Hi Speeds Rally To Defeat Norwalk Keller News
Herbert O Fritz Crisler earned the 1933 United Press coaching poll top honor after guiding Princeton to an undefeated season. The report notes Thornhill at Stanford and others receiving votes for turning weak rosters into strong campaigns.
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Norwalk
Keller News
Stuart Cameron
United Press
York
U.P
Herbert O.fritz Crisler
Princeton Tigers
Crisler
Mid-West
Princeton
United Press Sports
FCS
Grove Best American League Pitcher of 1933
New York, Dec. 21. Lefty Grove of the Boston Red Sox was hailed as the league’s top pitcher after a 24 win season in 1933. He pitched 275 innings across 45 games with 21 complete games, 2 shutouts, and a .750 winning percentage, while Cedar Park’s Russell Van Atta and others trailed in games pitched. Grove also helped end the Yankees 308 game scoring streak with a shutout on August 3.
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EW York
Boston Red Sox
Robert Moses
Grove
Russell van Atta
Yankees
van Atta
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Irving Hadley
St. Louis
Crowder
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Lefty
Gomez
Hadley
Rudolph Ponzi Clash For Cue Title
In Chicago Rudolph of Cleveland faces Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia in the final of the world pocket billiard championship. Rudolph tied Ponzi for first after beating Jimmy Caras of Wilmington 125 to 39 in 10 innings as Caras dropped to a three way second-place tie.
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Chicago
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Rudolph
Ponzi
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Caras
Ralph Greenleaf
Tus
Bailey Has Even Chance To Survive
Irvin Ace Bailey, the Toronto hockey star, remained in critical condition in Boston with skull and brain injuries from a December 12 game against the Boston Bruins. Doctors, once saying death was only a matter of time, disclosed Bailey now has at least an even chance of surviving.
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Boston
Irvin
Bailey
Toronto
Boston Bruins
Reforms N Y Quintet Head Y Cage Card
The Elyria Hungarian Reforms meet Lackawanna N Y Reforms in a three game carnival at the Y M C A. Semi final Friday has Elyria Hi Speeds vs Spencer Axles and curtain raiser Elyria Merchants with Spencer Merchants in a girls game. Lackawanna beat Lorain Hungarian Reforms 25 29 at Lorain.
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Elyria
Lackawanna
N. Y
Spencer
Elyria Merchants
Spencer Merchants
Lackawann
Lorain
College Cage Scores From United Press Rundown
Michigan 32 Rutgers 22 and Princeton 49 Harvard 19 headline a slate of results. Indiana State Teachers 39 Wit tenberg 22 plus Creighton 55 Kansas State 21 and others listed with several teacher college and private college teams posting scores.
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United Press
Michigan
Rutgers
N.Y. A
St. Francis
Princeton
Harvard
Indiana State
Wittenberg
Bowling Green
Bluffton
Loyola
Chicago
St. Ambro
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Marquette
Nebraska
River Falls
St. Olaf
Creighton
Kansas State
DeKalb
Wheaton
Eastern Grid Squad Leaves For Coast
The Eastern football squad bound for the East West charity game in San Francisco on January 1 departed Evanston after a brief workout. Coach Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick Hanley of Northwestern led the group, noting they may be lighter than past years but should compare well with top eastern teams.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Colzate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Te Stadium
Evanston
Kerr
Hanley
County League Quintets See Action Tonight
Six Lorain County Class B basketball games highlight the evening schedule. Top duos Henrietta Clearview and South Amherst hold seven straight wins. Henrietta hosts Brownhelm, Clearview visits Brookside, and South Amherst meets Camden. Avon faces Avon Lake, Eaton meets Columbia, and Brighton plays Belden in a crowded slate.
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Lorain County
Avon
Avon Lake
Eaton
Columbia
Clearview
Brookside
South Amherst
Camden
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Brighton
Belden
Brighton-Belden
Eaton Defeats Columbia Team In County Loop
Eaton High's basketball squad overwhelmed Columbia 41 to 18 in Lorain county class B action. Hinchar scored 17 and Hawke 13 for Eaton while Van Arsdale led Columbia with 14. Columbia played without center Bustier Harrington due to a sprained ankle. In the girls game Columbia won 26 to 12 with Columbus leading scoring for the team.
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Columbia Station
Eaton High
Columbia
Lorain County
Hinchar
Hawke
van Arsdale
Bustier Harrington
Columbus
Glass
Youngstown College Tops Oberlin 44 27 in Half Rally
Youngstown College rallied in the second half to defeat Oberlin 44 to 27 on the Y M C A court. Spong led the winners with 12 points while Yoakam scored 10 for Oberlin.
