Crimson Flashes Spark Improvement in Drills
Elyria High basketball shows progress in vacation practices as coach Ros Clhymet reshuffles the first string. Murkowski shifts to center, Banick to forward, and a likely starting quintet includes Long Howenstine Comlam with Adamson and Michaels to see minutes. Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Elyria faces Oberlin after a 6:35 junior game, with Eaton’s Bantams aiming for a fifth win.
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Oberlin High
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Sprobabie
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Coniam
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Huston and
Thomas
Fields
Barnes and Yarsa
Elyria High Swim Team Beats Mansfield 39 35 in Tri Meet
Elyria High swimming team, coached by W L Vaughn, defeated Mansfield High 39 to 35 with all members competing. Mansfield won three events including the 160 yard relay and 129 yard medley relay, while Elyria secured most firsts and several seconds and thirds led by Finnicale and Pruski with eight points each.
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Chuck Hupp
W.L Vaughn
Elyria High Rsh
Mansfield High
Crimson
Cleveland West
Wooster
Lorain
Vaughan
Sandusky
Feron
Elyria
Mansfield
Finmicale
Pruski
Uriz
Uric
Elvira
Wheaton Fatkin
Sturzes Finmeale
Arands
Prushi
We Walliams
Mellore
Finnia
Wheaton
Erands
Ste . Gutowki
Garber
Eye
Williams
Whiteleather
O'Donnell
Percival
Fathin
Finnicale
Vanes
Henne
Oberlin
New Year Carnival At Y Features Ping Pong and Basketball
The Y M C A hosts a New Year Carnival with afternoon ping pong finals and a rapid-fire event, two basketball games, a high school alumni swimming meet at 4 PM, and a three game evening carnival. Notable swimmers include Tom Moody and Ralph Kirby as the Alumni seek practice with Bob Moore coordinating details.
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Y. M.C A
Bob Moore
Elyria Jr. Hi- Y
Methodist Epworth
Hi-Y
Elyria
Oberlin
Elyria High School
Tom Moody
Bob Goecke
Wm. Gerbke
Lorenzo Todd
Ralph Kirby
Jim Redington
Bob Fauver
Harold Burns
Italy’s Colonial Possessions Reported at 870000 Square Miles
The article notes Italy holds colonial territories totaling about 870000 square miles. It identifies the scope of Italy’s overseas domains and mentions imperial interests shaping its global footprint.
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Italy
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Clubs
DePauw 26 and Indiana tied scores. Carleton College 42 defeated Chicago University 29. Wisennein 49 beat Marland 390. Pittsburgh U 29 edged U.S. 26. Los Angeles AC 47 over Newton Kans Henrys 271. Pasadena Majors 38 versus Utah Aggies 36. Alumni 22 Masietta 21 Stapford 45 Oregon State 32. San Francisco Y M C A 37 California 20. Colorado Teachers 31 Utah U 27.
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Carleton College
Chicago University
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Marland
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U.S
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Pasadena
Utah Aggies
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Stapford
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California
Colorado Teachers
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Trojans Favored To Win Fifteenth Rose Game
Stated by Stan Williamson Southern California enters the Tournament of Roses game on New Year’s Day in Pasadena as favorites after recent wins over Notre Dame and Georgia Tulane unbeaten southern champions and national gridiron title claimants meet in the Rose Bowl captains and the scene are pictured in accompanying photos Pacific coast teams have never beaten a southern eleven in Rose games since 1916
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Southern California
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Georgia
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Pasadena
Tulane
Pacific Coast
Trojan Eleven Favored In Rose Bowl Match
Southern California's Trojans enter the Rose Bowl as heavy favorites over Tulane. Odds posted at three to one favor USC, driven by Tulane's undefeated regular season and USC's recent strong form. Coach Howard Jones urged focus as Tulane sought to upset the favored Trojans on New Year’s Day.
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Sere Tomottaw
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California
Georgia
Southern Canfors
Howard Jones
J. Trojans
Exiled Greek Philosopher Stated 12n Was Half of Fies
An ancient Greek philosopher faced exile after claiming that the number 12n equaled only a portion of fies. The statement sparked debate among contemporaries about mathematical truth and philosophical authority in the city.
