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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1932
Page
11
Ohio State suffered an 88 to 34 defeat to Purdue in an overtime era dominated game. The Buckeyes showed effort but could not overcome Purdue’s cold shooting and the pace set by Johnny Wooden’s guards. Attendance reached around 4,685 as fans witnessed a lopsided conference tilt.
veteran Chicago southpaw LF Ausie Kieexeter defeats Otto Retelr 90-27 in 40 innings to win the 1952 World Three-Cushion Billiard Championship in Chicago. Layton and others contend for runner up spots as the event concludes with a tight 4‑way tie for fourth.
Columbia and Eaton quintuplets clash in a high speed city showdown. A must win to cinch Lorain County title with a large crowd expected at Avon Brookside girls battle.
Ja ffe e won the 10 000 meter and 3 1000 meter races delivering a decisive win by three yards over Iv ar Ball an er nd of Norway Frank Stack of Canada and set a new record with 1 13 8. Canada defeated Germany 5 0 in hockey as the U S team faded from the standings.
Lake Placid NY February bob run features fifteen two man teams from eight nations in a bid for Olympic glory. United States teams include J Huber Stevens with Curtis Stevens and John R Heaton with Robert H Minton, while Germany Italy Belgium Switzerland Romania France Austria also field entries. Hans Hillian pilots Germany’s top sled and USA No 1 sled is among favorites.
The American Legion State Bowling Tournament semi finals run in Lima Columbus and Wadsworth this week with winners advancing to Akron on Feb 17. Boxers from Lima Cincinnati Dayton Toledo Lima Piqua Defiance and Springfield compete as central southeastern and western Ohio entrants chase state titles.
Arthur Christ of Fremont was elected president of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children at the two day meeting in Chillicothe. Charles Schaefer of Mansfield was chosen first vice president with Tarry Wissel of Springfield as second vice president and Walter B. Underwool of Elyria as executive secretary.
Lake Erie League officials have not acted on filling a vacancy after Latin High School applied for membership. Sandusky and Canton are under consideration, with Rock River’s withdrawal shaping the field. Objections may arise from Heights and Shaw over distance, while Shaker Heights and Cathrensi Latin show interest. The board plans no action until their March meeting.
Four City League games are scheduled at the Y court this evening. Merchants vs Crawford Clothiers opens the slate with Merchants favored to win. The Guards face Mercuries, Hi-Speed Gas takes on Universal Cleaner, and Zenda Trub meets Ohio Puel Gas.
The Nabakowskhi Roofers with thirteen wins in fifteen games host Kolath Drugs of Oak Harbor at Amherst High floor tonight. A grudge rivalry adds intensity as Oak Harbor previously fell to the Roofers. Preliminary slate includes Lorain teams Pennz Oils and Roose quintet. a large crowd is anticipated.
High Tracksters prepare for a two week Inter Class meet at Fisha Hitch School with three weekly practices on Monday Wednesday and Thursday. Alumni, including Dr Fleeving and Dan Nesbit, plan to enter the AAU events and join in workouts as they gauge chances of placing.
The Elsina Eagles soccer club will hold a meeting Sunday evening at 226 Bath Street at 7 25. The meeting will discuss several important business matters and all players and supporters are urged to attend.
Negotiations for a match with the Cleveland Bantams at Eagles Stadium on Sunday after noon are under way. Club officials say plans include fundraising dance Friday to support equipment and other club needs. Proceeds will aid base equipment and related costs.
Depauw University took a commanding position in the Buckeye Conference basketball race with a 28 to 2 win over Ohio Wesleyan. Eubank led Depauw with 11 points while Wesleyan’s Clarence Hendricks scored 19 as the late seesaw game ended with a free throw by Moffett and a follow up field goal by Eubank in the final minute.
The Eagles seek to widen their first place margin in the Bosling League tonight facing seventh place State Highway in the feature match at Columbus alleys. The Birds may face tougher opposition as Highray adds Red Simon from Knights of Prthias and Alex Black from Lorain to their lineup. The Knights of Columbus will meet Chronicle Telegram in the other scheduled game.
Holy Cross church hosts a wrestling and boxing program tonight headlined by John Yarish Frank Koriek Siokerski and Walter Jezenski. Jezenski meets Pete Gadomeni in a four round exhibition while John Yarish faces an unnamed foe in another four round bout. Other varied entertainments complete the program.
Charles Wicute 18 asked to be in touch at once with the Sport Editor of the Chronicle Telegraph. Call i418.
George Kirksey reports Dempsey, in his opening night for a second exhibition tour, fights two two round bouts before 7 847 fans. He defeats William Brannen and Carpentier with his famed punch, earning praise for stamina and power while questions linger about his long term title chances.
Elyria High and Bast High travel to Cleveland to face Meveland East in an independent game at 4 p m Roy Plymers reports the Crimson expect the same starting five Jones Adamsan Banick Coniam Lehman as in the prior two games aiming for a second straight victory against Meveland East.
The report describes a fight where Buck Byrerett, at 147 pounds, is knocked down four times by an opponent from Los Angeles. Byrerett shows resilience, rising after each knockdown as the action continues with hard exchanges and crowd-pleasing hooks.
Dempsey returns to Chicago after a hard bout where Everett and Roper pressed him with solid blows to the head and body. He plans to leave for Cleveland to meet Afever Christner of Akron, Ohio, in a four round bout Thursday night.
Edith Smith and Margaret Henke head the Lorain Ladies Bowling League with averages of 174 and 166 after fifteen games. Helen Bommer from Elyria sits eighth at 146. Smith plays for Hart Jewelers and Henke for Tivoli Theaters.
The Champs defeated Rockets two games to one. Cassidy led champs with a 542 series including a high three game total, while Barnes of the Spinners posted a 250 high single.
In Lorain at the Moose Hall, December upsets Freddie Edwards in an eight round bout while Senders outpoints Billy Sanders in six. Mickey Bevon and Miller also win, Pollock dominates Galvan, and crowd attendance tops a thousand as promoters Hill and Jacobs stage the card.
Lorain County Golden Gloves officials will hold a meeting tonight in the bleachers room of the Morel Antlers to discuss fuel plans for the tourney opening Friday in Lorain. The meeting was set for 7 30.
The YMCA Jr B Church League opens with a semifinal Saturday as St Marys faces St Agnes at 4 50 pm. Holy Cross and the tied leaders each hold four wins and one loss, with the final on Saturday February 10 expected to crown the champion.
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