Elyria Sandusky Clash Promises Hot Local Court Duel
The Elyria and Sandusky basketball showdown tonight shapes as a tight contest with Elyria aiming to extend a three game win streak and Sandusky seeking revenge for last year's 21 11 defeat. A marquee matchup features Elyria center Bill Cowen and Sandusky forward Irving Barnett and could decide the outcome.
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Elyria Sandusky
Crimson Basketeers
Elyria
Bill Cowen
Sandusky
Irving Barnett
Randall To Have Running Race Meet
North Randall plans a 33 day running race meet next summer totaling 76 days with Thistledown. Col Matt Winn aims to provide 20000 seat bleachers for the 61st Kentucky Derby in May to give the working man access. Tex Carleton, once a notable pitcher, has left the major leagues with the Cubs releasing him to Milwaukee.
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North Randall
Thistledown
Matt Winn
Tex Carleton
Cubs
Milwaukee
American Association
Referee Arrest Shocks Boxing Bout in Rome
In a Rome boxing match, a boxer assaulted the referee and a third man joined in, leading to the official’s arrest as a recent government rule grants sports officials police power. The altercation followed a disputed decision as the boxer exited the ring.
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Rasslers
Rome
Haly
Hls
Wellington Clinches Three Straight in Northern League
Wellington High cagers under coach Leo Grimes extended a three game win streak after a rough start, taking first place in the Lorain County League Class B. Contenders Vermilion New London and Sledina dropped games as Eaton looms with remaining fixtures Belden Columbia Penfield Brownhelm Brookside and Henrietta. A look back recalls Brookside’s glory days with Goodsite Biltz and the Boyd brothers around 1930.
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Wellington High
Oberlin
Seere
Little Penfield
Grimes
Dukes
Vermilion
New London
Sledina
Lorain
Eaton
Backa
Belden
Columbia
Penfield
Brownhelm
Brookside
Henrietta
Eaton-Columbia
Goodsite
Biltz
Boyd Boys
Sheffield
Shars Rene Mhere
Nova Aims to Box Louis Not Fight but waits in Los Angeles
United Press reports Lou Nova arrived in Los Angeles ready to box Henry Louis but not fight Joe Louis. Nova says his plan is to use speed to stay off the puncher and notes he would rather fight other heavyweights like Baer, while declining to travel to New York for Louis' title defense. Nova praises Tommy Farr and criticizes Gene Tunney as a judge of young heavies.
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Shakespeare
Lou Nava
Los Angeles
Tommy Farr
New York
Joe Lous
Louis
Nova
Joe
John Henry Lewis
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Farr
Lou
Woo Tast
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Eddie Joseph
Joseph
Baer
United Press
Machine Foundry Leads Fox Loop By Five Games
The Machine Foundry team leads the Fox Furnace Company Bowling League by five games after a loss by Maintenance and wins by Floor Foundry and Steel Shell Room. Siffert of Gas Room rolled 634 for a new league high series, with Fox Furnace each slipping only slightly.
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Machine Foundry
Fox Loop
Floor Foundry
Steel Shell Room
Fox Furnace Company
Siffert
Gas Room
Sweeney
Lyons Beeen
W. Korugunen
Amie Fae
Tetany
Sluts
Slesser
Kinlinsk
Elliott
van Blakeley
G. Eslinger
la Anne
Whitney Peas
Tuyer
Sherman
Fish and Game Officials Meet in Lorain County
A Lorain County Fish and Game Association meeting, led by President W. K. Johnson, set forth plans for the coming year. 300 Kansas rabbits were ordered for January delivery. The 1938 membership reached 1,562, including regular, life, and former members, with multiple committees appointed for Bird Rabbit Coon Trapshoot Grounds Leasing Entertainment Membership Publicity.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association O
W. K. Johnson
Julius Sheldon
Coon
William Broski
Mile McClintock
Theodore Walker
Louis Rosa
Herbert Hahn
Tom Cooley
George Rosenkranz
Arthur White
Ed Wernert
Ed Walker
Lester Bellis
Harwood Lersch
Ross Churchward
Floyd Irish
Jim Tittle, Jr
Richard Twigg
James Simpson
Wells Mole
Byron McCoy
Harry Krugman
George M. Day
Cage Results College Scores Snapshot
A scattered tally lists numerous college basketball results including Oberlin 64 over Kent State 35 and Mt. Union 27, Ohio Southwestern 48, St. Josephs Lhila 44, Cincinnati 4 Louisville 41, Desales and Heidelberg 1, plus separate notes for Prospect Park CLALAT Long Island 77 McGill 89 Kentucky 67, Washington & Lee 7, Marquette 40, Chicago 32, Ball State 7, St Josephs Ind 66, Nebraska 7, Illinois 49, Conn State 23, Arkansas 36, Oklahoma 30, Missouri 27, Brigham Young 40, Montana State 46, Sam Houston 56, Rice Institute 43, Texas A M 35, St Mary's 27, Montana 58, Montana Normal 20, Ohio Scholastic Toledo Scott 20, Bellevue 16, Dover 35, Apnesville 21, Tiffin Calvert 26, Fostoria St Wendelin's Ashland 30, Wooster 25, North Toledo 32, Orange 27, Xenia 23, Findlay 12, Lorain 30, Clearview 26, Akron East 32, Wadsworth 20, Canton McKinley 38, Mansfield 31, Galion 43, Crestline 39, Marion Harding 34, Columbus North 31, Columbus & J Charlie 25.
