Fast pace continues in Y M C A Industrial League basketball
In last night’s Y M C A games the Steel and Tubes, Perry Fay, Troxel Company, Fox Furnace and General Industries won to keep leaders undefeated. Reinhardt led Steel and Tubes with 13 points as they rolled 37 7, Troxel beat Colson 38 20, Perry Fay defeated American Lace 31 15, Fox Furnace beat Western Automatic 31 17, and General Industries edged Timms Spring after a 15 15 halftime stalemate with Fritz scoring 10 and Browand 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Reinhardt
Brownhelm High Star
Troxel Company
Colson Company
Bob Hostettler
Henrietta High
Troxel
Perry Fay
Intermissoin
Heyssinger
Fox Furnace
Cross
Fox
Guild
General Industries-Timms
Fritz
The
Industries
Browand
Timms
General Ind
G. F. T. Fritz
Young
Miller
Mijzun
J. Smith
Coca
J. Yarsa
Feron
Tasayn Vewenansens Borac
HB. Smith
Docsley
McManama
Dickens
F. T. Kinsley
Maddock
Plichaess
Pippert
Brown
Kristy
Boreski
Kokal
Dagil
C¢Sicorsisma
Csseccaecere
Aon Steel & Tubes
G. F. F. Bedocs
Oea
Bierek
Salisbury
Colson
F. T. Padley
Rfl
Phelps
Dempsey
Graber
Miltiner
Roy B. Clymer
Ohio State
W. U. Pet. Perry Fay
Steel and Tubes
General Industries
Steel &Tubes
S. D
Western Automatic
Pfaudler Company
American Lace
W. L Pet
Wiscasscess
Csesees
Clearing House
Cese
Etme Meee Eeneeee
Rushers Sane Eetoonese
Inspectors
Eeeteeeaneea
Flntishers Wap
Eneeaonean
Metallurgists
Beeetonea
Shippers Eeewneseernae
Peer Eeeenunes
Chevrolet Line
Crown and Sharpe
Sonch Waccescennencage
Executive
Eeetecsans
Sate
Apo Machine Shop
Groen
Hillmer
Rosenmuastees Eer
Cochrane Ceeneceene
Macbeth Asoay
Seeene
Chapman E
Oane
Burke
Beeker Ee
Kalls
Krause
Finexsan Eoaaee
Ae Pomeroy
Varady
Raynes
Ecene
Boales Weenese
Burton
Janoski
Malik
Bowman
Ate Inhardt
Wenge Seeee
Hendricks
Showalter
TST
Officer Farmer
Bodik Ee
Boynton Aee
Buchholz
Hunger Ossae
McDermott Eee
Greenich
Dombrosky
Bruce Sosessee
Hunter
Telzerow Eseee
Pitts Boceteton
Zinkaenweesee
Kostyo Senaces
Eee
See & Ee
Chevrolet
Hackathorn
Osee
Tisza
Fazekas
Fullmer
Kiely
Iil
Fraesler
Edwards
Marsh
Luther
Kohler
Y House Cage League Opens Season Tonight
Six teams enter the Y M C A House Basketball League as play starts tonight on the local Y hardwood. Teams include Bell Company Day's Hardware Farm Implement Murbach Coal and Y M C A with captains and rosters listed. league uses a split season format with half winners meeting for the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y’’ Hardwood
Bell Company
George Innes
Max Ree
Harry Schultz
A. Gientowski
Ralph Marsh
Ernest Kuhl
Robert Mann
Paul Elek
Foster and Fitch
George Sharkey
Albert McManama
Cletus Heidrich
Dan Schnarr
George Flowers
Ernie Hay
Winter league matchups listed for Farm Implement and peers
A history of upcoming interteam games is detailed with pairings across dates December 17 January 21 December 21 January 2 December 25 January 7 February 11 and February 18. Teams include Farm Implement Day's Hardware Y M C A Bell Company Murbach Coal and Foster Fitch in varied combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Implement
Day
Bell Company
Murbach Coal
Foster Fitch
Six foot cannon from 1789 found in Willamette River
A six foot cannon dated 1789 and likely made in Bristol was recovered from the Willamette River by a dredging barge. Pioneers believe the piece was mounted on a boat used for Indian fighting and sank after a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Ore
Bristol
England
Williamette River
Elyria Lorain Teams Battle On Basketball Court Rivalry
In a Lake Erie League game at Elyria High the Red Raiders aim to extend their edge over Lorain despite Joe Scott’s absence. Since 1928 Lorain held a long series lead but Elyria won key contests in 1934 and 1935 with a 11-11 split in recent matchups and Lorain trailing 42-30 last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Raiders
Lake Erie
Purple and Lavender
Crimson
Red Raiders
Clymermen
Glen Willis
Louis Fuernando
Horace Huston
Bob Bunn
Huston
Bunn
Bob Houston
Jack Kennedy
Keith MacFarlan
Lake Erie League
Buckeyes Pick 12 For Far West Coast Cage Trip
Ohio State coach Harold Olsen named a traveling squad of twelve players for a forthcoming Pacific coast tour. Captain Tippi Dye and guard Jim Hull headline a group that includes Dick Boughner Earl Thomas Fred Crowe Augie George Dick Baker Jim McDonald Kenny Ritchel Dan Prewitt Ted Continued on Page 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Harold G. Olsen
Ohio State
Pacific Coast
Olsen
Tippi’ Dye
Pomeroy
Jack Radebaugh
Cincinnati
Jimmy Hull
Greenfield
Dick Boughner
Akron
Earl Thomas
Ashland
Fred Crowe
Augie George
Dayton
Dick Baker
Anderson
Ind
Jim McDonald
Springfield
Kenny Ritchel
Bridgeport
