Ruth Cochrane Bishop Lead 1933 Free Passes Season
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees led the American League with 114 bases on balls in 1933. Mickey Cochrane and Max Bishop tied for second with 100 walks. Jimmy Foxx led in RBIs with 103 and also topped teams in slugging while Ruth and Gehrig posted high strikeout counts and other players set disparate records.
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Ruth
Cochrane
Bishop
Foxx
Gehrig
York
U.P
Babe’ Ruth
New York Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Detroit
Max Bishop
Athletics
Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
New York
Yabkets
Wille
Chicago White Sox
Lions and Columbias set for Rose Bowl clash tease from the West
Henry McLemore writes of the Columbia football trip to the Far West, the Lions and Dr. Lou Little amid a disputed write up, and his forecast that Stanford will beat Columbia while noting the Tigers’ different leagues. He jokes about watching New Year in New York and mocks East Coast teams.
Zang Chosen Dayton Football Captain for 1934
Elmer Zang from Columbus was selected captain of the University of Dayton football team for 1934 at a testimonial dinner. Zang played 950 of 600 minutes in the season yet to close, his first year as a regular. Twenty eight Dayton players received monograms.
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Dayton
Elmer Zang
Columbus
University of Dayton
Zarello
Zang
1837 Half Dime Found in Kansas Soldier Grave
During a reburial near Great Bend Kansas a half dime minted in 1837 was found among remains. The soldiers were stationed at Fort Zarah and abandoned in 1869.
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Great Bend
Kan
Fort Zarah
Overseas Christmas Travel Promises Strong Rail and Ship Bookings
Advance bookings by railway companies and shipping offices in Montreal suggest a steady overseas Christmas season this year, with volume expected to be better than in the prior year. Freight and passenger movement point to robust demand across routes.
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Montreal
Caras and Ponzi Tie for Cue Lead in Championship
James Caras of Wilmington and Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia each have six wins and two losses after a 125 to 41 victory by Caras over Ponzi in 19 innings. Erwin Rudolph trails by two games, with five wins and two losses, while Ralph Greenleaf falls to a loss against William Mosconi as the title race tightens in the world championship pocket billiards tournament in Chicago.
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Chicago
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Caras
Ponzi
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Ralph Greenleaf
William Mosconi
Elyria High Intramural Results and Tomorrow’s Schedule
Yesterday Elyria High intramural basketball results listed numerous game scores and teams. Tomorrow’s lineup shows matchups including Indiana Illinois Northwestern Wisconsin Iowa Purdue Michigan and Northwestern with times from morning to late morning sessions.
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Elyria
Indiana
Northwestern
Michigan
L. B
Ohio
Ilinois
Chicago
Nichols, English Fight To Draw In Toledo Bout
In Toledo an eight round feature ended in a draw between Nick Nichols a weight champion from Buffalo and Harry English. Referee George Lewis saw a split call as fans cheered Nichols who reportedly had six strong rounds. Other results include Kate Morgan Toledo featherweight defeating Frankie Jarr Terre Haute in two straight, and Billy Nichy stopping Eddie Jar in Wrens, plus Carl Fulvaught Toledo defeating KO Miller Temperance Michigan in four rounds.
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Toledo
Nickels
Sandusky
Ohio
Buffalo
Harry F* Stich
Heedo
Fraiere
George Lewis
Nichols
Nichols Reg
Kate Morgan
Sutory
Frankie Jarr
Terre Haute
Billy Nichy
Eddie Jarne Wrensie
Sele
Carl Fulvaught
Torledo
K O. Miller
Temperance
Mich
Notre Dame Names Elmer Layden as New Grid Coach
Richard H. Syring reports Notre Dame has a new football coach from the Four Horsemen, Elmer Layden. Dr. Mulcaire, former Notre Dame athletics official, praises Layden as brilliant and devoted, noting his academic success and shift from law toward coaching. Layden previously starred at Notre Dame and later coached at Dubuque and Duquesne.
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Richard H. Syring
Central Press
Portland
Ore
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Elmer
Michael A. Muicaine
Mulcaire
Columbia University
South Bend
Ind
Dr. Mulcaire
Rockne
Layden
Anglo American Struggles Highlight July Sports
A July review notes Denny Shute wins British open over Craig Wood after a 66 hole playoff, Helen Wills Moody captures her sixth British tennis title, Ellsworth Vines loses Wimbledon to Jack Crawford, and the U S team drops Davis Cup finals to Britain. Notable baseball feats include Carl Hubbell’s 18 inning shutout of St Louis and Jimmy Foxx’s four homers in a doubleheader.