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Oberlin
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Mt. Union
Ohio SW
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Lhila
Cincinnati
Louisville
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Colum
Mack 76 Today as Athievics Manager Turns 76
Philadelphia December 22 Nie Mack is 76 today though celebration moves to tomorrow. The Athievics manager shows he can still handle a bat and wear a baseball cap with style.
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Acme
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athievics
Y M C A House Basketball League Opens With Wide Scores
The Y M C A league opened last night on the Y floor with Hi-Speed Gas 35 over Elyria Wuakies 13 and Erb Radio 30 over Finegan Bakery 15. Y M C A 30 defeated Bell Clothiers 18 and Sears Roebuck 3 over Elyria Hardware 10 while Day's Hardware 21 beat Hotel Gray Stone 22. Roe of Sears Roebuck led scorers with 20 points in the win.
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Hi-Speed Gas
Elyria Wuakies
Erb Radio
Finegan Bakery
Bell Clothiers
Sears Roebuck
Elyria Hardware
Hotel Gray- Stone
Day's Hardware
Roe
Sears Hoebuck
Iti
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Dickson
Ig Core
Onan
Horan
Hardyware
Davies
Wren
Hirh Radio
Ilind
Smith
Ward
Belin
Bestebery
M. Cc
Scott
Blyrin Dairies
Loevier
Lorain Narrowly Edges Clearview In Local Victory
Lorain High fought off a late surge from Clearview High to win 30 26 at Lorain. The Clippers led 27 18 entering the final quarter before Clearview rallied, while the Lorain reserves defeated Clearview reserves 37 26.
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Lorain High
Clearview High
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Clearview
City Class A Bowling League Matches Tonight
Six matches are on schedule in the City Class A Bowling League tonight at the Elyria Recreation. Early shift features Diedrick Cigars, Moulton Candis, Haserodt Jewelers, General Industries versus Bittner Funeral Home, Electro Alloys versus Bauer Dory. Late shift lists Elyria Hardware versus Tarry Tavern, Elyria Recreation versus Fox Furnace.
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Elyria Recreation
Diedrick Cigars Ve Lo T.os
Moulton Candis Haserodt Jewelers
General Industries
Bittner Funeral Home
Electro Alloys
Bauer Dory
Elyria Hardware
Tarry Tavern
Fox Furnace
Blues Visit Birmingham for Fourth Straight Win Bid
The Elyria Blues travel to Birmingham to face the Merchants on the Birmingham High floor at 7:15 p.m. Players are asked to meet at the Big Casino at 5:30 p.m.
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Elyria Blues
Birmingham
Birmingham Merchants
Blues
Untitled Sports Score Snippet
A fragmented score fragment lists Waly Paptily 22 and Chillheetite 27.0 Pramten 20 with Nashpoart at 62 and Meigs 31, suggesting a brief scoreboard record with unnamed teams or players.
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Bus Waly Paptily
Chillheetite
Pramten
Nashpoart
Meigs
East Stars Arrive in San Francisco for Shrine Game
East stars under Andy Kerr Colgate and Bernie Bierman Minnesota arrived in San Francisco to prepare for the Shrine East West game on January 2 at Kezar Stadium. Both sides attend Shrine luncheon and visit Shriners Hospital for crippled children to benefit from receipts. Western squad coached by Babe Hollingbery Washington State and Biff Jones Nebraska will practice at Stanford while Eastern team rests in Berkeley and trains at California.
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San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Kezar Stadium
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Berkeley
University of California
Case Quintet Downs Oberlin On Home Floor
Case Rough Riders defeated Oberlin College 52 to 34 on the local floor as part of their road trip. Herman Weiss Arnold Haynam and George McCord scored 35 Case points while Bob Kretchmar led Oberlin with 10 markers.
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Case Rough Riders
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Herman Weiss
Arnold Haynam
George McCord
Bob Kretchmar
Yeomen
Bob Becker
Kent
Cane
Mooey
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Vay
Parsons
Standings Unchanged In City Class C Bowling League
Leaders remain unchanged as Old ALM Service and Big Casino sweep their matches at Elyria Recreation. Old Mill wins three straight over Silver Fox, while Big Casino takes three from Elyria Dairies. Roemee Pump topples Lodi Tavern by ten, and Brown Sohidens beat Wy krent's Grille by two.
