Plans for Lorain County softball league outlined
Plans call for a county wide softball league in Lorain County with about sixteen teams split into North and South divisions. North teams would hail from Lorain Amherst Sheffield Avon Avon Lake and Penfield Junction while South teams would come from Elyria Grafton Oberlin Wellington La Grange and other towns. A final championship would pit top North against top South. Managers interested to contact Jesse Hamman at Lorain Hardware.
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Orain
Lorain County
Jesse Hamman
Lorain
Amherst
Sheffield
Avon
Avon Lake
Penfield Junction
Clearview
Elyria
Grafton
Oberlin
Wellington
la Grange
Hamman
Ohio
C Of C Quint Wins 1st Half Church Crown
The Church of Christ cngers clinched the first half title in the Church League by beating First Congregational, while St. Marys and St. Agnes also showed strength. Second Street teams swept four games, with Joe Smith and Harold McGowinn scoring ten each for the Church of Christ, who lead 13-11 at halftime and pulled away.
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Church of Christ Cngers
St. Agnes
St. Mary’s
Church of Christ
Second Street Five
Joe Smith
Harold McGowinn
Rehman
Ohio University Ties for Second in Buckeye Race
Ohio University again tied Ohio Wesleyan for second in the Buckeye Conference after beating Marshall 42 to 21. Bernard Berens led with 12 points as Ohio used two full teams, holding a 17 to 9 halftime edge. Buckeye standings show Ohio U at 5-2, Ohio W 5-2, Cincinnati 2-3, Marshall 2-4, Miami 0-6.
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Athens
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Ohio
West Virginians
Bernard Berens
Brown
Hunter
Bix
Buckeye
W.L. P. Plo. Prp
Wittenberg
Ohio U
Ohio W
Cincinnati
Miami
Sophomores Win Inter Class Cage Title
The Sophomores edged the Juniors 24 22 to claim Elyria High interclass basketball honors. Zyg Gient scored on a late pass from Sport Boreski to seal the win with one minute left, as Chuck Coen led the Sophs with seven points and Lee Brown topped the Juniors with six.
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Elyria High
Zyg Gient
Boresk
Sophs
Chuck Coen
Lee Brown
Soph
Pruski Eagel
Welty
Boreski
Stutz
Fortman
Gient
Tri County Baseball League Plans Expansion for 1932
Tri County heads prepare for the first league meeting within two weeks led by Jesse Hamman president. Plans call for expanding to eight teams with Sandusky and La Grange joining the six returning clubs: Lorain Pennzoils Lorain Natives Wakeman Elyria Wellington Amherst. Meeting location to be announced.
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Tri County Baseball League
Jesse Hamman
Loop
Sandusky
la Grange
Lorain Pennzoils
Lorain Nativities
Wakeman
Elyria
Wellington
Amherst
Christner O Dowd Bout Ends Without Contest
A ten round boxing match in Cincinnati between K QO Christner of Akron and Jack O Dowd of Detroit was stopped in the seventh round and declared no contest Referee Lou Bauman ruled the bout no contest Christner reportedly held on causing spectators to leave in disgust.
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Cincinnati
K QO
Christner
Akron
Ohio
Jack O'Dowd
Detroit
Refere Lou Bauman
Batman
Carera and Schaaf Set for Crucial Heavyweight Clash
Ernie Schaaf of Boston faces Carera in a key heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden tomorrow. The winner earns a shot at the world championship against Boston’s God. Schaaf recently revived form by stopping Stanley Poreda of Jersey City.
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Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Medison Square Garden
Garden
Stanley Poreda Ofersey
Roofers Club Lorain Quint Edges Anchorians in Amherst
In Amherst Ohio February 3 the Nabakowski Roofers of Amherst and Anchorians of Lorain battled through three periods before Amherst pulled away in the final stanza to win 30 16 Bill Guild and Joe Fitzgerald led the Roofers with eight points each while Horkay for the Anchorians added eight.
