Elyria Loses In Overtime To Sandusky Quintet 28 25
Buck Weaver, Terre Haute mat star, wins two falls by flying dropkick against Martonio Angelo at the Rialto Theatre, setting a local pin record. Angelo takes the second fall, then Weaver returns to force a submission in the third as fans cheer. Semi final draw features Ernie Piluso and Teddy Waters. Red Schnaar pins Red Svinski in 3 10.
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Joe Savoldi
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Indiana
Martonio Angelo
Rialto Theatre
Buffalo
N. Y
Weaver
Angelo
Martonio
Buck
Johnny LeComte
Dan Morris
Ernie Paluso
Portland
Ore
Teddy Waters
Mexico City
Piluso
Waters
Red Schnaar
Red Sivinski
Four Shoot Under Par To Tie For Golf Tourney Lead
In Pasadena the Pasadena Open second round saw four players card 69 to share the lead Emory Zimmerman Johnny Revolta Dave Martin and Ralph Guldahl all fired 69 Paris 71 Vic Ghezzi led amateurs with 70 others in the field posted 72s and 73s including Horton Smith Walter Hagen and Wiffy Cox amid strong scoring for the event
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Pasadena
Cal
Emory Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Dave Martin
Los Angeles
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Paris
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Charles Guest
Jimmy Hines
New York
Neil White
Henry Batista
Horton Smith
Springfield
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Clarence Yockey
Kansas City
Ben Coltrin
San Francisco
Orville White
Fred Morrison
George von Elm
Wiffy Cox
Brooklyn
Huey Long’s grip on LSU football poised for perfection
Henry McLemore sketches Huey Long as an idealist who demands perfection in LSU football. He notes coach Biff Jones’ resignation after poor conference showings and hints at replacing with Westinghouse’s Joe Robot to implement Long’s instructions, with another robot to follow.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Huey Long
Biff Jones
Kingfish
Jones
Huey
Michael Angelo
Mike
Joe Robot
Westinghouse Electric Institution
Louisiana
Joe
Morrison Confers With Northwestern Officials Today
Ray Morrison SMU head coach planned talks with Northwestern Athletic director Kenneth Tug Wilson about succeeding Dick Hanley who resigned. Wilson avoided questions and Morrison arrived overnight as a leading candidate.
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Chicago
U.P
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist University
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
Northwestern University
Dick Hanley
Morrison
Wilson
Hanley
Amherst High wallops Oberlin for fifth win
Amherst High, paced by Redman with fourteen points, defeated Oberlin 33 to 22 at Amherst High Court to run their record to five wins in six starts. Oberlin’s Champion led all scorers with fifteen points. In the preliminary, Amherst Reserves beat Oberlin Reserves 15 to 14.
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Amherst
Hi Wallops Oberlin
Oberlin. O
Bob Hubbard
Amherst High Cagers
Oberlin
Amherst High
Redman
The Session by George Moise on high school sports etiquette
The writer condemns fan booing at high school games and mocks the lack of manners. He notes Rialto wrestling excitement, praising promoters and quick action, while lamenting slow holds and the frenetic pace of modern wrestling.
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Rialto
Dan Morris
Christmas Eve Eve Underscores Quiet Holiday Hush
A brief note captures a quiet pre Christmas Eve mood as time shortens and spaces fill with anticipation. The shared sentiment reflects seasonal calm before celebrations, inviting reflection and small, personal rituals.
Bill Tilden Names Leading Amateurs for Davis Cup
New York December 22 U R Bill Tilden nominates Sidney Wood Frank Parker Gene Mako and Donald Budge as the best of the amateur tennis crop for the 1935 Davis Cup team. Tilden though a professional says the United States must start building now for future Davis Cup competition to field a capable team.
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New York
U.R
Bill Tilden
Sidney Wood
Frank Parker
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
Tilden
United States
Boxing notes and 1934 Golden Gloves recap lead with Pfeiffer clash
Lorain A A U commissioner Pfeiffer draws mixed praise from sports writers over critique of local boxing figures. The piece reviews 1934 boxing year highlights including Baer versus Camera gate, title changes, notable feats, and Madison Square Garden attendance decline.
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Pfeiffer
Elyria Boxing Commission
Gussie Smallwood
Cleveland
Paul Pirrone
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Barney Ross
MacLarnin
Ross
Freddy Miller
Ned Tarleton
Teddy Yarosz
Vince Dundee
Bob Olin
Maxie Rosenblum
Second Half City Bowling Loop Opens January 2
The second half City Bowling League begins January 2 at the Knights of Columbus alleys. Ed Wilcox announces first round schedule with a later repeat of matches including Inter-City Coats, Jackson Wall Paper, Elyria Hardware, Maumee Dairy, Welsh Funeral Home, Colson Company, and I. T. Rubber across January 3 to February 14.