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Central Press
England
Uncle Sam
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Helen Wills Moody
Dorothy Round
Ellsworth Vines
United States
Jack Crawford
Australia
British Empire
France
St. Louis
New York
Carl Hubbell
New York Giant
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Tex Carleton
Jesse Haines
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletic
St. Louis Browns
Lou Brouillard
Mickey Walker
Boston
Chicago
Billy Petro
Bep van Kliaveren
Helen Huen
Frankie Frsin
Gabby Street
Rogers Hocne
St. Louis Brow
Burleigh G.n
Chicago Cubs
Change of coaches follows season of tough losses
Dr Mulcaire cites inexperience of three sophomores at quarterback and notes the team struggled on goal line plays. He praises Hank Anderson as a fine man and hard worker, but says a coaching change was felt to be best to move forward.
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Dr. Mulcaire
Hank Anderson
Hunk Anderson
Turf Association Stock Price Cut
The American Turf Association stock value fell from 25 to 12.50 after a Chicago directors meeting. It controls horse racing at Churchill Downs Latonia, Washington Park, and Lincoln Fields. No Derby purse decision was made amid reports of reducing the 1934 Kentucky Derby purse.
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Chicago
American Turf Association
Churchill Downs
Latonia
Kentucky
Washington Park
Lincoln Fields
Matt Winn
Columbia Team Moves West For Stanford Game
New York dispatch reports Columbia football squad, first Rose Bowl delegation from New York, leaves at 3 40 p m for Stanford. The party of fifty four includes thirty players five coaches two trainers alumni and newspapermen. They stop in St Louis Dallas and El Paso before Pasadena for a week of practice. Coach Lou Littl says the team is in mid season form and can win if we are candor none.
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York
Far West
New York
Chipmunk Patrol
Ned
Columbias
Lions
Lou Little
Stanford
Tucson
Arizona
Pasadena
St. Louis
Dallas
el Paso
Lou Littl
Columbia
Chair Swinging Chief Chases Greek Grappler
Columbus report of a chaotic wrestling show where John Kionis assaulted Chief Chewelk with a stool and scissors, hair cut, sack gag, and crowd scuffle. referee knocked out, Chewelki fled, Chewelki declared winner by default.
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Columbus
John Kionis
Diaston
Mischevonus
Kilonis
Chewelk
Chewelki
Chewchki
Hockey Star Bailey in Critical Condition After Injury
Boston reports ace Bailey of the Toronto team remains critically ill after a severe injury against the Bruins. Doctors say his strength is ebbing and he endured a life threatening choking episode last night lasting 20 minutes. They note all medical efforts have been exhausted and his survival depends on his remaining reserve.
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Boston
Ir —Kirvin
Ace
Cage Results By UNITED PRESS
Bucknell 31 Susquehanna 25 Evansville 50 Wittenberg 25 Maryland 29 Michigan 25 Princeton 37 Rutgers 26 Buffalo 4 Hobart 20 Butler 35 Pittsburgh 23 Carleton 29 Drake 21 Kansas State 24 Colorado 22.
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United Press
Bucknell
Susquehanna
Evansville
Wittenberg
Maryland
Michigan
Princeton
Rutgers
Buffalo
Hobart
Butler
Pittsburgh
Carleton
Drake
Kansas State
Colorado
Charity basketball carnival set for Elyria High School
Hi-Speeds and Keller News clash in a three game charity bill at Elyria High School tomorrow. Preliminaries feature Guerin Pretzels versus Vermilion Anchor Inns and local girls teams Veterans and Pretzels in the curtain raiser. Proceeds aid the Community Chest, with 50 and 25 cent tickets and build toward Christmas help for needy families.
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Elyria High School
Guerin Pretzels
Vermilion Anchor Inns
Norwalk
Keller
Veterants
Guenin Pretzels Wall
Hi-Speeds
Keller News
Hig
Bob Hostettler
Giemima Pretzels
Merchant and
Pretzel Girls
Sym
Gasmen
Corts
Kohn
Cleveland
Elyrians
Kellers
Guerin
Hostettier
Bob
Herman Klein
Jerry Barkaes
Walt Masivk
Carl Dodsley
Toute (Lutz) Barkacs
Jerry Barkacs
Ohio Fuel Gas
Maslyk
Dodsley
Elyria Hardwares
Lutz Barkacs
Merchants-Guerin
Harness circuit to open in Cleveland next summer
Cleveland officials of the trotting horse club indicated the Grand Circuit harness meet will run June 30 to July 7 in Cleveland. Other meetings are planned at Toledo Buffalo Toronto Rockingham Goshen Syracuse Cincinnati and Lexington.
