Lake Erie cage season open with Elyria vs Lakewood
Elyria hosts Lakewood in the Lake Erie league opener in a New Year’s night program at the Y M C A. Hi Speed Gas meets Amherst Hardwares in the main game as the Quarrytown rivalries renew with past losses to Amherst cited.
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Amherst
Bycillery Wee
Lake Erie
Elyria Phays
Lakewood
Qquintets
Hi-Speed Gas
Amherst Hardwares
Tri-Speeds
Stonetowners
Gasmen
Nabakowski
Corts and Kohn
Hardwares
Bill Guild
Joe Yarea
Doyle Hutton
Jerry Gormley
al Sharp
Merchants
Herman “Juicy
Klein's Pretzels
Klein
The
Pretzels
Eddie Felder
Aries Glover
Hilda Dreger
Connie Pasadyn
Emma Dreger
Dorothy Fatz
Harriet (Marigold) Freeman
Sarde Becker
Ropetta Dyer
Jean Uriz
Hazel Beard
Aggie Valerius
Opal Limpert
Gertrude Frenke
Dorothy Sandrock
Margaret Heath
Mary Dambaugh
Bridulon
Somers Insurance
Elyria High School
Alex Clowson
Clowson
Sayys
Somers
Joe Smith
Tommy Down
Freddy Smith
Bill Cox
Dave Horan
Big Ten Teams Open Conference Schedule This Weekend
The Big Ten opens league play with at least five title hopefuls including Purdue Northwestern and Wisconsin facing strong pre season showings. Northwestern undefeated in six warmups and Purdue seeks the edge while Marquette upset Wisconsin and Illinois aims to challenge last year’s finish. Wisconsin hosts Purdue Ohio State visits Iowa Indiana goes to Champaign as Purdue De Paul game looms in Chicago.
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Dec
Purdue
Boilermakers
Northwestern
Wildcats
Butlers
Wisconsin
Marquette
Gud Foster
Iinois
Ohio State
Towa
Indiana
Champaign
Finois
Notre Dame Eyes Minnesota Clash After Victory Run
The article notes a team riding 23 straight wins and a season beating Illinois in the campaign, with Notre Dame preparing to face Minnesota on Saturday in its next competition.
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Illinois
Notre-Dame
Minnesota
Sugar Bowl pregame chatter favors Tulane over Temple
New Orleans on December 31 sees Tulane and Temple even in betting as they prepare for New Year’s Day Sugar Bowl. Local writers cite Tulane speed and versatility as a potential two touchdown advantage, while visitors favor Temple’s veteran coach Pop Warner and a daring lateral and aerial plan similar to Colgate.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Temple
Pop” Warner
Temple Owls
Owls
Colgate
Pop
Spencer Quintet Seeks Games In Lorain County
The Spencer basketball team seeks games with any other teams in Lorain County. Interested managers should write J C Guser Spencer Ohio. The undefeated team recently beat Sullivan ex Highs 45 to 16 and is managed by Richard Duff of the Daugherty Robinson Company in Wellington.
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Spencer
Lorain County
Stanford Alabama Game Toss-Up Predicted In Rose Bowl
Stanford and Alabama enter the Tournament of Roses game as evenly matched contenders. Injuries cloud both sides with Grayson Moscrip and Topping nursing knee and rib problems while Alabama fine tunes through light workouts amid a near sellout crowd anticipated at the Rose Bowl.
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Stanford
Alabama
Jim Whatley
Rose Bowl
Weather Bureau
Weaver Meets Barry Friday In Rialto Rassle Headliner
Buck Weaver of Terre Haute faces Wild Red Barry of Pittsburgh Kansas in a best two out of three falls match at the Rialto Theatre with a two hour limit. Barry has never been pinned here in two prior bouts while Weaver seeks his third straight local victory.
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Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Ind
Wild Red Barry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Weaver
Martonio Angelo
Johnny State
Barry
Bill Jeffries
Brownsville
Texas
Dude Lay
Chicago
Jeffries
Lay
U S Track Athletes Seek New Records
New York December 31 Spurred by Olympic hopes American track and field athletes gear up for a new campaign against records. They open Saturday night in Brooklyn Knights of Columbus games with many top runners. Thirteen world records fell in 1934 and observers doubt they will be surpassed, though AAU secretary Dan Ferris sees potential for more record smashing with a strong lineup.