Brouillard To Defend Welter Title At Chicago Bout
Lou Brouillard of Boston will defend his welter title in a 10 round bout against Tahi Field at Chicago Stadium. Nate Lewin as matchmaker confirms the contest scheduled for January 28 with venue and officials finalized.
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Chicago
Lou Brouilard
Bowern
Taehie Field
Angeie
Nemer
Chiggy Stadium
Nate Lewin
Ieaga Stan
Soved Beh Roan
Teva Tantat Olafer
Wellington Hosts New London In Cage Tonight
In a local basketball clash, Wellington meets New London in a cage game set at the arena. The contest features two rival teams and aims to settle standings amid regional interest.
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Wellington
New London
DePauw Beats Indiana 26 to 19 in Grencastle
DePauw University defeated Indiana in basketball last night 26 to 19 at Greencastle. DePauw led throughout the game and built a half time advantage of 26 to 9 as Indiana struggled to score from long range.
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Greencastle
Ing. Dee
de Pauw University
Indiana
de Pauw
Carleton Beats Chicago In Fast Contest
Carleton College of Northfield Minnesota aided Chicago University's dedication of a new field house by defeating the Big Ten team 33 to 249 in the opening game at the new building.
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Big Ten
Petrolle Wins TKO Over Townsend in Madison Square Garden
In New York City, Bill Petrolle defeats Townsend of Vancouver, B C, by a seventh round TKO at Madison Square Garden. Petrolle, now a calmer fighter, used sharp boxing skill and a strong left hook to score four knockdowns before referee Billy Lewis stopped the bout in the seventh round.
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Billy Petrol
Billy Townsend
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B.C
Madison Square Garden
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Patroie
Fiy
Certayn i
Waillie Lewis
Jones Looms As Tourney Winner
Chicago December 31 Bi g Jones of Philadelphia advanced toward a possible tournament title after a decisive victory over Lai Johnson in a six round light welterweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Jones fought fiercely delivering a left to the body that dropped Johnson, earning a unanimous decision from the referee and two judges. Johnson exited the event after a short run given the strong showing by Jones.
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Upbic
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Philadelphia
Veeree
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Orginal
Satven
Jefferson Field Set For Clvria Over Team Drill
The Clvria over team will hold an important practice Saturday at Jefferson Field starting 1 o'clock. A team meeting Tuesday concluded with no business transacted and weather and stand conditions noted.
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Staunds
Jefferson Field
Hamilton High Nips Tiffin 21-18 In Ohio Basketball
Hamilton High School defeated the Tiffin Junior Home team 21 to 18 here Wednesday night. Tiffin rallied with precise passing and shooting in the second half but could not overtake Hamilton after a 15 to 6 first-half advantage.
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Tiffin
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Tiffinites
East Favored In Seventh Annual East-West Game
East teams gather in San Francisco for the seventh annual East West charity game. The Eastern squad led by And Kerr Colgate and Dick Janley Northwestern is the favorite. Starting lineups near game time include Orsi Colgate Hewitt Michigan McMurdo Pitt Marvis Purdue Hinkle Bucknell Morton Dartmouth Purvis Russell Northwestern targets Nel Stanford Bernier Edwards Washington State Schwegler Washington Koster Justice Koster Nick Bican Olympic Club Mason Mason Kieckner Johnson San Francisco Johnson.
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Dick Janley
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Percy Lacey
Olimpice Club
Dana XN
Binie
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Berkeley
John Orsi
Bill Hewitt
Michigan Tacnes
Jim McMurdo Pitt
al Marvis
Frank Hoffman
Dama
Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Ookie’ Miller
Purdue
Clara Hinkle
Bucknell
Bil Morton
Dartmouth
Jim Purvis
Reo Russell
Erds
Phil Nel
Stanford
Henry Bernier
Onzaga
Glenn Edwards
Washington State
Paul Schwegler
Washington U
Charlie Justice
George Koster
Indians and Jackets Meet in Fast Hockey Clash
The Cleveland Indians travel to Pittsburgh to face the Yellow Jackets in a pivotal International League game. Both teams chase first division and hope to gain crucial points. The season series against the Redmen is tied, with past meetings including an overtime 1-1 tie and a 3-2 Jackets win at Pittsburgh.
