Elyria High Cagers Drill For Lorain Game Friday
United Press reports the war over broadcasting baseball radios pits National and American League owners against abolition. A meeting will decide if regular season games may be broadcast from parks, with strong minority arguing radio builds new fans. Tests showed five NL clubs favored banning radio, three abstained. AL results not released.
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Roofers Meet Blepp-Coombs In Amherst Tonight
Nabakowski Roofers host Blepp-Coombs of Cleveland in a home game here with last season’s meetings split. Harold North, former Miami University star, leads Blepp-Coombs. Earlier, Amherst Business Men face Elyria Business College. second game starts at 7 p.m.
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Harold ‘Tete’ North
Miami University
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Babe Didrikson Terms AAU Ruling Grossly Unfair
Dallas, Dec. 14. Supporters of Mildred Babe Didrikson plan to back her in appealing the Amateur Athletic Union ruling that her suspension from amateur competition be continued. She called the decision grossly unfair. Homer Mitchell, president of Employers' Casualty Co where she is a filing clerk, said she would have counsel in any legal action she chose.
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Elyria Lights Travel to Olmsted Falls Saturday
Elyria Lightweights face Olmsted Falls in a Saturday showdown after hosting the Lo Rain Bantams. Elyria Reserves meet Olmsted Falls Reserves in the preliminary.
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Fight Results From Grand Rapids and Los Angeles
Prime Camera 271 pounds knocked out Big Boy Peterson 210 in the second round of a scheduled 10 rounder in Grand Rapids. In Los Angeles Baby Cavanova 11k from Mexico City outpointed Young Tommy Wanlin 120. Wally Fraser 185 beat Billy Parker 170, Billy Hogan 142 defeated Russell Beach 118, Sammy Galdman 118 decisioned Sid Torres 109, Henry Armstrong 123 beat Gene Espinosa 126, and Ernie Jurnd 114 drew with Mex Reese 115 in separate bouts.
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Rrxsell Beach
Sammy Galdman
Sid Torres
Henry Armstrong
Gene Espinean
Ernie Jurnd
Mex Reese
Elyria Lightweight Team Seeks First Lake Erie Win at Lorain
Elyria High Lightweight cagers face Lorain in a Friday night city clash aiming for their first Lake Erie triumph and a strong stretch run. Coach Eaton retains the starting five with Dickens at center and guards Myers and Hrove, while Emerich and Davies hold forward spots as Elyria works to sharpen an offense that has shown only one 20 plus point game this season. Lorain has opened poorly, losing both fixtures 37-15 to Amherst and 23-17 to Lakewood, but a reversal could make the matchup at Elyria competitive.
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Tech Gridders Arrive For California Game
Georgia Tech football players arrived in Berkeley to train at Memorial Stadium. Coach W A Alexander said all 29 players are in good shape after a brief practice warm up. California’s squad faced sickness with right halfback Jim Keefer out with chicken pox. Buckeye Conference track meet set for Miami University May 26 and 27.
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Pretzels Pull Ahead in City Loop Bowling Standings
Guerin Pretzels strengthen lead in City League racing after sweeping two games with Chronicle Telegraph. Frank Trasler tops with 616 series including 234 and 266 games, Eddie Kawolics adds 613, while CT rollers Len Tufford records 571 with a 233 game. Elks and Knights of Columbus trail. CT slips to fifth. Two matches set Thursday: Elks vs Knights and Eagles vs Clark's Service.
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Smith Named Secy Of Lake Erie Loop
Carl Smith Elyria High School athletics manager is named executive secretary of the Lake Erie League for 1933. He was appointed by local officials and approved at a Lake Erie League coaches meeting at the Central M C A in Cleveland. The meeting also selected and approved several officials for the 1933 football season.
Caddies Record Big 1932 Gridiron Season
Elyria Country Club cad dies claimants to the city lightweight championship compiled a fine season record. Nine games produced seven wins and two losses with 126 points for and 32 against. Roster includes Capt. KR Wolodzko, V Kushin, Bennie, A Taloski, A Kagh, A Sito, J Talarek, G Rag, W Wack, G Virtosto, M Koviak, K Wolodzko, E Shaffatail, F Stahl.
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Clark's Service Seeks Games With Local Quints
The Clark's Service basketball team seeks competitive games with Elyria Business College or Guerin Pretzels quints. Contact Clark or Maloney at Canfield Station at Broad and Cheatnut streets for scheduling.
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Attendance proves winners draw bigger college football crowds
United Press reports 1932 football attendance held up overall as winning teams boosted gates. Penn led with five best-home-game crowds totaling about 275000, while Yale and Harvard dipped amid weaker seasons. Fordham fell sharply due to lack of a top team and one NYU home game. Minor sports face funding cuts as football gate receipts fall despite stable overall turnout.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
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Rumor of Senators and Browns in Proposed Trade
The 1940s meeting rumor mill centers on a proposed deal between the Washington Senators and St Louis Browns. Talks allegedly involve Goose Goslin, George Blaeholder, and Walter Stewart for Carl Reynolds, Joe Judge, and Harley Ross, with Cronin and Kullife rgers weighing options. Officials say no definite decision has been reached and announcements may come later.
