Elyria High Quintet Plays East On Local Floor Tonight
Grove And Allen Share Honors Among American Loop Pitchers In 1932 By Jack Cuddy. Lefty Grove led the American League with the lowest earned run average for the fourth straight season at 2.84 over 292 innings, while Johnny Allen of the Yankees had the league’s best winning percentage in his first full year as a starter. The report notes Yankee hitters and pitchers, with Red Ruffing, Alvin Crowder, Vernon Gomez and Bump Hadley among top names, and outlines club ERAs led by the Yankees and Athletics as 1932 outcomes.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Robert
Lefty” Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Johnny Alien
New York Yankees
Grove
Lefty
Johnny Allen
Yanks
Charlie
Red Ruffing
Ruffing
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Crowder
Young Lewis Krause
Athletics
Vernon
Gomez
Beanpole Flinger
Bump Hadley
Chicago
St. Louis
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Red Sox
Six County Loop Cage Games On Sked Tonight
Lorain County High School Basketball League plays 12 of 14 teams tonight with Clearview hosting Belden in a top clash. Clearview aims to maintain sole first with Avon Henrietta and Eaton likely to win. Eaton hosts Brownheim and Henrietta hosts Penfield. Other games: Avon Lake at LaGrange Brookside at Brighton and Columbia at South Amherst. Girls action sees LaGrange and Brookside favored in key matchups. No league play until Friday January 6.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Belden High Quint
Belden
Avon
Henrietta
Eaton
Brownheim
Penfield
Avon Lake
LaGrange
Brookside
Brighton
Columbia
South Amherst
la Grange
Cage Results From United Press Yo-yo Scores
Brigham Young 46 Colorado Teachers 36 and many more games listed by United Press. Notable results include Tulsa 58 Oklahoma 33 and Santa Clara 31 Southern California 13 with a wide range of college teams and nonstandard team abbreviations across the schedule.
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United Press
Brigham Young
Colorado Teachers
Pport College
Davis Elkins
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Rockhurst
Baker U
SL Thomas
Geneva
Washburn
Phillips
Wittenberg
Bluffton
Wyoming
Creighton
Emporia, Wan
Durant
Okla
Kirksville
Coliscothe
Wichita Henrys
Bethel
Southwestern
Edmond
Okila
Fort Hays
Kan
Kearney
Neb
East Missouri
McKendree
California
Olympic Club
Santa Clara
Southern California
Oregon
Chico
Cal
State
Wrestling Results From New York and Chicago Meet
United Press reports results from New York and Chicago events with multiple bouts. Notable outcomes include Gus Sonnenberg defeating Wong Bock Cheung and Jack Sherry defeating Martin Zikof, while Sam Stein and Caney Berger were also involved in matches. Additional results feature Ray Steele drawing with Jim Weitillen and Joe Stecher beating Ace De Vito along with other short bouts across cities.
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United Press
New York
Gus Sonnenberg
Hoston
Wong Bock Cheung
China
Jack Sherry
Ohio
Martin Zikof
Russia
Sam Stein
Newark
Caney Berger
California
Fred Meyers
Chicago
Joe Maleewicz
Ray Steele
Jim Weitillen
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Ace de Vito
St. Louis
Lor Bo Ostapovich
Kansas City
Dhearge Hills
Wisconsin
Jack Smith
Sid Nahorn
Memphis
Londos McMillen Sign To Meet In Cleveland
Londos the world heavyweight champion signs to fight Jim McMillen former Illinois football player in Cleveland on January. John Pesek Nebraska heavyweight wrestler defeated Clin stock of Oklahoma in a two out of three falls match Tuesday night. In supporting bouts George McCloud Kirkersville Ohio beat Jack Shearin Dayton and drew with Joe Banaski Columbus. McCloud also won a battle royal.
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Dayton
Wrj
John Pesek
Nebraska
Clinstock
Oklahoma
George McCloud
Kirkersville
Jack Shearin
Joe Banaski
Columbus
McCloud
Carnera Stops Merriott in First Round Upset
In Galveston Primo Carnera 261 pounds halted Jimmy Merriott 213 in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout. The card also listed Do do, lighter champion, defeating Engyne Hunt in Los Angeles and other result lines across Seattle Portland Chicago New York and more, with multiple knockouts draws and decisions.
