Alumni Quintets In Annual Battle Tonight
Elyria High Red Raiders meet the Alumni in a Friday night basketball clash seeking to halt a four game losing streak while the grads chase a fourth straight win over the varsity. Coach Clymer repeats the lineup used against Sandusky and Amherst. Alumni captain Gene Myers picks from a large pool as they target Joe Scott and the Raider defense.
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Frank Walend
Elyria High Red Raiders
Raiders
Grads
Crimson
F. A. Eaton
Elyria High
George Dunstan
Roy Clymer
Sandusky
Amherst
Walter
Babe’ Machock
Chuck Coen
Joe Scott
Jack Meyer
Walter ‘Sport’ Sporeski
Gene Myers
Cagers
Bill Jones
Frank Murkowski
Jack Adamson
Pete Banick
Paul Coniam
Fred Lehman
Tom Dean
Jay Howenstine
Clymer
Henrietta High
Myers
Colson Company pins sweep Lorain in City League match
Colson Company pins team swept the Lorain Towel and Supply squad in a brisk City Bowling League contest. High totals went to George Bohn 598 triple and 235 single for Colson while Feldkamp led Lorain with 597. Bill Guyeske added a 251 for Colson.
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Colson Company
Lorain Towel and Supply Company
K. of C
George Bohn
Feldkamp
Lorain
Bill Guyeske
Colson
Bonn
Guyeske
Hamilton
Basinski
V. Krugman
Lorain Tower & Supply Co
Ellery
Schmidt
Alexander
Krugman
Oberlin College Cage Sked Opens Jan 5 With Hiram
Oberlin announces its 1935 basketball schedule led by three lettermen Dick Baetz Bill Cameron and Roy Sperry. Sophomore Craig Borden is eyed for center and guard duties by coach Lysle Butler as the Yeomen face Hiram January 5 at home and plan twelve more tests including Wooster Allegheny Ohio Wesleyan and Mount Union among Ohio opponents.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Yeomen
Hiram
Ohio
Jast
Lysle K. Butler
Dick Baetz
Bill Cameron
Roy Sperry
Craig Borden
Butler
Opposte Sperry
Sammy Barnes
Boren
Barnes
Paul Cooper
Bob Mallory
Alfred Woodward
Deanisu
W Wooster
Wooster
Otterbein
Westerville
Allegheny
National football ethics code discussed by NCAA and coaches
The NCAA and American Football Coaches Association meet to curb recruiting subsidies. A five member committee drafted a national code of ethics for legitimate recruiting while Dr. Howard J. Savage notes $105,000 spent on investigating football evils with little progress since 1929.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Football Coaches Association
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Howard J. Savage
Carnegie Foundation
Z. G. Clevenger
Indiana University
D. A. Penick
Texas University
Herman Diedrichs
Cornell
George L. Rider
Miami
O.) University
C. E. Rilhimer
Gettysburg
Stanford Eleven In Top Physical Trim for Rose Bowl Game
Stanford coach Tiny Thornhill says no cripples on the Cardinals squad as they prep to face Alabama in the Rose Bowl. Grayson, an All America back, returns to practice with rib injuries improving. Mascrip and Topping show vigor in workouts. The team arrived yesterday and began calisthenics ahead of a tougher drill today. Alabama awaits after the sixth-day buildup.
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Stanford
Pasadena
Cat
Cardinals
Alabama
Tiny Thornhill
Thornhill
Grayson
Ketchel Johnson bout nears famed heavyweight edge in 1909
A quarter century ago Stanley Ketchel from Montana nearly toppled Jack Johnson in Colma California on October 16 1909. The fight billed as 15 rounds became a dramatic exchange with Ketchel landing a brutal right hand in the twelfth before Johnson answered with a decisive straight right. Ketchel lay out for ten minutes and the tale endures in Fistiana with rumors of Ketchel’s teeth left embedded in Johnson’s gloves.
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Stanley Ketchel
Butte
Mont
Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Colma
Cal
Johnson
Ris
Runyan Tops All American Golf Team of 1934
Paul Runyan leads the 1934 All American golf team announced by Olin Dutra with No 1, followed by KY Laffoon Harry Cooper Tommy Armour Gene Sarazen Horton Smith and others. The piece notes Dutra and Sarazen’s remarks and changes from the prior year. It also mentions women’s swimming record attempts in late December and a tennis feature on Frederick J Perry.
