Avon Brookside clash looms in county league cager action
Elyria High cagers seek a third straight win as Avon and Brookside meet on the Avon court in a Lorain County Class B game billed as a toss up. Seven other League games feature Henrietta South Amherst Clearview undefeated in league play facing easier foes.
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Henrietta
South Amherst
Clearview
Grafton
Eaton -Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Avon
Brookside
Avon Court
Lorain County
Loop Monarch
Columbia
Belden
Camden
Ridgeville
Penfield
Brighton
Brownhelm
LaGrange
Graton
Eaton
Trophies and clashes mark midwest gridiron rivalries
Across the Midwest two cherished football trophies anchor fierce matchups. The Old Oaken Bucket contest between Purdue and Indiana and the Little Brown Jug battle between Michigan and Minnesota illustrate historic drives, disappearances, and storied origins behind these enduring symbols of college football.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Chicago
Indiana
Purdue
Indianapolis
Bruner
Kent
Hanover
Ind
Morgan
Fielding Yost
Michigan
Keglers Win Three Of Four As City Bowling Meet Heats Up
I. T. S. Keglers beat Miyers Hardware 78 to the Knights of Columbus alleys, lifting their season record to 27 victories in 36 games. Chest fundraiser basketball carnival planned next Wednesday features Hi-Speed Gas vs Norwalk Keller News, with all gross receipts to the Community Chest. Elyria High donated floor, tickets printed free, two preliminaries set featuring Guerin Pretzels vs Vermilion Anchor Inns and Merchants vs Pretzels girls teams.
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Miyers Hardware
Knights of Columbus
1. T. S. Rubber Company
Keglers
Ernie Braden
Elyria High School
Brown Printing Company
Guerin Pretzels
Vermilion Anchor Inns
The
Merchants and Guerin Pretzels
Hi-Speeds
Keller News
Norwalkers
Gasmen
Kellers
Norwalk
Woodrow Betchhman
Betchman
Hank Schumm
Schumm
Guerin
Hi-Speeds Open Season Against Ebinger Coal Giants
Hi-Speeds meet Lorain Class A champions Ebinger Coal Giants in a nine o'clock Lorain game following an overtime 22 to 21 loss to Norwalk Keller News. Local players requested to meet at 7 PM at the YMCA.
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Hi-Speed Gas
Ebinger Coal Giants
Lerein City
Monarchs
Lorain
Norwalk
Keller News
Cleveland
M. C
Eagles face narrow path to league title title
The I T team needs two wins in six remaining games to clinch or tie for the championship as the Eagles, Little Brown Jugs, and Welsh Funeral Home loom as the final challengers. The Jugs and Grown Jugs split earlier, while Elyria Hardwares are eliminated from title contention. Brank Traxler led the Little Brown Jugs with a 573 series and 222 high game, with Jack Renninger second at 564 for the I T S.
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Eagles
Little Brown Jugs
Grown Jugs
Birdmen
Elyria Hard
Glen Rosers Motors
Brank Traxler
Jack Renninger
Traxler
Furnitures Sweep Haserodt in Loop League Series
Furnitures beat the Haserodt Jewelers to take the lead in the St. John's Lutheran League. Nel Krugman powered the win with 521 series and a 219 game high. Furnitures posted a team high 7 score in the loop match.
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St. John’s
Denison Defeats Kenyon In Ohio Conference Clash
Granville Ohio December 15 Denison tops Kenyon 31 to 26 in a hard fought Ohio conference basketball game. Roblins and McDoniel each scored several for Denison while Day and Kenton added nine points.
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Granville
Denison
Roblins
McDoneil
Nants
Day
Kenton
Wooster Coach L C Boles Named to NCAA Nominating Panel
Wooster College coach L C Boles was informed he has been placed on the NCAA nominating committee. He will attend the NCAA meetings in Chicago December 29 and 30 and will also participate in the National Football Coaches Association and College Physical Education Society sessions during that week.
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Wooster, C
L. C. Boles
Wooster College
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Chicago
Boles
National Football Coaches Association
The
College Physical Education Society
Series recap of Pens sports history April highlights
Editor notes fourth of twelve drawings and stories by Jack Lords summarizing April 1933 sports. Highlights include President Roosevelt opening baseball season in Washington with 180,000 fans, Senators beating Phillies 4 to 1, and Rangers defeating Maple Leafs 1 to 0 for the world pro hockey title.
