Pinmen Break Even In Two Matches Capture First Half League Title
In the City Bowling League first half, the S. T. S. Rubber Company pinmen clinched the crown by winning three of six games last evening. They beat Jackson Wall Paper 2-1, then drew two of three against Little Brown Jugs, who secured second place after earlier losses to Colson. Card of Jackson Wall Paper posted both the high 608 series and a 242 high single, while Elmer Donnelly of I. T. S. rang up 606 in the night’s two matches.
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S. T.S. Rubber Company
Keglers
Champs
Jackson Wall Paper
Little Brown Jugs
Jugs
Colson
I. T
Bicscle Makers
Elyria Hardwares
Harwares
Brown Jugs
Card
Netering
Colson Company
Elmer Donnelly
Elyria and Lorain to clash at Rainbow Gardens rink
Elyria roller hockey returns to Rainbow Gardens to face Lorain on Friday night in a rematch after Lorain won the first encounter 3 to 0. Expected Elyria lineup includes Foggiano R Rourke DeMarco Dobosy E Rourke Fuller with reserves Miskow J Axx and Robertson.
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Elyria
Lorain
Rainbow Gardens
Foggiano
R. Rourke
DeMarco
Dobosy
E. Rourke
Fuller
Miskow
J. Axx
Robertson
Pittsburgh Ban on Married Athletes in Intercollegiate Sports
University of Pittsburgh will bar students who marry from intercollegiate sports. The edict comes after it was disclosed that at least seven of the 1934 Panthers had acquired Pantherettes in the past two years.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Panthers
Toledo 1935 Football Schedule Shown
Toledo University announces seven of nine 1935 football games as Athletic Director David V. Connelly lists Capital on Sept. 28 Buffalo on Oct. 12 two games at Buffalo and at East on Oct.19 Denison on Oct.26 Bowling Green on Nov.2 Louisville on Nov.9 Heidelberg on Nov.23 with Oct.5 and Oct.16 open for additional games.
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Toledo University
David V. Connelly
Toledo
Capital
Buffalo
East
Denison
Bowling Green
Louisville
Heidelberg
Connelly
Northwestern Cagers Narrow Win Over Notre Dame
Northwestern defeats Notre Dame 26 to 25 in South Bend before 6900 fans. Leo Grossburg of Northwestern Reserve Center sank the decisive free throw in the final minute. Lyle Fisher led with 10 points.
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South Bend
Ind
Upy
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Leo Grossburg
Northwestern Reserve
Lyle Fisher
Sterling Defeats Diaon State Hospital 129 Points
Sterling Coliseum team defeated Diaon State Hospital 129 to 24 last night. Emmett Lowery, former Purdue guard, hit 25 field goals and 2 free throws.
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Sterling
Dee
Sterling Coliseum
Diaon State Hospital
Emmett Lowery
Purdue University
The Session's Yearly Roundup of Sporting Oddities
A satirical year end recap highlights a senator's football misstep with Huey Long and Dizzy Dean. It also skewers Maxie Baer, Bobby Jones, and Dick Powell in sports misjudgments, notes on the New York Giants and Cardinals, and mocks officals in Elyria Lorain without graphic detail.
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Huey P
Adolph Jr
Long
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Stanford
Columbia
Maxie Baer
Maxie
Detroit
Rowe
Lynwood
Morris Markey
Bobby
New York Giants
Cardinals
Elyria
Lorain
Borden Chooses Music Over Pro Football Career
Lester Borden of Fordham University declines multiple offers to play professional football to pursue singing. The star end for Fordham, Borden was a member of the all star end group facing professional choices.
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Betiing
Lester Borden
Fordham University
Borden
First Round Of Title Fight Biggest Thrill Of Year
Bowed by United Press poll, the Boer Primo Camera fight receives the top thrill of 1934 as Max Baer delivers an annihilating first round. Other top thrills include Slade Cutter’s mud field goal, Hubbell’s all star pitching, Cavalcade’s Derby win, and additional sports feats across football, baseball, and the Rose Bowl.
