Stage Hectic Second Half Rally To Down Parma Quintet
Elyria defeats Parma 49 to 36 after a fast third quarter as George Smith scores 19 for the Churchmen. Parma led 18-16 at halftime but could not sustain in the final period.
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Parma
Ernie Braden
Church of Christ
Forest
Cook
Elyria
George Smith
George
Smith
Forrest
Parma Five
G. Smith
Cox
J. Smith
Robertson
McGowan 'c
F. Smith
Bako
Parma—s
Modia
A. Steig
Steig
Baer in Garden debut tonight in heavyweight bout
Maxie Baer and Ernie Schaaf prepare for a 19 round heavyweight clash at Madison Square Garden with Schaaf favored at 6 to 5. Baer, from Los Angeles, has talked up his plan as Schaaf bets on outpointing the Californian despite Baer’s crowd appeal and heavy training. Schaaf weighs about 203 pounds while Baer nears 194, and betting and fan interest heighten expectations of a sell out.
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New York
Maxie Baer
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Baer
Livermore
California
Madigan Square Garden
Johnny Buckley
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Ernie
Elyria and Sandusky Swim Meet at YMCA
Elyria Higby swims against Sandusky Tankers at the YMCA today. Coach Vaughn fields a young team with eight lettermen returning in January after ineligibility. Feron and MacWilliams show strong practice form while Sandusky brings no outstanding returners in their undefeated lineup. Meet starts promptly at 7:30.
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Elyria Higby
Sandusky
Vaughn
Redington
Feron
MacWilliams
Alpha Zeta Alpha seeks Class C basketball games
The Alpha Zeta Alpha basketball team wishes to book Class C games with any teams in the county. Oberlin Whites are asked to take notice. Written by FE Schon at 41 East Ave Elvira Ohio or call 8159.
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Alpha Zeta Alpha
Oberlin
FE Schon
East Ave
Elvrra Ohio
Knox Students Save Diamond Game at Knox College
Knox College athletic board announced football would be dropped. 19 students contributed to a 3496 subscription to save the diamond game. The effort aimed to sustain intercollegiate sport at Knox amid budget concerns.
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Knox
Galesburg
Der
Ba Enal
Knox College
Athletic Board
Rudolph 13 Pocket Billiard Champion Crowned in New York
New world pocket billiard champion Erwin Rudolph of Chicago defeated Ralph Greenleaf of New York 125 to 120 in 19 20 innings. Rudolph’s high run was 28 while Greenleaf’s best was 35. Greenleaf had held the title for two years. Rudolph previously won the title in 1928.
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New York
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
Rudolph
Greenleaf
Charity Mitt Card At Chi Tonight
Chicago card features 19 bouts totaling 54 rounds staged tonight at the Chicago Coliseum by the Democratic Party of Cook County. Fifty percent of receipts will be used to supply Christmas dinners for needy families.
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Chicago
Chicago Coliseum
Demeriatic Party
Cook County
Hunting Licenses for 1901 on Sale
The 1931 Hunting and Trapping Licenses for rabbits fox and other fur bearing animals arrive and are issued by County Clerk and village township clerks. Otto K Mischka Elyria Township Clerk reports numbers and season dates with a new lost or destroyed license certificate easing replacement.
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Otto K. Mischka
Elyria Township
Masonic Temple
Elst
Ohio
Collier's 1930 All American Football Team Named
New York December 19 Eleven colleges placed men on the Collier's Weekly All American squad. Backs Carideo Notre Dame Pinckett California Dodd Tennessee Macoluso Colgate Ends Dalrymple Tulane Fesler Ohio State Line Sington Alabama Rhea Nebraska Koch Barlor Beckett California Ticknor Harvard Hein Washington State utility l inesmen Mohler USC Ticknor Carideo repeat from 1929 selections.
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New York
Colier’s Weekly
Carideo
Notre Dame
Pinckett
California
Dodd
Tennessee
Macoluso
Colgate
Dalrymple
Tulane
Fesler
Ohio State
Sington
Alabama
Rhea
Nebraska
Koch
Barlor
Beckett
Ticknor
Harvard
Hein
Washington State
Mohler
West Side Bakers Wallop Reds in Lorain 23-13
The Elyria Reds traveled to Lorain and were defeated by the West Side Bakers 23 to 13 in a hard fought game. Moran led the Reds with five points while Baker's left forward Osgood topped both teams with seven points.
