Detic Association Drafts Next Season Football Schedule
The Detic Association met to draft next season football schedule and review current business matters. Proceedings focused on aligning league dates and addressing administrative items relevant to member clubs.
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Detic Association
Smith Out Of Golf Tourney
SAN FRANCISCO December 11 Many stars were missing in the first round of the national match play open at Lake Merced as Leo Diegel defended his title. Horton Smith suffered a broken arm in a auto accident while in medalist contention after a 143 low gross. Joe Kirkwood of Chicago was hurt in the incident and forced out. Billy Burke advanced in the lower brackets with 153 while Harry Cooper posted 70 for best card, two under par, as rain affected scores.
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Lake Merced
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Il Luck
Horton Smith
Jospin
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Billy Burke
Smith
Harry Cooper
Guards Win Over Ex-High Lights in Fast Fracas
The Flyria Chin Na tronel known as GDL yuistoes defeated the Elia Fox High Lightweights in a gym game at Congregational Church. Halftime stood 19-4 in favor of the winners, with Lang and Schulte each scoring eleven to share top honors. Burney led the losers with eleven. A stray line about a wallet joke closes the brief report.
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Lakewood Meets Heights Shaw Battles River Five In Other Initial Games
Lakewood travels to Heights while Shaw hosts Rocky River in other opening league games as Lake Erie basketball season starts. Elyria and Lorain face fierce rivals in major showdowns tonight, with pre season chatter centering on parity among six teams and hopes for a tight, competitive race. The Elyria Lorain opener headlines the slate, with the Crimson meeting Lorain as Rocky River looms as a dark horse in the Lake Erie League.
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River Five
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Local obituary fragment names Elyria Lovarn Jones and associates
Partial obituary notes list Elyria Lovarn Jones and several names including Commwal Murkoswki, Kvab Banick, Busiel Howenstine, Radman Long, and Bitelte in a line of listed individuals. No dates or locations are provided in the fragment.
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Lovarn Jones
Commwal
Murkoswki
R. Fo
Kvab Banick
Busiel Howenstine L. G
Radman Long
R. G
Bitelte
Elyria Opens Season Against West High In Meet
Elyria Vaughn's high school swimming team, with seven lettermen returning, opens the season against Cleveland West High. The Crimson splashers face a stiff test early in the season as they host the strong West High tankers this afternoon.
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West High
V. IL
Vaughn
Flyria High
Cleveland
West
Crimson Splashers
Elks Have Chance To Gain In Pin League
The second place Elks team of the City Bowling league may gain ground on the pace setting Moose tonight when they clash with the Chronicle Telegraph quintet at Knights of Columbus alleys. In the other league match, the American Legion oppose the Hingles.
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Moose
Chronicle-Telegram
Knights
Columbus
American Legion
Hingles
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