Victory Is Fifth In Row For Grads Over Red Raiders
The Alumni five edged Elyria High’s varsity 38 to 36 in a tight thriller marked by late drama. Joe Scott struggled, missing all seven free throws as Frank Murkowski stymied him. Deb Urig, Koreski, Meyer, and Meister starred for the grads, while Lugas and Murkowski led the varsity in a hard fought loss.
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Grads
Red Raiders
Frank Walendie
Elyria High School
Clymer
Joe Scott
Scott
Frank Murkowski
Varsity
Koreski
Deb Urig
Johnny Lugas
Dick Urig
Herb Meister
Lugas
Jack Meyer
Meyer
Boreski
Johnny
Meister
Murkowski
Mark
Cross
Gene Myers
Pfaff
Walt Machpack
G. F. T . Coen
I. Urig
Meyers
Rly
Machock
Ely
Forbes
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Dodsley
Es Miller
Lyrin Resersen
Pp Hiatt
Yavier
Maiden
Cromiling
Smith
Acca Se
Elyria
Banick
Block
Elyria Hockeyists Face Lorain In Rubber Series Clash
Elyria Rainbow Gardens and Lorain Moose Coliseum roller hockey teams clash tonight at Lorain rink in the rubber of a three game series. Elyria won 4 3 in the second game with a late Bob Nichols goal after a 8 2 Lorain win in the first game. Starting Elyria lineup includes Tony Foglyano Johnny NeMarco Bob Nichols Joe Rollie Archie Fuller Jack Axx Ray Rourke and Norm Robertson.
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Elyria Rainbow Gardens
Lorain
Bob Nichols
Elyria
Tony Foglyano
Johnny NeMarco
Joe Rollie
Archie Fuller
Jack Axx
Ray Rourke
Norm Robertson
Flyrna Alumni Pickup Clash Ends Close 38 36
Alumni beat Flyrna 38 to 36 in a hard fought scholastic clash. Center duel between Joe Scott and Frank Murkowski shaped the game with Murkowski outscoring Scott. Scott fed off rebounds but was cooled by tight defense as both squads found scoring from every player.
SelleOut Seen For East West Charity Contest
San Francisco report says near sell-out for Shrine Charity Game on New Year Day as eastern and western college gridirons prep with final scrimmages under coaches Dick Hanley Andy Kerr and Babe Hollingberg Percy Locey.
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San Francisco
Gridiron Stars
Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Bats
Babe Hollingberg
Percy Locey
Five Contests On State Cage Card Tonight
Ohio college basketball resumes after a holiday layoff with five games. Harvard faces Wittenberg at Springfield led by coach Wesley Fesler while Western Reserve meets West Virginia in Cleveland. Carnegie Tech meets Case and John Carroll plays Fenn in Cleveland. Cincinnati travels to Indianapolis to take on Butler, a top Midwest club, as Ohio teams face strong national foes.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Springfield
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Harvard
Wittenberg College
Fesler
Crimson
Leavitt White
Ray Layvietes
Bill Gray
Jack Mason
Jack Dampeer
Wittenberg
University of Toledo
Toledo
Columbus
Cleveland
Western Reserve
West Virginia University
University of Michigan
West Virginia
Carnegie Tech
Case
John Carroll
Fenn
University of Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Butler University
Butler
Mid-West
Purdue
Mustangs Arrive On West Coast For Bowl Battle
Southern Methodists arrive in Pasadena for the Rose Bowl game with Stanford on New Year’s Day. Coach Matty Bell leads the team. bands greet them as they prepare with a last heavy drill in Tucson. Stanford, under Coach Tiny Thornhill, works through stiff scrimmage and defense against Mustang passes.
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Pasadena
Cal
Tdec
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Southern Methodist Band
Matty Bell
Mustangs
Tucson
Ariz
Bell
Tiny Thornhill
Cardinals
National OpenReport Ends With Retirement Mention
The brief item notes a golfer's ball and retirement from the National Open, highlighting a key moment as the event concludes. The terse summary preserves a named event and the retirement implication without embellishment.
Cage Results By United Press
A list of cage game results with numerous teams and scores across Columbus, Urbana, Cleveland, Marietta, Findlay, and others. Notable tallies include Columbus Bexley 20 over Urbana 17, Canton McKinley 45 over Mansfield 30, and Midland Pa Fremont Ross 61. The item also notes a literary aside about hair markets in historical England and France.
