Crimson Flash Five Ready for Lorain Showdown
Elyria High’s Crimson Flash five travels to Lorain Friday to meet the strong Lorain Wigh squad in a Lake Erie League showdown. Lorain holds a 22 17 edge from an earlier encounter, but Elyria believes they have found their stride after beating Lakewood, boosting confidence for the Lorain trip. Coach AL N. Smith may shuffle the lineup as two varsity men and another key guard are ready, with Harold Block at center or forward and Clawson as a reserve.
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Harold Block
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EHS
Cuyahoga Falls
Triple tie for first in industrial league playoffs
A three way tie for first place in the M. C. A. Industrial Basketball League remains likely as undefeated teams face opponents with three losses. Western Automat plays Colson, Gen. Ind meets Saw Chem, Troxel faces Willys Overland, and Steel and Tubes expect a forfeit win from Bankers.
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Break Triple Tie For 2nd Place In Church League
St Johns fell to fourth after a loss to Hungarian Reformed Lenin as six wins no defeats Church of Christ team distanced by two other clubs tied for second. Smith and Smith led winners while Uebka and Barikas tallied for the tied runners up. Pilgrim Community broke a seventh place tie by beating St Agnes 36 to 24. Robertson led winners with 14 points while Henke had 13 for losers.
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Barikas
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Northwestern pole vaulter enters New York ALCS games
United Press sport briefs from multiple cities report Northwestern pole vaulter Tom Warne, holder of the world indoor record off a dirt runway, entering the Feb. 17 ALCS games to face Savin Carr, holder of the world outdoor record, amid other notes on Notre Dame and Loyola discussions, a golf association convention in Kentucky, a Madison Square Garden boxing card, and Wisconsin athletics director George Little denying fatigue on Tad Wieman.
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Tom Warne
Northwestern University
New York
Warne
Savin Carr
Madison
Wis
George Little
University of Wisconsin
Badger Echonl
Flton
Tad) Wieman
National Beachwarmers Association Proposed By Benchwarmers
A satirical piece proposes forming a National Beachwarmers Association to honor bench athletes with pillows instead of denial letters. It assigns absurd club passwords and titles to organizers and imagines meetings in a hospital ward with insignia showing a pair of pants.
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Waimbergers
New York Race and Boxing Notes From February Events
Fragmented report outlines several sports items including a Broadway boxing bout featuring Din Clapper and Joe Guus, with results and weights. It also mentions Leonard Allison holding a position this year, a junior national handball championship won by J Dunwourley of Pastime Club, and various regional notes from Bloomington and Dallas.
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Chas
Remy
New York
Titi
Wveluty
J. Dunwourley
Buckeye Sport Briefs
Tech 5 Timmy Clay knocked out Jock Greenlice in the seventh round of a scheduled contest in Columbus. Chaney High in Youngstown is suspended until Feb 17 by the state HSAA for using a player of doubtful eligibility, effectively ending its season. April 19 is set as the start of the American Legion Bowling tournament at Hagerty Hall.
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Jock Greenlce
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American Rowing Congress
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Cleveland Cagers Win Exhibition In South
Cleveland cagers defeated visitors in a South Memphis exhibition game in front of about 3 000 fans. The scene celebrated a local pet and civic involvement while Cardinals of the park and other teams participated in a lively but unclear contest.
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Mites Confident to Repeat Over Lorain in New Hawthorne Gym
EHS midgets push for a second straight win against Lorain at the new Hawthorne gym next Friday. Coach Eaton drills offense and defense after the Lakewood game, praising Whitey Whitney and Banik for form while noting lineup adjustments and key guards Cornwall and Kevak.
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Fighting Crimson Flash
Hawthorne
Eaton
Lakewood
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Uiga
Lora
Lehi
Vusaily
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Cornwall
Kevak
Barloric
Whitey
Whitney
Rave
Banik
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Kohn
Gurney
Gus Kashin
Eaton Fives Win Two Games At Henrietta
In Henrietta small gym Eaton Independents rolled past Brownhelm Independents 40 to 32 with Cook and Carpenter leading scorers and Adrach denying Brownhelm a rally by scoring 22. Myers held Eaton’s defense before foul trouble. Crowell anchored defense. In prelim, the Eaton Ex-Hi's edged Henrietta Reds 3 to 20 in overtime.
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Brownhelm Independents
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Carpenter
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Brownhem
Henrietta Reds
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Reds
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Alyera
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Rundle
Rye
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Yolinski
von Due
Ligstur
Armistice Ends Brooklyn Club Internal War
Brooklyn baseball owners sign an armistice at the National League midwinter meeting. Wilbert Robinson stays as manager under a new two year contract while resigning as president. Frank B. York becomes president. A new five member board replaces the old four with McKeever York and Gilleaudeau as directors. Umpire staff additions and Barney Dreyfuss re elected VP noted.
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New York
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Robins
National League
Wilbert Robinson
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Frank B. York
Joseph A. Gilleandeau
Robinson
Jono Heydler
Steve McKeever
York
Gilleaudeau
Brooklyn
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Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
William J. Klein
Charles Rigley
Ernest C. Quigley
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Charles Pfirman
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Louis Jorda
Albert Stark
George L. Magerkurth
Ted McGrew
Robert M. Clarke
Mike Donohue
McGrew
Clarke
Donohue
American Association
International League
Texas League
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne Harbors 22 Chicago 14 In Standings
Fort Wayne leads Chicago 22 to 14. This week’s schedule includes Fort Wayne at Chicago tonight and Paterson at Brooklyn tomorrow. Friday Brooklyn hosts Rochester, Saturday Chicago plays Paterson, Sunday Oneago visits Brooklyn. Huff criticizes college athletics as too severe, citing Carnegie report and urging universities to prove they are not part of the problem.
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George Hutt
University of Minais
Athletics Central
Fort Wayne
Paterson
Zippers Trim Oberlin 26-18 in Fast Cage Battle
Akron Zippers invaded Oberlin and edged the Oberlin cage squad 26 to 18 in a fast game. Akron trailed at halftime and again after two periods before roaring to a late lead and securing the win.
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National League Plans 1930 Season Start and Close
National League teams will close the 1930 season on September 28, one week earlier than 1929. Opening games are set for April 15 with Phillies at Dodgers and other matchups including Boston at New York and Chicago at St. Louis. Initial games on April 22 feature Brooklyn at Philadelphia New York at Boston St. Louis at Chicago, while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh start April 23 at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn leads Sundays with 18, Cincinnati 16, Chicago 14, and Boston New York and St. Louis each 12.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
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Chicago
St. Louis
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Cincinnat
College Cage Results Headlines Missing Details
College basketball scores listed show Notre Dame 20 over Marquette 18 Missouri 2 Creighton 30 tied with Ohio Wesleyan 30 Miami 19 Drexel 47 over Moravian 17 Philadelphia Friends Den 21 over Swarthmore Fr 18 Akron 26 over Oberlin with incomplete final entry. The fragmentary report captures multiple small games and results with unclear continuation.
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Marquette
Miscouri
Creighton
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Drexel
Moravian
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Oberlin
Herrera Trims Wagner In Ten Round Boxing Showdown
Tony Herrera of Chicago out-pointed IdTy Wagner of Philadelphia in a ten round main event in Indiana. Both fighters weighed 154 pounds.
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