Steel And Tubes Upset By Industries In Y League Opener
The 1937-38 Y M C A Industrial Basketball League opened on the Y floor with three games. General Industries edged Steel and Tubes 25-24 as Joe Kimosewski and Joe Varsa sparked a late rally. Fox Furnace beat Western Automatics 23-22, and Thew Shovel topped Perry Fay 31-11, with Thew showing championship potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hupp
Steel & Tubes
General Industries
Tubesmen
East Side
Fox
Thew
Fox Furnace
Western Automatic
Elyria
Thew Shovel Company
Perry Fay
General Steel & Tubes
Generals
Joe Kimosewski
the Industries
Joe Varsa
Fred Maddock
Leo Kinsley
Polly Fritz
Westerns
Perry-Fay
Codsell
Ledlemen
Huber
Luygas
Tavenner
Onenbes Brown
Gormley
van Keuren
Saneane
T Urig
R ‘ Seer
Yarsa
Seus
Bedoes
Brown
Michaels
Siffert
Wens Maddock
Kinsley
W Smith
Gambish
LK. Smith
Ae G Miller
Rene Rulers
Mrukowsk
Aes Reinhardt
Boreski
Eel & Tubes
Smith
Dayton Ducks Name Red Rollings as Manager
William Red Rollings, veteran minor league baseball star, was named manager of the Dayton Ducks in the Mid-Atlantic League. He succeeds Howard E. Ducky Holmes, who becomes general manager under a new organization plan. Rollings began pro ball in 1924 with Mobile in the Southern Association and has played for 17 clubs in nine leagues, with three major league rosters. last season he managed a club at Reidsville, North Carolina.
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Dayton
William
Red) Rollings
Dayton Ducks
Rollings
Howard E
Ducky) Holmes
Mobile
Reidsville
N, C
Seattle Club Sells Team to Local Brewery Boss
Emil Sick, president of the Seattle Brewing and Malting Co., announced the purchase today of Seattle’s Pacific Coast League baseball team, a move that shifts ownership to a prominent local business figure.
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Seattle
Emil Sick
Seattle Brewing and Malting Co
Seattle Baseball
Two Thousand Opera Glasses Stolen in London Theft
A theft report from London 1937 notes the loss of two thousand opera glasses from a theater. Police investigate, seeking witnesses and tracking vendor records to recover the equipment and identify suspects.
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London
Yugoslavia Sees Largest Corn Crop In History in 1937
Yugoslavia reports its 1937 corn harvest as the largest ever, marking a historic peak for the country's agricultural output. Officials highlight record yields across provinces and renewed focus on rural agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Hatchery and Cigars open second half strong in City Class A bowling
Ridgeville Hatchery, defending first half champions, won two of three from Elyria Hardware while the Diedrick Cigars also took two of three from Haserodt Jewelers. Hatchery posted a 2917 team series and a 996 game led by Billi Rogers 662 series. Ken Wise and Louie Aurenson added 640 and 602 as top performers. Four matches loom tonight at Elyria Recreation Alleys with Shed Gypsy Fiddle vs General Industries and others on schedule.
