Cage Results From United Press Averages
The report lists college teams with scores including California, Notre Dame, Georgia, Tulane, Idaho, Ohio State, DePaul, Beloit, Oregon, Stanford and others. Western Reserve defeated Southern California 89 to 27 as part of the results roundup.
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United Prewe
Davis
Elis
California
Chris. Wan
DePaul
Beloit
Oho State
Notre Dame
Georgeia
Tulane
Idaho
Idaho & Boh
Ohio U
Western Reserve
Southern California
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Oregon
St. Mary's
Colorado
Stanford
Portsmouth Ohio Team to Meet Oklahoma City in Pro Football Game
U negotiations concluded today for a January 8 game between Portsmouth Ohio team and Oklahoma City professional football squad. The match sets a late winter clash likely to draw local fans and advance regional rivalry in the circuit.
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Oklahoma City
Portsmouth
Ohio
Campaign to halt ruthless firing of football coaches
United Press reports the American Football Coaches association at its 1931 meeting pledges a strenuous effort to curb midseason firings and stabilize coaching. Amos Alonzo Stagg calls for a campaign of common sense to protect coaches' careers and recruit support from colleges and alumni. Dan McGugin as president-elect vows reforms, with Lou Little named chair of the men’s committee. The group will push its rules committee to address NCAA football rules while preserving voting limits.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
iCp
American Football Coaches Association
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt University
Chet Wryne
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Vane
Stagg
Chicago University
National Collegiate Athletic Asociations
N.C A. A
Lou Little
Columbia
McGagin
Mal Stevens
Yale
Dana Bible
Nebraska
B. W. Bierman
Minnesota
Astor Hotel
Change of Pace Marked Football Season 1932
Spearheaded by defensive lines and big backs the 1932 season featured stunning pace shifts and unpredictable results. Pittsburgh beat Notre Dame once, battled ties, while Alabama and Texas Christian led regions with notable schedules. Cooperating coaching changes and standout players across Colgate Michigan and Southern California defined a memorable year in college football.
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Kenseth D. Fry
United Press
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Nebraska
Alabama
South Carolina
Purdue
Northwestern
Boulermarkers
Michigan
Colgate
Southern
Pitt
Army
Loutre
California
Alabama Poly
Tennessee
Texas Christian
Minnesota
Utah
Southern California
Howerd Jaurs
Navy
Pasadena
Coyote
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
Glenn Scobie
Warner
Lester Patrick and the forward pass revolutionized hockey
Archival account outlines Lester Patrick's role in introducing the forward pass in the attacking zone and the two forward lines during the 1924 26 season. It describes how Patrick and brother Frank Frederickson reshaped strategy, improved fatigue management, and helped expand ice hockey into a major pro sport.
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Lester Patrick
New York Rangers
Patrick
Archie Wills
Central Press
Thronicle Telegram
Lés
Brother
Frank
Pasa
Hi Speeds to Face Nabakowski Roofers Monday Night
The Hi Speeds city champions meet County title holders Nabakowski Roofers of Amherst in a New Year’s carnival headlining game at the local Y M C A on Monday due to New Year’s Day falling on Sunday. Prelims include Elyria Business College girls versus New London girls with another bout to be announced. Hi Speeds practice tomorrow night on the floor. all players to attend.
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Nabakowski Roofers
Amherst
Elyria Business College
London
Roofers
Roofers Edge Celts in 29 27 overtime win
Amherst Ohio December 25 The Nabakowski Roofers beat Akron Celtics 29 to 27 in overtime at Amherst High School. Gormley tied game with a late free throw, Bill Guild sparked in OT, while Joe Varsa led the Roofers in scoring and shut down Troutman. The Celtics led 15 12 at half.
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Amherst
Nabakowski Roofers
Akron Celtics
Rubber City
Gormley
Bill Guild
Joe Varsa
Roofer
Oberlin High
Troutman
All-Ghia
Celtics
Warneke Tops N. L. Pitchers With Best Averages
Lonnie Warneke of the Chicago Cubs led the National League in wins and earned run average figures released today. He won 22 games, lost 6 for a .756 winning percentage and posted a 2.37 ERA per nine innings. He shared the lead in shutouts with Steve Swetonic and Dizzy Dean, while John Pincus Quinn set a new record with 31 games pitched.
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New York
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Warneke
Steve Swetonic
Pittsburgh
Jerome
Dizzy" Dean
St. Louis
John Pincus Quinn
Brooklyn
Lloyd Davies
Giants
Hi Speed basketball postpones Edgewood game to next Thursday
The Hi Speed team announces the tonight scheduled game with Edgewood A C of Ashtabula is moved back a week and will be played in Ashtabula next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood A. C
Ashtabula
Canada Defeated 6-1 by Kas Team in Goalie Chance
A fragment notes Kas team defeating Canada 6-1 with a strategy emphasizing giving the goalie more chances. The brief mentions one of the team members and the outcome but lacks clear dates or full context.
Yale names Reginald Root head grid coach at Yale
Reginald D. Root, 27, named head football coach at Yale after Mal Stevens resignation. Root learned football basics as a dishwasher, coached freshmen to five wins and one loss, plans for 1933 include eight 1932 starters leaving, and may continue teaching political economy. Assistant coaches promoted across Yale staff. multi-city prep games outlined for Elyria High and Bay City teams.
