Flyrna High Cagers Oppose East Quint Here Wednesday
Babe Ruth weighs Jimmy Foxx 1933 season figures and his home run chances. Ruth notes Foxx gains from Simmons departure may boost walks but could hinder surpassing Ruth's 60 home runs. Foxx leads RBIs. Ruth trails in walks and home run prospects amid AL shifts.
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East Quint
Jack Cuddy
York
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Foxx
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Jimmy
al Simmons
Athletics
Poat
Simmons
Chicago White Sox
A’s
Babe
Yankee
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Gehrig
Mickey Cochrane
Joe Sewell
Bruce Campbell
Chicago
Detroit
Fox
N. Y
Averill
Manush
Cronin
Lazzeri
Cochrane
Stone
Coaches of Chicago job draw long list of contenders
Chicago may hire from a wide pool with Amos Alonzo Stagg retired and Nelson Metcalf set to choose. Names mentioned include Pat Page Jimmy Phelan Don Peden Dana Bible Fritz Crisler Nels Norgren Walter Steffen Jess Hawley George Veenker Hank Anderson Howard Jones and Otto Strohmeier. Alumni favor Stagg in advisory role if kept.
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Peden
Bible
Crisler
Norgren
Page
Steffen
Hawley
Veenker
Anderson
Jones
Strohmeier
Stagg
Kenneth D. Frye
United Press
Hicago
Stanford
Fordham
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Nelson Metcalf
Stage
Chago
Metcalf Pes
Pat Page
Jimmy Phelan
Don Peden
Dana Bible
Fritz Crisler
Nels Norgren
Walter Steffen
Jess Hawley
George Veenker
Concensus
Whostar
Florence A. C. quint swamps Clark’s Service 31 to 15
In Birmingham on the high school floor Florence A. C. defeated Clark’s Service five of Elyria 31 to 15. Rader led Florence with 11 points and Harrison added 12 as Clark paced Elyria with 9.
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Clark
Birmingham
Florence A. C. Quint
Elyria
Rader
Harrison
Florence
G BT
Relsine
Wee Yates
Thompson
Jdrret
Wahyak
Fortman
Malaney
Blair
Drake Relays Debates Metric System Change
Des Moines Iowa December Drake Relays officials postpone a decision on adopting the metric measurement system. They await the NCAA winter meeting in New York where NCAA action on metric adoption by the Amateur Athletic Union may be addressed. Athletic Director Franklin R. Johnson says the relay committee opposes the metric shift and he personally opposes it.
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Des Moines
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New York
N.C
A. A
Amateur Athletic Union
Athentic
Franklin R. Johnson
Johnson
Spencer Merchants Host BBC at Spencer Wednesday
The BBC university quint will travel to Spencer tomorrow evening for a game with the Spencer Merchants. Breeked to take notice. Wittenberg defeats Cuyama 27 to 4 in Detroit to open the Springfeld season.
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Meta Business College Quint
Spencer
Spencer Merchants
Wittenberg
Detroit
Des
Ur — Httenbergs
Springfeld
Cuyama
Callahan Wins Welterweight Bout In Boston Garden
Lawrence native Andy Callahan defeats King Tut of Minneapolis by decision in a ten round bout at Boston Garden. Callahan weighed 146 1/2 pounds while Tut weighed 146 pounds. Callahan proved faster and cautious, with no knockdowns or serious trouble for either fighter.
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Andy Callahan
Lawrence
New England
King Tut
Minneapolis
Boston Garden
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Tut
Payne Chosen 1933 Dayton Grid Leader
Robert Payne of Dayton was elected captain of University of Dayton football for 1933. He will succeed co captains James Cleary and Harold Fearn. Payne earned an end position on the United Press All Ohio team this season as 27 players were to receive monograms, Athletic Director Harry Baujah announced.
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Dayton
Ale
Robert Payne
University of Dayton
James Cleary
Harold Fearn
Payne
United Press
Pitt Faces Trojans in Tournament of Roses Showdown
Pittsburgh will play Southern California in the Tournament of Roses game in Pasadena on New Year's Day. The probable Pitt lineup includes Skladany Wal ton Onder Shotwell Cuba Dailey Hartwig and backs Sebastian Hogan Louch Heller with Heller a near unanimous All American selection.