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Paul Runyan
Arkansas Atom
Olin Dutra
Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Bunyan
Dutra
Ditra
KY Laffoon
Harry Cooper
Tommy Armour
Horton Smith
Witty Cox
Bobby Cruickshank
Jimmy Thompson
Craig Wood
Rett
Lenora Kight
Kathryn Rawls
Miami
Florida
Henry McLemore
United Press
Frederick J. Perry
Calumet Butler
R. D. McMahon
Tiger Joe Randall Loses Split Decision in McKeesport Bout
Tiger Joe Randall, a colored welterweight long based in Elyria, dropped a 12 round split decision to Marty Simmons of Saginaw Michigan in McKeesport Pennsylvania. Spectators largely believed Randall won the bout.
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Tiger Joe Randall
McKeesport
Welterweicht
Elyria
Marty Simmons
Saginaw
Mich
Randall
Nevers Chooses Coast Stars to Face Giants
Ernie Nevers, former famed fullback and Stanford assistant coach, will recruit a Pacific Coast All Stars to play the New York Giants. In San Francisco on January 20 the Knights of Columbus promote the charity game, planning a Coast team of 11 ex National Pro League players and 11 recent college graduates seeking pro debuts.
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San Francisco
Ernie Nevers
Jon
Stanford
New York Giants
Knights of Columbus
Birmingham Firemen Seek Games With Elyria A Teams
The Birmingham Firemen basketball team wants to schedule games with any Class A teams in Elyria area. Interest managers should write M. J. Knott Vermilion Ohio or call 394 Birmingham.
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Birmingham Firemen
Elyria
M. J. Knott
Vermilion
Ohio
Birmingham
Local squad Endures Hardest Practice Scrimmage Yet
The group fought in three teams during a lengthy line scrimmage and finished without any injuries, marking their toughest session to date.
Ohio system cited as model against race horse doping
Ohio's anti doping program for horse racing gains attention as other states plan to study its methods at the National Association of State Racing Commissioners convention in Miami on January 17. Officials note support from federal authorities for the Sativa Test and discuss reciprocity to bar offending owners and trainers.
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Ohio
Columbus
Buckeye
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Miami
Fla
Oon
Bureau of Narcotics Ryeee
Ohio Commission
George E. Riecker
Commission
George W. Gates
James A. Shelvin
Cincinnati
Randall Anderson
Youngstown
Isaac Collins. Lancaster
Florida
War Planning Legislation Seen Futile in Outcome
A cautious view emerges that crafting laws for the course of war may prove ineffective. Analysts suggest that political aims, shifting fronts, and practical constraints dilute legislative influence on military actions.
Elyria Rolls Past Sandusky 5-1 in Roller Hockey Showdown
Elyria's roller hockey team defeated Sandusky 5-1 at Rainbow Gardens last night in a rough, exciting contest. Foglyanov scored twice, with Rourke and DeMarco adding one each, and Smith assisted on the final goal. Schiefley accounted for Sandusky's lone marker.
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Elyria
Sandusky
Rainbow Gardens
Foglyanov
R. Rourke
DeMarco
Smith
Rourke
Schiefley
Els Rla
Fuller
Eal Weelegskh
Reed E. Rourke
W. Reed
Brockley
Schiefley Demarco LW
FR. Rourke
Schifley
Jo Axx
Blurting
K. Reed
Strub
Danke
Ohio State Basketball Pack East For Two-Game Swing
Ohio State travels east for two games meeting Temple in Philadelphia and Maryland in College Park. The Bucks then return to Ohio to face Notre Dame in Cincinnati on New Year’s Eve, with Coach Olsen absent due to illness.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Temple University
Philadelphia
University of Maryland At
College Park
Ohio
Bucks
Navier
Cincinnati
Harold Olsen
Fioxd Stahl
Olsen
Western Reserve University
Drake University
Cleveland
Toledo St. John
University of Cincinnati
Lorala
Chicago
Vanderbilt
44 Percent Grid Fatalities Among High School Players
Floyd R. Eastwood of New York University presented a four year study to the American Football Coaches Association showing 59 of 115 football fatalities, 44 percent, occurred among high school players. Sandlot games led with deaths, and overall fatalities declined slightly from 27 in 1933 to 28 in 1934 despite more high school participation.
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Asc College and Athletic Club
Floyd R. Eastwood
New York University
Amerwan Football Coaches Association
Eastwood
University
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
Baer And Levinsky Clash In Chicago Four Rounder
Baer faces Levinsky in a heavyweight four round match at Chicago Stadium with title implications. Levinsky seeks unofficial championship if he wins. 18,000 expected and promoters bank on over $35,000. Baer aims to halt Levinsky's taunting while both fighters boast strong recent form and crowd-pleasing plans.