Conn
Dan Prewitt
Williamsburg
Ted
New Girls Alumni basketball game added to Syria High December classic
Syria High School will add a girls only preliminary game to the annual varsity versus Alumni clash in the Lake Erie League December event. Alumni captain Joe Scott leads a veteran girls squad against the high school team on December 22, while longtime officials Red Longley and Bill Pressing plan their appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Lake Erie League
Joe Scott
Western Reserve
Jack Meyer
Dick Urig
Chuck Coen
Walter “Babe” Machock
Walt Boreski
Johnny Lugas
Wally Forbes
Hugh Cross
Longley
Ohio University
Dick Timms
Timms
Ashland High School
Kenton
Bill Pressing
Elyria-Lorain
Henrietta
Toledo
Scott
Elyria High Grid
Shaker Heights
Shaw
Youngstown Chaney
Toledo Central
Chaney
Youngstown Cur
Elyria High
Dover High School
Dover
Two Quintets Hold Key In Big Ten Race
United Press reports two dark horses, Michigan and Iowa, hold the key to the 1936-37 Big Ten title race. Michigan, led by Townsend and Gee, shows the strongest potential with a six-foot-three lineup and veteran guards. Iowa counters with nine returning lettermen, heavy front line in Deheer and Drees, plus guard prowess from Sassens and Yaseldyk. Both face Indiana and Purdue in the conference schedule as pivotal tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Purdue
Wolves
Hawkeyes
Frank Cappon
Johnny Townsend
John Gee
Townsend
Bill Barclay
Ed Thomas
Gee
Danny Smick
Cappon
Herman Fishman
Matt Patanelli
Dick Long
Partanelli
Northwestern
Chicago
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Rollie Williams
Benny Stephens
Wally Gaddis
Jack Drees
Floyd Deheer
Matt Walsh
Deheer
Ken Sassens
Joe Yaseldyk
al Bobby
Vic Berger
Ninois
Minnesota
Doctor Carries Office in Ozark Trailer
Dr J P Cavalier sets up a mobile office in Houston Missouri area using an auto trailer split into reception and operating rooms with instruments running water and suitable equipment for calls to nearby neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
J. P. Cavalier
Ozark
World Champion Yank Establish Three New Loop Slugging Marks
New York Yankees set major league records for runs batted in and tied others in 1936 led by Hal Trosky 162 RBIs and Lou Gehrig 152. DiMaggio 125 and Lazzeri 109 helped the club top the league with 995 RBIs. Foxx led with 119 strikeouts as Chicago and Detroit trails noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank
United Press
York
U. P
New York Yankees
Fii Vial
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Trosky
al Simmons
Yankees
Philadelphia
Athletics
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Lazzeri
Bill Dickey
George Selkirk
Eigh
Gehrig
Detroit
DiMaggio
Jimmy Foxx
Selkirk
Boston
Chicago
New York
Foxx
Bonura
Solters
St. Louis
Appling
Averill
Goslin
Bell
Owens to Run as Professional in Cuban Festival
New York dispatch reports Jesse Owens will appear as a professional athlete at the Cuban National sports festival in Havana during Christmas week. He will run and jump between halves of a Cyber Athletic Club versus Miami University freshmen game and contest a 100 yard dash with a race horse pacing. Owens plans to depart December 23 and race December 26 and 27, then pursue film work after a January football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jesse Owens
Havana
Carlos L. Henriquez, Jr
Marty Forkins
Owens
Henriquez
Cyber Athletic Club
Miami University
Will
Jesse
Cuba
Forkins
Auburn
Villanova
Miami
Hollywood
Cleveland
City Class A Loop Pin Matches Tonight
Three matches are set in the City Class A League tonight at the K leys. The early shift at 7 features I. T. S. Left and Ri versus Diederick Oiga Smitty's Waldorf Lagers. Ridgeville Hatch Elyria Hardware and H Optometrists compete at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleys
Diederick Oiga
Smitty’s
Waldorf Lagers
Ridgeville Hatch Elyria Hardware
H Optometrists
Predicting the sequence breaks after initial meters
A brief note discusses limits in forecasting running progress where the first fifty to seventy meters are clearer, but subsequent segments become uncertain. It emphasizes the challenge in predicting post start performance and hints at accuracy diminishing beyond the initial phase.
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Eva
Broad
Bob White
Renee Ener NE
Esm
Altman & Ackerman
Buckeyes
Far West Coast
AL Mason Insurance
Galatesy
Eonse Vanese
Dac Lovelock
Berlin
By Russ Davies
Dupont
ELDOT
Broad Street
Qfaceha
Seeneo
Avetaks
Household Finance CO
Ohio
R. R. Ritter
Henry Super
Drew
Tonigh
Merry Christm
Goodrich
Dad
Goodrichehe Ae OV
Post
O. K. Lynn
Chronicle
Besu
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