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Cleveland
Trotting Horse Club
Toledo
Buffalo
Toronto
Rockingham
Goshen
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Lexington
Bowlers Have Chance To Clinch Title In City League
The T S Rubber pinmen can clinch the first half City Bowling League title tonight by beating Knights of Columbus at Kot C alleys. A two game win gives them the title, while one win secures at least a tie. Glen Rogers Motors faces Elyria Hardware in the other match.
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Bo O T. S
Knights of Columbus
Rubber Company
Glen Rogers Motors
Elyria Hardware
Columbia Club Defeats Struck Furniture in League Match
In a St. John's Lutheran League night, league leaders Struck Furniture lost two of three games to Columbia Club. Paul Gehthe rolled a high three game series and Lester Burr posted a 252 for a single score.
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Columbia
St. John’s
Boxing Fight Results From Detroit Toledo Hollywood Newark
United Press rounds up results from Grand Rapids Toledo Hollywood and Newark with outpoints draws and knockouts featuring Wesley Hamey Johnny Stroppa Georgie Quackenbush Eddie Anderson Stanley Kranenberg Harry Fine George Nichols Harry English Bill Nichy Mike Flaherty Louie Hines Carl Fasnau shi K O Miller Frankie Jarr Midget Martinez Kid Jurado Judy Zuniga Joe Biendi Johnny O Keefe Rocky Stone Monnet Lin Kid Sixt and other athletes across several venues.
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United Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wesley Hamey
Johnny Stroppa
Winenipesg
Georgie Quackenbush
Grand Rlapids
Eddie Anderson
Detroant
Stanley Kranenberg
Harry Fine
Detroit
Toledo
George Nichols
Buffalo
Harry English
Bill Nichy
Jarvis
Mike Flaherty
Louie Hines
Carl Fasnaushi
K. O Miller
Temperance
Kayo Morgan
Ito
Frankie Jarr
Terre Haute
Ind
Newark
Harry Jacobs
Grene Campbell
Minami
Joe Biendi
Johnny O'Keefe
Garfield
N. J
Rocky Stone
Monnet
Lin
Kid Sixt
Boundbrook
Wresting Results Report From National Meet
In a scattered results mashup from multiple sites the report notes several heavyweight and wrestling match outcomes. Athletes named include Diabe Wright from Salt Lake City and Johar Peasy from Columbus with mixed results while other bouts list participants such as Ernie Dyuseh and Man Mountain Down Georgia.
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New York
Buffalo
Jim
Missouri
Vic Catts
Valiforia
Stantes
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Higgins
Phil
Henry McLemore
Dr. Butler
Wertmouth
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N.D
Smart One
Almer Layden
Larden
Dubuque
Duquesne Unisity
Pittsburth
Tassear
Jack Lords
Jack Craaford
Ensacet Aines
Chaup
Carl Asble
SEKI
Giant Bicher
Fae Stlouts
Isimass
Jerzy
RA Risao
Toy Lojsaray
Tscus Tile
Dosey Rawo
Fuans
Wimbledon
Frank Fosse
Luanases
Stlous Cardinals
Gably Street
Juz
Chronicle-Telegram
Turf Association
Hockey Star
By Erate Braden
Johnny Goodman
Jack Lovelock
Yelen Jacobs
Primo_Carnera
Fritz Crigler
T.S
Columbia Club
Horna Sc
Ee Pallin
Ted
Mer Rodgers
Selhweter
J. Sehweter
Hollywood
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
KayoedaAndy Mitchell
Long Beach
Cal
Midget Martinez
Drew
Kid Jurado
Star Frisco
Hayoed
Judy Zzunica
Hy United Press
Phoenisn
Ariana—lhainings
Core Maan
Cubland
Scotty Dave Bins
Leusama
Laeh Hogeson
Salt Lake Cire
Ebube Wright
Hellywood
Johar Peasy
Farvecima
Mathians Wakinpfer
Chewebhn
Mefanl Fron
Sohn Kralenas
Davies
Eddie
Eh Orlesten
Robby Pearce
OkLthoma
Stacy Hall
Lorain—Pvh
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