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York
Max Baer
Navy
Army
Carl Hubbell
United Press
Long Island Bowl
Dempseye
Carnera
Baer
Trahan
Slade Cutter
Philadelphia
Hubbell
Ruth
Gehrig
Foxx
Joe Medwick
Marvin Owen
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Cavalcade
Bud Baer and rivals fuel chaotic boxing tour
A lively boxing roundup notes Bud Baer and brother Max leading a chaotic tour with knockouts and feints that leave opponents stunned in Kansas City and Cleveland. Mentions Gagnon, Carnera era echoes, and ring antics alongside other sports notes and trivia.
Monicker Mike Seeks Nickname For High School Teams
The tale follows Monicker Mike waiting for mail that never arrives while two men named Swivelneck and One Shot Joe discuss a nickname for the high school teams. They propose choices like Swivelmen and One Shot ters before Mike storms out to seek votes. a list of candidate team names appears including Pioneers Eagles Hawks Red Devils Red Raiders Panthers Red Ramblers Wild Cats Crimson Flash.
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Monicker
Mike
Russ Davies
Second Street
Swivelneck
Joe
Papoose
Pioneers
Eagles
HAWKS
RED Devils
RED Raiders
Panthers
RED Ramblers
Wild Cats
Crimson Flash
Signed Address Urges Voters on Ballot Integrity
A local notice warns residents not to vote more than once, stressing ballot integrity and compliance with election rules. The brief emphasizes policy adherence and discourages double voting through clear procedural guidance.
Risko to Box Johnny Risko in Toledo Boxing Show
In Toledo tonight, light heavyweight Garces Frat Yoleday vs Johnny Risko tops the Christmas Fund Boxing and Wrestling show as a 20-round feature. Semi finals feature state light heavyweight champion George Pavlick against Henry Palmeri in Cleveland tone.
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Toledo
Garces Frat Yoleday Neirye
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
George Pavlick
Henry Palmeri
Camden Hi Cagers Defeat Brighton 33-11 In League Win
Camden high school defeated Brighton 33 to 11 in a Lorain County League game. Don Searles scored ten points with four field goals and a pair of fouls. Brighton top scorer Ulm had seven points. In the girls game, Brighton beat Camden 19 to 15.
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Camden
Hi Cagers
Brighton
Hany Tutshts
Betehtar
Don Searles
Ulm
Brighton Girls
Camden Girls
College Cage Scores From United Press Roundup
Mount Union 16 Heidelberg 49. Cincinnati 18 Dayton 28. Cedarville 28 Springfield Lutheran 19. Columbia 30 Fordham 29. Brown 338. Boston University 3 Springfield 51 Cornell 25. Northwestern 26 Notre Dame score not stated.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Cedarville
Springfield
Lutheran
Columbia
Fordham
Brown
Boston U
Cornell
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Tigers Boost Goose Goslin Salary In 3-Year Deal
Salem New Jersey December 19 AUP Leon Goose Goslin veteran outfielder who recovered from a shoulder injury last season with Detroit Tigers earned a raise after helping the pennant chase. He announced he signed a three year contract following last season performance.
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Salem
N. J
Leon “Goose” Goslin
Detroit Tigers
Goose
DeLuxe Pirates Seek Pro Basketball Games
Semi pro team the DeLuxe Pirates of Sandusky seeks additional games with Elyria area teams. Managers interested should write to Ulysses B Knowlin at 227 West Market Street Sandusky Ohio for scheduling and compensation details, with a typical season pay around 17 500 dollars.
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Dusky
Elyria
Ulysses B. Knowlin
West Market Street
Sandusky
Ohio
Beavers Reorganization After Purchase by E J Schefter
Complete reorganization of the Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast league is underway after the club was purchased by E J Schefter a wealthy druggist and manufacturer. Since 1924 the team had been owned by Tom L Turner who sent Mickey Cochrane and other stars to the majors.
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Portland Beavers
E. J. Schefter
Tom L. Turner
Mickey Cochrane
East All-Star Grid Team Gathers Today For First Practice
East's 22 selected players from 15 schools gather in Chicago for first practice under Kerr and Hanley. The squad heads to Berkeley for further drills as New Year's Shrine Hospital game preparation continues.
