Church League Roundup Keeps St Agnes St Marys Undefeated
St Agnes overwhelmed the Baptists 64 17 while St Marys edged the Second Congregationals 32 27 to stay unbeaten in the City League. Holy Cross routed the Methodists 23 12 and Hungarian Reforms beat First Congregationals 26 21. Stosh Machock set a Church League record with 22 points.
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West Siders
Baptists
Fourth Streeters
Second Congregationals
Holy Cross
Ernie Braden
T. Agnes
St. Mary’s
St. Agnes
Methodists
First
St. Mary's
Bob Carr
Dave Horan
Lake Avenue
Fourth Street
Lorne Elverta
Smith Brothers
Ken
Vern
Machock
Stosh” Machock
Church Loop
Jim Henke
Baptist
Deb Urig
Vince Feron
Lawrences Hales
Max Gerber
Lutz” Barkacs
Johnny Toth
Dave Robertson
Tom Smith
Summerlee
Jno
Eodkpedd
Elbe
Rts
Banick
L. Elberts
Jaycox
V. Smith
Feron
Maddock
Ae Eaeennos Methodiats
F Ferrell
Bird
Gerber
Barkacs
Koviak
Reformas
T. Barkacs
Bellas Rg
Bakos
Gielias
Lg Vane
Smith
Rf Wee
Robertson
Blakeslee
Henke
Standings Scan Amid Church and School Names
A fragment shows standings with St. Anes and St. Marys records alongside Hungarian Reform Holy Cross and Baptists. Conperesationals and 1st Congregationals appear, with a 90 noted for Methodlat Re.
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St. Anes
St. Marys
Holy Cross
Oberlin to Meet Case Quintet After Exams Layoff
Oberlin will face Case on Saturday in the first game after mid year exams and illness slowed practice. Coach Lysle Butler may reshuffle positions with Lampson moving to forward and Baetz replacing him at guard while Sperry starts at the other guard. Captain Yoakam returns at center as others, including Avin and Brickley, push for court time.
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Oberlin
Case
Lampson
Baetz
Roger Sperry
Cameron
Yoakam
Aivin
Brickley
Lysle Butler
Wooster
Wilson Must Accept Team Offer Or Else
Hack Wilson, star outfielder of the Brooklyn Dodgers, must accept the club salary offer or seek higher pay elsewhere, says Business Manager Bob Quinn after visiting Wilson at his Martinsburg West Virginia home following Wilson’s threat to quit baseball rather than accept the 1934 Dodgers offer.
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New York
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Quinn
Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Dodgers
Hi Speed Gas Team Heads to Valley City for Game
Hi-Speed Gas cagers travel to Valley City to face the Merchant team tonight. Players leave at seven oclock sharp for the city showdown.
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Valley City
Entries Close for A B C Tournament in Peoria
Peoria HL Feb 1 1P Entries close tonight for the American Bowling Congress annual tournament opening March 8 for a month. More than 1500 teams expected to compete for the international championship with a $1000 cash prize and diamond medals. Total prize money about $50000.
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Peoria
American Bowling Congress
Elyria Hockey Team Invades Cleveland For Tonight’s Game
The Elyria roller hockey team travels to Luna Park rink in Cleveland for a match with Luna Park. Readier roster includes Bob Smith Dick Stauder Tony Foggliano Red Sawyer Paul Johnson Ted Kardos Pete Grasso and Archie Fuller with starting lineup not announced.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Luna Park
Bob Smith
Dick Stauder
Tony Foggliano
Red Sawyer
Paul Johnson
Ted Kardos
Pete Grasso
Archie Fuller
Murbach Coals Shooters Beat Elyria Police
The Murbach Coals pistol team defeated the Elyria Police department in a third match of a series. Johnson led the winners with 175, Murbach second with 156 as the team total reached 732 to 656 for the police. C Miller topped the blue coats with 148, M Olmstead second with 141.
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Murbach
Murbach Coats
Jonngen
Meena
Rice
Haury
R. Uart
L. Worcester
Elyria Police Dept
Aye
Miiler
Olmstead
Hamlin
Walton Asee
Brown Wesssees
Waenan
Bartenders to Represent East in Punch Bowl Classic
Bartenders were chosen to represent the East in the Annual Punch Bowl Classic at Pasadena on Shrove Tuesday Feb 13. Coach Lou Petite leads the Bartenders, confident despite jitters from Frank Phipps and Tony Wight, with Captain Montmorency key to their push. The team travels by special train to St Louis then Heiser Busch training, planning to outsmart rivals with cocktails.
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York
Bartender’s School
Pasadena
Alma Mater
Seltzer
Ella Boole
Artenders
Lou Petite
Bartenders University
Stork
Petite
Frank Phipps
Gun Rckey
Tony Wight
Wight
Faith
Montmorency
Clover Club
B. U
Mother Mahree
Yale Names Ducky Pond Head Grid Coach For 1924
Yale selects Raymond W. Pond known as Ducky as varsity football coach and emphasizes a strong kicking game. He will be assisted by Earle Neale Ivan Williamson and Denny E Myers under one year contracts as Yale resolves its coaching dispute and preserves the Elias tradition.
