Elyria High Cagers Face John Hay In Cleveland Friday
Elyria High basketball team travels to Cleveland John Hay for their season’s second game after a one point win over Ashland. Coach Clymer tightens offense and defense, highlighting Boroski and Deck Urig as key performers as the squad works to improve scoring and cohesion.
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Boxing Night Review Hurts Golden Gloves Show
A Lorain County reader blasts last night’s Golden Gloves event at Rialto, calling it a rough preliminaries feel with late starts, uneven showmanship, and lackluster fights. He recalls past champions, criticizes timing, but notes the bouts were mostly clean and crowd complaints echo across the hall.
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Howard Buteler
Eastern Squad Near Completion
San Francisco report notes near completion of East West selections with one place remaining. Don Weller of Indiana and Gerald Ford of Michigan named most valuable in their leagues, while Kerr of Colgate shifts his eleven East players and Dick Hanley of Northwestern plans Midwest picks today or tomorrow.
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City League Pin Matches Tonight
City League bowling features top team I T ber Company facing Coson Company in the main event. Other matchups include Hardware and Maumes Dairy as the league slate unfolds this evening in Columbus.
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Cheerful hopeful note on season tickets at Elyria High
A letter expresses goodwill for another week and endorses joining voices if nothing changes. It criticizes past season ticket efforts at Elyria High Seno as failed, notes tickets are easy to issue and easily lost, and cites frequent complaints. The writer calls a compulsory athletic fee a costly burden and fears LT would be voted down by faculty and students, calling the situation tragic.
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Firestone Stars Lead Rubber City In Amherst Showdown
Firestone Star Alexander Canter anchors the Rubber City quintet as they face the Amherst Hardwares tomorrow night on the Amherst Mish floor. Oiler standouts Ditkerson Chadwick Catle and Reeves headline the visiting lineup.
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Reeves
Monicker Mike Seeks a New Elyria High Nickname
Local columnist Moniker Mike proposes replacing the Elyria High teams nicknames Crimson Flashes with a fresher, more dynamic moniker. He invites input from readers, aiming for an original name symbolizing energy and bite, with a vote planned next week to choose the best.
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Kentucky selects Long 1935 football captain at UK
James Long, a UK junior from Smithfield, Kentucky, was elected 1935 football captain, succeeding Jos Rupert of Catlettsburg. Long plays end and Clarence Ayers, a halfback, was named alternate captain.
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Varsity C awards and boxing notes from Lorain County meet
The piece notes season CONGs of Ohio Wyan ang Sami and Varsigg awards at the annual testimon held in Cincinnati. It lists recipients including Buckeye Center, Dana, Ballard, Smith, Vernon, Hosking, Williams, Yeager, and London Gant who won Varsity C as a sophomore. It covers a Lorain County Golden Gloves event at the Rialto Theatre with match details, glove weights, and a disappointed spectator Suzzanne awaiting Wilt Dechtler. Also reports jacket theft from Lou Nickelotte and ends with a quiz on the first Jewish world boxing champion.
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Carl Williams
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Hay Notting
Cincinnati
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London Gant
Lorain County
Rialto Theatre
Eveen
Hetle
Peter
Suzzanne
Wilt Dachtler
Dechtler
Charlle Gier
Wadsworth
Willie White
Lorain
Loule Nickelotte
Autiers Orhuium
Sear Ff
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Ruth May Figures in Big Deal With National Loop Club
Ruth May figures prominently as a potential manager and pinch hitter in MLB trade talks during meetings in New York. Owners weigh his value to a National League club versus keeping him with the Yankees, with Ben Chapman and Rogers Hornsby as possible trade pieces referenced amid market speculation.
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National to install Ford C Frick as president
General house cleaning is planned for the St. Louis Browns and the forthcoming league meetings, aside from trades and possible Ruth disposition, are not expected to yield startling developments. The National League will elect Ford C Frick, formerly a baseball writer, as president. Separate sessions will be held today and tomorrow with a grand meeting scheduled for Thursday.
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Marietta Quintet Features Tallest State Team
Marietta College basketball boasts the tallest center in the state. Frank Fenton of Williamsport stands 6 feet 8 inches and weighs 190 pounds and rows for the college. Teammates include Aston Ball 6-4 John Bowser 6-4 Ray Beck 6-3 and Kenny Ziegler 6-2. They beat Rio Grande College 26 to 23 last week.