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Old Alm Service
Big Casino
Elyria Recreation
Old Mill
Silver Fox
Elyria Dairies
Roemee Pump
Lodi Tavern
Brown Sohidens
Wykrent
Grille
Bowl Grid Opponents Of January 2
Knoxville Tenn December 22 An epidemic of colds may send unbeaten and untied Tennessee champions of the Southeastern Conference into the Orange Bowl game at Miami against Oklahoma in below par physical condition Eight of the squad of 41 were stricken yesterday and four were so ill they were put to bed in University hospital They were tackles Abe Shires Hodges West center James Rike and end James Coleman afternoon and the varsity looked strong in breaking them up Trojan officials discounted reports that the players planned to grow beards to throw a fright into the Lacy Panty boys from Duke (two Duke players received panties in the mails after a Los Angeles sports writer had compared them with college girls One official said with a grim Our players are all too young to grow beards
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Miami
Oklahoma
University Hospital
Abe Shires
Hodges West
James Rike
James Coleman
Trojan
Duke
Los Angeles
Wallace Glenwright
Charles Bryant
Geno Balconi
Irving Barnett
Ben Fleming
Ernie Thomas
Oglesby
Spiegel
Barnett
Elyria
Dick Selman
Bob Yanke
Wilbur Cowen
Joe Herold
Larry Coleman
Bauer
Crimson Cagers
Sandusky
Bauermen
Cleveland Heights
Crimson
Joe Scott
Sooners Drill Pass Defense Ahead of Orange Bowl
At Norman Oklahoma the unbeaten Sooners prepared for Tennessee by focusing on pass defense for the third straight day. The Big Six champions worked on aerials as the Freshman team demonstrated passing.
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Norman
Okla
U.D
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Sooners
TCU Aims to Sharpen Defense for Sugar Bowl Clash
At Fort Worth Texas on December 22 coach Leo Meyer says Texas Christian is regaining sharpness and timing. He adds the Horned Frogs will begin next week a defense to stop Carnegie Tech, focusing on their inside and outside tackle drives in the Sugar Bowl preview.
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Tex
Texas Christian
Carnegie Tech
New Orleans
Leo
Dutch) Meyer
Meyer
Horned Frogs
Tech
Trojans Halt Duke Plays After Watching Film
In Los Angeles December 22 two USC developments brought joy. The Trojans, after two weeks of practice, stopped Duke offensive plays when run by USC shock troops. Coach Howard Jones unveiled Duke sets and his teams shut them down, likely from slow motion game films.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Duke University
Howard Jones
Duke
Jones
Duke Special Enroute To Pasadena Hopes For Rose Bowl Workout
Duke's Blue Devils bound for their first Rose Bowl game prepared with a workout en route in Lubbock Texas with a possible move east. A limbering session planned for Pine Bluff Arkansas shifted to Stuttgart Arkansas due to the train running behind schedule.
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Pasadena
Duke
Blue Devils
Lubbock
Tex
Pine Bluff
Ark
Stuttgart
Kern to decide if Jack Lee can play in Sugar Bowl
Carnegie Tech coach Bill Kern evaluates Jack Lee’s shoulder and leg injuries from the Pittsburgh game to determine readiness for the Sugar Bowl against Texas Christian after light workouts. A final assessment and a stiff session are planned to decide if Lee can participate.
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Miss
Tim
Bill Kern
Carnegie Tech
Jack Lee
Texas Christian
Lee
Pittsburgh
Kern
Unbeaten Blue Streaks and Crimson Quintets Clash Tonight
Unbeaten Elyria hosts Sandusky Blue Streaks in an independent basketball contest on Sixth Street. The 8:15 pm varsity game follows a 7:00 pm preliminary between Elyria and Sandusky reserves. Elyria hopes to stay undefeated as Sandusky, also unbeaten, seeks its first setback.
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Ralph Bauer
Elvria
Sandusky Blue
Elvvia High
Elyria
Sandusky
Coca Colas Beat Bell Clothiers In Lutheran League Matches
The Coca Colas topped the Bell Clothiers in two games at St Johns School alleys last evening in St Johns Lutheran Bowling League action. High score was Bud Hornung of the Coca Colas with 548 pins.
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Coca-Colas
Bell Clothiers
St. John’s Lutheran
St. John’s
Bud Hornung
Ohio U Marshall Sever Relations in 1939 Football Plans
Cam Henderson Marshall College athletic director and Don Peden of Ohio University announced the breakup of the Buckeye Athletic Conference aligned 1939 football schedule. Both clubs indicated the Marshall Ohio Wesleyan game would be dropped and the season would omit the Buckeye matchups previously listed with Western Reserve Xavier Butler Morris Harvey Dayton Ohio Wesleyan and Miami.
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Columbus
Buckeye Athletic
Cam Henderson
Marshall College
Don Peden
Ohio U
Buckeye
Henderson
New York
Marshall
Hamburgs Ales Tied For First In Local Bowling League
The Hamburgs and Ales shared the top spot in Smitty's Bowling League after matches at the K of Calleys. High team scores were 2,481 and 879. J. Banville Jr of the Ales posted 600 for high total and 236 for high single game. Alex from Chronicle Telegram want-ad for results.
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Ales
Smitty
K. of Calleys
J. Banville, Jr
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