Amherst High Quintet Hands Elyria Cagers Third Straight Loss
Amherst High defeated Elyria 25 16 on their home court as Leo Stiwald and Ed Lach each scored ten to tie for game honors. Elyria’s Paul Fritz led the visitors with seven points as Sandstoners built a 15 5 halftime lead and held on for the win.
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Amherst High
Elyria Cagers
Elyria High
Sandusky
Amherst Regarves
Amherst
Sandstoners
Elyria
Crimson
Ambherst
Leo Stiwald
Ed Lach
Stiwald
Lach
Paul Fritz
Elvria
Comets
Crimson Cagers
Elsrna High
Gene Myers
Henrietta Grange and Amherst Teams Win Bigon Weekend Courtd Events
Henrietta Grange defeated Freddie's Place of Elyria 30-18 as Bob Hostettier led the winners with twelve points. Amherst High School's Red Raiders beat Elyria 35-24 with Johnny Brown's second quarter burst sparking the surge. Elyria struggled with poor passing as Amherst pulled away to a comfortable lead.
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Henrietta
Henrietta Grange
Freddie
Elyria
Bob Hostettier
Amherst High School
Amherst
Red Raiders
Roy Haas
Redman
Johnny Brown
Comets
Brown
Green
Gold
Michael
Lucas
Haas
Scott
Ehrman
Emeee
Rene
Sun
Serene Nene
Machoch
Moser
Forbes
Novak
McClellar
Eyan
Tilden predicts Von Cramm as Perry successor
In New York on December 24, Bill Tilden declares Baron Gottfried Von Cramm of Germany the likely next World Tennis Champion after Fred Perry.
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England
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Big Bill
Perry
Tilden
New York
U2a
Bill Tilden
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Fred Perry
I. T. S. Bowling Team Triumphs Over Mansfield Outfit
Elyria I. T. S. Level Wear Rubber Heel pin team rebounded from two losses to Crider Motors of Mansfield to sweep the double header, finishing with four wins in six games in a Northern Ohio Traveling League event at Knights of Columbus alleys. Elyria totaled 2,825 in the second match for its high trio, while Johnny Worthington had a 594 series for individual high honors.
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Crider Motors
Mansfield
Elyria I. T. S
Northern Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Leys
Elyria
Hig
Johnny Worthington
Seward Tops Elyria 1934 City Netting Rankings
Eddie Seward leads the 1934 Elyria City-Wide Singles rankings with Jim Sharkey second and Dave Horan third as the local club announces season based standings in both singles and doubles. doubles see Sharkery-Horan top, Hoover-Howenstine second, Seward-Brissel third. Women rankings not issued due to lack of participation.
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Chuck Hupp
Elyria Tennis Club
NL. T. A
Eddie Seward
Dave Horan
Jim Sharkey
Eddie
Jay Howenstine
Seward
Bob Altfeld
Frank Hoover
Rav
Leo Brissel
Pierre Smith
Dick Horan
Byron Morris
Jim Sharkery
Leo Bris
Perry loses to Boussus in triangular tournament
In Sydney Australia on December 24 Christian Boussus of France defeated Fred Perry of Great Britain in four sets 4 6 2 3 6 3 as part of the French British Australian triangular event.
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Fred Perry
Sydney
Australia
Christian Boussus
France
Great Britain
Boston Red Sox owner Yawkey closes shop after heavy spending
The piece recounts Tom Yawkey spending about 900000 dollars on ball players and near 200000 more for Cronin and Melillo, as Rogers Hornsby’s move unsettles Boston. It notes the team has not won a championship, while also touching on local bowling, shuffleboard, and golf trivia from 1931 and 1924 football insights.
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Tom YawkKey
Bostonian
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Red Sox
Hornsby
Santa Claus
Clark Grif
Boston
Ed Dudley
Christmas Cheer From The Session
The writer extends holiday greetings and forgiveness to readers and critics alike. He offers playful Christmas “presents” for sports figures and teams, including Roy Clymer, the Cleveland Indians, Babe Ruth, the New York Giants, the Brooklyn Dodgers, Stanford, Bobby Grayson, Max Baer, and Primo Camera, wishing a joyful Christmas and a bright New Year.
