Thirty Elyria Eagles Football Awards At Assembly
Thirty Elyria high school football players received letters at a morning assembly in the school auditorium. Fifteen heavyweights and fifteen lightweights earned letters. heavyweights also received footballs presented by Don Otherden of C. L. Otherden & Son. A senior play skit titled So this is London was performed, with the gridders enjoying the show.
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Elyria High School
Ifteen
Don Otherden
C. L.therden & Son
Thesembly
London
David Grifiss
Edward Moody
Thomas Estan
Francis Markling
James Schener
Russell Reisinger
Kenneth Martin
John Whitney
Ichard Reiber
Steven Miko
Ack Dillman
Thomas Koviak
Awrence Hales
Orvie Cowie
Jantain
John Pinkney
Five Industrial Cage League games result in mixed margins
Whitney and Mosely sparked a 27 25 Willys Overland victory over General Industries while Steel and Tubes edged Troxel Co 20 18 in a tight affair. Columbia Steel crushed Celson 33 11, Fox Furnace upset Coach Uthe 32 10, and Peerless Oil overwhelmed Harshaw Fuller Goodwin 31 6 after leading 17 6 at halftime.
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Whitney
Mosely
Willys-Overland
General Industries
Oss Miller
Ross Miller
Troxel Co
Troxel
Ucka
Guthman
Tom Smith
Columbia Steel
Celson Co
Merthe
Hengartner
Myers
Uthe
Fox Furnace
Toth
Fox
Peerless Oil
Harshaw
Fuller
Goodwin
Ohio State five faces Penn State clash on return game
Ohio State football and basketball notes as Coach Harold Olson prepares his team for a home game against the University of Pennsylvania. Olson drills combinations after a 36 to 20 loss to Ohio Wesleyan and lists possible forwards centers and guards. Penn State figures include captain Joe Schaaf and Paul Scull among others. Also recapped are Friday night cage games across Ohio with Miami, Wittenberg, Mount Union, Youngstown, Ashland, Ohio Northern, Bluffton, Capital, Kenyon, and Bowling Green on the schedule. The New Devon Courts apartment complex at 340 Third St nears completion with ready units by December 15 and rental inquiries directed to B O'Donnell at Donnell's Cigar Store.
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Columbus
University
Pennsylvania
Harold Olson
Scarlet
Ray
Ohio Wesleyan
Olson
Shuler
Ryin
Evans
Holman
van Heyde
Jelfrich
Dyer
Hinchman
Fesler
Larking
Cox
Isaptain
Joe Schaaf
Paul Scull
Alph Morgan
Tles
William Barber
Joe Sabrum
Enn
John T.oyle
American Sportsublishing Company
Ohio State
Pennsylvaia
Ohio
Miami
Farnham
Ot Farnham
Wittenberg
Mt. Union
Alliance
Kam
Youngstown
Fooster
Ashland
Shland
Ohio Northern
Uffton
Bluffton
Antiocheets
Ashad
Kenyon
Bowling
Een
Devon Courts
Third St
J. B. Hahin
Rites
B. O'Donnell
Mr.Donnell
Donnell
Court St
Middle Ve
Capital University Coach Katherman Resigns After Pay Hike
Columbus- Coach Jerry Katherman of Capital University resigns effective next June after the Capital Athletic Board granted him a 250 dollar wage increase. He has been with Capital five years and helped place the school in the Ohio conference. Capital officials said no immediate action on the resignation. A student mass meeting followed, with talks of a student organization voice in campus affairs.
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Columbus
Jerry Katherman
Capital University
Capital Athletic Board
Katherman
Capital
Capijtal
Voice
Amherst Cagers Beat West Dover 51 to 17 in Gym
Amherst Wings club earned their second victory, routing West Dover O-Bar-Dean Barbecues 51 17 on the school gym floor. John Brown entered late, adding a basket as the lineup featured Baumhardt Jae ger Hutton A Henes Gleason M Henes for Amherst against Knight ily Hille Cooke Rising and Guelker for West Dover.
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Amherst
Wings
West Dover
John Brown
Baumhardt
Jaeger
Hutton
A. Henes
Gleason
Racco Dominates Wine in Ten Round Akron Bout
Emmett Racco of Ellwood City Pa heavy outclassed Frankie Wine of Akron and Butte Mont, winning every round in ten. Benny Burns of Akron defeated Jack Penny of Toledo in a brisk ten round welterweight clash. Akron heavyweight Jimmy Darrah stopped Patsy Perrone of Massillon in four rounds.
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Racco
Akron
Emmett Racco
Ellwood City
Frankie Wine
Butte
Mont
Keystone
Benny Burns
Jack Penny
Toledo
Jimmy Darrah
Patsy Perrone
Massillon
Wellington Wing Field Meet Crowned by Wellington Victory
The Lorain County Boy Scout Field Meet at Elyria High School gym drew about 300 scouts and guests in the fall meet. Wellington No 1 led early and defended county honors though Elyria and Lorain troops challenged hard, with final tallies showing Wellington 3, Elyria 78, and Lorain 73 points.
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Wellington
Elyria
Boy Scouts
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Lorain
E. W. Rule
E. L. Moody
R. R. Fanver
Franklyn Jones
H. Pape
G. F. Gins
To Bowl Grudge Game Friday Night
The Schubert Radio bowling team and the Maytag Washer bowling quintet will meet in a grudge match at the Temple bowling alleys Friday night. Rivalry runs hot as R. E. Crisp announces the winner will receive a Maytag washer or a Steininite radio. Schubert lineup includes N. Smith Jimmy Henderson Chuckie Querin Eddie Breen and R. E. Crisp. Maytag rollers are McFadden Murphy Hallbrook Rice and Hollingsworth.