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Eli Star
Blue Eleven
Neale
Williamson
Myers
Pond
Joseph Hearst
United Press
EW Haven
Conn
Yale
Eli
New Haven
Raymond W. Pond
Ducky
Harvard
Torrington
Malcolm Farmer
Board of Control
Reggie Root
Farmer
Earle “Greasy” Neale
West Virginia
Ivan Williamson
Michigan
Denny E. Myers
Iowa
Ohio State Heads Start Search For New Coach
Ohio State University Athletic Board and Athletic Director L. W. St. John begin a search for a new head football coach after Sam Willaman resigns effective immediately. Willaman to take over at Western Reserve University, replacing Tom Keady. Possible choices include a promising young coach or an established veteran.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio State University Athletic Board
L. W. St. John
Sam Willaman
Willaman
Ohio State
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Tom Keady
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Mayor Vanoster Chosen Head of Horseshoe Club
Mayor W H Vanoster was elected president of the Elyria Horseshoe Club for 1934 at Day's Hardware. Officers include Charlie Elkins as vice president and Ross Aungst as secretary-treasurer. The club plans a nationwide league for all pitchers and will make Day's Hardware its headquarters.
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W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
Day’s Hardware
Charlie Elkins
Ross Aungst
Charlie Hill
Charlie Pallas
L. C. Palmer
E. A. Brown
Cletus Smith
Albert Ryan
Vanoster
John Stanfield
William G. Smith
Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Day’s
George Day
Ohio State weighs coaching candidates for new plan
Athletic Director St. John favors a slow approach to selecting a new football coach. Candidates mentioned include Wesley Fesler an all American from years past Don Peden Ohio University and Harry Stuhldreher with other promising younger coaches in consideration.
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Yale
Elias
Elis
New Haven
Harry Kipke
Bernie Bierman
Earl Blaik
Ossie Solem
Lou
Ohio State
Wesley Fesler
Don Peden
Ohio University
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova
St. John
Dorais Named As Possible Ohio State Mentor
Detroit February report says Charles E. Dorais University of Detroit coach is considered to succeed Sam Willaman who resigned as Ohio State head coach. Dorais has not renewed his contract which expires in June and was linked to the job last fall when Willaman’s departure was predicted.
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Detroit
Charles E. Dorais
University of Detroit
Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Dorais
Willaman
Reds Announce 1934 Contracts for Johnson and Stout
Cincinnati Reds management announced the receipt of signed contracts from right handed pitchers Sylvester Johnson and Allyn Stout. These are the first contracts for 1934 received by the club.
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Cincinnati
Sylvester Johnson
Allyn Stout
Cincinnati Reds
Miller Signed for Cincinnati Bout with Sarron
Freddie Miller the Cincinnati featherweight champion has been matched with Petey Sarron of Birmingham for a non title bout in Cincinnati on February 7. Miller won a decision over Sarron two months earlier at Alexander Virginia.
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Miller
Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
Petey Sarron
Birmingham
Ala
Sarron
Alexander
Rosenbloom Favored In Florida Title Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom enters as an 8 to 5 favorite to defend his world light heavyweight title against Young Joe Knight in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout in Miami Florida Knight last beat Rosenbloom in a non title fight Knight could become champion if he defeats Rosenbloom tonight in a bout watched by nearly 30 000 fans with the bout reportedly not officially billed as title action due to Florida law.
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Miami
Fla
WPI
Maxie Rosenbloom
Young Joe Knight
Cairo
Madison Square Garden Arena
Florida
Jim Corbett
Charley Mitchell
England
Jacksonville
Knight
Maxie
Rosenbloom
Georgia Southpaw
St. John weighs coaching options after trip
St. John favors an experienced coach with proven ability and public rapport. Before leaving for New York he disclosed he asked if Clark Shaughnessy of Chicago would be available, though no offer was made. Others under consideration include Ted Wieman, Major R. R. Neyland, and Charlas E. Dorais.
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New York
St. John
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Shaughnessy
Saint
Ted Wieman
Michigan
Princeton
R. R. Neyland
Tennessee
Charlas E. “Gus” Dorais
University of Detroit
Cage Results Ably Accepts Share Of Gate Revenue
Cage Results will take 50 percent of the remaining gate after a 10 percent deduction for the Miami milk fund. The gross gate is expected to be about $40,000.
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Ably
Miami
City League Pin Matches Tonight
The two leading teams in the second half City bowling league meet tonight as I. T. S. Rubber Company keglers, pace-setters, face Elyria Hardware in the featured Knights of Columbus alleys match. Welsh Funeral Home meets Little Brown Jugs in the other league pairing.
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I. T. S. Rubber Company
Keglers
Elyria Hardware
Knights of Columbus
Welsh Funeral Home
Little Brown Jugs
Elyria Lakewood clash pits top scorers in league race
Elyria hosts Lakewood in a Lake Erie League showdown with Joe Scott and Fred Schweizer leading the scoring chase. Elyria undefeated in three games aims to extend the streak and dent Lakewood title hopes, while pregame action features Elyria High Lightweights versus Lakewood Bantams.