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EW Haven
Conn
Reginald D. Root
Yale
New Haven
Root
Mal Stevens
New York
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Charles A. Comerford
Paul A “Bucky” O'Connor
Raymond W. “Ducky” Pond
Arthur E. Palmer, Jr
Stewart P. Scott
St Paul Freshmen Edge St Marys Junior High 17 14
NORWALK Ohio December 29 Led by Keller center the St Pauls High freshman quint edged St Marys Junior High Elyria 17 14 in a game last evening DeFazio sparked Elyria in the first half as they led 11 6 at intermission Keller came on strong in the second half scoring four field goals and a free throw to push St Pauls ahead Dayton Oh August 29 Max Padlow Dayton Oh State football and basketball player declared ineligible for winter quarter for scholastic reasons
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Norwalk
Keller
St. Paul's
St. Mary's
Elyria
DeFazio
Elyrians
Columbus
Max Padlow
Dayton
Oho
Seward Cary Still Plays Polo at Meadow Club on Long Island
Seward Cary aged 70 years continues polo with the Meadow club on Long Island. He has played the game for about fifty years and still vies for ponies in practice and matches.
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Seward Cary
Meadow Club
Long Island
Goodwin Sets Amateur Record At Palm Beach Course
Monroe New York golfer Tommy Goodwin tied the amateur 18 hole mark of 66 at Palm Beach. A New York state junior champion with two other junior titles in New York and the southern city he will enter several southern events this winter.
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Tommy Goodwin
Monroe
New York
Palm Beach
Goodwin
Nixon's Barbers Enter Class A Ranks
The Nixon Barbers and Class B team organize for the season in Lorain County and seek games with any Class A opponents. They open tonight at St. John's Gym against Guerin Pretzela. Roster includes Nixon, Alten, Reba, Schmauch, Lesnick, Rest, Reiss, and A Reiss.
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Nixon
Ohio Quintet Beats Notre Dame 30-24
Ohio State's 30 to 24 win over Notre Dame signals a hopeful rise for the Buckeyes basketball program. Key newcomers Bill Hasket and Bill Beitner energize the offense and defense, with Captain Howard Mattison scoring nine points as Ohio State leads from start to finish. Ohio State plans trips to Vanderbilt and Kentucky in coming games.
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Columbis
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Buckeyes
Ohio
Purdue
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Vanderbit
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Bill Hasket
Qohla
Dayton Stivers
Bill Beitner
Dover
Lorain County Golden Gloves Tourney Plans Filed
Lorain Sports Commission has filed an application to hold the second annual Lorain County A. C. Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament on January 30 and February 1. Open division champions will advance to the Cleveland tournament in March. A new rule requires entry into Lorain County prior to Cleveland eligibility. John R. Pfeiffer directs the event with Leroy Kestler assisting. for information contact Pfeiffer or Kestler at West 25th Street or Kelly Place in Lorain.
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Lorain Sports Commission
Lorain County
Cleveland
Guerin Pretzels to clash with Knights of Columbus in City League
The Guerin Pretzels and Knights of Columbus will bowl in a City League match on schedule for the K of Calleys tonight.
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Guerin Pretzels
Knights of Columbus
K. of Calleys
Ex-Hy Gridders Hold Banquet in Elyria
Elyria Ex-Hs football players held their annual banquet at Sanko's with thirty five in attendance. Harry Holmes, manager of the Cleveland Indians hockey team, was principal speaker and spoke on professional hockey, sportsmanship, and fitness. City Solicitor Howard Butler acted as toastmaster with Johnny Kerekas, former team member and Miami University star, as an honored guest.
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Elyria Ex-Hs
Sanko's
Harry Holmes
Cleveland Indians
Holmes
Canada
Unite States
Howard Butler
Johnny Kerekas
Miami University
Pretzels and Barbers in St Johns Floor Show Tonight
The Guenin Pretzels oppose the Nion Barbers on St Johns floor on Third Street with the first game at 7 45. In prelims the Guentin Pretzels Aces girls team meets Berea Business College girls. admission is small.
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Guenin Pretzels
Nion Barbers
St. John's
Third Street
Guentin Pretzels Aces
Berea Business College
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Elyria High
Babe
Didrickson
Chicago
Windy City
Melvin Ott
New York Giants
van Single Mungo
Page
Land
S. C
Mungo
Eloise Camp
Salley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Walter Hagen
Walter
Miami
Hagen
Wynne
Speed Patrick’s
Lester
Frank Frederickson
Freddie
Victoria
Lea
Lex Patrick
Canadians
George Verjaer
Sprague Cleghorn
Billy Couture
Aurel Joliat
Howto Morenz
Billy Boucher
Hi-Speeds
Akron Quint
Gleason
Yarsa
Balint
Akran
West Wira
N. L
Cubs
Petev Warnikr
Chi
Hubbell
M. Y
Lucas
Cine
Frenen
Pithe
Zachary
Bert
Hallahan
St. L
Bush
Wee AO
Johnson, Cinc
Ble Kas
Amartly
Findlay
Sandusky
Gokri
Walsh
O’connor
Regie
Sear
Ohio Wesleyan
Eome
Roy Clymer
Clymer
Findlay College
Bay City
London Gant
John Hay
Glenville
Murkowsk
Lehman
Conlam
Alberts
Zgoda
Doane
Novatny
Mitchell
Boresht
Wallace Glenwright
Pete Blough
Bryant
Gast
Gant
Centet
Baum
Tfess
St. Mary’s Irs
St. Paul
Renech
Rlechert
Panes
Kluding
Ates
Wee Young
R& Eres
Parsons
Brown
St. Wary
J. Grabor
Rfl
Coles
Humphrey
France
Becker
G. Grabor
Nixon's Barbers
Hasket, Beitner
Buckeye
Harry Holmes Principa
Heldmyer Hardware Co
Broad Street
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