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Schubert
Temple
R. E. Crisp
N. Smith
Jimmy Henderson
Chuckie Querin
Eddie Breen
Maytag
McFadden
Murphy
Hallbrook
Rice and Hollingsworth
Pesek Wins Over Ira Dern In Three Falls Match
In Columbus on December 13 Ira Dern from Utah wrestled John Pesek of Nebraska for the junior heavyweight title. Dern won the first fall after about 20 minutes of struggle. Pesek captured the second in four and a half minutes and the third in about ten minutes securing the victory.
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Columbus
Ira Dern
Utah
John Pesek
Nebraska
Pesek
Dern
Turber
Stasiak
Cleveland
Jack Washburn
Bowling League Scores and Individual Wins Across Chicago Action
Traxler s Eagles No 1 anchored by Lisewsky with 224 208 236 and a 668 high single three game total. Bonn s Eagles No 2 posted 204 226 223 653 while Lisewaky aided Malik s No 6 in a sweep. Bohn s No 2 lost to Stuli s No 6. Brackley s No 8 beat Hellman s No 5 two games with final tilt decided by three pins. In Chicago Earl Mastro beat Ward Sparks 126, Jack McCarthy over Mexican Joe Rivera 148, Paul Pantaleo over Tony Lungo, Johnny Sherrord over Irish Kennedy 160, and Harry Fierro over Willie Pelligrini 117.
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Lisewsky
Traxler
Eagles
Bonn
Bohn
Lisewaky
Malik
Stuli
Brackley
Hellman
Hellman Rollers
Chicago
Earl Mastro
Ward Sparks
Detroit
Jack McCarthy
Joe Rivera
Cedar Rapids
Paul Pantaleo
Tony Lungo
Rockford
Ill
Johnny Sherrod
Irish Kennedy
Harry Fierro
Willie Pelligrini
Traxiler
Blind
Wee Sss
Finegan
Parsch
Potyok
ATL
Stall’s Eagles No
Carpenter
Buche
Webner
Stall
Shepard
Bohn's Eagles
Mathison
Waldron
Bittner
Brackley’s Eagles
E. Peters
Curtis von
Huston
Skryp
Pilts
Hellman Eagles
Daley
Langenhorst
Bommer
R. Smith
Hielman
Pues
Wittenberg Names Maorrar 7 Captain Springfield
William Edwards of Massillon star guard on the Wittenberg football team has been elected captain for next year. He is a sophomore. Jack Delaney and Jimmy Slattery signed for a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on January 4, announced by Tom McArdle. They have met before in six round bouts, Slattery winning both times.
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Re Waren
Springfield
William Edwards
Massillon
Wittenberg
New 10Fk
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Mada m Square Garden
Tom McArdle
the Garden
Slaatery
Local Fighter K Oed At Fremont
Ray Todd of Elyria boxed California Joe Gans in Fremont last night and took a ten count in the second round of their four round pre Am bout. Godfrey defeated Sigman as the curtain raiser with a strong showing, while some fans disputed a foul call after Godfrey was knocked out of the ring.
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Ray Todd
Elyria
California
Joe Gans
Fremont
Todd
George Godfrey
Jim Sigman
Godfrey
Sigman
Leiperville, Pa
Baseball sets tenth-man rule unlikely at meetings
At Chicago meetings on December 13, American League owners rejected President Heydler’s ten-man lineup proposal. The 1928 sessions were noted as tranquil with few trades, as rumors swirled about several big replacements among the Athletics Yankees Washington Boston and other clubs. No formal player draft plan was adopted and several trade talks remained unconfirmed.
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Chicago
John Heydler
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Petty-Wright
Cleveland
Detroit
Uhle-Holloway Tavener
West Baden
Ind
Herdler
Heydler
Miller Huggins
Yankee
Ruth
Athletics
Yankees
Ben Paschal
Macks
Eddie Rommell
Vera
Funk
Durst
Thomas
Paschal
Washington
Reeves
Gaston
Lisenbee
Gillis
Gooch
Bigelow
Boston
Buddy Myer
Dayton Picks Gil Gowan as 1929 Flyers Captain
Cleveland flyer Gil bert Gowan has been chosen captain of the Dayton Flyers 1929 football squad. Gowan starred at halfback for Dayton in the previous season.
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Dayton
Gilbert Gowan
Cleveland
Dayton Flyers
Gowan
Dayton Ithie Wane
Elyria City Rifle Club Scores
The Elyria City Rifle Club held a weekly meeting last evening focused on practice and friendly rivalry. A large cake was shared as everyone had a good time. Exceptional scores were posted in all four positions. The next shoot will be at Amherst.
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Elyria City Rifle Club
Eague
Amherst
Golf pros on way south in warm season swing
Northern Knights of the Mashie Niblic head south as the east’s top professionals and amateurs travel to southern meets. Miami, St Augustine, Palm Beach, and Miami Beach announce major events led by Sarazen defending his Miami titles, with the Miami Open, Miami Beach Open, and Dixie Championship among the key stops.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
Miami
Miami Beach
Johnny Farrell
St. Augustine
Joe Turnesa
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Sarazen
City
USGA
Elyria Awarded Grid Letter At Western College
Elyria, Ohio is represented by Frank Malik who received a football letter at the School of Mines and Metallurgy in Rolla Missouri. Malik, son of Josef Malik of Elyria, is a Elyria High School graduate enrolled as a freshman in civil engineering and a member of the school's glee club.
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Elyria
Western College
Ashland College Names 1929 Football Captain
Donald Baker of Warren was elected captain of Ashland College's 1929 football team as announced at the Ashland center on December 13.
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Atluaehs
Ashland
Donald Baker
Warren
Ashland College
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