LT. S. Rubber Team Sweeps Colson Pin Smashers
LT S Rubber Company defeated Colson Pin Smashers last night in the City Bowling League. Edgar Shorty Martin led with a 613 total including a 223 game, while Jack Renninger had 5589 series and Clyde Ryan posted 555 for Colson. The Rubber team now leads by four and a half games with two matches left.
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Colson Company
K. of Calleys
S. T. S. Rubber Company
Little Brown Jugs
Rubber Company
Pin Smashers
Edgar
Shorty
Martin
Maples
Jack Renninger
Clyde Ryan
Colson
Rothgery Motors Sweep St John’s Lutheran Bowling Meet
The Rothgery Motors defeated Held Transfers in a St John’s Lutheran League bowling match last night. The last game was decided by a single pin. C Buchholz rolled 373 for the high three game series and 221 for the high single.
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Rothgery Motors
C. Buchholz
Lorain Sears Team Beats Elyria in Temple Bowling Match
The Lorain Sears-Roebuck bowling team won three straight over Elyria at Temple alleys. Hallock led Lorain with games of 190 182 161 for 533. Elyria’s Beryl Snyder top score was 454.
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Lorain
Sears-Roebuck
Elyria Sears-Roebuck
Somers Insurance Basketball Team Sets Evening Practice
Somers Insurance basketball team will conduct a practice session tonight on the high school hardwood. The drill starts at :15 and all players are asked to take notice.
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Somers Insurance
Monicker Mike Seeks New Elyria High Team Nickname
Elyria High School readers submit nickname ideas to replace Crimson Flash. Top picks include Fighting Cocks Panthers and Wild Cats with one note from a girl suggesting the latter. Monicker Mike invites more suggestions and closes with farewell.
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Monicker
Mike
Elyria High School
Crimson Flash
Bob Niebling
School Street
Bob
Panthers
Monicker Mike
Only One Vacant Place on East All-Star Eleven
Evanston Illinois December 12 The addition of Doug Nott Detroit halfback and one of the best passers in the Midwest to the Eastern team leaves only one vacant place on the squad for the East-West game in San Francisco January 1. Dick Hanley Northwestern plans to add one more halfback to the Eastern squad. The 22 player squad will gather here on December 39.
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Evanston
Doug Nott
Detroit
Midwest
San Francisco
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Action Drives Humanity Beyond Pure Reason
A fragment reflects on how emotion and action propel humankind beyond rational thought, noting the root word man as denoting a thinker and suggesting a link between reasoning and impulse.
Ambers Named Leading Lightweight Challenger
New York officials list Lena Ambers of Herkimer New York as the top contender for Barner Ross in the world lightweight championship. The state commissioner notified Ross that he must first defend against Ambers if he fights in New York.
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New York
Lena Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Barner Ross
Ambers
Chicago Champain
Cleveland Gets 1935 All-Star Baseball Game
Annual inter league game voted to Cleveland and likely to be played July 4. Major meetings close with Frick named NL president and Tra band as assistant. Ruth status unchanged as vacationist abroad with a possible unidentified club seeking his services as manager.
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United Press
New York
Boston Braves
Babe Ruth
Ford C. Frick
National League
Judza Emil Fuchs
Ball
Boston
Frick
Judse
John A. Herdler
Herdler
Harvey Traband
League Publicity Service
William Brandt
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bill Terry
New York Giant
Jack Salvegon
Leon Chagnon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lawton Carver
Guenin Pretzels Girls Set for Lorain Ex Hys Showdown
The Guenin Pretzels girls travel to Lorain tomorrow night for a game with the Lorain Ex Hy girls at the Lorain YMCA floor on East 28th street. Manager Herman Klein will choose his starting lineup from Margaret Heath Agnes O'Brien Gertrude Henke Dorothy Sandrock Mary Dambaugh Opal Limpert Lov Bidolph Haz Beard and Jai Murphy. The teams are among Lorain County's strongest. The Pretzels leave Guerin's at 7 15 and the contest is set for 7 30.
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Guenin Pretzels
Lorain
Ex- Hy Girls
Lorain Country
Guerin’s
Boxing Fight Results From Three Cities Reported
United Press boxing results from Kansas City Chicago and Los Angeles list multiple decisions and a knockout. Notable bouts include Joecy Al canter defeating Pat Kissinger in Kansas City. Rudy Sterbenz decision over Merle Town, and Oscear Rankins edging Tommies in Los Angeles.