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University of Pittsburgh
Southern California
Pasadena
Cal
Joe
Mike Sebastian
Bob Hogan
John Louch
Warren Heller
Heller
Charity Mitt Card At Norwalk Draws Lorain County Pros
A charity boxing event at the Norwalk Armory on Wednesday features nine pro bouts and six amateur fights. Lorain County is represented by Louis Nickoletta and Joe McGovern on the pro card, plus Johnny Kochan on the amateur lineup.
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Elyria Hoxty
Norwalk Armory
Lorain County
Lorain
Louis Nickoletta
Joe McGovern
Nickolette
Roger Shea
Cleveland
Sanders
Sammy Paradise
McGovern
Nick Hoske
Kochan
Arnold Pokie
Ebinger Coals Rally Past Elyria Business College 24 18
Ebinger Coals overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Elyria Business Callers 24 to 18 in a Lorain game. Wad dock and Smith led Elyria early while Maddock paced Business College with six points and Levak and Barianc added points for the victors.
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Ebinger Coals
Business College
Lorain
Elyria
Quint
Elyrian
Waddock
Smith
To & Maddock
Mbusiness College
Porits Levak
Barianc
DePauw Beats Wilmington 28 to 19 in Close Clash
Wilmington College hosted DePauw University in a tight basketball game last night. DePauw secured a 28 to 19 victory despite a strong Wilmington effort.
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Wivver
Wilmington
Wilmington College
Depauw University
Venauw
Warner to Coach Growing University
Paul Comly France reports that Glenn S Warner, known as Pop, is named head coach at Temple University. The piece outlines Temple’s 50 year growth from seven students to over 12 500 enrolled, its democratic higher education mission, low tuition around 200 a year, and notable medical school achievements. President Beary plans further development programs, hazing has been abolished, and student council debates restoring some freshman regulations while athletics should stay balanced with academics.
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Grace Baptist Temple
Temple
Temple University
School of Medicine
Chevalier Jackson
Conwell
Charles E. Beary
Beary
Beury
Major Leagues Seek Jewish Star to Boost Attendance
Major league magnates scout for a Jewish ace to draw the Hebrew crowd, with New York as a prime market. Veterans like Andy Cohen and others faded, while St. Louis Browns shortstop Jim Levy rose after Marine service and a 1952 batting surge to .281, turning heads in a slow-developing search.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Andy Cohen
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Boston Braves
Cohen
Minneapolis
McGraw
Harry Rosenberg
Mose Solomon
Jake Levy
Miners
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Brown
Jim Levy
Levy
Tulsa
Marines’ Hall
Browns
Marine Corps
St. Louis
Bill Killefer
Killefer
Mermaids from Uncle Sam to Swim in Florida Meet
The National Olympic Stars Aquatic Meet at the Miami-Biltmore pool features top U S and international swimming stars. Notables include Georgia Coleman Katherine Rawls Helen Madison Lenore Knight Anna May Gorman Dorothy Dickinson Joan McSheehy Margaret Hoffman Louisa Robert Josephine McKim Susan Robertson Lisa Lindstrom and divers Richard Degener and Herman Ringler in a major Southern swimming season event. The Florida Association of the Amateur Athletic Union oversees the competition.
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Dee
Miami-Biltmore Country Club
Florida Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Georgia Coleman
Amsterdam
Los Angeles
Katherine Rawls
Florida
Pacific Coast
Miss Coleman
Helen Madison
Miss Rawls
Lenore Knight
Anna May Gorman
Homestead Library Club
Homestead
Dorothy Dickinson
Joan McSheehy
New York City
Margaret Hoffman
Scranton
Louisa Robert
Atlanta
Miss McSheehy
Josephine McKim
Panama
Susan Robertson
Lisa Lindstrom
Woman's Swimming Association of New York
Richard Degener
University of Michigan
Herman Ringler
Penn A. C
Philadelphia
High Cagers Alumni Clash Next Tuesday at Elyria High
The Elyria High varsity meets its Alumni quintet next Tuesday evening in the school gym. Jay Howenstine, 1931 captain now with Miami University, will direct the graduates. Expected players include Harold Block Ken Burley Alan Clawson Dave Horan Art Buswell Freddy Rule Ossie Blakely and Lorne Elberta.
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Elyria High
Jay Howenstine
Miami University
Harold Block
Ken Burley
Findlay
Alan Clawson
Ohio State
Dave Horan
Ohio U
Art Buswell
Ohio Wesleyan
Freddy Rule
Ohio Northern
Ossie Blakely
Lorne Elberta
Machock Tops Lake Erie League Scorers in Erie Cage Meet
Elyria High star Stan Machock leads the Lake Erie League in scoring with 28 points across two games. Norman Schoen of Lakewood sits second with 20, while Tink Veale of Heights and George Radman of Lorain tie for third with 13. A full scoring list follows.