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Cowboys
Roy Clymer
Cleveland Indians
Babe Ruth
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Maxie Baer
Primo
Groucho
Alabama Reserve Tackle Stricken With Appendicitis
The University of Alabama Crimson Tide departed for Pasadena to face Stanford in the Rose Bowl prep. Reserve tackle Bill Young was stricken with appendicitis at Del Rio Texas and underwent surgery with no time to spare. Star tackle Big Jim Whalley is convalescing but expected to play in the Rose Bowl.
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Pasadena
Cal
University of Alabama
Stanford
Crimson Tide Warriors
Bill Young
del Rio
Texas
Young
Sam Ledbetter
Birmingham
Big Jim Whalley
Mittens 40 Years Old Independence Mystery
Reese Alexander, in Independence, Missouri, displays a pair of mittens said to be 40 years old. The item's origin and significance remain unclear, with neighbors noting its vintage look and possible handmade craft.
Avon Lake Quintet Wallops Grafton 28 to 7
Avon Lake's enterprising five overwhelmed Grafton for a 28 to 7 Lorain county class B league win. Manning led the winners with ten points. In the earlier game Avon Lake junior high crushed Brookside Juniors 41 to 4.
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Avon Lake
Wallops Grafton
Grafton
Lorain County
Manning
Avon Lake Junior High
Brookside
Boxing Faces Gloomy Outlook In 1935 Poll
New York editors survey boxing's 1934 state and predict a bleaker 1935. They fault chiseling, racketeering, politics, and apathy, with only 39 of 302 voting for an upturn. Most see little chance for a major spectacle, citing Baer as the hoped fighter in polls but doubt any strong match.
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Phennglins
United Press
Baer-Hamas
Baer-Schmeling
Baer-Carnera
Mittens Knit Remnant Tells of Loyal Gift
A short note describes a pair of mittens aged forty, knitted for an unnamed man by his aunt Mrs. Sue Kerley who died twenty years ago. The sole hole appeared when Reaeis shipped them to a friend loading rock, preserving the gift’s memory.
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Mittens
Sue Kerley
Reaeis
MIT Sees 33 Foreign Countries in Student Body
In Cambridge Massachusetts MIT reports students from thirty three foreign countries this year making nearly six percent of the total come from outside the United States.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tech
United States
Weaver Returns To Grapple Store At Rialto On Friday
Buck Weaver a Terre Haute grappler returns to the Rialto theatre Friday for a second local appearance. He is signed to meet Johnny Stote of Schenectady New York in a best two out of three falls match with a two hour time limit. Supporting bouts include Wild Red Barry of Portland Oregon and George Craft of Oklahoma City. A ten minute local talent match opens at 7 30.
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Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Ind
Martonio Angelo
Weaver
Dan Morris
Johnny Stote
Schnectady
N.Y
Stote
Weaver-Stote
Morris
Wild Red Barry
Portland
Oregon
George Craft
Oklahoma City
Barry
Craig
Stanford Team Splits for Christmas as Rose Bowl Prep Looms
Stanford University football players split after a brief practice with one group heading to Southern California to spend Christmas at home and the rest set to depart midweek to reunite in Los Angeles for final Rose Bowl drills against Alabama’s Red Tide.
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Stanford University
Cal
Southern California
Los Angeles
Alabama
Red Tide
Cardinal
Petillo Captures 200-Mile National Auto Race
Kelly Petillo of Los Angeles won the 200 mile national championship road race, averaging 77.99 mph to lap 26 rivals and take $5,500. Wilbur Shaw finished second, with Floyd Roberts third and George McKenzie fourth in the field.
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Los Angeles
Kelly Petillo
Petillo
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Shaw
Bill Cummings
Cummings
Floyd Roberts
Ralph Hepburn
George McKenzie
Chet Gardner
al Gordon
Shorty Cantlon
Frank Brisko
al Miller
Thornhill Emphasizes Passing in Tough Practice Drill
Coach Tiny Thornhill again focused on developing passing plays to diversify an attack that had relied on straight ahead power. Bob Gray Jr, Bob Hamilton, and Frank Alustiza threw passes while Jack Crown returned from illness to rejoin the squad, with Stan Anderson still out of uniform as a fullback replacement.
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Tiny Thornhill
Bob Grayson
Bob Hamilton
Frank Alustiza
Jack Crown
Stan Anderson
Oxycen Enters Across Nearly Half the Globe
A report notes the chemical Oxycen spreading to about half of Earth's crust, indicating extensive geological reach. The finding highlights potential widespread applications and environmental considerations for this substance.
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