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Jack Lords
Chronicle-Telegram
Central Press
Roosevelt
Picure
Washington
Philadelphia
New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Brest AE
Injured hockey star Bailey fights for life after hospital surgery
Toronto Maple Leafs star Irvin Bailey remained in critical condition after skull fracture and cerebral hemorrhage follow a collision with Eddie Shore in Boston. Doctors said Bailey had a 50 50 chance to live while police consider manslaughter charges if Bailey dies. Shore denied criminal intent.
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Oston
Irvin
Ace
Regina
Red
Cleveland Skating Feature Goes to Haley Berry in One Mile Race
Haley Berry of Cleveland won the feature one mile race at Rainbow Gardens last evening, clocking 5 minutes 38 seconds. Tony Fogolyano of Elyria finished second with Fuller of Lorain third as the field included Fisher of Lorain in prior events and Berry also teamed with Smith and Fisher to win the two mile relay.
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Haley Berry
Cleveland
Tony Fogolyano
Elyria
Rainbow Gardens
B. Fisher
Lorain
Berry
Smith
Fisher
Fogolrano
Fuller
Rourke
Berri
Fordyano
Amherst Quint Hosts Olmsted Falls
Amherst High faces Olmsted Falls in a home boys basketball game after three straight losses. Amherst aims for its first win of the season following a 23-19 defeat to Lorain in a hard fought contest here last week.
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Amherst
Amherst High
Olmsted Falls
Lorain
Kipke Re-signs with Michigan as Coach for 1934
Chicago December 15. Harry Kipke, Michigan football coach, signs to stay at Michigan in 1934 at higher salary. His teams have won or tied for the Western Conference title for four straight years. This season they were undefeated with one tie against Minnesota.
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Kipke
Michigan
Chicago
Harry Kipke
University of Michigan
Yale
Minnesota
Crimson Meet Berea Quint In Independent Elyria Showdown
Elyria High aims for a third win in as many games as they host Berea High in an independent boys basketball game on their home floor. A preliminary between Elyria Lightweights and Berea Reserves will precede the main clash.
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Crimson
Berea Quint
Roy Clymer
Berea
Elyrians
Elyria
Sandusky
Elyria High Cagers
Berea High Aggre Eation
Elyria Court
Coach Eaton
Elyria High
Tt Berea
J.B. Crabbs
Clymer
Dick Urig
Murkowski
Dean
Scott
Gerber
Myers
Walter
Sport
Boreski
Columbus Buys Hodapp From Rochester Club
Columbus in the American Association purchases infielder John Hodapp from Rochester for cash. Hodapp previously played in the American League with Cleveland Chicago and Boston.
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Columbus
Hodapp
Rochester
Columbus, CO
Columbus Baseball Club
American Association Today
Johnny Hodapp
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Cage Results Show Mixed Scores For Teams
Toledo St. John 36 over Western Ontario 24 and Denison 31 over Kenyon 26 while Depauw 24 beat Earlham 17 and Kentucky 48 defeated Marshall 26 in college basketball action reported by United Press.
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United Press
Toledo St. John
Western Ontario
Denison
Kenyon
Depauw
Earlham
Kentucky
Marshall
Centre College NAMES 1923 football captain Roy Converse
Roy Converse of Marion Ohio was elected captain of Centre College football for 1923 serving as guard. The selection was announced from Danville Kentucky on December 16.
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Danville
Roy Converse
Marion. O
Centre College
Swim record set in Buffalo
A swimmer posted a 3 minutes 38 25 seconds mark in Buffalo on April 23. The same period saw baseball and track news: Tom Bridges of Detroit pitched a 2 0 shutout over St Louis with one hit allowed. George Uhle was sold to New York Giants from Detroit on April 24. Jack Keller of Ohio State broke two 120 yard hurdles records at the Penn Relays after April 25. Princeton defeated Harvard at Cambridge on April 29. Jack Quinn was released by the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 29.
