Minnesota Star Pug Lund Poised as Big Ten Mvp Legend
George Kirkley reports Minnesota football fans hail Francis Pug Lund as the Big Ten's most valuable player candidate for 1935. Lund led the Gophers with explosive leadership, scoring drives, and key plays like the game turning pass versus Pittsburgh. His absence in earlier games hurt Minnesota, but his potential return sparks hopes of reclaiming conference glory.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Bengavsiaies
Minnesotas
Bevan
Kostka
Svendsen
Clarkson
Oech
Gophers
Minnesota
Francis (Pug) Lund
Lund
Lan
Wis
Sparkplug
Dynamo
Tenner
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Red Grange
Benny Friedman
Wesley Fesler
Harry Newman
Large Crowd Seen For County Gloves Finals On Monday
Lorain is set to host the fourth annual Golden Gloves finals next Monday at the Hotel Antlers. Officials expect a record crowd with 200 to 300 fans from Elyria and many from Amherst and surrounding towns. Tickets are on sale at multiple Lorain County venues and in Elyria, Amherst, and Avon.
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Lorain
Fremont
Tiffin
Elyria
Amherst
Hotel Antlers
Heisman
Heiman
Hiller
Stephan
Berrill’s
Hub
Pearl Pharmacy
Finegan’s Bakery
Newell
Charley White A. C
John Kolcpps
Lorain Street Railway
Edward's
Patch
Oberlin Avenue
North Ridge Road
Avon
Fruster’s
National Loop To Play Night Games In 1935 Season
National and American League officials met under Commissioner Landis to finalize 1935 plans. The National League approved a limited night game experiment with seven home night games allowed per club and penalties for exceeding the limit. Crosley urged Cincinnati to embrace night games to boost attendance. The league retained the Jackrabbit Ball and adjusted waivers while granting annual passes to retired players with MLB service. The American League announced unity with last season's figures and a new 21-yearment to maintain the eight-club circuit.
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National Loop
Lawton Carver
United Press
New York
National
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
National League
Powell Crosley, Jr
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Crosley
Kazuka Likely to Return for South Amherst Friday
South Amherst hopes star center Kazuka returns from an ankle injury to face undefeated Henrietta in a key Lorain County Class B showdown on Friday. Coach Hendershot said Kazuka’s status is uncertain but may play, though not at peak effectiveness. Other Friday games include La Grange at Ridgeville, Clearview at Brighton, Grafton at Avon, Eaton at Avon Lake, Columbia at Belden, and Camden at Brookside.
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Alex Kazuka
South Amherst
Henrietta Quint
Lorain County
Kazuka
Penfield
la Grange
William Hendershot
Hendershot
Amherst
Ridgeville
Clearview
Brighton
Grafton
Avon
Eaton
Avon Lake
Columbia
Belden
Camden
Brookside
Hi-Speeds Face Lorain Jewish Temple On Their Floor
The Hi-Speed Gas team meets Lorain Jewish Temple on their home floor after a split of two games. They beat Norwalk Keller News and lost to Amherst Hardwares and leave the Y M C A at 7215 tonight.
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Lorain
Boles to Speak at Cadiz Banquet
Wooster College coach I C Boles will be the speaker at a Cadiz banquet. The event column notes his role as coach and hints at Wooster University as his affiliation.
Adams And Krebs Tie For First In Rifle Club Shoot
Adams and Krebs tied for first with 189 scores in the Elyria Rifle Club resmar weekly shoot held last evening. Dough erty placed third with 18s.
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Adams
Krebs
Elyria Rifle Club
Dougherty
Skidoo Contest Ideas Spark Debate in Dover
A 1920s column discusses a proposed sport called Skidoo, outlining a two part event with straight and sideways skids on an ice covered course. It details start procedures scoring, prizes like hospitalization, and notes opposition from the SPCA alongside support from local associations and invited participants.
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Dover
Garagemen’s Association
Insurance Guild
E.ith
Lorain County Savings and Trust Buildnz
Cadiz High Football Team Honored on December 17
Cadiz honors its high school football team with a December 17 event. Ray Miller, a former Wooster player, serves as Cadiz coach.