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New York
Dan Ferris
Amateur Athletic Union
Ohio Sports Outlook for 1935 Projections and Big Events
Ohio fans glimpse a busy 1935 sports year with the All Star game target at Cleveland's stadium, Reds and Indians aiming higher, golf spotlight at Cleveland Country Club, strong horse racing prospects after legalized betting, Jesse Owens at peak, Ohio State football revival, and auto racing champions named nationally.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Jakefront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley- MacPhail
Leazne
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati
Buckeye State
Elyria and Mansfield Pin Teams Split In Double Header
Elyria I T S Level Wear Rubber Heels beat Crider Motors in two of three games in the first match while Crider took the final game of the double header. Elyria posted a high series of 3 122 led by a standout score from Heeetaein.
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Elyria
Mansfield
Crider Motors
Ohio
Motors
Elvria
East Backfield Drives Shrine Game Hope in Kezar Showdown
East All Stars rely on a powerful backfield to offset a lighter line as they prepare for the Shrine Charity Game in Kezar Stadium on New Year’s Day. Coaches Kerr and Hanley announced starting units with stars from Minnesota Colgate Pittsburgh and West rostered for a fierce East v West clash.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
San Francisco
Kezar Stadium
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Orin
Babe) Hollingbery
Percy Lacey
Frank Larson
Minnesota
Joe Boldanski
Colgate
Phil Bengston
Lewis Brooke
George Barclay
North Carolina
Charles Hartwig
Pitt
Gee Ze Akerson
Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland
Pug” Lund
Miller Munjas
Pittsburgh
Jizzy Weinstock
Softball Game On Sked Here Tomorrow
Town teams the 38 Club and the South End A C schedule a New Year softball opener at Hamilton Field. The 10 59 a m game features Wid Race Horse Graher for the 38 Club and Hank Tuieboat Webber for the A C, who will play rain or shine.
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South End
A. C
Hamilton Field
Wid “Race Horse” Graher
Hank “Tuieboat’ Webber
Records Shatter as Indoor and Outdoor Marks Fall
The article lists standout performances by athletes including Danny Gieaun Canningham with a 4:06 outdoor mile and 4:05 indoors, Bill Bonthron in 2.48 for 1,390 meters, Ben Eastman posting a 1:49.8 half, Jacek Torrance firing a 57 ft 17.32 in shot put, and Walter Marty clearing 6 ft 9 1 2 in high jump.
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Danny Gieaun Canningham
Bill Bonthron
Ben Eastman
Jacek Torrance
Walter Marty
Elyria Projected Second In 1934-35 Lake Erie Race
Frank Walen cites Shaw as champ with Elyria second, Lorain third, Cleveland Heights fourth, and Lakewood fifth in the Lake Erie League season preview. Elyria struggles and seeks a turnaround after a slow start, while Shaw relies on guard play and a Shaw floor advantage.
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Lakewood-Elyria
Lake Erie
Dionne
Shaw
Cleveland Shaw
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Lince
Lowell Rupp
Ralph Peckinpaugh
Bill Snavely
Rupp
Snavely
Abbott
Henry
Wisecup
Larsen
Hurst
Frank
Red Raiders
Ashland
Raiders
Climer
Rainers
Olmermen
Frank Murkowski
Fred Schweizer
Dempsey Opposes Hamas Baer Four Round Bout Plan
New York reports Charlie Harvey ready for Steve Hamas versus Max Baer in a four rounder. Jack Dempsey doubts the plan arguing a clinic by Baer on Hamas could derail a possible title bout. Dempsey says Baer will avoid meeting Joe Louis and cites a promise to his mother. Louis has dominated opponents in Detroit.
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Uhi
Charlie Harvey
Steve Hamas
Max Baer
Jack Dempsey
Harvey
Baer
Hamas
King Levinsky
Dempsey
Ancil Hoffman
J¢ Hamas
Max Schmeling
Europe
United Press
Jon Louis
Nerrer
Louis
Detroit
New York Columnist Bob Davis Leaves for Mexico
Bob Davis a New York columnist and author departs for Mexico. He plans travel related to a 700000 zone in its mileage escalating questions about the trip and its purpose remains unclear.
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Bob Davis
New York
Mexico
Bach Ignored by Successors Critics Say
The great German musical composer Bach was neglected by his immediate successors as he was far in advance of his time.
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Bach
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Pop) Warner
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Rialto Rassle
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