Elyria to Host Star Studded Girls Basketball Night
Elyria hosts a YMCA cage carnival featuring the Vivian Beauty Shoppe girls led by Stella Walsh of Cleveland and Guerin Pretzel girls with Herman Klein. Prelim games include Guerin Pretzel boys vs Janky Oils Oberlin and Hi-Speed Gas vs Valley City Merchants.
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Frank Walend
Elyria
Y. M. C. A. Cage
Cleveland Vivian Beauty Shoppe
Herman “Juicy” Klein
Cleveland
Stella Walsh
Walsh
Guerin Pretzel
Janky Oils
Oberlin
Valley City Merchants Five
Valley City
Woodin Sets New Highs as Garage Beats Elyria Lumber
C Woodin anchor for Colburn and Bremke Garage bowling team set a new St. John's League record with a 649 three game series and a 243 single game high last night as his team defeated Elyria Lumber and Coal in two of three games.
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C. Woodin
Colburn & Bremke
St. John’s
Elyria Lumber and Coal
Woodin
Gophers Rise To Second In Big Ten Standings
Minnesota jumps to second as the young Gophers win their fourth straight, edging Chicago 23 22 and improving to 4 0 in the Big Ten. Purdue leads with four wins, while Iowa drops from contention after a 34 25 loss to Indiana.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Gophers
Iowa
Northwestern
Indiana
Illinois
Hawkeyes
Purdue
Gordon Norman
Norman
Lyle Fisher
Big Ten
Wabash
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Favorite Knits Seek Cage Contests Here
The Favorite Knits basketball road club, the Buckeye Whirlwinds, seeks games with Elyria area teams. Roster includes Jack Teany from Indiana, center Al Dornkott, Johnny Dorr guard, Don Montgomery forward, Bud Clouser, Harold Duncan, and Scotty Mitchell. Managers should contact Larry Finkelhor at Favorite Knitting Mills, 1388 West 6th Street, or call Main 973.
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Elyria
Buckeye Whirlwinds
Greater Cleveland
Jack Teany
Indiana
al Dornkott
Case University Flash
Johnny Dorr
University of Wisconsin
Don Montgomery
Geneva College
Bud Clouser
Miami University
Harold Duncan
Ohio Wesleyan
Scotty Mitchell
The
House of David
Larry Finkelhor
West 6Th Street
Cleveland
Rosenbloom Retains Title In Close 15 Round Draw
Maxie Rosenbloom fights a real test and retains the world light heavyweight crown after a 15 round draw with Joe Knight of Georgia in Miami. More than 22,000 spectators watched Knight land sharper blows while Rosenbloom’s flurries kept the champ ahead on the scoring sheets with eight rounds to Knight’s five and two even. Rosenbloom’s seventh title defense came as he weighed 174 pounds to Knight’s 171.
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Miami
Fla
Maxie Rosenbloom
Young Joe Knight
Georgia
Rosenbloom
Hmit
Pride of the Southland
Daytona Beach
Young Knight
Enrring
Maxie
Knight
United Press
IKX
Jimmy Slattery
Seigel Equalled Indoor 60 Yard Sprint Record
Eddie Seigel of the Swedish American A. C. tied the world indoor mark of 6.2 seconds in the 60 yard dash at Seton Hall games. He won the 10 and 60 yard races and placed second in the 4 by 60. Glenn Cunningham won the half mile in 1 37, setting a track record at the 113th Armory.
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Newark
SN. J
Eddie Seigel
New York
A. C
Siegel
Emmett Topping
New Orleans
Glenn Cunningham
113Th Armory
Miller Signs To Coach St Xavier High Eleven
Don Miller former Notre Dame backfield star and Ohio State coach signed to lead St. Xavier High School Louisville for one year He will work 10 spring days and three months during the football season under the new contract
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Miller
St. Xavier High
Louisville
a'Ma -Don Miller
Notre Dame
Ohio State
St. Xavier High School
Ruth Still Shaping Baseball How Ruth Dominates the Game
Fielder A Jones and Carl Mays debate Babe Ruth's legacy at a hot stove gathering. Jones blames overexposure on Ruth for baseball's troubles, while Mays credits Ruth with reviving the sport and lasting influence. Ruth's career status and salary are noted as the Bambino's influence endures.
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Richard H. Syring
Central Press
Portland
Ore
Babe Ruth
A. Jones
Babe
Jones
Chicago White Sox
Randall Moore Nearing Sandusky Bout Readiness
Randall and Moore train hard for Friday Sandusky card. Randall meets Lee Cox of Cincinnati in a ten round feature while Moore faces Paul Shea of Toledo in a six round semi. Both vow knockout aims and push hard in late workouts.