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Oberlin Quint
Youngstown
Ohio State Star Center Hosket Ineligible for Intercollegiate Play
Wilmer Bill Hosket, Ohio State University's 9 first string center, is ruled ineligible due to scholastic deficiency. A senior from Darton, he helped Ohio State tie Northwestern for the Big Ten title last season and started the first two games this year before his ineligibility. Fred Conrad of Wooster may replace him at center.
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Columbus. O
Wilmer
Bill’ Hosket
Ohio State University
Hosket
Darton
Ohio State
Northwestern
Hoskey
Ohio State Zoard
Fight Results From United Prep in Chicago
A rough card lists 127 outpointing Sammy Levine of Chicago with an outpoint, while Georges Engel from South Bend beat Gene Salvatore of Lans Salle in a 134-15 decision. Laddie Toneill from Marseilles faced Vindy Adee and Johnny Terry from Chicano were noted in the results.
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United Prep
Chicago
Milter
Cincinnatic
Sammy Levine
Laddie Toneill
Marseilles
Vindy
Sandusky Star Rolls Perefe a Game
Sandusky Star rolls Perefe to victory in a late games played on December 21 in Sandusky.
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Sandusky
Perefe
America's tennis empire collapses in 1933 year end
The 1933 tennis season left America and France outpaced as Britain and Australia rose to dominance. Fred Perry captured the American singles title, Crawford claimed Wimbledon and French titles, and Vines faded after a rapid rise. Helen Moody's illness led to a historic Forest Hills default by Miss Moody to Helen Jacobs.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
America
France
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Britain
Australia
Fred Perry
Jack Crawford
Forest Hills
Crawford
Ellsworth Vines
Cocket
Hungarian Reforms Play Wellington
The Hungarian Reformed cage team travels to Wellington for a game with the Pfaff-Morris squad tonight. This is the second game of the season for the local basketballers after they lost their opener to Lorain Reforms.
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Cage ‘Ts
Wellington
Pfaff-Morris
Basketeers
Lorain
Sean
Iron Man Howard Hurd Plays Every Minute for Gonzaga
Gonzaga claims Howard Hurd, right end, has played every minute in all nine games this season. Hurd stands six feet tall and weighs 187 pounds, proving durability as the team’s key iron man.
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Spokane
Wash
Der
Oregon State
Gonzaganiversity
Howard Hurd
Boxer seeks city job in Oklahoma City
Babe Hunt, a 6 foot 4 inch prize fighter nicknamed Big Gusher, asked city official Orval Mosier for city work but no position was available. He has not fought for months after injuring his thumb in a hunting accident.
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City
Oklahoma City
Okla
Babe
Big Gusher
Perfect 300 by state bowling champ at local match
Arthur Wintersteller, state singles bowling champion, rolled a perfect 300 game in last night’s match. It marked the first ever perfect score in the venue.
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Arthur Wintersteller
Tennis Champions During 1933
New York report lists major 1933 tennis tourney winners by event and country. U S Men’s Singles Fred Perry Britain dominates, with George Lott Lester Stoefen winning doubles. Jack Crawford wins All England and French Hard Court. Helen Jacobs leads U S Women’s Singles, Betty Nuthall Freda James win women’s doubles. Frank Shields earns several invitational titles. Sidney Wood and Keith Gledhill top regional championships. Parker and Tidball noted in intercollegiate events.
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Crawford
Vines
Bill Tilden
Pasadena
Wimbledon
Britain
Forest Hills
Tilden
Cochet
Frank Shields
New York
Frank
Seabright
Newport
Frankie Parker
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
America
Helen Will Moody
Suzanne Lenglen
Moody
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Freda James
Jack Tidball
Milwaukee
U. P
U.S
Fred Perry
U. S
Elyria Riflemen Top Rocky River In Home Opener
The Elyria Rifle club defeated Rocky River 935 to 917 to open its home season. It was the Riflemen's second consecutive win after last week beating Rocky River on its own range 929 to 906. Johnson led Elyria with 194 of 200 while Amos topped Rocky River with 188.
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Elyria Rifle Club
Rocky River
Johnson
Elyria
Amos
Mixed results in international track meet highlights
Report notes several bouts across cities including Newark and Pittsburgh with athletes such as Frank Brunowier Selind Jorge Manish and Floyd Marshal. results show wins by default in Boston and draws involving Great Vaktouroff and Robby Alabama. Other entries list Swedish and Italian competitors and a St Louis score recap with Glendate teas and Jim McMillen among participants.
President's probe cuts deep into bearing arteries
The report notes a deep probe by the President impacting bear arteries and life.
