Four Teams Still Tied For Top In Lorain County Cage Race
Avon Eaton Clearview and Henrietta pace the boys standings while all four won. Eston tramp led Penfield 36 19 Clearview beat Brownhelm 20 14 Avon defeated Columbia 35 11 Henr ietta beat Belden 36 25 Camden edged LaGrange 19 16 Avon Lake beat Brighton 26 17 Girls top contenders Brookside and LaGrange won with Brookside 21 1 over South Amherst and LaGrange 37 19 over Camden Marret Heath of Columbia scored 22 of her team s 28 to beat Avon and average 28 ppg in four games.
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Clearview
Brownhelm
Avon
Columbia
Henrietta
Belden
Camden
LaGrange
Avon Lake
Brighton
Penfield
Eaton
Brookside
South Amherst
Lorain
Eston
Dlearview
Brownhelm Quint
Marret Heath
Columbia Coint
Heath
G. F. Cucu, Jr
Puskas
Schafer
Saben
W. Heyslinger
Heyslinger
Ivancic
Eee Bemis
Total
Ey Gallagher
Ore
Kensik
Dell
Krause
Hoskins
Longbow
Redman
Raees Hawke
Rice
Howard
McKean
Crowell
Ey T. Browand
Don Brees
Bradley i
Y Krallogg
Sewer Hopkins
Re A Dickson
Wae
Ft Jones
Kas
Aven Inke
Pawn Ise Hall
Schuster
Garrett
Et Holmes
A Mondt
S. Dere Walker
Fr. T. Edwards
le Aged Bees
Pasadyn
Vangdon
Wowie
Te Sugashi
F. T. Camden
Scarlee
T. Kinsley
Gulgin
Hustetiler
Waseem
T& Veseers
Wasem
Bylden
Gerbbick
Siffert
UCLA Slight Favorite Over Florida in Intersectional Clash
UCLA, slight favorite, faces Florida in Gainesville before about 20 000 fans. Clark halfback out sick, Bergdahl to replace him. Florida starts seven sophomores. Gators heavier but had a poor season, winning only two of their weight contests. Athletics and Pirates curtail spring training to save costs.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
California
Bill Spalding
Clark
Bergdah
Cage Results From United College Matches
A collage of college cage results lists numerous scores such as Arkansas 41 over Nebraska 24 and Indiana State Tea 37 over Blooma burs Tea 21. Other games include Kansas State 30 over Davis Elkins 19, Miami 39 over Hanover 27, N Y A 40 over Columbia 24, and Northwestern 31 over Pittsburgh 22. The entry also notes the New York Yankees, as the youngest major league club, will celebrate their thirtieth anniversary next spring.
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United College
Arkansas
Nebraska
Duke
Georgetown
Grinnell
Simpson
Hamilton
Hobart
Indiana State
Bloomaburs
Kansas State
Davis Elkins
Miami
Hanover
N.Y. A
Columbia
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Trinceton
Montclair A. C
Dayton
Denison
Heidelberg
Hiram
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Goodyear
New York Yankees
Play For Pro Title On Miniature Grid
The Chicago Bears and the Portsmouth Spartans will contest the National Professional League title on a miniature indoor field at Chicago Stadium due to zero weather. The 80 by 20 yard dirt field will host the game tomorrow night, with both teams at full strength except Dutch Clark. The move is expected to boost the Bears aerial attack.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Portsmouth
Ohio
Spartans
Chicago Stadium
Green Bay Packers
Jones
Bears
Clark
Dutch Clark
McLarnin Knocks Fuller Out In Eight Rounds
New York December 17 Jimmy McLarnin defeated Sammy Fuller in eight rounds in a welterweight bout. The Vancouver Irishman floored Fuller three times with a crushing right to the jaw earning a dramatic knockout two seconds before the final bell. Fuller, moving up from lightweight, failed to floor McLarnin who dominated from the start weighing 145 1/2 to 136.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Boston
Sammy Fuller
Fuller
Tony Canzoneri
Andy Callahan
McLarnin
Sabino Ferrullo
Rothgery Motors Wins Two of Three In Bowling League
Rothgery Motors continued its winning streak in the St John s Lutheran Bowling league by taking two of three games from the Columbia Club. Held Transfers and Struck Furnitures also won two of three against Nabakowski Roofers and Colburn and Bremke Garage respectively.
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Rothgery Motors
St. John's Lutheran
Columbia
Nabakowski Roofers
Colburn
Bremke
St. John's Bowling Leacer
Rothgery Motorg
Ee TL Ly Be
Steuck
Ate
Tty
Columbia Club
Colburn-Bremke Tms
Rotheery Motern
Koehn
B. Horning
RR. Rodgers
En Schaefer
Krugman
J. Sehater
Sinner
Colburn-Bremke Garake
C. Schreiber
Jarmish
F. Colburn
R. Koehn
Reynolds
N. Clark
Ottawa County teams suspend 10 second rule in basketball
In Oak Harbor Ohio on December 17 a memorandum reports that high school teams in Ottawa County have agreed not to observe the 10 second rule for advancing the ball into the forward court as per the 1933-1933 code.
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Oak Harbor
Ottawa County
Elyria Lights Crush Lorain Bantams 31-11
Elyria High Light weight dribblers routed the Lorain Bantams 31 to 11 in a Lake Erie League clash. Bob Blair led Elyria with eight points, Myers seven, and Brove six as Elyria built a fast break and stifling defense from the opening bell. Lorain’s Law topped the visitors with a bucket and two free throws. The Lightweights head to Olmsted Falls for a feature double bill tonight.