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Tiser
Joe Randall
Larrys Moore
Dick Finesgan
Sandusky
Randall
Lee Cox
Cincinnati
Moore
Paul Shea Oo Toledo
Cox
Con
Tse
Welterwecht
Shea Little
College Scores and Results Across Several States
A United Press summary lists multiple college basketball results with varied scores including Oregon 22 and Texas A. M. 49 as well as Creighton 32 and Montana State 335, reflecting a wide range of outcomes. Names and places appear garbled, but the data shows numerous teams from Michigan to West Virginia with differing point tallies and matchups.
Dundee and Jeby Set for 10-Round Non-Title Bout
Vince Dundee of Newark, the world's middleweight champion, and Ben Jeby of New York City agreed to a 10-round non-title bout at Chicago Stadium on February 16. The match sets up a regional showdown with both men seeking a win ahead of future title talks.
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Chicago
Vince Dundee
Newark
N. J
Ben Jeby
New York City
Chicago Stadium
Dizzy And Paul Dean Are Cards Brothers Act
National League clubs expect double trouble from the Dean brothers Dizzy and Paul as potential ace pitchers and outfield star power. Cardinals executive Richey hails Dizzy as the top pitcher and cites Paul as a rising sensation with the brothers likely to pair for strong showings this season.
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Dizzy and
Paul Dean
United Press
Chicago
Wlh
Ruchey
Demon Dean
Pawl
Dizzy
Ilob
Ace
Waner
Paul
oiLdard
Pittsburgh Pirate
Richey
St. Louis Cardinals
Wii
Ote
Jast
Dean Broth
Cochran Beaten By De Oro In Billiard Play
Alfredo De Oro, 71, of New York edged Welker Cochran 50 to 49 in 74 innings as the first round of the three cushion billiard championship opened. Jay Bozeman defeated Len Kenney 50 to 27. today features Allen Wall vs Angie Kieckefer and other matches among 12 entrants.
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New York
Alfredo de Oro
Jay Bozeman
de Oro
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Bozeman
Vellejo
Calif
Len Kenney
Chicago
Allen Wall
Angie Kieckefer
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Kinney Matsuyama
Willie Hoppe
Arthur Thurnblad
Dizzy and Paul Waner Brothers Pitching Confidence
Dizzy and Paul Waner vow to win at least 20 games each as they prepare for the season. Dizzy projects 29 to 24 in wins, boasting about their family strength and past records. The pair, having spent winter in Florida, mix fishing and golf with talk of dominating opponents this summer.
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Tion
Dizzy
Vieyues
Paul
Ins
American Association
Columbus
Florida
Waner Brothers
Dean
Smith Brothers
Dean Brothers
I. T. S. Versus Knights Of Columbus In Loop Pin Match
The IT S Rubber Company leads by one game over the Knights of Columbus and Elyria Hardware, who share second place, as the season’s top match pits the leader against the Knights of Columbus tonight at the K of C alleys. Glen Rogers Motors versus Elyria Hardware was postponed to Friday.
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Babe Ruth
Black Sox
Cari
Cobb
Ruth
IT. S. Rubber Company
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Elyria Hardware
Glen Rogers Motors
Hamilton Chosen New Navy Coach
Annapolis March hiring follows Navy end of Notre Dame system with graduate coaches from 1926 team. Thomas J. Hamilton to take helm March 14 with assistants John Cross Harry Hardwick and Henry Caldwell. Miller remains head coach but shifts role as Navy adopts graduate coaching policy.
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Annapolis
Thomas J. Hamilton
Navy
Naval Academy
Hamilton
Edgar “Rip” Miller
Notre Dame
Army
West Point
Miller
Pacific Coast
John HW. Cross
Harry J. Hardwick
Henry H. Caldwell
Pretzels Meet Hardwares In Loop Feature
The Guerin Pretzels clash with Elyria Hardware in the YMCA basketball league tonight as the top program action. Hi-Speeds face Worthington Dry Cleaners in a contest with the Dry Cleaners expected to challenge. Full schedule lists four games with start times from 7:30 to 9:00.
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Guerin Pretzels
Elyria Hardware
Hi- Speeds
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Penfound Canfield Oils
DeMolays
Freddie's
Fist and boxing results from Miami to New York
The report lists multiple boxing bouts across U S cities including Miami Cairo Buffalo Newark and San Francisco with winners such as Joe Invamacht George Nichols Jackie Berd Pats tubinetti Steve Wolanin and Jose Rodrigues. It notes title involvement and outpoints with several regional locales and weights.
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Hs United Press
Miami
Fla
Mass Fist Bloom
Joe Invamacht
Cairo
George Nichols
Buffalo
George Mapiey
Jackie Berd
Nearburgh
Joe King
Lakelind
New York
Stamisla
Jon
Chile
Pats Tubinetti
SroondNi
Steve Wolanin
St. Athen On
Jose Rodrigues
See
Cuba
Tilden Defeats Hilsworth Vines In Lincoln Tennis Match
Lincoln Nebraska February 6 Tilden defeated Hilsworth Vines of Pasadena in a professional tennis match here last night by 7 6 0 1.
