Ohio High School Athletes Face New Age Rule Changes
United Press reports Ohio scholastic rules overhaul with a 529 to 230 vote lowering participation age to ineligibility at 20, plus changes on transfer rules and grade eligibility. New board members named. discussions on state tournament sites delayed to align with district schedules.
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United Press
Olumbus
U. P
Ohio High School Athletic Association
H. R. Townsend
Grafton Merchan ts Defeat Penfield 31 29
The Grafton Merchants edged Penfield 31 29 on Pen field floor. Steve Browand led Penfield with 15 points while Freddie Knight topped Grafton with nine.
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Penfield
Steve Browand
Freddie Knight
Grafton
R. Babson
Kellogg
Rae Bichetkrenz
Neens DeFields
Sean Eaee
O. Babson
Boble
Colleges Campaign Against Postseason Bowl Games
In New York on December 30 the National Collegiate Athletic Association blacklisted all postseason football bowls including the Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange Bowls. The committee led by Prof Z G Clevenger of Indiana University urged elimination of post season play as uneducational and commercially driven. The release named other disproved practices such as amateur professional all star games and coaches making forecasts or appearing in promotions. The AFCA wrapped up its convention naming Michigan’s Harry Kipke its next president and listing Syracuse coaching prospects Ossie Solem and others.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Z. G. Clevenser
Indiana University
Clevenger
Walter Okeson
John L. Griffith
Big Ten Athletics
Fred L. Nicholson
Connecticut Wesleyan
New York City
American Football Coaches Association
Harry Kiphe
U. of Michigan
D. Q O
Tuss) McLaughry
Brown University
Two Good Games On Y Industrial Cage Card Tonight
Three games on the Y M C A Industrial League schedule promise each a strong matchup. Troxel and Fox Furnace, each with a lone defeat, clash in the featured game while Steel and Tubes meets General Industries. Western Automatic faces Pfaudler in the other contest with a likely runaway for the former. schedule shows 7 00 General Industries vs Steel and Tubes 7 15 Troxel vs Fox Furnace 7 00 Western Automatic vs Pfaudler.
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Y” Hardwood
Troxel and Fox Furnace
Steel and Tubes
General Industries
Pfaudler
Owens to Seek New Broad Jump Record at New Year Game
Jesse Owens announced he would attempt to break his world running broad jump record between the halves of the Villanova Auburn New Year’s Day football game in Havana. He was guest of Havana University faculty for a reception and was mobbed by autograph seekers at a reception by prominent Cuban negro societies.
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Jesse Owens
Villanova
Auburn
Owens
Havana University
Cuba
Hardwares Win 1st Half City Bowling Title
The Elyria Hardware captured the first half championship of the City Class A Bowling League by defeating the Left and Right Rubber Heel team in a roll-off at Knights of Columbus alleys. Both teams finished 33-9. the Hardwares won the first two games, Ed Wilcox led with 400 in two games, Carl Hobert second with 376. A prior meeting named Earle Weller and Russ Moran to replace secretary Jack Renninger, who is ill in Memorial Hospital.
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Knights of Columbus
The
Hardwares
Wilcox
Ed Wilcox
Carl Hobert
Earle Weller
Russ Moran
Jack Renninger
League
Memorial Hospital
City bowling league title decided in hardware defeat
The Elyria Hardware pinmen beat I. T. S. Rubber Company to win the first half City Bowling League title after a tied first half and a roll off. The match ended after hardware wins in the first two games, with the third called off. Other notes include All Star voting and miscellaneous sports curiosities.
Raiders Prep For Invasion Of Sandusky
Elyria High coach Ror Clymer drills the Red Raiders for New Year’s night showdown with Sandusky Blue Streaks. The regulars and Esaton’s Reserves share the local court with a preliminary game between the Sandusky Seconds and Elyria. Starting lineup mirrors the Alumni opener: Dan Gulgin, Don Taylor, Bill Cowen, Ben Pfaff, Glen Willis. Sandusky, coached by Wallace Glenwright, will counter with Oscar Lavine, Chuck Pressler, Chuck Maag, Roy Gant, and an open guard slot. Sandusky uses a zone defense, a tactic Elyria has faced only once this season. Elyria’s record stands at wins over Lorain and John Hay, losses to the Alumni and Kenton. The New Year program opens with the Reserve game at 7:00.
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Elyria High
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Red Raiders
Dave Esaton
Eaton
Quint
Clymer
Dan Gulgin
Don Taylor
Bill Cowen
Ben Pfaff
Glen Willis
Akron West
Wallace Glenwright
Mount Union
Oscar Lavine
Chuck Pressler
Chuck Maag
Roy Gant
Coca Colas defeat Struck Furniture in league bowling clash
The Coca Colas swept Struck Furniture three straight games in a St Johns Lutheran Bowling League match at the school alleys. Joe Rodziers led the victors with a 532 series but the win did not change the league standings.
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Coca-Colas
St. John’s Lutheran
Joe Rodziers
Pitt Panthers Set for Rose Bowl Prep in Pasadena
Pitt Panthers arrived in Pasadena after a week of Arrowhead Springs workouts aiming to topple Washington in the Rose Bowl. Washington Huskies, arriving with a veteran lineup, prepared with passing and kicking drills as weather cleared and turf firmed for game time.
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Pittsburgh Panthers
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Panthers
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Huskies
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Columbia
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Pitt
Grinding Room Pin Team Tops Mainten ance Dept in Fox Fur nace League
The Grinding Room squad won three straight games against the Maintenance Department in a Fox Furance Bowling League match last night at the Temple.
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Temple
Welsh Funeral Home Bowls Cleveland Team Faces Weatherhead
The Welsh Funeral Home team of the City Class B Bowling League will meet Weatherhead Company of Cleveland in a match this Saturday night. The event is slated for the venue on the city circuit.
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Cleveland
Knights of Columbus
Seeded Stars Meet In Junior Net Tourney
In New York at the seventh regiment armory round of 16 of the National Junior Singles Championship featured three first meetings of seeded stars. Top seed Don McNeill meets Henry Daniels Jr of New York while No 4 seed Kenyon Collese from Oklahoma City faces Charles Mattman Forest Hills NY No 9 seed and Robert A Low of New York No 10 seed, and Marvin Kantrowitz of New York No 6 tangles with Malcolm Weinstein of Germantown Pa No 11 seed.
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Seventh Regiment Armory
Don McNeill
Kenyon Collese
Oklahoma City
Henry Daniels, Jr
Charles Mattman
Forest Hills
N. Y
Robert A. Low
Marvin Kantrowitz
Malcolm Weinstein
Germantown
Ohio U and Western Reserve Face Tonight in Cleveland
Ohio University without a doubt the Buckeye Conference favorite meets Western Reserve in Cleveland for the first test of a gruelling midweek program. The Bobcats tested by three pre-Christmas wins feature Lalich Kelker and Sidinger as key rivals.
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Doc) Kelker
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