Elyria High Opens Basketball Sked Here Friday Night
Elyria High starts its basketball schedule with a home game Friday night. The team features several eligible players expected to contribute as the season unfolds. Coach notes include guards Kingman and Pes competing for starting roles and forward Hornhag showing forward potential.
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Elyria
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Norwalk
Picks an Ald Star ELYRIA Eleven
A garbled sports note lists various names including Moss Turvthe and Kurt Murua as selections by a sporting expert. Fragmentary text references locations like Cleveland and Milwaukee, with incomplete phrases about a draft or team picks.
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Singai
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Signs to Pilot Boston Braves
Fred Mitchell, former manager of the Chicago Cubs, has been signed to succeed George Stallings as manager of the Boston Braves. Stallings resigned after eight years at the helm. The Braves seek a turnaround from the downturn seen since 1914 as they search for new leadership.
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Michigan boxing prelims highlight talent from Norwalk
Dee Ji-F and Aronson claim spots at the Siuardusky Athletic Association show as Ely and Norwalk talent prepare. Fans in Ely seek tickets while preliminary bouts feature promising boxers in a busy, local boxing card environment.
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Notre Dame grid star George Gipp dies at 24
South Bend dispatch reports Notre Dame football star George Gipp died at 4 24 am from throat disease and pneumonia complicating his illness after the Army game in 1919. The 24 year old Laurium Michigan native, a Notre Dame senior and law student, showed grit in his final hours as family stood by. Gipp had been offered a Chicago National League baseball contract and was named on a mythical all American eleven. Burial planned for Laurium Michigan.
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National League Baseball Club
Ohio State to Meet California in Pasadena Bowl Trip
Twenty three Ohio State football players depart Columbus December 17 for Pasadena to face the University of California on January 1 after a stint in Northern California including a stop at Berkeley December 29. Athletic director L. Wil Steinn, coach and staff, and Skull and Snakes society will host a luncheon for the visiting team. The squad will train on the Stanford field en route and continue daily practice despite bad weather.
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1311 Colonies of Bees Reported In Lorain Co
Wellington December meeting of the Lorain County Bee Association drew keepers from Herlin Heights Elyria Huntington and Wellington. Members reported 1211 colonies and discussed foul brood disease supplies and better organization with the Department of Agriculture and local associations. The Robinson & Hancock Co. supplied advertising and other items.
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Maranville Deal Rumor Fails to Disturb Braves
George Grant president of the Boston Braves says he will not worry over the Rabbit Maranville trade rumor as Hub newspapers persist in trading the star shortstop to the Pittsburgh Pirates. He notes the club will have a strong pitching staff next season and expects no immediate contract concerns.
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Grafton Tigers Meet Friday Event Call
Whine Anerson of the Tigers has announced a Friday meet for Pride Day. Captains and players including Sinuster Mull Beaver Brew Ser Youngs MuClintuck Johnson Sing and Karl Reynolds are urged to attend if they wish to participate.
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Fighting Cards For This Week
This week presents a dense boxing card schedule across cities with multiple ten to twelve round bouts including Jack Dempsey versus Gill Brennan in New York and a slate featuring Kid Nurtulk, Bud Ch, Marty Pure, and others across Mecca and neighboring venues. Notable matches include Teddy Veinertows Tartley Madcen, Koohme versus Bud Ch, and Charlie vs Mickey Brown in New York.
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Gill Brennan
New York
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Ted
Miller Trims Willie Devore in Ten Round Bout
Alvie Miller of this city defeated Willie Devore of Akron in a ten round main event last night. Miller fought five rounds decisively with a brief rally by Devore. Referee Clyde Helinger of Lorain stood in for the curtain, and the Cleveland Velkart match ended with a ninth round stoppage as the fighter sustained a leg fracture.
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Thirteen High Gridders Are Given Letters at Chapel
Coach Stephan of the high school football squad awarded letters to thirteen players at chapel exercises on Monday. Honored players include Captain Penfound Wraguian Kofak Kladney Qldfele Burst Hraddon Porter Fauver Stilnster Hicks Tulk and Guthtsan.
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Amherst Five Trims Temples in Bowling Meet
The Amherst bowling team defeated Temples Saturday evening by 201 pins. Amherst's Ruth led with a high score, followed by McGuire with 563. It was Amherst's second straight win, as they hosted National Tube of Lorain and Vermilion opponents this week.
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Amherst Football Team Banquet Honors Amateur Season
Members of the Amherst City football team with its officials and local professional men were banqueted at Hotel Jackson tonight. The team had a successful amateur season, holding Akron Abula to a scoreless tie in Ashtabula while challenging for the state amateur championship.
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