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Amherst
Anchorians
Nabakowski
Mount Union's Wright Steers Four Ohio Conf Titles
February report highlights Mount Union College basketball coach Robert D. Wright, head of Physical Education, who built four Ohio Conference championships in seven years at the co educational school of about 500 students. His squads posted strong records, including 15 of 16 conference wins in 1925, a 15 straight win run in 1932, and notable victories over Case Heidelberg Hiram Wooster Kent and Allegheny with one defeat to Akron.
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Department of Physical Education
Mount Union College
Wright
Mount Union
Searcons
Ohio
Wooster
Mount
Scotts
University of Michigan
Hut
Case
Heidelberg
Hiram
Wooster Kent
Allegheny
Akron
Wooster Coach Boles Backs Grid Rule Changes
Wooster College dean Lt. Boles approved football rules proposed by a coaches committee led by Lou Little. Changes include starting plays closer to the sideline, clipping penalty cut from 25 to 10 yards, and no ineligible men leaving under forward passes. He opposed increasing penalties for two incomplete passes in a series as it would hinder offense.
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Wooster, QC
Lou Little
Columbia Today
Boles
Wooster College
Ohio
College Football Roundup Shows Mixed Conference Results
Army defeats Lehigh 37 to 12 while Kent State over Cornell Sunta 24 and Navy tops Virginia 47 to 34. Pittsburgh edges Johns Hopkins 27 and Western Reserve beats Provident 4 to 0 as South Carolina Citadel and other teams post varied scores.
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Cornell Sunta
Dry Cleaners Win Amherst Class B Title
The Mischka Dre Cleaners defeated the Business Men 35 to 23 to take Amherst Class B cage title. Baet and Dre Cleaners' top scorer led the attack with ten and nine points respectively.
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Dry Cleaners
Amherst
Mischka Dre Cleaners
Business Men
Amherst Monger
Baet
Dr. Cleaners
Elyria Business College Cagers Edge Sandusky
Elyria Business College edged Sandusky 22 to 21 after trailing 11 to 7 at halftime. Smith led the winners with six points while Olds and Klee each scored for Sandusky.
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Elyria Business College
Cagers Edge Sandusky
Sandusky, CO
Elyria Business College Quint
Sandusky Business College
Smith
Olds
Klee
Oberlin Quint Defeats Cleveland Federal Employees 42 26
Oberlin School of Commerce topped the Federal Employees of Cleveland 42 26 in a fast game at Cleveland. Oberlin led 22 10 at halftime and pulled away after intermission with McLaughlin Van Arsdale and Reed starring for the winners while Peterson led the Cleveland squad.
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Oberlin Quint
Cleveland
Cleveland, CO
Oberlin School of Commerce Quint
Federal Emloyees
Oberlin
McLaughlin
van Arsdale
Reed
Perkson
Af C
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Erenee
Cowgill
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Widhicha
Benen
Elks and Chronicle Tie in City Bowling Match
The Elks and Chronicle Telegram teams meet tonight at Knights of Columbus alleys in a loop match. The Elks chase third place, needing three wins to surpass Clark's Service, currently ahead of them in the standings.
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Elks and Chronicle Telegram
City
Knights of Columbus
Elks and Clark
Antlers
Amherst Defeats Jefferson 16 to 11 in Junior High clash
Roy Haas led Amherst with fourteen points as the Amherst Junior High team defeated Jefferson Junior High 16 to 11 on the Gates school floor yesterday afternoon.
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Roy Haas
Amherst Junior High Quint
Jefferson Junior High
Gates
Haas
Elyria Cagers Prepare for Heights in Lake Erie League Clash
Elyria High basketball squad closes four days of practice ahead of a Lake Erie League test at home against Cleveland Heights. Key players are out with illness and injuries, including captain Freddie Lehman, Novotny, and Zgoda, while lineup likely features Machock, Urigor Elberts, Murkowski, and Coniam or Doane. A preliminary game pits Elyria Lights against Heights Bantams, both coming off wins.