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Quet
Cadiz
Ray Miller
Wooster
Ohio State Tops Marietta for Second Win in Four Days
Ohio State defeated Marietta 52 to 48 in the latest college basketball action as Harold Olsen used 15 players and Tippy Dye led with seven points. Bernard Berens poured 17 for Ohio University in a win over Wilmington while Miami rolled Georgetown. Western Reserve routed Fenn, Findlay opened conference play with a win over Heidelberg, and Toledo edged Bluffton in a competitive slate across the state.
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Miami
Georgetown
Ohio U
Wilmington
Heidelberg
Findlay
Toledo
Bluffien
Western Reserve
Fenn
Ohio State
Marietta
Bucks
Carleton College of Minnesota
Cordwallus
Harold Olsen
Tippy Dye
Ted
Bickel
Thomas and Whitlinger
Buckeye
Bernard Berens
Ohio University
Bill Reeves
Cincinnati
Hanover
Ohio
Stuart Hol
Harry Pontius
Fenn College
Little Bluffton Cotlese
Struck Furnitures Defeat Young People's Society in League Clash
The Struck Furnitures won two of three games against the Young People's Society in a St. John's Lutheran League match last night. Hank Koepp posted a 524 series and a 181 game to lead the Furnitures.
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Struck Furnitures
Youngs People’s Society
St. John’s
Fish and Game Assn To Elect 1935 Officers At Meeting
Lorain County Fish and Game Association to elect officers at Sunday meeting at Day's Hardware Road Street. Nominees include William G Smith president Wells W Mole vice president Ed Elbert secretary Harry Bassett membership secretary Adrian Buswell treasurer and trustees Roy Crandall Theodore Walker John Scheiring Guy Bambrick Forrest Ives E H Suellenberger Joe Gethin Arthur Miller Carl Curtis L E Buswell Lawrence Job Norman Haury Paul Bagsell. Members may write in names. plans for a Skeet and Trap field to be laid out next spring will be announced. prizes to be distributed after the meeting. Members to turn in ticket books by Saturday to Jim Tittle Jr or George M Day.
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William G Smith
Wells W. Mole
Ed. Elbert
Harry Bassett
Adrian Buswell
George Schmitkens
Kenneth Johnson
Roy Crandall
Theodore Walker
John Scheiring
Guy Bambrick
Forrest Ives
E. H. Suellenberger
Joe Gethin
Arthur Miller
Carl Curtis
L. E. Buswell
Lawrence Job
Norman Haury
Paul Bagsell
Jim Tittle, Jr
George M. Day
Olympic Stadium Site Near Berlin 1936 Construction Ahead
The vast western Berlin site for the 1936 Olympic stadium shows cranes and girders as work progresses. Ralph Hitler drafted the plans and vetoed remodeling of the existing Grunewald stadium. The stadium is projected to cost about $4 020 000.
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Berlin
Germany
Ralph Hitler
Hitler
Grunewald
Billie Senders
Lorain
Harry Hughes
Chicago
Barney Ross
Harry
Leo Cramer
Billings
Mont
Monicker Mike Seeks Elyria High Nickname
Local radio host Monicker Mike invites readers to pick a new nickname for Elyria High School teams, replacing Crimson Flash. List includes Fighting Cocks Panthers Wild Cats Eagles Red Raiders and a dream inspired Red Devils as a possible choice.
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Monicker
Mike
Elyria High School
Crimson Flash
Eagles
Calvin
Kansas
Kirk
Walter
Babe
Madhock
Bane
Rememeer
Red Raiders
Minnesota guard Oech cleared under Big Ten transfer rule
Minnesota guard Oech has completed his intercollegiate competition under the Big Ten transfer rule. Montana records show he played freshmen in 1931 and varsity in 1932, leaving him just one year at Minnesota. He joins Kostka Svendsen Bevan and Clarkson as players lost by rule.
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Chicago
Vernon Oech
Minnesota
Bic
United Press
Oech
Montana University
Montana
Kostka
Svendsen
Bill Bevan
Clarkson
Jockey Sidney Erwin Restored to Riding Ranks
The Ohio Racing Commission reinstated jockey Sidney Erwin in Columbus Ohio after suspending him at Beulah Park. The suspension followed an alleged indifferent ride on Blake but the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Columbus, O
Ohio Racing Commission
Sidney Erwin
Beulah Park
Erwin
Blake
Ball Player Dies in Toledo
Leo Reynolds, 20, former ins
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Toledo, O
Leo Reynolds
Two New Faces on Rialto Mat Card Friday Night
Dan Morris promotes two newcomers Teddy Waters of Mexico City and Charlie Carr of Shreveport in a semi final ahead of the Les Fishbaugh Martonio Angelo main event. Waters wrestles in a scientific style while Carr is a rough grappler in a crowd pleasing mean act. The bout is a one hour two out of three falls affair with Angelo and Fishbaugh in the main event.