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United Press
Hicago
Man Baer
King Levinsky
Chicago Stadium
Ilinois
Agnes
Levinsky
Baer
Illinois Commission
Nate Lewis
Jim Mullen
New York
Art Reno
Nev
Hubbell And Dizzy Dean Top National Pitchers
In 1954 Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants led NL pitching with a 2.30 ERA and 21 wins, while Dizzy Dean of Arkansas fame won 30 games and led in strikeouts with 195. Dean also topped NL in wins and had the season’s strongest winning percentage, with Hubbell close behind in complete games. Daffy Dean hurled the season’s only no hitter on Sept. 21 against Brooklyn.
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York
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma
Dizzy Dean
Arkansas
Hubbell
New York Giants
Yankee Vernon Gomez
Dean
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Brooklyn
Diz
van Lingle Mungo
Dizzy
Curt Davis
Philadelphia
Fred Fitzsimmons
New York
Bill Walker
St. Louis
Harold Schumacher
Fred Frankhouse
Boston
Lonnie Warneke
Emil Leonard
Bill Lee
Chicazo
Halfbacks Lead In High School Football Fatalities
Eastwood's investigation shows 115 football deaths with 20 among halfbacks and 16 among tackles. Chief causes are head and spine injuries followed by abdominal injuries. wounds and infections not counted. Recommendations urge high schools to organize coaching, improve standards, require courses, and emphasize rolling tackles, soft-body blocking, proper warmups, first aid, medical exams, and fatigue management.
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Eastwood
East Favored 10 to 8 in Shrine Game Odds
Betting circles favor the East by 10 to 8 to beat the Western squad in the East-West Shrine Game at San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Eastern stars include Pug Lund Izzy Weinstock Les Borden Regis Monahan Steen and Duane Purvis out with a knee injury. Western coach Babe Hollingsberg and Percy Lacey dispute the odds saying their team has 22 good players.
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San Francisco
Pug Lund
Minnesota
Izzy Weinstock
Pitt
Les Borden
Fordham
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
Steen
Syracuse
Duane Purvis
Purdue
Harry Leeper
Northwestern
Babe Hollingsberg
Percy Lacey
The Fascism of Italy and Germany As Joined Capitalism
The piece argues that Italian fascism and German fascism amount to a form of controlled capitalism with state intervention shaping markets. It frames the regime as balancing industrial power with centralized political authority.
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Italy
Germany
Elyria High to meet Alumni Quintet in prelim game
Elyria High Lightweight cagers face the Alumni in the annual prelim tonight at 7. Alumni captain Dunstan returns with Meister and Forbes on varsity. Signed grads include Davies, Dodsley, Bierek, Donnelly, and Ross. high school lineup features Fritz, Drage, Emerich, Hiatt, and Wazyniak.
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Ashland
Elyria High
Eatonites
Ernie Dobrowski
Bill Kohn
Dick Skriler
Alvin Schnaak
George Dunstan
Herbie Meister
Wally Forbes
Dunstan
Meister
Forbes
Stan Davies
Carl Dodsley
Alex Bierek
Jack Donnelly
Mammy
Rothgery Motors Defeat Columbia Club In Pin Match
Rothgery Motors defeated Columbia Club in a loop bowling match last evening, winning two of three games. M Rosenske led the Motors with a 599 series and a 238 single game, helping Rothgery to extend its lead in the St John’s Lutheran Bowling League.
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Rothgery Motors
Columbia Club
St. John’s Lutheran
Motors
M. Rosenske
Comeback Delayed for Twenty Grand in Santa Maria Handicap
Los Angeles December 28 Twenty Grand the Kentucky Derby record holder will not return in Saturday’s six furlong Santa Maria Handicap. Trainer Bill Brennan at Santa Anita Park said the 10 days to two weeks delay is motivated by a heavy track condition though the horse is fit.
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Los Angeles
Bill Brennan
Santa Anita Park
Brennan
Merchants at Spencer Girls Basketball Tonight
The Elyria Merchants girls travel to Spencer to face Wellington in a 7 50 start. Team members depart from Lorain County Savings and Trust at 6 30.
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Spencer
Elyria
Wellington
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Teams Bowl Tonight at St John’s Lutheran League
The Young Peoples Society will roll Elyria Lumber and Coal in a St John’s Lutheran League match at St John’s school alleys this evening.
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Young Peoples Society
Elyria Lumber and Coal
St. John’s
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