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Knights of Columbus
Ed Wilcox
Januar
Inter-City Coats
Jackson Wall Paper
Welsh Funeral Home
Colson Company
Little Brown Jugs
Maumee Dairy
I. T. & Rubber
Eiyma Hardware
Colson Co
Inter-carry Coats
I. T. S. Rubber Co
Elyria Hardware
Little Brown Juss
Elyria
Inter- City Coats
I. T & Rubber
Tr. T
Inter-City Coals
College basketball scores roundup from United Press results
A long list of 1960s era college basketball game results shows Kentucky Wesleyan, Mount Union, Miami, Oh Wesleyan, Western Reserve, New York U, Columbia, Depaul, Southeastern Missouri Teachers, and many others posting scores. Notable outcomes include Ohio Wesleyan 47 Western Reserve 3 and Cincinnati St. Xavier, with overtime games and regional matchups across Ohio and nearby states.
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United Press
Collexse
Nebnati
Kentucky Wesleyan
Mount Union
Miami
Ohin Wesleyan
Western Reserve
New York
Columbia
Depaul
Southeastern Missouri
Thineis
Washington
Tous
Touts
Missouri
Ohin Schomatico
GreenSeid McClain
Waterioo
Akron Central
Younsstorin Raven
Barbertor
Lorain
Springfield
Lima South
Columbus Central
Lancaster Mo
New London Quint Opens Loop Season With 16-12 Victory
New London High's Wildcats beat Wellington 16-12 in the Northern Ohio League opener as Hignett led Wellington with six points and Franklin Dunlap topped New London with five. New London reserves won 18-17 in overtime over Wellington reserves.
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New London
New London High
Wildcats
Wellington
Savannah
Hignett
Franklin Dunlap
Repeal Beneficial To Sports According To United Press Poll
New York December 22 United Press survey of 302 sports editors finds 129 say repeal aided sports 116 see no effect 22 call detrimental 35 undecided. After repeal 1 648 000 000 gallons liquor consumed cost 2 530 000 000 dollars with more drinking at sporting events per 228 editors and less at 16.
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New York
United Press
Young Peoples Society Wins Bowling Match
The Young Peoples Society captured two of three games from Held Transfers in a St. John's Lutheran League match last night. The Society dropped the final game by a margin of three pins.
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Young Peoples Society
Society
Elyria High Adopts RED RAIDERS as Team Name
Elyria High School officially selected RED RAIDERS as the new team nickname after a close vote among candidates Red Devils and Pioneers. Calvin Kirk and Walter Madhock proposed the winning name, replacing Red Devils to avoid clash with Campbell Memorial High.
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Red Raiders
Elyria High
Monicker
Mike
Red Devil
Elyria High School
Red Devils
Pioneers
Little Monicker
The
Calvin
Kansas
Kirk
Walter
Babe” Madhock
Campbell Memorial High
Elyria
Red Raiders Set to Face Amherst After Narrow OT Loss
Elyria High Red Raiders, after a 28-25 overtime defeat to Sandusky, travel to Amherst to challenge the Comets. Amherst beat Oberlin 38-22 as Redman led with 14 points. lineup includes Madhock Coen forwards Scott center and Meyer Boreski guards. Preceding game: Elyria Lightweights vs Amherst Reserves.
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Frank Walendaving
Sandusky
Elyria High
Red Raiders
Amherst
Amherst Comets
Green and Gold
Oberlin
Roy Clymer
Madhock
Coen
Scott
Meyer
Boreski
Monty Haas
Jim Ehrman
Ed Redman
R. Haas
Brown
Comets
Redman
Margard
Glenn Margard
Elyria
Jack Beilstein
Babe Madhock
Crimson
Chuck Coen
Raiders
Don Whittaker
Jack Meyer
Krueger
Uris
Margaret
Elyria High Lightweight Team Beats Sandusky Reserves 28 to 16
Elyria High erupted in the second half to defeat the Sandusky Reserves 28 to 16 on the local court. After 9-9 at halftime, Elyria outscored Sandusky 20-7 in the final period with strong team play and 34 total fouls, as Elsha seized the lead late in the third. Elyria faces Amherst Reserves next at seven p.m.
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Elyria High
Sandusky
Elyria
Elsha
Amherst
East Grid Stars Welcome in San Francisco for Shrine Game
City officials and alumni greeted 22 players representing the east as they arrived at the Ferry Building. The group will meet the western squad at a luncheon at the Palace Hotel then tour San Francisco before heading to Berkeley to work with coaches Andy Kerr and Dick Hanley on plays for the charity game. The western team coached by Percy Lacey and Babe Hollingberg will practice at Stanford University.
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San Francisco
Wpp
Ferry
Palace Hotel
Berkeley
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Percy Lacey
Babe Hollingberg
Stanford University
Fight manager George MacDonald dies at 74 in London
George MacDonald, a veteran fight manager and one of the last links to bare knuckle days, died yesterday in London at age 74. He was well known by European and American promoters and managers. In 1933 he toured the United States with British heavyweight Jack Pettifer.
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London
U.P
George MacDonald
United States
Jack Pettifer
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