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Tibers
Badgers Edge Maryland In Overtime 32 30
Wisconsin basketball edged Maryland 32 to 30 in overtime after trailing 14 7 at halftime and 26 all at the end of regulation. Dee 31 2 reported the last night tilt in Madison with a close low scoring finish.
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Maryland
Madison
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Dee
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Maryland University
Second Coming of Christ Prophecy Cited by Shakers
The United Society of Believers known as the Shakers claimed the second coming of Christ occurred on February 29, 1736, according to their tents and teachings.
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Shakers
Lorain Knights Pythias defeat Oberlin Janby Oils 27 17
Lorain Knights Pythias, boosted by four new players from Amherst Nahakowski, defeated Oberlin Janby Oils 27 to 17. Hutton and Guild led the Knights with eight points each, while Krueger and Yaeger contributed for Oberlin. Prior undefeated Janby Oils had beaten Elyria Ill-Speeds and Wellington.
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Tatais
Indiana Hoosiers Look Ahead to Big Ten Openers
Indiana's basketball season hinges on the first three Big Ten games against Purdue Northwestern and Illinois. Captain Alfred Campbell leads an experienced lineup with star potential from Sally Suddithh and promising sophomores London Hodgson and Ralph Turker. Preseason results include wins over Miami of Oxford and Notre Dame, plus losses to Pittsburgh and DePauw.
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Indiana
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Purdue
Northwestern
Illinois
Everett Dean
Alfred Campbell
Shelbyville
Pedad
Arnold
Sally) Suddithh
Bernard Dickey
Sawicki
Kenosha
Wis
Joe Zetler
Bill Blagrave
Washington
Vic Dauer
London Hodgson
Amo
Ralph Turker
Logansport
Wood- Townier
Scottsburg
Paul Crocker
Anderson
Dean
Bouldermakers
Ilinois
Miami
Oxford
Ohio
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
de Pauw
Trojans Seek Third Straight Victory At Forest Park
The Riving Trojans of Ione travel to Forest Park on Saturday to face Park, aiming for a third win this season. They added two new players and will depart the local rink at 4 PM, with N Bradic P Graso R Stauder R Smith J Horvath J Smolko T Foglyano and A Pimsner on the lineup. The game uses roller hockey rules with three twenty minute periods.
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Pimsner
Rival Quintets Headline Three Game Cage Card On Sked For Local Y
Rival Elyria Hi-Speeds and Lorain Peancods lead a New Year cage card at the Y. M. C. A. featuring Oberlin Travelers Amherst Nahakouski Roofers and Lorain Ex-Hi’s with a preliminary City Engineers vs Cheese and Cracker Club. Junior high and Avon Freshmen open at 7 p.m. with strong play expected from all rosters.
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St. Mary’s
Avon
Amherst Nahakouski
Lorain Ex-Hi
Lorain- Elvria
Pennzouls
Lorain
Bull Dunlap
Walt Faris
Ralph
Bep” Faris
Franl Ursie
Walt Skolnicki
Steve Radman
Joe Carek
Phil Kelser
Joe Fitzgerald Dunlap
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Church of Christ
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Steve Baka
Dave Robertson
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Robertson
Elyria High
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Dave Griffiths
Jimmy Henke
Lorne Elbert
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Henke
Jack Powell
Gig” Agate
Chuck Persons
Earl Greenland
Bill McClellan
Bob Moore
Ernie Birch
Cheese and Cracker Gang
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St. Mary’s Junior High
Avon High
Berlinger Named Leading Amateur Athlete For 1931
Barney Berlinger of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania is named outstanding amateur athlete for 1931 by the Sullivan Memorial Award Committee. Final vote totals place Berlinger first with 424 points, followed by Helen Madison 422 and Helen Wills Moody 362, with other notable finalists including Clarence Demar, Francis Ouimet, W. Barry Wood, Percy Beard, Ellsworth Vines, Thomas Hitchcock, and Victor Williams.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
James EE. Sullivan
Helen Madison
Seattle
Wash
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Clarence Demar
Boston
Mass
Francis Ouimet
W. Barry Wood
Harvard
Percy Beard
University of Alabama
Ellsworth
Curious temperance tax in Holland drinking rite idea
A historical note mentions a method to promote temperance in Holland where morning drinking was taxed to deter excessive consumption later in the day. The practice reflects early social reform efforts and ideas on regulating alcohol intake.
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