Westrope Aims To Become First American 200-Win Jockey Since 1908
Montana boy Jack Westrope, 16, rides Hime Chehalis at Epsom Downs to reach 299 wins in a year. The Chicago based rider, weighing 92 pounds, is on the brink of a historic 200-win season, the first by an American since Vl Powers and Walter Miller in the early 1900s.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
Jack Westrope
Westrope
Hime Chehalis
Epsom Downs
Houston
Tex
Vl Powers
Walter Miller
Chicago
Powers
G. Garner
Ivan Parke
L. Hardy
Johnny Gilbert
Oriental Park
Havana
Westrop
Sonny Workman
Livio Coucci
Hank Mills
Johnny Mills
A. Robertson
Baker
Washington Park
Hawthorne
S. R. Westrope
Far West
Agua Caliente
Ridgeville High Narrowly Edges Grafton 25-24
Ridgeville High boys rally from behind to beat Grafton 25-24 in a Lorain county class B league game played last evening in Ridgeville. Spicer led Ridgeville with ten points while Knight of Grafton scored twelve to lead scorers.
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Ridgeville, O
Ridgeville High
Grafton
Lorain
Miller Wins From Levine in 19 Round Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati defeated Sammy Levine of Chicago in a 19 round non title fight in Chicago. Miller opened with a strong attack, knocked Levine down twice in the first round, and again in the third. He built a clear lead and spent the late rounds displaying fancy boxing.
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Chicago
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Sammy Levine
Miller
Levine
Vermilion Anchor Inns Beat Guenin Pretzels In Main Prelim
Vermilion Anchor Inns defeated the Guerin Pretzels 30 to 25 in the main prelim of a three game carnival that raised about 75 dollars for Elyria Community Chest. Dave Robertson scored 11 points and Bill Cox added 13 to lead the winners. Johnny Yucka led the Pretzels with six. Dorothy Sandrock scored 12 to pace the Guenin Pretzel girls past the Merchants 27 to 19.
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Vermilion Anchor Inns
Guenin Pretzel
Robertson
Kohn
Hostettler
Ernie Braden
Norwalk Heller News
Elyria Community Chest
Innes
Dave Robertson
Big Kohn
Keller News Five
Dave
Keller
Wellers
Corts
Gasmen
Keller News
Bill Cox
Elyrians
Stan Machock
Hank Schumm
Guerin
Anchor Inns
Johnny Yucka
Guerins
Johnny
Inns
Big Bob Hostettler
Yucka
Guenin
Merchants Girls
Dorothy Sandrock
Harriet Seeley
Marigold” Freeman
Merchants
Ralph Bauer
Dave Eaton
Elyria High
Pete Banick
Walt Maslyk
Tilt
City League Bowling Two Matches Tonight
The Little Brown Jugs take on Jackson Wall Paper and the Eagles meet Welsh Funeral Home in City League bowling at the Knights of Columbus hall this evening.
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Little Brown Jugs
Jackson
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Lions Drill At St Louis Before Dallas Trip
Columbia's Rose Bowl squad stopped in St Louis for a five hour drill at Walsh Memorial Stadium under coach Lou Little. The main concern was college ineligibility issues for captain elect Joe Ferrara the 193 pound tackle who might still play against Stanford on New Years if cleared in time.
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Thornhill
Stanford
Crisler
Princeton
Pacific Coast
Glenn S
Pop” Warner
Bill Terry
N. ¥. Giants
Guar Davidson
Army
Ossie Solem
Iowa
Elmer Layden
Duquesne
Dukes
Hunk" Anderson
Notre Dame
Layden
Pittsburgh
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Lou Little
Columbia
Wallace Wade
Duke University
Frank Callison
Oregon U
Jack Scarry
Lenore
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Joe McKenney
Boston College
Thornhil
Davidson
Salem
ET. Louis
UA -Columbia
Dallas
Tex
Walsh Memorial Stadium
Little
Joe Ferrara
Freddie's Place Quintet Opens Season Tonight
Freddie's Place, a newly organized Class A basketball team, opens its season tonight against Henrietta Grange on the Henrietta floor. Coach Bierek requests L. Barkacs J. Storm and F. Maddock report at the store by 6 30 tonight.
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Freddie
Henrietta Grange
Henrietta
Bierek
L. Barkacs
J. Storm
F. Maddock
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Temae Eyss
Floyd Marshal
Pieenayville Brown
Chesohte
Gieat Vaktouroff
Russia
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Robby Alabama
George Mastian
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Chicako
O.e Op. Xem
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Jack Gas
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van Mannagomi
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Steve Zrosky
Bear Scotty Dawkins
Ray Astute
Jer Lewi
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Clift Olson
Oereeh Dette
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O’brien
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Sandroc
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Meinke
Abbeys
Pats
Glover
Freeman
Dyer
Bat Ieh
Urapare Masly H. Oes
City League
Lions
Freddie’s Place
East Ave
Post Office
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