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Columbus Bexley
Urbana
Piqnaan
Columbus Central
Akron North
Alliance
Cleveland South
Geneva
Middletown
Cincinnati
Woodward
Pomeroy
Greenfield McClain
Tiffin Calvert
Carey
Tortamouth
Marietta
Coasheeton
Granville
Findlay
Lima Central
Alumnus
Miyria
Norwalk
Oberlin
Norwalk St. Paul
Upper Sandusky
Massillon
New Philladelphia
Fremont Ross
Tiffin Columbian
Canton McKinley
Mansfield
Port Clinton
Lakeside
Uhrichaville
Steubenville
Dover
Columbus
Aquinas
Hueyrus
Tiffin Jr
Hi Speeds Amherst Head New Year's Cage Card
Hi Speeds will face the Amherst Business Men in the MCA New Year’s Night carnival at the local Y M C A gym. The Business Men feature veterans Jerry Gormley and Bill Guild with several former Hardwares and Roofers players, while Hi Speeds showcase three holdovers and eight new signings from Elyria and nearby schools. The curtain-raiser features the Guerin Pretzel girls and Elvira Hardwares in the semifinal.
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Amherst
Lake Erie
Dick Urig
Walter
Babe) Madhock
Chuck Coen
George Arthrell
Clearview High
Somers Insurance Five
Ernie Goodsite
Brookside High
Lorain County Collegians
Carl Strouse
Fostoria
Jerry Gormley
Bill Guild
Amherst Hardwares
Nabakowski Roofers
Hardwares
Roofers
del Young
Hoffner
Stark
Berger
C. Guild
Carl Wagner
In Speed Gasmen vs Amherst Business Men New Year Carnival
Ken West leads the In-Speed Gas cagers against Amherst Business Men in the annual YMCA New Year Carnival game at Elyria. The Gasmen seek revenge after a 37 28 OT loss to Amherst in a prior meeting. boxing notes on Perez and Canzoneri frame a busy 1936 sports page.
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Mateur
Ken West
Elyria High School
Fox Furnace
Amherst
Corts
Kohn
Fong
Tony
Ambers
Canzoneri
Fairke Seelig
Jock McAvoy
Paul Pirrone
Frankie Battaglia
Freddie Steele
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Pirrone
McAvoy
Risko
Syracuse
Teddy Yarosz
Kid Rourke
Elyria Rainbow Gardens
Lorain
Moose Coliseum
Rainbow Gardens
Benny Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Buckeye Conference 1935 Season One Of Its Greatest
The Buckeye Conference closed 1935 with strong national recognition and solid titles. Ohio University went undefeated and untied, a big win over Illinois, and contention for Orange Bowl and Rose Bowl spots. Cincinnati beat Indiana, Dayton debuted, and Marshall won baseball three-peat titles. Baldwin-Wallace led in both basketball and football. friction lingered over Sept 15 practice start dates, with a suspension issued.
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Buckeye Loop
United Press
Columbus, O
Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio University
Illinois
Bobcats
Illini
Athletic League
Ohio U
Miami
Fla
University of Cincinnati
Indiana
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
University of Dayton
Flyers
Ohio UC
Ohio WV
Bishops
Marshall
University of Toledo
Xavier University of Cincinnati
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
Case
Cleveland
Bereang
Western Reserve
Motors Strengthen Lead in St John’s Bowling League
Rothgery Motors extended their top position in the St John’s Lutheran Bowling League by sweeping Vestal Shoes in three straight. M Rosenski led the winners with a 542 series and H Rothgery added a 219 single as the match concluded last evening.
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Rothgery Motors
St. John’s Lutheran
Vestal Shoes
M. Rosenski
H. Rothgery
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Quint
Dave Eaton
Elyria High Reserves
Floria High
Jack Hiatt
Ralph Emperich
Mruk
Hilyrha
Alinens
Walt Machock
Raiders
HS. Picard
Tiershey
Cole
Johnny Revolta
Sam Parks
Paul Bunyan
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Harry Cooper
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Horton Smith
Victor Ghezzi
Revolta
Armour
Worthington Golf Ball Company
Edinburgh
Tommy
Grand Rally
Philco Batteries
Rede
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NAIA
SelleOut
MeLen Wits
Helen Jacobs
Chicago Cubs
Seo Fe PaLk
Reyhound
Notre Dame
BRMNY
IRISH
West Coast
Liverpool
Midland
England
France
By Ernie Braden
Hi-Speeds
Walter Kohn
Bob Corts
Dave Robertson
Lorne Elberts
Dick Schmittgen
By Tommy Devine
LINCO
Oqhigoil Company
L. Pet
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M. Rucsenski
C. Jantz
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A. Meschke
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