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New London
Bos
Humphrey
Phillips
Burton
Ward
Zeigler
Converse
Vere
O'Hara
Thomas Eeee Tlickok
Ny Smith
Eure
Chapin
Kkennes
Savannah
Elyria
Pt Rhea
Blakely
Gienn
Rf Moran
J Ringler
Buswell
McClain
Gurney
Moach
Maddock
Elyria Reds
Lorain
Bakers
Moran
Reds
Whils Osgood
Baker
Denison Beats Long Falcons In Opener
Denison won its opening basketball game of the season 32 to 30 over the Long Falcons from Independent Columbus. Denison led 19 to 14 at the half.
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Denison
Xenia O
Long Falcons
Columbus
Preak Course Becomes Popular Field At Radcliffe
In Cambridge Mass the 1914 Radcliffe College introduction of an international law and diplomacy course, once called a freak course, has grown into a widely popular program. The text notes its historical context and evolving reputation.
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Cambridge, Mass
Radcliffe College
Police Wrestlers Open Miniature Gym in Columbus Central
Columbus policemen have established a miniature wrestling gym at the central police station and will be instructed by two patrolmen. Fifteen officers joined the initial class, with plans for matches three times a week.
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Columbus
Central Police Station
College expands course offerings amid war studies surge
Ten seniors study the subject as the course grows from one or two topics at the start of the World War to over 15 correlated subjects. Among 16 honor students, five specialize in international law.
Proselyting charges hit Western Reserve
Western Reserve University in Cleveland faces Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Association scrutiny over alleged inducements offered to football prospects by Gordon Locke director of athletics. The probe follows claims by Robert Bader and others that Reserve promised board room and tuition. Locke denies the charges while Jack Davis, a former freshman coach, is also tied to the allegations. Dean Trautman says no subsidy is currently occurring.
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Cleveland
Wittenberg
Springfield
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Gordon Locke
Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Association
George Damiel
Lorain
Reserve
Robert Bader
Bader
Locke
Jack Davis
Davis
William D Trautman
College basketball results brief update
Wittenberg led Bluffton by 38 to 2 while Kent State defeated Case 26 to 18. Defiance triumphed over Darton 38 to 28 and Denison beat Long 39 to 3. Wilmington toppled Springfield 49 to 20 and Colgate defeated Toronto 53 to 17. Fordham beat Yale 2 to 17 with Loyola Chicago 18 and Arkansas State 21. Wisconsin 25, Pennsylvania 12.
College basketball matchups listed for tonight
United Press reports a slate of games including Wittenberg at Ashland Denison 18. Bliss at Columbus Capital at Hiram Depauz s. Cincinnati at Cincinnati Miami versus Illinois Urbana Mt. Union versus White Motors Cleveland Oberlin versus Adrian College Adrian Michigan Ravier versus Georgetown Kr. Cincinnati Indiana Central Normalis Wabash at Indianapolis.
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United Press
Wittenberg
Ashland
Denison
Bliss
Columbus
Capital
Hiram
Depauz
S. Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Miami
University of Illinois
Urbana
Mt. Union
White Motors
Cleveland
Oberlin
S. Adrian College
Adrian
Mich
Ravier
Georgetown
Indiana Central Normalis
Wabash
Indianapolis
Wittenberg Beats Bluffton 38 24 In Holiday Night Clash
Wittenberg College basketeers opened a strong fourth period surge to defeat Bluffton 38 to 24 in Bluffton last night. Eisel led Wittenberg with 10 points as the game stood 11 to 11 at halftime.
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Bluffton
Wittenberg College Baskheteers
Eisel
Wittenberg
Classy Cage Card Monday at Lorain
Lorain hosts a three game carnival at Antlers Auditorium featuring the Toledo Red Men versus the Daston Kelleys as the main attraction. The Red Men boast former Cleveland Rosenblums and Original Celtics with players like Pete Barry and Cookie Cunningham. Also on the card the Woodland K. of P.s meet Lorain Natives in Suburban League action, with a curtain raiser Lorain West Side Bakers versus the Birmingham Firemen.