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Gridder Hockey Star and the Laugher of an Era
In this reflection the author argues that most human acts reveal character and that laughter mirrors the temperament and civilization of a time. It suggests dreams and handwriting as indexes of mind and notes how changing habits of laughing chart social shifts.
Battling Bishops Open Buckeye Play With Ohio State Win
Ohio Wesleyan’s Battling Bishops opened Buckeye Conference play by defeating Ohio State 40 to 38 in their season opener. Coach Ray Detrick, in his seventh season, guards Robert Kolb Columbus and Lavern Balion Detroit are featured. Kolb’s floorwork and overhand shot plus Balion’s left handed hook boost their attack as the Bishops seek top form. The win marks OWU’s second straight victory over OSU, last meeting a 36 to 20 OWU win.
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Young Men's Club Clinches Opening Volleyball Round
The Young Men's Club won the opening Round-Robin Luncheon Club volleyball tournament last night at the Y. They defeated Rotary 11-15 15-13 15-10 then swept Y-Indus 15-0 15-4. Y-Indus earned a meeting with the club by beating Kiwanis 11-15 15-7 15-8.
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Leonard Kuss
Mike Fey
Richard Gehl
Howard Crooks
George Gould
Walter Kohn
William Gollmar
Deane Burns
W. C. McClellan
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W. C. Kaiser
Howard Butler
Walter Otto
Bob Corts
Leonard Hot
Elected Captain Named For State Normal Football Team
Ypsilanti Michigan December 14 Carl Bowman of Toledo has been chosen captain of Michigan State Normal College 1933 football team. Bowman plays guard for the team.
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County A A U To Organize In Lorain County
All managers of amateur boxers and sport clubs in Lorain county are urged to attend an organizational meeting of the Lorain County Amateur Athletic Union at Hotel Newall Thursday at 8 p.m. J R Sandy Pfeiffer, newly appointed A A U county commissioner, calls the meeting to form an A A U governed association, elect representatives, and discuss the Lorain county golden gloves tournament with expected attendees including Larry Hughes Slim Hiller Al Korab John Willis Bob Schroeder Charlie White Clyde Roose Dick Finegan Seaton Armbruster Regal OConnor Roberts and Eries Serbu Sports managers and others.
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Hotel Newall
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Sandy” Pfeiffer
Iarry Hughes
Slim” Hiller
al Korab
John Willis
Bob Schroeder
Charlie White
Clyde Roose
Dick Finegan
Seaton
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O'Connor
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Eries
Serbu Sports
County Cage Race Enters Fifth Week
The Lorain Coins Hack school cage league enters its fifth week with fourteen games scheduled across county courts. Key matchups include Eaton vs Penfield, Clearview vs Brownhelm, Avon at Columbia, and Henrietta hosting Belden, the league’s surprise team. Predicted winners favor Eaton, Clearview, Avon, Avon Lake, and La Grange, with Brighton and South Ambhurst also expected to win.
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Legion Plans Amateur Mitt Tournament Here
Johnny Kolopus chairman of Elyria Post No 1y American Legion boxing committee said local amateur boxers may enter by picking up entry blanks at the Legion Home on Ohio Street or from him at 37 Third Street. Local and county tournaments are under way with the Olympic tournament planned for January. Other boxing committee members are R. Leemhuis, George Tattersall, Paul Collins, Vern Herbert and Dr A K Agate. Kolopus is also a member of the Sun District and State boxing committees.
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Hi Speeds Pretzels In Practice Game Tonight
The Hi Speed Gas and the Guerin Pretzel quintets will play and practice on the Y M C A floor tonight at 7 30. Players are asked to report. Teams plan to enter the City League.
Elyria High V Lorain High in Friday Lake Erie clash
Elyria High basketball heads to a Lake Erie league showdown with Lorain High after Bearcats clash in recent losses to Amherst Shaw and Ashland. Lorain carries a two game edge in the series, while Elyria plans barnstorming trips during Christmas break and features lineup changes including Novotny stepping in for Carr.
Roofers Rally Past Fremont Quint In Close Game
Amherst Nabukowki Roofers defeated the Fremont quint 7 4 in a hard fought second straight win of the season. Sharp led with twelve points while Gormley and Guild added eight each and Altho had nine. every Fremont player scored. The Roofers next clash with Cleveland’s Aleppo Coombs at Amherst.
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Capital University Opens Season With 39 33 Win Over Kenyon
In Columbus Ohio Capital University defeated Kenyon College 39 to 33 to start the season. Forward Schiff Swinehart and center Brenning led Capital’s scoring while Kenyon’s Johnson topped the Kenyon squad with 15 points.
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