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Gallant Sir
Columbus
Frank Benkovic
Gil Zunker
Milwaukee
Zunker
Joe Savoldi
Jim Landos
Chicago
Samuel Johnson Poe
Poe Brothers
Johnny, Edgar ,Allan
Arthur
Neilson
Greshan
Samuel
Princeton
Buffalo
Tom Bridges
Detroit
Hall of Fame
St. Louis
New York Giants
George Uhle
Jack Keller
Ohio State
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton Crew
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pape Named MVP of Bishop Squad in 1935 Season
Eddie Pape, former Elyria High rider, was voted most valuable player on the Ohio Wesleyan Bishops grid squad for 1935. The senior started on the varsity and earned honorable mention on several All-Ohio lists. Twenty two players received letters. Jack Mellvain of Lakewood was named honorary captain at a chapel meeting.
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Eddie Pape
Elyriaj Highridder
Ohio Wesleyan
United Press Dispatches
Delaware
Ohio
Pape
Goer
Bishops
Jack Mellvain
Lakewood
Ponzi Defeats Greenleaf In Cue Tourney
In Chicago on December 15, Andrew Fonzi edged past Ralph Greenleaf 125 to 30 after 50 minutes to extend his winning streak to six and clinch high standing in the world billiards championship race. Other results featured Pasquale Natalie beating Frank Taberski 125 to 31, William Moscon defeating George Kelly 124 to 58, Erwin Rudolph maintaining second place with four wins and one loss, and James Caras holding third with three wins and one loss.
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Chicago
Andrew Fonzi
Ralph Greenleaf
Name Officials For Pro Title Grid Game
Officials who will work the National Football League game between the Chicago Bears and the New York Giants at Chicago on Sunday were announced today by League president Joe F. Carr. Tommy Hughitt will act as referee. Bob Cahill as umpire. Robert Karch as field judge. Dan Tehan as headlines man.
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Columbus
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Chicago
Joe F. Carr
Tommy Hughitt
Buffalo
N. Y
Bob Cahii
Rober Karch
Dan Tehan
Cincinnati
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Ker
Evenson
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Gallagher
Scasny
O'Dell
Risko
Dan
Gulgiu Brothers
Rod Hosteitler
Hostettler
Salisbury
Harry Frankfather
Heyslinger
Kreuck
Kliimonowski
Mulica
Victin
Brighton Court
E Eaton
Hirnchar
Lonzbon
Hawke
Redman
Zonfalon
Dyer Sweet
South Ambert
LaGrance
LaGranze
Brownheim
Iilnage
Sale Wrive
Wiizaannil
T.S. Keglers
Rubber Company
Brown Jugs
Walsh
AL Morehouse
Morehouse
Austin Shadle
Mount Union College
Keller
Shadle
Cain
Ed Garcia
Chuck Mack
Marvin McGuckin
Bob Taylor
Ed Kins
George Hemerick
L. Pet. Ph
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Jackson
BRUCK
W. H. Bruck
Dreamland Theatre
Johnny Resar
Wanda Street
Oberlin Roads
I T. Wes Rubber Bankk Ee
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Martin
Oid Worthington
Dee
Elyria Hardware
Ball
Terry Serene
Little Brown Jugs Wilcox
Senaminkons Ene
Jonmkins
Robinson Es O
Traxler Enesee
Mackinsete
Gebhardt
Sehmittgen
Stelmach Ae
FR. Gehrke
Kenyon Quint
Yearly Review of Sports
Cheford Sutter
Avawal
Chamaorship
George Lott
Pimehurst
N.C
Aprs
Clifford Sutter
Pinehurst
N. C
Bob Care
Los Angeles
Pat Pagers
Ancs Aity
Wilmer Allison
Ben Joebula Jones
Gecnaele
Leged Stalling
Ral
Lenore Richt
Mac Kon Costa
TRAC
Bailey
Toronto
Amherst Quint
Tom Doun
Lake Erie
Tom
Clo
Uric
J. B. Crabbe
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Prochazka
Southam
Wilks
Spansle
Kennedy
Thompson
Bereans
North Olmsted
Clymermen
Effyma Lichts
Christmas
Jones
Broad Street
Ponzi
Greenleaf
Miller-Jones
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