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Marsonio Angelo
Rialto Theatre
Les Fishbaugh
Newark
Dan Morris
Charlie Carr
Teddy Waters
Fred
Firpo) Marberry
Detroit Tigers
Joe McGinnty
Big Ed Walsh
Christy Mathewson
Cy Young
Rube Waddell
Ernif Braden
Mexico City
Shreveport
Waters
Carr
Liv McLain
Elyria
Johnny State
Cowboy Joe Gunther
Black Panther
Rassie
Martonio Angelo
Buffalo
New York
Angelo
Martonio
Lester
Fishbaugh
the Rialto
Coca-Colas Win Shuffleboard Match at Ready Cigar Store
The Coca-Colas defeat the Moulton Candies 5 games to 3 in a shuffleboard tournament at the Ready Cigar Store on Broad Street. Scores shown as Coca-Colas 08 37 5 12 33 Candies 52 28 09 14 09. Tonight the Plain Dealer faces Moulton Candies and Friday the Finegan Bakery plays the Coca-Colas.
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Ready Cigar
Broad Street
Coca-Colas
Moulton
Fielder Dies After Appendix Operation
Fort Worth Baseball Club player in the Texas League and Cedar Rapids club member in the Western League died yesterday following an appendix operation.
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Fort Worth Baseball Club
Cedar Rapids Club
Elyria High Cagers Seek Second Victory At John Hay
Elyria High travels to Cleveland John Hay High for a 5 p.m. departure aiming for a second win of the season. The Crimsons face Ed Zicka Pete Santo and Elmer Olexa as the Hay quintet and reserves test Elyria’s edge in height and depth. Coach Hall and John Adams’ squad opened with a 33 23 win over Hay, while Elyria’s road record and meals after games are noted local points. The 7 p.m. preliminary features John Hay reserves as the main support.
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Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Cleveland John Hay High
Crimson Netters
Wadseanland
Cleveland Five
Starn
Ashland
W. C. Hall
John Hay
Ed Zicka
Elyria
Crimson
Santo
Hall
Pete Santo
Clymermen
Letterman
Elmer Olexa
Crimsons
University Circle
Hayengers
Jen Adams
John Adams
Cleveland Senate
Sixth Street
Dave Eaton
Draw Plant team sweeps Office five in series
The Draw Plant team swept its five game series against Office five while the Foremen won two of three against the Automat es. Western Auto Company bowling matches were held last night on the K of C alleys. Card of the Alfice team rolled 300 for the high series.
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Draw Plant
Office
Western Automatic Company
K. of Calleys
Alfice
Amherst Hardwares Top Akron Firestones In Tight Finish
Amherst Hardwares defeated the Akron Firestones 22 to 17 on Amherst High School floor. Bill Guild led with ten points as the Hardware rode a late surge to overcome a five point Firestone lead in the final quarter. Joe Yarsa added seven and Alexander six for the losers. Amherst extended its win streak to three.
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Amherst
Amherst Hardwares
Akron Firestones
Hardwares
Firestone
Bill Guild
Joe Yarsa
Alexander
Jefferson Cagers Wallop Vincent
Jefferson Junior High beat Vincent 21 to 11 on Gates School hardwood. Red Sivinski led Jefferson with 11 points while Paul topped the Vincent scorers with 5. Kenyon Star Out Gambier Ohio Dec 14 Phil Page veteran center will be out indefinitely with an ankle injury opening game Carl Crumrine may replace him.
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Ed Burton
Jefferson Junior High Cagers
Vincent
Gates
Red Sivinski
Jefferson
Paul
Kenyon
Gambier
Phil Page
Kenyon College
Carl Crumrine
Vernon
Jefferson Jr
Sivinski
Smallwood
Brubaker
I Taylor
Re . Eraeerr
Wallar
G. F. T Oswald
Pavcoski
Horvitz
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
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Southern California
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