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Roy Clymer
Elyria High
Lake Erie
Machock
Eeven
Norman Schoen
Lakewood
Schoen
Tink Veale
Heights
George Radman
Lorain
Radman
Veale
Pumphrey
State College athletic departments report year end deficit
State College PA December reports show the athletic program posting a deficit for the fiscal year. Football loss 1656 dollars marks first nonprofitable season in years. Other sports include rifle 347 and track 8290 dollars in losses.
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UPI
Pennsylvania State College
Cage Results Report From Southern California Games
United Press data lists college basketball scores with Southern California 41 over Santa Clara 26 and Princeton 40 over Harvard 20 among many others including Notre Dame 28 over Northwestern 20 and Brigham Young 38 over Wilmington 19. Teams from multiple regions posted results across the slate including Denver 38 and Pittsburgh 38 in varied matchups.
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Ore
Normal
Emporia
Durant
Dartmouth
Fordham
Denver
Davis Elkins
John Marshall
Toronto
Manhattan
Boston U
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Princeton
Harvard
Wittenberg
Detroit City College
Brigham Young
Colorado
Depauw
Wilmington
Pittsburgh
Butler
Elyria High meets Cleveland East in annual cager showdown on home floor
Elyria High basketball hosts Cleveland East in the annual county rivalry game on the local floor. Elyria aims to lift its .600 season percentage after two wins and three losses, with coach Roy Clymer keeping the starting lineup largely intact as Deb Urig contends for a starting spot. The undercard features Elyria Lightweights facing Avon, as two sets of Urig and Gerbick brothers anchor the two teams.
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Crimpson
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Uhis
Lorain
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Clevelanders
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Murkowski
Capt. Lehman
Constam
Avon
Lorain County
Henrietta
Eaton
Clearview
Blake
Ken
Elmer Urig
Teddy
Johnny Gerbick
Clearview Faces Belden Five In Lorain County Tilt
Lorain County high school basketball fans anticipate tense battles as Clearview faces Belden Five on Clearview court with Henrietta Avon Eaton and others in the mix. Predictions favor Clearview in a key matchup while Avon Lake La Grange Columbia South Amherst Brookside Brighton also compete. Avon seeks correction after a disputed 85 to 11 score from last Friday.
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Henrietta
Avon
Eaton
Clearview
Lorain County
Marty Frankfather
Quint
Relden
Penfield
Brownhelm
Avon Lake
la Grange
Columbia
South Amherst
Brookside
Brighton
City League Pin Matches Tonight Night Bowls Pair
The Knights of Columbus face the Chronicle-Telegram opposition and the Eagles meet Guerin Pretzela in City League bowling tonight at the Knights of Columbus alleys. Amateur hockey in New York draws growing crowds with 7 500 at Madison Square Garden for the season opener.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Eagles
New York
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Madison Square Garden
Elyria Lightweights to Meet Avon In Big Prelim Battle
Elyria High Lightweights, led by Coach Eaton, prepare to face undefeated Avon High on the local court in a preliminary to the Cleveland East tilt. Avon, averaging 3 points per game, features veteran stars including Gerbick and Urig brothers and a tall, steady lineup.
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Eaton
Elyria High
Avon High Quintet
Avon Jads
St. Mary's Academy
Lorain
J. Gerbirk
K. Urig
E. Urig
T. Gerbick
DeChant
Eatou
Avon
Fight Results From Fort Worth and LAX Cards
Boxing results list Prine Carera of Italy stopping Joe Rice in Fort Worth in the second round. Joe Glick slowed by death at LAX. Other bouts included Manrino, Anderson, Manfredo, Berthoff, Jordan, Capley, and Gonsales all with decisions or draws. Territorial matches noted in Terre Haute and Clinton with several knockouts. Also a local basketball team seeks games with Lorain County Class A or B teams. call 2593 to book.
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Prine Carera
Italy
Joe Rice
Fehder
Lax
Francisco
van Corbett
Fresno
Cal
Joe Glick
Brooklyn N. Y
Babe Manrino
Welter
Babe Anderson
al Manfredo
Fred Berthoff
Genceil Jordan
Lou Rogers
Clinton
Ind
Ginger Gordon
Vincennes
TRAM
Clark
Lorain County
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