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Lincoln
Neb
Big Bul Tilden
Hilsworth Vines
Pasadena
Ohio high school quintets clash on local court
Elyria High hosts Akron West in an independent game reviving a 1926 rivalry. The doubleheader precedes Lorain’s league visit, while Elyria eyes sole possession of first place if Lakewood loses to Shaw. West features seven lettermen led by Sturgeon and Collier with a strong road record this season.
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Guevi
Elyria High
Akron West High
Crimson
Noy Clymer
Crimson Flashes
Elyria High Basketball Eeam
Lorain
Varsity
Elyria Lighties
Akron West
Heights
Shaw
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Lyria
Kron West
Barberton
Akron Central
West
Cowboys
Massilon
Akron St. Vincents
Cleveland Heights
Akron Buchtel
Akron East
Akron Garfield
New Philadelphia
Akron
Columbus
Massillon
Bill Sturgeon
Bill Collier
Dick Boughner
Steve Miller
Abe Sweedler
Eddie Traconini
Tom Swan
Sturgeon
Collier
Lorain County boxers struggle in Golden Gloves tourney
In Cleveland last night five Lorain county boxers faced tough rivals. Joe Sedivy survived the first round by defeating Jim DeMato, while Johnny Kochan was knocked out by Billy Gardner. Art Booth lost to Teddy Smith, James Crafty fell to Frankie Bojack, and Pete Hartman was stopped by Jack Clark. Tony Skorke was ruled on for being over the featherweight limit.
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Little Joe Sedivy
Lorain
Sedivy
Jim DeMato
Cleveland
Johnny Kochan
Billy Gardner
Kochan
Art Booth
Charley White
Teddy Smith
Smith
George Baratko
James Crafty
Simon Pures
Frankie Bojack
Craft
Pete Hartman
Cincinnati Bengals? No. Denison game beats 37 33 at Granville
University of Cincinnati basketball team edged Denison University 37 to 33 in Granville after a slow start. Carl Aust?
Centers Lead Buckeye Loop Scorers at Midseason
Four tall centers top the Buckeye Conference scoring at the halfway mark in 1934. Carl Austing of Cincinnati leads with 67 points in five games, overtaking Bernard Berens of Ohio University who has 66. Roy James of Wittenberg is third with 58 and John Anthony of Miami is fourth with 50.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Carl Austing
Cincinnati
Miami
Bernard Berens
Ohio University
Austing
Berens
Roy James
Wittenberg
John Anthony
Ohio
James
Anthony
Grandle
Gill
Marshall
Stammler
Stark
Hamilton
Witberg
Prech
Guenin Pretzels Stop Wakeman in Close 16 15 Victory
In Wakeman Ohio on February 6 the Guenin Pretzels beat the Wakeman Merchanettes 16 to 15 in a tight girls game. The half tied 9-9 with O'Brien scoring six for Guenin and Sandrock adding five. Briesch led Wakeman with five points.
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Wakeman
Guenin Pretzels
Wakeman Merchanettes
O’brien
Pretzels
Sandrock
Briesch
A. Meinke
Ee Pasadyn
Sateosnese Dambaugh
Renecese O'Brien
Bears
Rous O
Henke
Shee
Ener
Asere
Wakenan
Ebel
Rossman
Heiner
Sneeee McKenzie
Eaer
Total
Results From New York and Detroit Boxing Card Summary
In New York Jim Lonny of Greece defeated Ernie Dusek with a win over Hans Steinke of Germany drawing with George Zaharias. In Colorado Steve Passax from Greece beat Maurice La Chappelle of France while Fred Mephisto from Italy defeated Ed Wayland of Hartford Connecticut. Detroit saw Bull Curry of Hartford defeat George Dusette. Boston featured Low Talaber and Fred Kohler from Chicago in middleweight action. Milwaukee drew with Ralph Garibaldi who faced Tierre Labelle of Quebec. Columbus hosted Cecil Lamna from Lansing Michigan in a light contest.
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United Press
New York
Jim_ Lonncy
Greece
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Hans Steinke
Germany
George Zaharias
Colorado
Steve Passax
Maurice la Chappelle
France
Fred Mephisto
Italy
Ed Wayland
Hartford
Conn
Detroit
Bull Curry
George Dusette
Boston
Low Talaber
Chicago
Fred Kohler
Milwaukee
Drew
Ralph Garibaldi
Jaly
Tierre Labelle
Quebec
Paddy Mack
Columbus
Cecil Lamna
Lansing
Mich
Cincinnati Star Leads Buckeye Conference Effort
Cincinnati center and leading scorer powered the Buckeye Conference effort with 15 points in a pivotal break. Harmon led Denison with 11 points.
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Ing
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Harmon
Denison
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Tilden Bevel Vines
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Guenin Pretzel
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