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Oach
Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Lorain
Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights
Heights
Lakewood
Crimson
Hilltoppers
Purple
Elyria
Clymer
Freddie Lehman
Novotny
Zgoda
Machock
Urigor Elberts
Murkowski
Shaughnessy Named Chicago Football Coach
Clark Daniel Shaughnessy, Loyola New Orleans coach, will succeed Amos Alonzo Stagg as head coach at the University of Chicago. He will assume duties for spring practice starting April 1 after formal approval by trustees. Shaughnessy led Tulane 1915–26 and Loyola, winning 96 games with 11 ties and 43 losses.
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Chicago
Clark Daniel Shaughnessy
Loyola University of New Orleans
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Shaughnessy
Thomas Metcalf
Stagg
University of Minnesota
New Orleans
Tulane
Loyola
Results From United Press Boxing Card Matches
In New York Jim McMillan and others were disqualified for roughness while several boxers won by decision in bouts across major cities. Notable actions include Abe Coleman losing to Ernie Dusek in Omaha and Vic Christy defeating Don De Lamn in Los Angeles. Kal No. of Cincinnati claimed two of three falls in Portland to press toward the middleweight title.
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United Press
New York
Jim McMillan Ilinois
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Lou Plummer
Baltimore
Joe Savolda
G'no Garibaldi
Itarly
Juan Humberto
Texas
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Martin Zikoff
Russia
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
Joe Stetcher
Nebraska
Floyd Marshall
Arizona
Earl McCrea
Jim Landos
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Oki Shikina
Japan
Henry Graber
Vic Christy
Don de Lamn
Hans Tsteinke
Pat Flanagan
P. A. Maliikin
Steve Strelich
Portland
Ore
Gus Kal- No
Cincinnati
Bob Miller
Chicrgo
Night Harness Racing Revival Planned for 1933 Season
The Ohio Short Ship circuit approved June 20 to 28 as Elyria hosts harness races at night, reviving earlier schedules. New Ohio Trotting Association formed in Cincinnati with officers Bryce, Clement, Kilmandahl, and Keller.
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Elyria
Ohio
Cincinnati
Lst
Short Ship
Urbana
Greenville
Marion
Elyvria
North Randall
Toledo
Canton
Columbus
Buckeye
George Bryce
E. P. Clement
H. F. Kilmendahl
Celina
Edwin T. Keller
Dodgers Trade Dazzy Vance To St Louis Cards
New York February 9 Dodgers announce a four player deal sending star pitcher Dazzy Vance and infielder Gordon Slade to the St Louis Cardinals in exchange for Owen Carroll and Jake Flowers. Dodgers official Dave Driscoll says no cash changes hands.
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New York
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Gelbert
Vance
Gordon Slade
St. Louis
Owen Carroll
Jake Flowers
Dave Driscoll
Dodgers
Wittenberg Cagers Seek Highth Straight
Wittenberg College basketball team leads the Buckeye Conference and aims to extend its eight game winning streak with a game against Depauw University of Green Castle Indiana. Guards Elwood Pitzer and Larry McAfee pace the scoring chart with 93 and 79 points respectively through 12 games.
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Springfield
Wittenberg College
Buckeye
Depauw University of Green Castle
Ind
Elwood Pitzer
Wittenberg
Larry McAfee
Roy James
Robert Hamilton
Bluffton College Wins Defiance Contest In Northwest Conference
Bluffton College secures second place in the Northwest Conference as of February 9 with a decisive win in Defiance Ohio. The result highlights Bluffton’s strong performance this season.
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Defiance
Bluffton College
Basketball Team Dominates Defiance College 32 6 Victory
The team earned a 32 to 6 win over Defiance College on Wednesday night, showcasing strong defense and efficient scoring as the game progressed.
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Defiance College
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