Berea Hi Cagers Hand Elyria First Loss Of Season
Lorain County Class B basketball tightens with Henrietta South Amherst and Clearview each posting sixth straight win. Henrietta edged Columbia 22 17, Clearview beat Camden 41 21, South Amherst toppled Belden 26 10. Other scores include Eaton 28 25 over Grafton, Ridgeville 29 18 over Avon Lake, Brownhelm 28 17 over LaGrange.
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Baldwin Wallace Cagers Defeat Bowling Green 43 to 30
Baldwin-Wallace College cagers opened their basketball season in Berea with a 43 to 30 Ohio conference win over Bowling Green. Powell led Baldwin-Wallace with 19 points while Shaeffer of Bowling Green scored 10.
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Preliminaries Set For Charity Cagers At Elyria
Good prelims arranged to aid the Community Fund cage carnival on Elyria High School floor next Wednesday. Guenin Pretzel boys collide with the Ver Milion Anchor Inns in a top seed semi final while Guenin Pretzel girls meet Elyria Merchants in the curtain-raiser. Notable foes include six foot five Bob Hostettler and the Inns led by Hostettler with the Ebinger Coal B team of Lorain contributing points. New Pretzel faces include Barkacs, Burley, Dodsley, Maslyk, Sandrock. Girls roster features Alice Grover and a host of Merchant and Pretzel veterans.
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Hne
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Taberski Hands Ponzi Defeat In Cue Tourney
CHICAGO December 16 Three cue experts battle for the world pocket billiards title as Taberski defeats Ponzi 125 93 in nine innings to keep seven others trailing. Caras and Rudolph sit tied for second with four wins apiece, Greenleaf suffers another forfeit loss amid the contest.
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Schenectady
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Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
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Ralph Greenleaf
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Greenleaf
Yearly Review of May Sports Highlights in 1933
May featured three major horse races led by the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs where Broker's Tip nosed Head Play with Ladysman fourth. Pimlico hosted the Preakness won by Head Play as Ladysman placed second. Wood Memorial at Jamaica saw Mr Khayyam win, while Indy hosted the Memorial Day 500 with Lou Meyer setting a speed record. Boxing and baseball dominated the rest of the month with key results and trades across Boston and New York teams.
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Los Angeles
Injured Hockey Star Bailey Remains in Serious Condition
In Boston on December 16, Irvin Ace Bailey of the Toronto Maple Leafs stayed in critical condition after a fractured skull suffered in the Toronto Boston game. Attendants reported no change, described as just fair and still on the danger list. Doctor Donald Munro said no immediate operation is planned, while NHL officials Frank Calder and Frank Patrick investigate the incident ahead of next Wednesday league meeting in Montreal.
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College Cage Results Show Wide Mix Of Scores
Beloit led Dubuque 37 to 22 while Colgate defeated St Lawrence 36 to 29 in a slate of college cage results. Duke beat Baltimore 33 to 20, Duquesne won 32 to 16, and Ithaca topped Hillsdale 47 to 26. Numerous small colleges posted victories and losses in a sprawling list including St Olaf, Swarthmore, Wesleyan, Ohio schools and Cleveland area teams with varied final scores.
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Game Called Off In Again and Again Finegan Dramatics
Hi-Speed Gas and Lorain Ebinger Coals failed to play a cage game scheduled for Lorain Y court last evening. Ebinger management first canceled citing booking agent date mixups, then claimed the game was on, but Hi-Speeds arrivals found no Ebingers on court and learned other two teams had been engaged.
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Elyrians
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Cincinnati Vanderbilt Gridders Meet in 1934
Cincinnati reports that Vanderbilt University from Nashville will meet the University of Cincinnati in a football game here on October 13, 1934. Dan McGugin Vanderbilt athletic director spoke at the banquet announcing the matchup.
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LaGrange girls win as balanced team tops Brown
LaGrange girls showcase a balanced attack to defeat Brown in a competitive matchup on December 16 in LaGrange. Key players contribute across the scoring ledger, securing a decisive win for their squad.
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Cincinnati Defeats Georgetown 62 to 17 in Couch Victory
Cincinnati trailed by six early but surged past Georgetown College to win 62 to 17. Carl Austing scored 15 points and Olin Grandle added 10 for the Bearcats in Cincinnati.
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Olin Grandle
Elyria Lights Rout Berea Reserves 25 to 17
Elyria High hoops team beat Berea Reserves 25 to 17 behind George Dunstan with 11 points. Elyria led 13 to 9 at halftime and stretched to 25 to 9 before Berea scored late. The Crimson travel to Sandusky for a game with the Sandusky Reserves in a prelim to the Elyria Sandusky showdown.
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Amherst 31 Olmsted Falls 23 win on local floor
Amherst High cagers beat Olmsted Falls 31-23 to gain their first win of the season on Amherst's home floor. Leo Haas led Amherst with eight points, Brown and Redman each had six, while McCullough led Olmsted Falls with eight. A junior high game followed, Amherst juniors routing Elyria Jefferson 54-7.
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Rothgery Motors Defeat Elyria Lumber Pinme
Rothgery Motors took two of three games from Elyria Lumber and Coal in a St. John’s Lutheran League bowling match last night. Art Buchholz led Elyria with a 540 high series and 182 high single, while Rothgery won two games despite trailing in total pins.
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St. John's Lutheran League
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McAlpto Leads Winners In Local Game Victory
In a game played here last evening Jean McAlpto scored nine points to lead the winners while R Bringman topped the losers with five markers.
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Redbirds Win After Rough Sandusky Clash
In a hard fought local basketball clash Elyria High Crimson Flash fall 23-20 to Sandusky Blue Streaks. Prochazka and Mischnick spark the visitors while Elyria struggles with turnovers and rough play as the sixth-streeters pull away in the final minutes.
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Mat Results From United Prev Al New York
In New York Sam Cordovano from Washington DC threw Sid Na bors. Memphis Joe Bonomo from Hollywood threw Al Kalsey. Boston Serge Simonoff from Russia drew Bill Middlehauf from Florida. Philadelphia Jim Londos of Greece won by disqualification over Everett Marshall. Colorado George Vaharias beat Fred Grubmeier. Boston Ed Don George from Java threw Gee Savokh. Michigan Tes Sonnenberg from Boston threw Harry Lurdin. Oklahoma Dick Raines from New York. Salem Mass Cowboy Hashes from Texas threw Winn Robins. George Dusete from Vermont knocked out Knockout Connelly from Texas.
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Canzoneri Regains Form in Victory Over Locatelli
Tony Canzoneri, former light eight champion, defeated European light welterweight Cleto Locatelli in a 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden before 8,000 fans. Locatelli, making his American debut, fought hard as Canzoneri landed his best blows, with several rounds packed with action. Canzoneri weighed 133 1/2 pounds, Locatelli 153 3/4.
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Merchant Girls Wallop Wakeman Team 62 to 14
Elyria Merchants girls basketball team defeated Wakeman 62 to 14 in a home game. Alice Glover led with 19 points, with strong support from Dorothy Fatz and Rosetta Dyer. McKenzie paced Wakeman with five.
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Freddie's Place to Meet All Stars for 3:30 Kickoff
Freddie's Place will meet a team of colored All-Stars tomorrow afternoon at Ely Stadium for the second game between the clubs. The first game ended in a scoreless tie with kickoff set for 3:30 and Freddie's Place players asked to assemble at the store at 1:00.
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