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Csited Press
Galveston
Tex
Primo Carnera
Jimmy Merriott
Tulsa
Hiw
Los Angeles
Speedy Dodo
Engyne Hunt
France
Variax “Milling
New York
Hahe Colima
Mexico
Dechnitui Kayo
Billy Hogan
Terry Larrabee
Lex An- Belen
Leo Kelly
Cannonball Green
Seattle
Watkin Lewis
Negra
Tod Morgan
Leonard Bennett
Wetroit Welter
Cedferino Franei
Rathting
Max Tarley
Manile
Whitey Ness
Portland
Doc Snell
Tommy Santos
Vanila
Chicago
Prince Saunders
Chicaco
Young Yerry
Davenport
Towa
Danny Neenam
Leo Raneri
Joe Rowsi
Thy Menger
Paterton
Shy
George Leone
Ernest Torres
Porto Rico
Wrestling and boxing show aids Salvation Army fund
In Columbus Ohio on December 21 John Pesek of Nebraska faces Paul Jones of Houston in the main wrestling bout. Columbus lightweights Lou Bloom and Al Gahn clash in the principal boxing match to raise funds for the Salvation Army Christmas effort.
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Columbus
Salvation Army
John Pesek
Nebraska
Paul Jones
Houston
Tex
Lou Bloom
al Gahn
Pitt Team Due At Tucson Today
Mighty Tatt continued westward to represent the east in the Rose Bowl East West game at Pasadena. The train stopped an hour in El Paso before reaching Tucson for a 10 day practice in a climate similar to Southern California. Coach Jack Sutherland leads 36 players on the trip.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mighty Tatt
University of Southern Clifornia
Pasadena
Jack Sutherland
Tucson
Ariz
At & P.m
California
Babe Dropped From Payroll
Mildred Babe Didrikson, Olympic star, was dropped from the payroll of Employers' Casualty Company where she had worked as a clerk for two years for failure to report to work. This marks a second parting with the firm after a prior resignation over time off to visit her mother. She had cleaned out her desk and left without comment, while her photo faced scrutiny from a Dodge promotional campaign and the Amateur Athletic Union suspended her amateur status, which she denied consent to use for pay or image.
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Dallas
Tex
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Casualty Company
Beaumont
South Texas
Theaterican Amateur Athlete Union
Concentric
1934 English Derby Draws 309 Entries
The Derby of 1934 is distant but entries reach 309, with 34 percent of 1933’s total. Owners seek to enter three year olds for the five classics, paying five pounds per entry, rising to 100 if the horse runs. Most entrants lack a name, listed as dam or sire. King George has five nominations. Aga Khan leads with 11 entries.
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London
King George
Aga Khan
Blenheim
Eagles Power Past Pretzels in City Pin League Upset
Eagles defeat Pretzels in a league tilt as Elks hold third place. Elmer Donnelly leads with a 645 series including 243, 172, 230. Kanellis struggles for Pretzels with a 496. Knights of Columbus top Chronicle-Telegram in a separate match, Shorty Martin posts 599 for CT. Elks vs Clark's Service scheduled next.
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Eagles
Pretzels
Elks
Elmer Donnelly
Birdmen
Donnelly
Maples
Ed Wilcox
Kanellis
Knights of Columbus
Chronicle-Telegram
Lodgemen
C-T
Shorty Martin
Bill Coughlin
Offhe K
C S
Dale White
Clark
County Mitters On Norwalk Card
Six Lorain County fighters two pro and four amateurs will appear on a pro am tour charity mitt card at the Armory in Norwalk tonight. Elyria boxers Tony Storke Ron Hamilton Aney Vargo face Cleveland opponents. Lorain fighters Lou Nickolette Joey McGovern and Johnny Kochan meet Cleveland foes Roger Shea Eddia Hoce yar Joey Wilson and Pokie. Billy Senders of Lorain was listed but his signing is disputed by his manager.
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Lorain County
Armory
Norwalk
Tony Storke
Ron Hamilton
Aney Vargo
Elyria
Lou Nickolette
Joey McGovern
Johnny Fochan
Lorain
Nickolette
Oger Shea
Cgovern
Eddjia Hoceyar
Skorke
Joey Wilson
Vargo
Nick Hosko
Kochan
Pokie
Billy Senders
Harry
de “Ared
Lorainie
Roofers Meet Fisher Foods In Amherst Hardwood Clash
Amherst High School hosts Nabakowski Roofers of Amherst and Fisher Foods of Lorain in a semi pro league tilt. Roofers arrive undefeated with three straight wins while Amherst adds new player Joe Varsa to a roster featuring duild Gormley Menz Sharp Gleason Balant. Game slated for around 9 pm.