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Rio Grande Collega
Normal atmosphere composition and moisture variation
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Henrietta vs South Amherst Quints Clash On Friday
Henrietta Blue and White leads Lorain County Class H loop as it hosts South Amherst in a key Friday matchup. South Amherst, undefeated until last Saturday’s 35 24 loss to La Grange, aims to rebound while La Grange visits Ridgeville and other nearby games follow.
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Angelo and Fishbaugh Set Friday Wrestling Headliner
Angelo the Buf tale from New York meets Les Fishbaugh in the main event at the Rialto Theatre Friday night as Dan Morris presents two two fall matches. Charles Carr of Shreveport and Teddie Waters of Mexico City join the undercard in a two hour card opening with a ten minute local talent set.
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New York
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Rialto Theatre
Les Fishbaugh
Newark
Dan Morris
Morris
Charles Carr
Shreveport
Teddie Waters
Mexico City
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Mately
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Charlie Carr
Bath
Lnoufsiana
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Ross Outpoints Pacho In Public Hail Feature Go
Barney Ross retained his junior welterweight title by decision over Robby Parke of California. The Chicago titleholder fought carefully, pressing through nine of twelve rounds to edge Parke on the United Press scorecard. Pacho tired late but stayed aggressive seeking a knockout. Also on the card were Pirrone over Harper in ten rounds, Perroni over Risko in ten, Buddy Baer stopping McGoorty in one, Barth defeating Baratko, and Vaughn beating Sharkey in four.
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Paul Firrone
Cleveland
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Boston
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Buddy Baer
Mickey McGoorty
Detroit
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George Baratko
Jimmy Vaughn
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Cage Results From United Press Summary of Scores
Purdue defeats Western State 42 to 28, Iowa beats Carleton 36 to 23, De Paul passes Illinois 29 to 26, Illinois beats Bradley 55 to 25 in a second game, Wisconsin defeats Wabash 33 to 20.
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Wabash
Large Crowd Sees County Golden Gloves Semi Finals
A large Rialto Theatre crowd watched the Lorain County Golden Gloves semi-finals. Standout bouts included Johnny Kochan defeating Nick Pais in a close middleweight bout, with many believing Pais deserved the verdict. Elyrians posted wins in novice and open divisions, including Bob Seibert and Harold Sheldon, as fights delivered hard, aggressive action throughout the card.
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Johnny Talarsk
Al-Eisha
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Nonnis Greenwald
Norwalk
Charlie Charleton
Lorain
Kufarski
Joe Plaze
Wale Marrt
Man
Carl Cunningham
Czubak
al Atkinson
Wille White
Chuck Engler
Wadsworth
Frank Mehrsh
Ernie Vieck
Joe Miekarek
George Corrigan
Steve Polanski
Bob Saunders
Lodi
Engelo DiNunzio
Elyria Lighties Face John Hay Reserves Friday
Elyria Lighties travel to Cleveland to meet John Hay Reserve quintet in Friday basketball. Both schools split recent meetings with John Hay winning 28 to 18 in '82-83 and Elyria responding 22-17 last season. Coach Eaton may adjust starters after last week’s substitution spree and improved practice this week.
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Chuck Hurp
Ashland
Elyra Ish
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Cleveland
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Terinison Saeers
Red Grange Offered Coaching Job With Pittsburgh Pros
New York Der 11 reports Red Grange received an offer to coach the Pittsburgh Pros in the National Professional football league. The proposal includes Grange guiding the team through plans and strategies as the league explores options for leadership and team development.
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Minnesota Fieven To Receive Trophy
Minnesota Fieven will receive a trophy at the annual Big Ten basketball ceremony. The event marks the fourth time a team has dominated, with past honorees including notable figures such as Larry Stuldreher, Don Milter, Elmer Layden, and Jimmy Crowley.
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Local tournament set for next Monday at Antlers Bowl
A local event features judges Mike Goetz and Lynle Kolonos overseeing matches with participants slawed Mike Avaney and others. Next week the open division winners gain eligibility to compete in the Cleveland Plain Dealer Northeastern Ohio District tournament slated for later dates in Lorain and surrounding area.
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