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United Presss
Kansas City
Joecy Alcanter
Pat Kissinger
Bus Breese
Manhattan
Kans
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Orville Proussard
Detroit
Drew
Willie Davies
el Pass
Tex
Aic
Chicago
Tenny Cancella
Tampa
Fla
Corn Griffin
Columbus
Eddie Stiemal
Nuts
Sherrald Kennard
Fares
N. Od
Rudy Sterbenz
Peoria
Lil
Merle Town
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Oscear Rankins
Tommies
Philadelphia
Mewer Grace
Pittsburgh
Ray Kaiser
Santa Monica
O. Battens
Sports Cut Short Involving Oxdon Gant And Others In College Circles
Oxdon Gant, ex San Dusky HS star now at Cincinnati, is a basketball candidate but his coach asks him to focus on studies in winter. Roy James, ex Witt enberg, plays on a House of David winter team. Waterloo HS football schedule remains heavy after state title, with class A opponents. Bob Sekerak, ex Wooster luminary, plays for a Cleveland class A team. Larkins, ex OSU, plans to quit coaching for business. Wilton warns Buckeyes. Ike Hayes to captain Iowa State football next season. Emerson Wendt, Merle Wendt’s brother, captained Middletown HS undefeated team. Memorial Stadium at Findlay to get night-game capability. Roy Converse of Marton chosen all-Kentucky guard at Centre College. Outball notes Pat Bunter found dead in Southern France stall. Patsy Clark linked to Harvard coach search. Willard’s large family among ex-champs. Notables include foreign stars like Peterson and Huizenaar. Dan Morse notes Sly McLain’s wrestling career may end due to injury.
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Sandusky
University of Cincinnati
Dana King
Roy James
Wittenberg
House of David
Waterloo High School
Sason
Roy Converse
Marton
Centre College
Ocke Bunter
Pitkin
Vernon
France
Locke Bunter
George
Patsy) Clark
Detroit Lions
University of Illinois
Harvard
Eddie Casey
Pee Willard
Ble Jesse
Jack Peterson
Huib Huizenaar
Holland
Robert Disch
Dave Crowley
Dan Morris
Sly McLain
Indiana
Burgeoning bids loom as AL owners seek winners in 1936
In Chicago a wave of trade talk swirls as Lou Comiskey threatens to sell the White Sox if they fail to win next season. Syndicate bidders in the Strauss Building press for control while clubs weigh offers for Al Simmons and Dusty Cooke. Washington and Brooklyn maneuvers spark chatter of three-way deals and manager swaps as health and contract issues color the meetings at the Commodore and Waldorf Astoria.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
U.R
Commodore
Lou Comiskey
White Sox
Strauss
Chicago
Mancer
Jimmy Dykes
al Simmons
Detroit
New York
Jimmy
Simmons
Rowe
Greenbers
Gehringer
Mickey Cochrane
Lark Griffith
Washington
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Griffith
Hadley
Blueholder
Newsome
Mt. Vernon
Red Sox
St. Louis
Dusty Cooke
Julius Solters
Oscar Melillo
Jim Burns
Gerald Walker
Hornsby
Melilla
Burns
Tom Yawkey
Boston
Ornsby
Yankees
Ruppert
Barrow
McCarthy
Mark Roth
Walter Johnson
Bradley
Walter
Indians
Wise Boys
Steve O'Neill
Brooklyn Dodgers
National League
Waldorf Astoria
Brooklins
Casey Stenge
Ossie Bluege
Washington Reserve
Ossie
Bill Terry
George Davis
George Watkins
Luke Sewell
Tietje
Yanks
Luke Appling
Hayes
Grid hero town honors men from Bellaire
Bellaire Ohio residents call their town the All American football town due to many high school players achieving college grid rankings. An American Legion banquet is planned to honor these players if plans proceed.
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Bellaire
American Legion
Social justice and equality in society’s framework
The statement argues that social justice inherently requires more equality and fraternity among people, suggesting that justice aims to reduce disparities and foster communal solidarity. It emphasizes moral and civic duty to uphold fair treatment and shared humanity across communities.
Dutra Cards 74 Takes Two Stroke Lead at Miami Open
Olin Dutra the reigning National Open champion shot a 74 in windy conditions to total 244 and hold a two stroke lead at the Miami Biltmore Open. Abe Espinosa dropped to second with 146 after missing yesterday, while Johnny Farrell Orville White and Mike Turnesa tied at 147 for third.
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Miami
Fla
U.pi
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Johnny Farrell
Short Hills
N. J
Orville White
St. Louis
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Leonard B. Schmutte
Findlay
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
Crimson Tide Schedule for 1935 Grid Season
Alabama announces a 1935 football schedule with one intersectional game against George Washington University in Washington, D C. It lists six SEC games including Mississippi State in Tuscaloosa, Tennessee in Knoxville, Georgia in Athens and Kentucky in Birmingham. Sewanee is dropped from the slate.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Georgige Washington
Washington
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Knoxville
Georgia
Athens
Sandusky Ladies Five to Bowl IT S Rubber Saturday
The Ferback Rathshelters ladies bowling team of Sandusky will bowl the IT S Rubber Company Saturday evening at the K of Calleys. The match is slated to start at 7 30. It will be rolled on a handicap basis.