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Mherst
Amherst
Nabakowski Rooters
Lorain County
Fisher Foods
Lorain
Roofers
Duild
Gormley
Menz
Sharp
Gleason
Balant
Joe Varsa
Sear
Oberlin Bligh
Little Biz
Californias Golf Pros Skip West Coast Swing This Winter
The Pacific Coast golf circuit faces a subdued season as top professionals refuse western trips. Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen, Johnny Farrell and others stay away, shrinking purses from San Francisco to Agua Caliente. Craig Wood leads with a win in the San Francisco match play as legends opt out for cash.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Henry McLemore
Long Beach
Pacific Coast
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Florida
Johnny Farrell
Wild Bill Melhorn
Densmore Shute
Bobby Cruickshank
Ed Dudley
Tommy Armour
MacDonald Smith
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Agua Caliente
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Craig Wood
Deal, N. J
Rio Grande Defeats West Liberty in Basketball Showdown
Rio Grande College beat West Liberty Teachers College 37 to 24 at West Liberty, ending a streak of three years without a defeat for the hosts. The Allison brothers combined for 22 Rio Grande points guiding the victory.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Rio Grande
West Liberty Teachers’ College
West Liberty
Allison Brothers
Golf circuit headlines mark Pasadena and Santa Monica events
The article notes the $1000 Pasadena open and the $2000 Santa Monica tournament as well as Los Angeles and Agua Caliente meetings. It lists favorites including Eddie Loos Leo Diegel Harry Cooper Horton Smith Al Espinosa Olin Dutra Frank Walsh and Witty Cox as the annual winter swing unfolds.
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Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Agua Caliente
Eddie Loos
Leo Diegel
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
al Espinosa
Olin Dutra
Frank Walsh
Witty Cox
Crimson Bantams face Avengi Five in prelim at Elyria
Crimson bantams prepare for a tough Lake Erie League test as East's Raskowski leads a versatile Cleveland Mast quintet against Elyria High tonight in the third home game. Adams and Madhock pace Crimson scoring while lineup changes loom amid injuries and suspensions. The opener hosts Elsina High Lightweights versus Avon High, with a 7 p.m. tip.
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Crimson
Lake Erie
Sixth Streeters
Stan Madhock
Clymer
Santa
Hast
Jones
Machock
Murkowski
Capte
Lehman
Coniam
Origin
Lorain
Tommy Doane
Deb Urig
Bill Jones
Urig
Civiner
Carr
Dedsley
Dexter
Crimson Cage
Neyorny
George
Dadeley
Dempsey Negotiates Schmeling Baer Bout for June
New York reports Jack Dempsey negotiating a 15 round bout between Max Schmeling and Max Baer for June. Dempsey talks with Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs and Baer’s promoter Ancil Hoffman as venues in New York or Chicago are considered. Hoffman arrived from the Pacific Coast. Potential sites include Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds outside Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
California
Dempsey
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Ancil Hoffman
Baer
Chicago
Hoffman
Pacific Coast
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Madison Square Garden
Dempsey, Jacobs
Sjloffman
Rival Canfield Teams in Pin Match Tonight
A Canfield OSL League selection from Cleveland faces Clark's Canfield Service team in a bowling contest at Knight of Columbus alleys tonight. Elyria players include Carpenter Kehnert Krugman Krage Habart Robson and Clark. The match starts at 3 o'clock.
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Cleveland
Clark
Canfield
Knighty of Columbus
Elyria
Carpenter
Kehnert
Krugman
Krage
Haobart
Robson
Elyria Freshmen Meet Ridgeville In Feature Double Bill
Elyria High Freshmen were to face Ridgeville this afternoon at 3 o clock in the feature on a double bill. In the second game Jefferson Junior High plays Ridgeville High Reserves immediately afterward.
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Elyria High
Ridgeville
Jefferson Junior High Quint Wnn
Ridgeville Hi
Jim Armitage Reflects On O P S In Elyria Farewell Piece
In a reflective column Jim Armitage discusses his upcoming departure from the O P S contract at year’s end. He recalls public sentiment, the push for municipal ownership, and argues the utility serves customers with fair value while acknowledging its weaknesses and silent policy.
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Elyria
Peo
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