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Ridgeville Hatchery
Elyria Hardware
Diedrick Cigars
Haserodt Jewel
Gontalon
Hatchery Keglergs
Siogers
Hatchery
Billi Rogers
Maples
Ken Wise
Louie Aurenson
Elysia Recreation Aleys
the Shed
Gypsy Fiddle
General Industries
Elyria Recreation
Smitty’s Waldorf
Jack’s Bar
Eagles
Electro Alloys
Mredrick Cigars Scrivens
Krugman Eee
Oad Brennan
Esi
Welty Ae
Shepard Senna
Dll
Gog
Wanerodt Jewelers
Valerius Aaeens
Terry
Moran
Henke
Ols Blaser Tee Ween
Hod Robinson
Hobert
Coaching firings and boxing talk dominate sports page
The piece notes coaches like Harry Kipke Ed Walker and Chick Meehan leaving their posts while Ralph Bauer signals benching players. It then shifts to boxing chatter about Joe Louis, Seabiscuit and War Admiral with matchups and weights, plus Lorain County fish and game society election chatter and local ponderings on Louis unsure form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry _Kipke
University of Michigan
Board of Control
Ed Walker
University of Mississippi
Walker
Mississippi
Chick Meehan
Manhatin College
Oberlin Quintet To Open Friday With Allegheny
Oberlin Yeomen begin the cage season Friday night at Oberlin against Allegheny under new coach Walter Hargesheimer. Three lettermen return: Captain Tom Reed Kenneth Mytinger and Ray Mestreza. Freshman game results and probable starters are noted with Kretchmar hampered by a cold leading the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Yeomen
Allegheny
Walter Hargesheimer
University of Minnesota
Hargesheimer
Tom Reed
Chicago
Kenneth Mytinger
Ambridge
Ray Mestrezat
Connellsville
Richard Bell
Elyria
Rod Kretchmar
Cleveland
John Watton
Asheville
N. C
Kretchmar
Buffalo State
Ray Shafer
Allyn White
Bill Cook
MacFarland
Ed Robinson
Oaks, Maumee Dairy Dominate Elyria Ladies Bowling Night
The Oaks swept three straight over Hi-Speed Gas and led team scoring with 2,179 while Maumee Dairy won three in a row against W. T. Grant. Edith Smith led Maumee Dairy with 502 in series and 197 for best single, as Netherlands foreign trade rose 61 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
Maumee Dairy
W. T. Grant Company
Elyria
Elyria Recreation
Edith Smith
Schmeling Pays $23711 In Back Taxes
Max Schmeling, who earned 30000 for defeating Harry Thomas Monday night, has paid 23711 to the government to settle a back income tax lien for 1932 and 1933. The payment, totaling 23123 in taxes plus 588 interest, was noted in federal court papers filed by the internal revenue service. Details of the payment method were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Schmeling
Harry Thomas
Schmeling
Collector of Internal Revenue
Four Contests On Y House League Program Tonight
The Y House League resumes with four Thursday games. George Flower's Pure Milk hosts Max Bader's Sears Roebuck at 8:00. Paul Conlam's Farm Implement faces Bill Cox's Elyria Hardware. Bob Heimsath's Day's Hardware meets Tom Dean's Foster Fitch at 9:00. Jim Miller's Bell Clohiers play Norwood Baumhardt's Post Office. Schedule lists Dec 16, 23, 30 and Jan 13 20 with matchups and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Flower
Pure Milk Quintet
Max Bader
Sears Roebuck
Paul Conlam
Farm Implement
Bill Cox
Elyria Hardware
Bob Heimsath
Hardware
Tom Dean
Foster Fitch
Jim Miller
Bell Clohiers
Norwood Baumhardt
Post Office
Elyria Pure Milk
Sears- Roebuck
Bell Company
Sears-Roebuck
Foster-Fitch
Day's Hardware
Elyria Pure
Bell
Elsna Hardware
Foster- Fitch
Sears-Foebuck
County Fish, Game Ass'n To Elect Officers Sunday
Lorain County Fish and Game Association plans its December meeting at 2 PM in Day's Hardware store. Officers up for election include president Lawrence Job and George Schmitkens, vice president Len Coates, secretary R W Copas, membership secretary Lloyd Thompson, treasurer James Tittle, all unopposed. Two trustees will be chosen from five nominees: Guy Bambrick, Louis Rosa, Floyd Irish, John Hennings, and an Elyria candidate.
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War Admiral
Samuel D. Riddle
Seabiscuit
Rosemont
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Lawrence Job
Lorain
George Schmitkens
Elyria
Little Brown Jug
Schmeling
Harry Thomas
Joe Louis
Louis
Detroit
Jimmy Adamick
Madison Square Garden
Auto City
Adamick
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Joe
Lorain County
Fsh and Game Association
Len Coates
Wellington
R. W. Copas
Lloyd Thompson
James Tittle
Guy Bambrick
Grafton
Louis Rosa
Floyd Irish
John Hennings
Brownhelm
Elyria Quintet To Battle Wet Heights Outfit
Elyria High School mounts defense of its Lake Erie League title hosting a strong Cleveland Heights squad touted as the league favorite. Elyria boasts a veteran lineup with a balanced offense and solid defense, chasing a fifth straight win over Heights despite Heights leading the series historically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wet Heights
Elyria Club Names Officers and Remains Trustees
Edward Wernert of Elyria reports Rosa seeks re election. Current officers led by President Lawrence Job and Vice President Wm G Smith, with R W Copas as secretary, Lloyd Thompson membership secretary, Geo WM Day treasurer. Trustees Theodore Walker James Tittle and Richard Twige will stay in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wernert
Elyria
Rosa
Association
Lawrence Job
Wm. G. Smith
R. W. Copas
Secreary
Lloyd Thompson
Geo. WM. Day
Theodore Walker
James Tittle
Richard Twige
Seabiscuit and War Admiral Picked At 130 and 129
Seabiscuit carries 130 pounds, War Admiral 129, and Rosemont 128 in the Santa Anita Handicap weights. The field of 93 nominees includes Top Row at 123 and Ligaroit at 122, with foreign entries from South America and France among the highweights. The handicapper’s list suggests a three horse race among Seabiscuit, War Admiral and Rosemont, with Rid dle considering 129 pounds perhaps too heavy for the Derby winner.