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Schweizer
Scott
Lake Erie
Dick Urig
Dean
Machock
Gerber
Elyria
Lakewood Lights
Frank Walend
Lorain
Lakewood
Postponed City League bowling match set Friday
The postponed City League bowling match between the Eagles and Jackson Wall Paper teams will be rolled Friday night at the Knights of Columbus alleys. The match was originally scheduled for Tuesday.
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Eagles
Jackson Wall Paper
Knights of Columbus
Amherst Cagers Win Increase League Lead
Amherst High's cagers defeated Medina 29 18 in Medina to stretch their league streak to five wins and extend their Northern High School Athletic League lead to two games. Brown and Rehman each scored seven points for Amherst, while West led Medina with six.
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Medina
Amherst High
Quarrytowners
Amherst
Brown
Rehman
West
Amherst Hardwares Defeat Mansfield Lunches 29-18
Amherst O hio February 1 The Amherst Hardwares beat Mansfield Lunches 29-18 in Amherst. Bill Guild led with ten points and Joe Yarsa added eight as the home team built an early lead and held on. Jerry Gormley scored seven for the Hardwares while Simon and Harter added five for Mansfield.
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Amherst, O
Amherst Hardwares
Steve Lunches
Mansfield
Bill Guild
Joe Yarsa
Guild
Yarsa
Jerry Gormley
Hardwares
Simon and
Hayter
Londos Defeats Savoldi In Chicago Wrestling Showdown
Jim Londos, Greek title claimant, beat Joe Savoldi before about 20,000 fans in a 20 minute exhibition that failed to wow the crowd. The crowd cried fake as Savoldi’s famed drop kick was barred and Londos won with a reverse body hold.
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Chicago
Jim Londos
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Londos
Savoldi
Joe
Jumping Joe
S¢voldi
Murbach Pistol Team Invites Shooters to City Hall Range
The Murbach Pistol team issued an invitation to interested persons to inspect the local range in City Hall and participate in shoots held there at regular intervals.
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Murbach
Miller Outpoints Covelli in Non-Title Bout at New York
United Press reports Freddie Miller, 126 pounds from Cincinnati, outpointed Frankie Covelli, 129 pounds from Brooklyn over ten rounds in a non-title bout in New York. Patsy Bernadela, 145 pounds from Norwood, stopped Joe Barra, 138 pounds from Red Hook in nine rounds at the same card.
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United Press
New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Frankie
Kia Covelli
Brooklyn
Patsy Bernadela
Norwood
N.J
Joe Barra
Red Hook
N. J
Oberlin Faces Amherst Hardwares In Key Showdown
Oberlin, Ohio, Feb 1 The Men's Civic Club basketball team expects a tough game tonight as the Amherst Hardwares visit. Previous meetings have been hard fought with likely starting lineups including Huston and B Thomas, Berry, H Thomas, Caldwell for Oberlin and Gormley, Guild, Menz, Gleason, Yarsa for Amherst. Tip is set for sharp oclock.
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Oberlin
Civic Club
Amherst Hardwares
Gaines
Huston
B. Thomas
Berry
H. Thomas
Caldwell
Hardwares
Gormley
Guild
Menz
Gleason
Yarsa
Finishers take three from Automatics in league bowling
The Finishers won three frames from the Automatics and the Financials claimed two of three from the Draw Plant in Western Auto League matches last night at the Knights of Columbus alleys.
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Financials
Knights of Columbus
Wood Cards 67 To Lead Agua Caliente Play
Craig Wood fired a 67 to lead the Agua Caliente tournament second round in Gua Caliente Mex. He set a course record and matched Bobby Cruikshank for sub par play to top the field as Paul Runyan held third with 69.
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Gua Caliente
Mex
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Bobby Cruikshank
Richmond
Paul Runyan
Wood
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Francisco
Cruickshank
Gene Sarezen
Fred Morrison
Cliff Baker
Portland
Two Tie For Top Honors In Rifle Shoot
Dwire and Dougherty tied for top honors with 190 at the Elyria Rifle Club weekly shoot held last evening. Biddinger placed third with 189.
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Dwire
Dougherty
Elyria Rifle Club
Biddinger
Pr.ait Hs Oe Hh. Ter
Dwire Aeresene
Dougherty Eer
Biddinger Wees
Ixley Eteocene
Adams Ene Saoe
Moulder Sorte
Rust Wees Ween
Rose Wen Eeeene
Ao Towne Woneens
Tam Amidon
Miller Beats Covelli In Non Title Featherweight Fight
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati defeated Frankie Covelli of Brooklyn in a 10 round non title bout at the Broadway Arena in New York. About 4,500 fans watched as Miller weighed three pounds less than Covelli.
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New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Frankie “Kid” Covelli
Brooklyn
Broadway Arena
Miller
Covelli
Petrolle Applies For Referee's License
Billy Petrolle from Duluth has given up his lightweight title bid but applied for a referees license and was listed as referee for the Friday night wind up bout on a local boxing card.
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Duluth
Minn
Billy ‘Petrolle
The
Fargo Express
Petrolle
Lcense
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