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Ferback Rathshelters
Sandusky
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Letters to the editor spark sharp retort in Elyria chronicle
A reader letters page provokes a fiery reply from George Moise of The Chronicle Telegram. The writer accuses the columnist of cowardice and signs off with barbed jabs about team nicknames and local sports humor.
One Change In Ohio State Starting Lineup
Ohio State will start Bruce Laybourne at forward against Marietta College in Columbus tonight replacing Warren Whitlinger. Other starters are Captain Bill Beitner and Inwood Smith at guards, Earl Thomas at center, and Jack Wilson at forward.
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Columbus. O
Ohio State
Marietta College
Marietta
Bruce Laybourne
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio University
Warren Whitlinger
Laybourne
Bill Beitner
Inwood Smith
Earl Thomas
Jack Wilson
Clemson and Georgia Tech Game Schedule Highlight
A fragment lists Clemson at Tuscaloosa on November 9, Georgia Tech at Birmingham on November 16, and Vanderbilt at Nashville on November 28, indicating a college football slate with several SEC opponents.
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Georgia Tech
Birmingham
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Touchdown Play Against Pittsburgh Won Title For Minnesota Eleven
Football recap highlights Minnesota's final minute touchdown against Pittsburgh that clinched the national title. Key sequence involved Kostka Seidel Lund and Tenner to complete the score, with Tenner crossing Pitt’s defense for the decisive TD. Also notes Notre Dame Navy finish, Illinois defense, Berwanger, Pitney plays, and Lund’s 60 yard run.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Kostka
Seidel
Lund
Minnenta Fantage
Tenner
Notre Dame
Navy
Cleveland
Bill Clarke
Buzz Berries
Dusty Dornin
Andy Pitney
Marty Peters
Illinois
Ohio State
Les Lindberg
van Hindenburg
Buckeye
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Hans
Berwanger
Northwestern
Pug Lund
Wisconsin
Oberlin Opens Season With Wellington in Home Opener
Oberlin High hosts Wellington in the season opener at the local gym. Coach Don Leahy, ex- Miami University player, has Oberlin in good shape after two weeks of practice. The twelve game slate includes Amherst Port Clinton Norwalk Willard Bellevue Elyria and Bellevue league play.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Higk
Don Leahy
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Willard
Bellevue
Elyria
Ohio University 1935 grid schedule announced
Ohio University announces an eight game football schedule for 1935 led by games against Illinois and John Carroll. The Illini visit Champaign on Sept 28 while John Carroll visits Cleveland on Oct 11 for Ohio’s first flood light game.
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Ohio University
Athens
U.P
Athentic
O. C. Bird
Ohio
Illinois
John Carroll
Champaign
Ill
Cleveland
Open
Marshall
Dayton
Miami
Muskingum
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Columbus
Mat Results Key Throws Across Continents
In New York at Mecca Temple Everett Marshall of Colorado threw Yanka Zelesniak of Siberia. At Ridgewood Grove Leon Wallick of Germany threw Maurice La Chappelle of France, Jack Bloomfield of Connecticut drew Paddy Mack of Ireland and Victor Webber of Brooklyn threw Max Martin of Ohio.
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United Press
New York
Mecca
Everett Marshall
Colorado
Yanka Zelesniak
Siberia
Ridgewood Grove
Leon Wallick
Germany
Maurice la Chappelle
France
Jack Bloomfield
Connecticut
Drew
Paddy Mack
Ireland
Victor Webber
Brooklyn
Max Martin
Ohio
Amherst Hardwares Host To Powerful Akron Firestones
Amherst Ohio tonight hosts the Akron Firestones in a likely large crowd matchup. Last season the Rubber City quintet won by four points. Amherst may start Bill Guild Joe Varsa Doyle Hutton Al Sharp and Jerry Gormley at forwards center and guards.
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Amherst
Firestones
Akron
Amherst Hardwares
Rubber City
Bill Guild
Joe Varsa
Doyle Hutton
al Sharp
Jerry Gormley
Influence of Germany and Britain on U.S. University Education
The United States was significantly influenced in its university education by both Germany and Britain, shaping curricula and scholarly approaches in the early period. This reflection notes cross national impact on American higher learning.
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United States
Germany
Britain
Cold Bay Promises Growth on Alaskan Peninsula
Cold Bay on the Alaskan peninsula shows potential for development with new plans and community interest. Local leaders point to fisheries, tourism, and transport improvements as drivers of future prosperity.
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Cold Bay
Alaskan Peninsula
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