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Santa Anita
United Press
AR Cal
U.P
Seabiscuit
Rosemont
Equipose
Discovery
Top Row
War Admiral
Samuel Riddle
Admiral
Riddle
Florida
Hialeah
Ligaroti
South America
Bing Crosby
Lin Howard
Pompeon
Aneroid
le Bambino
Amor Broujo
Amor Brujo
California
Lawrence Baker Quartet
Ghandi II
Plutarco
Sahri II
Sumatra II
Shifter 112 Over the Top and Star Shadow Stars
A catalog style listing presents Shifter 112 Over the Top 111 Whichee 110 He Did 110 Spe cial Agent 109 Star Shadow 108 and Can t Wait 102 in a sequence.
Rose Leads Elyria Rifle Club With 283 High
Albert Rose posted 283 of 300 to lead Elyria Rifle Club practice at the Temple Building. Claude Adams and Elmer Fleming tied for second with 280 each as the weekly shoot concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rose
Elyria Rifle Club
Temple Building
Claude Adams
Elmer Fleming
College Football Scores From Ohio and Nearby Colleges
Ohio University beat Washington and Jefferson 38 to 30 while Miami defeated Otterbein 35 to 23. Findlay prevailed 47 to 33 over Ohio Northern. Kenyon topped Denison 43 to 34 and Ohio Wesleyan beat Jim 28. Purdue edged Derrott 43 to 26 and Loyola of Chicago won 49 to 32 over Valparaiso. South Carolina defeated Duke 32 to 26. Beloit beat Armour Tech 32 to 25. George Washington 43 Baltimore 24 and Harvard 47 Brown 42. Illinois 57 defeated Washington University in St Louis 24. New York University 60 over Upstate. St Francis 37 Manhattan 23. Long Island University 73 Newark University 35.
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Ohio University
Washington and Jefferson
Miami
Otterbein
Findlay
Ohio Northern
Kenyon
Denison of
Akron
Goodyear
Ohio Wesley Jim
South Carolina
Duke
Beloit
Armour Tech
George Washington
Baltimore
Harvard
Brown
Ilinois
Washington U (St. Louis
New York
Upstala
St. Francis
Manhattan
Long Island U
Newark U
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Bob Randall
Cherry Ridge Telephone
Hatchery, Cigars
Ers
THE
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Broad Street
Tire & Battery Service
ED. Marsh
Gulf Gas and Oil Ltd
Middle Phone
Oberlin Quintet
Netherlands
Maumee Dairy Smit
Osease
Sayles
Lot
Davies
Buckeran
Fisher
Tlaake
Clapp
BUN .Eeceeeeen
SeCott Ceeccacsas
Pion
Matte
Stea Te Margaret Speaks
Firestone Corner Bread and Cedar
Auto Supply and Service Stores
Bob White
Mgr
County Fish, Game Ass
Lyria High School
Cleveland Heights
Hilltoppers
Tigers
Bauerman
Akron South
Heights
Elyvyra
Crimson
Sixth Streeters
Heghts
Schroll Coal Puritan
Jack Guenther
EA Gw
Miracle Cologne
Gardenia
Haserodt
Eleanor Loeffler Brandau
Broad St
Rose
O.H. T. Albert Rosa
Hilmer Fleming
Pixley
Manley Flamburc
Cexa
George Washburn
Harold Hales
Thomas Frisbee
Ohio
Purdue
Derrott
Loyola of Chicago
Valparaiso
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