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Lorain County
Antlers
Lorain
Toledo Red Men
Daston Kelleys
Red Men
Cleveland Rosenblums
Celtics
Pete Barry
Joe Lopchieck
Henry Dehnert
Davey Banks
Spindell
P.’s
Lorain Nativities
Port City
Lorain West Side
Bakers
Birmingham Firemen
Berea Defeats Olmsted Falls in Suburban League Clash
Berea captured a Suburban League victory over Olmsted Falls last night, 35 to 28. Berea jumped out to an early lead and held it throughout, with Tushin ski top scoring for the winners with eight points.
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Berea
Olmsted Falls
Tushinski
Carnera Beats Meen In London Title Bout
Primo Carnera floored Reggie Meen twice in the second round at Albert Hall London as the Italian heavyweight weighed 268 pounds to Meen 203. The referee stopped the bout after Meen failed to recover from the nine count.
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London
Reggie Meen
Primo Carnera Cluo
Depauw Favored In Cincinnati Buckets Contest
Depauw University and the University of Cincinnati clash to open the 1930 1931 Buckeye Conference basketball season in Cincinnati. Depauw, newly admitted to the Buckeyes, is regarded as a strong midwest squad while Cincinnati also fields a solid team. The Indiana team is favored to win this opening game in Cincinnati tonight.
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Cincinnati
Depauw University
University of Cincinnati
Depauw
Midwest
Indiana
Senate
Smithmen
Fast Stepping Crimson Flash To Face Veteran Senate Five
Elyria High opens Lake Erie League play two weeks away and faces Cleveland South tonight on the near high school floor in a hard early season test. Coach Smith plans to start Clawson, Elbert, Banick, Block, and Burley, while South’s veteran five led by Jones, Chonowski, Glowicki, Burke, and Iwicz look to challenge the Crimson Flash in a key league matchup. The Reserves meet Lightweight in the prelude, with Lights and Reserves both coming off wins.
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Russell Davies
Lake Erie
A. N. Smith
Elyria Iligh
Cleveland South
Schallcross
Cleveland
Senate
South
Jones
Chonowski
Glowicki
Burke
Iwicz
Smith
Flash
Clawson
Elbert
Banick
Block
Burley
the Lights
Y Prep
John Hay
Cagle to Play With Rockne's All Stars
Red Cagle, former Army All-American halfback, will join Notre Dame All-Stars to face the West South team in Los Angeles on December 27. West South coach Jimmy Phelan criticized bringing in extra stars and planned to wire Rockne to have Cagle left out.
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San Francisco
Link Fogarty
Brown
Cletus Gardner
Villanore
Tony Siano
Fordham
Win Brockmeyer
Minnesota
Les Hart
Colgate
Paul Bates
Western Maryland
Fay Vincent
Yale
George van Bibber
Purdue
Bernar
Syracuse
Eddie Baker
Pittsburgh
Hank Bruder
Northwestern
Los Angeles
Red Cagle
Army
Notre Dame
Kent State Rallies To Beat Case In Opener
Kent State College defeated Case 26 to 16 in the opening Ohio conference basketball game of the 1930-31 season. Led by Carl and Hickstead, Kent State surged for ten points in the final five minutes after a close first three quarters. The game stayed tied 16-16 until late. halftime stood at 10-10.
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Kent State
Case
KENT
Deer
Kent State College
Carl and Hickstead
Wilmington Victorious Over Springfield BC 49 to 20
Wilmington College defeated Springfield Business College 49 to 20 in a home game led by 6 foot 4 inch center Jacoby who scored 19 points. The team led 21 to 8 at halftime.
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Wilmington
Jacoby
Wilmington College
Bnringfield Business College
Defiance College Beats Dayton University 38 to 28
Defiance College basketball defeated Dayton University 38 to 28 after an early Dayton lead. Hargrove of Defiance, center, led the attack with 16 points, as Dayton stood 18 to 14 at halftime.
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Dayton
Defiance
Dayton University
Hargrove
Celtics Lose Opening Game 29-20 at North Olmsted
The newly organized Celtics lost their season opener at North Olmsted to a team of former Ridgeville High stars by 29 to 20. Skeyes, center, led the winners in scoring while Cowie topped the Celtics.
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Celtics
North Olmsted
Ridgeville High
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