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Frank Walendziak
Eaton
Elyria
Lorain Bantams
Lake Erie
Crimson
Purple and Lavender
Bob Blair
Elyrians
Myers
Brove
Law
Lorain
Olmsted Falls
Tech Battles Bears Today at California Memorial Stadium
Georgia Tech meets the California Golden Bears in a rain threatened intersectional clash at Berkeley. Odds favored California as Tech relies on speed and a weather disrupted passing game while Bears aim to neutralize Chuck Galloway and control the wet field.
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California Memorial Stadium
Berkeley
Cal
Georgia Tech
University of California
Golden Bears
Californians
Bears
Tech
Chuck Galloway
Alabama
Next Year Looms Biggest In Harness Horse Circles
OSHEN New York December 17 Special Harness horse circles expect 1938 to be the biggest year ever with Syracuse back in the Grand Circuit at the New York State Fair. Will Gahagan notes rising interest as record fast times emerge with The Marchioness leading money earnings and driver Will F. Caton, of Syracuse, atop the sport's 1932 leaders.
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Oshen
WN. Y
Syracuse
New York
Gahagan
Marchioness
Goshen
Will F. Caton
Alwass
Mc I
H. M. Parshall
Dr. Parshall
His Majesty
Charles Jackson
Chicago
Homer Walton
Indianapolis
Ind
C. F. Crowley
Cleveland
Ohio
Urbana
Spencer McElwyn
W.H.L. McCourtie
Dallas
Texas
Tom Berry
Hanover
Fight Results From Major Cities Reported By United Press
Boxing results from Hollywood San Diego San Francisco Chicago New York list numerous bouts with outpoints, knockouts, and decisions. Names include Tony Potoni Reno Sandy Garrison Casanova Pepi Sanches Enddie Trujillo Hadrian Berglund Whitehead Haynes Ronen Millie Millet Doster Gard Willis McLarain Townsend Gnas Wolfe and more with notes on weights and venues. Rogers Tornsby comments on the St Louis Cardinals pennant forecast.
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United Press
Hollywood
Tony Potoni
Reno
Nev
Sandy Garrison Casanova
Mexico
Baby Palmore
Kayoed
Pepi Sanches
Tony O'Dell
Larry Doros
Don Kennedy
Fed Stephens
Russell Bench
Edille Provo
Harry Burke
Lupe Castro
Elyria East Game Date Is Changed
The Elyria Cleveland East basketball game moved from Friday December 23 to Wednesday December 21. It is the lone game on next week’s Crimson schedule. The longtime rivalry between Elyria and East has featured a meeting each season for a decade.
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East
Sandusky High Tankers Edge Elyria 39 36
Sandusky High edged Elyria 39 to 36 in a dual meet at the local pool as Bay City divers and sprint gains helped Sandusky pull ahead despite Elyria taking five firsts. Chester led Elyria with wins in breaststroke and a relay victory, while Sandusky’s diving duo Von and Kallman spurred the final push. The meet concluded with Sandusky holding the lead through the diving events and a tight finish in the 40‑yard freestyle.
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Lthough
Sandusky
E. O'Donnell
Chester
Elyria
Via
Carr
Samko J
Ung
Crimson
Yvon
Kallman
Lorain Elyria Mitters Box On Norwalk Card
Seven Lorain County boxers join nine professional bouts at the Norwalk Armory charity mitt card. Pro bouts feature Louie Nickolette, Billie Senders, Joe McGovern, plus several Cleveland opponents. Elyria amateurs Tony Sharke, Ron Hamilton, Andy Vargo, and Lorain’s Johnny Kochan also compete.
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Lorain County
Norwalk Armory
Lorain
Louie Nickolette
Billiie Senders
Joe McGovern
Nickolette
Roger Shea
Cleveland
Senders
Sammy Paradise
McGovern
Eddie Hocevar
Tony Sharke
Ron Hamilton
Andy Vargo
Elyria
Johnny Kochan
Sharke
Joey Wilson
Hamilton
George Baratko
Vargo
Nick Hosko
Kochan
Arnold Pokie
Lighties and Reserves Face Olmsted Falls Tonight
Elyria High Reserves and Lightweights meet Olmsted Falls teams on Falls court. The Lightweights open against Olmsted Falls at 7 o clock with Lightweight Coach Dave Eaton in charge of both squads.
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Elyria High
Olmsted Falls
Falls Court
Dave Eaton
Machock sinks pair of foul shots in overtime to win
Elyria Crimson rally past Lorain Purple in a tight Erie Loop contest 29 to 27 after overtime. Stan Machock dominates with seven field goals and eighteen points including decisive free throws in the final minute of the extra period.
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Machock
Sixth Streeters
Lakewood
Erie Loop
Chuck Happy
RIA High
Lorain
Crimson
Lavendar
Crimson Cagers
Port City
Stan Machock
Madock
Clymer
Urig
Madhock
Elyria
Heights
Shaw
Radman
McIlvaine
Ellyria
Kobimyer
Purple
Azok
McIlva
Kolhilmrer
Lehman
Mellvaine
Coniam
Jones
Erdy
Ponch
Murkowski
Rozich
Doane
Reds Acquire Bottomley in Card Trade with Cash Involved
Cincinnati Reds obtain first baseman Jim Bottomley from the St. Louis Cardinals in return for pitcher Owen Carroll and outfielder Estel Crabtree. President Sidney Weil announced the deal from New York after an all night conference with Branch Rickey. Weil said money changed hands in the trade.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bottomley
Cincinnati
Jim Bottomely
St. Louis Cardinals
Owen Carroll
Estel Crabtree
Sidney Weil
Reds
New York
Weil
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
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Tech Battles Bears Today
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