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Hicago
Mississippi
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
San Francisco
Shrine Hospital
Northwestern University
Evanston
U. of
Minnesota
Jim Steen
Syracuse
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
George Barclay
North Carolina
Doc Hartwig
Pittsburgh
Lund
Big Ten
Don Weller
Indiana
Duane Purvis
Purdue
Ed Whalen
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Bachfield
Hanley
Kerr
Purvis
Miller Munias
Doug Nott
Detroit
Midwest
Izzy Weinstock
Bill Sheppard
Western Marland
Bill Brominski
Columbia
Babe Hollingberry
Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denver
Larson
Leeper
Boganski
Borden
Fordham
Bengston
Steen
Pasetti
Wisconsin
Brook
Monahan
Barelay
Hartwiz
Whalen
Ford
Akerstrom
Munjas
Weller
Weinstock
Giants Pro Team To Play Charity Game
New York Giants of the professional football league travel west for a charity game on December 28 in San Francisco for the Knights of Columbus event. An opponent had not yet been accepted. The Giants previously won the national championship by defeating the Chicago Bears.
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al Barabas
Columbia
Joe White
Pepper Martin
Jack Manders
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
New York
San Francisco
Knights of Columbus
Giants
Feathers Returns To Bears Lineup In Exhibition Games
Chicago Bears ace halfback Feathers returns after a month out with a shoulder injury. He will play left halfback in exhibition games against Brooklyn in Knoxville and against the Memphis Tigers in Memphis this weekend.
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Chicago
Beattie Feathers
Chicago Bears
Bears
Feathers
Brooklyn
Knoxville
Tenn
Memphis Tigers
Memphis Sundar
Turnesa's 62 Sets Course Record in Colonial Open Play
In Nassau B W I from December 19, Joe Turnesa Hartford Conn led the second round of the $5,000 British Colonial Open after a record breaking 62 on the first day. He posted 32 on the front and 39 on the back to beat Jack Hutchinson's course mark as leaders include Thomspon Stonehouse and Burke Hambrick Watrous Turnesa and Collins shot par or near par scores.
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Nassau
Joe Turnesa
Hartford
Conn
Turnesia
Jack Hutchinson
Turnesa
Jack Thompson
Youngstown
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Billy Burke
Belleair
Fla
Archie Hambrick
French Lith Ind
Willie MacFarlane
Oak Ridge N. H
Sox Release Gaston
Chicago White Sox announce the unconditional release of veteran right handed pitcher Milton Gaston aged 35. Gaston, who joined the team from the Red Sox three years ago, is leaving the club.
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Chicago
Milton Gaston
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Red Sox
Pittsburgh Sheppard Western Maryland and Nick Detroit Brominski
Regional sports notes mention Pittsburgh and Detroit players, with names including Sheppard Brominski and Columbia connected to Western Maryland.
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Pittsburgh
Sheppard
Maryland
Nott
Detroit
Brominski
Columbia
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Elyria Hardware
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Welsh Funeral Home
Maumee Dairy
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Worthington
Evans
Donnelly Cree
Renninger
Jackson Wall Paper Peltz
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Wee Neeres
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Nsen
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Henke
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Donnelly
Soa Colson Company
Behn Wee
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Brennan
Pitts
Toledo, O
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Mae
Firestone Service Stores. Inc
George Moise
Lester Borde
Buddy Baer
Max
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Primo Carnera
Kansas City
Bob Cook
Buddy
Mickey McGoorty
Jack Gasnon
da Preem
Rube Walberg
Gagnon
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Martonio Angelo
Rialto Theatre
Buck Weaver
Angelo
Sly McLain
Jim Hoff
Ohio Wesleyan
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Stuart Holcomb
Findlay College
Betty Dority
Columbus
Ripley
Holcomb
Roy Clymer
Elyria High
Ohio State Athletic Department
Art Blackwell
Dr. E. P. Clement
California
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Whiskerry
Elyria High School
Richel
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Neal
Dobney
Davidson
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Morava
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Lergler
T Cowle
Id Peewee
Os Lapen
Rodin
Uv Merri
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Mount Union
Tigers
Goslin
Portland Club
George Kirkley
United Press Staff
Feathers Returns
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Gaston
Buck Rogers
Buzz Barton
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