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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1932
Page
2
Elyria drops a tight 24 23 score in double overtime to East as Highways beat Eagles in a pin upset and Lorain stars Red Simon and Alex Black lead the Highway quintet in a three game series.
The complete list shows Open and Novice participants including Rosales Bulromi Durrah Rosales Gadum ski Daziah Stauden Schwartz T Waeintesh Crisp Ellis Shorke Parks Craft Cutts Davis Hoff Kuechan Bond Davis Sturtevant Davis Goodspeed Gasper Smith Jape Gasper Novice names include Fereness Smith Dembinski Lrovs Holly Kufel Galowerski Jessel Riegel Malla Picione Hoff Lee Slagin Turner Sraho Mellon Klepeh Rutledge Mikolanic Jaccovetti Tomshank Bilu Serfoso Howard Osnhop Ward Gerber Deshuh Varce Csubah Rosso Ameshauser Schlub Gerber Rezich Hodge Jacovetti Jacovetti Gutensohn.
Seventy one amateur boxers entered the Lorain County Golden Gloves tournament opening Friday at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain. Willie Wash of Elvira was deemed ineligible after a Friday meeting of the Gloves committee. The event decides the 1952 Lorain County amateur boxing champion and qualifiers for national and Olympic tryouts in Cleveland March 1-2 and 7-8. Captain J J Kelley presided as committee chairman.
Former featherweight champion Battaglia Petrolle signs for three fights beginning in mid March in New York at Madison Square Garden. Feld to challenge for welterweight title in April and Canzoneri to defend high weight crown against Billy in May.
The St Agnes and St MariA teams faced Lutherans and Emmanuel Lutherans in local league play. St MariA struggles as Lutherans and Fourth Street teams perform better while weather and schedule woes affect opening games.
The Nahahowski Roofers beat Oak Harbor 4 to 2 in a late evening game at Amherst after leading 8 to 8 at halftime. Earlier Amherst defeated Oak Harbor on their home floor, extending a duel between the two teams.
Oberlin faces Case in a city doubleheader with basketball followed by a swimming debut at 6:39 against Case. Oberlin has been erratic but shows potential while Case has been consistently strong.
In a Fort High gym afternoon matchup the Seniors overwhelmed the Juniors 32-19. Led by standout players, the Seniors built a solid first half lead and held off late Juniors rally attempts.
United Press dispatch from Cleveland reports expert view that Jack Dempsey remains driven to fight. The piece notes his 37th year and continued readiness for heavyweights, describing his aggressive style, past bouts such as Willard, Schmeling, and Tunney, and his current exhibition tour in Milwaukee with Buck Everett and Jack Roper.
Hi-Speeds and Merchants continue to set the pace in the Y City basketball loop as Merchants edge Clothiers 31 29 and Hi-Speeds top Universal Cleaners 32 18. Other games see Mercuries beat National Guards 25 17 and Ohio Fuel Gas defeat Agenda Club 24 19.
Amherst Kandy Kids lost to Strongsville 20 to 11 in an Amherst game. After a tight first half 9 to 8, Strongsville pulled away in the second half led by Midge, who scored for the visitors.
Oberlin will host Lorain Pennzoils at Oberlin High as two leading Lorain County teams meet. Travelers guard Reed returns from a knee injury, with Parer Caldwell and Bud Thomas in reserve as Oberlin fields its strongest roster. The game starts a three game series, with Lorain leading 2 0 in the series.
Wittenberg leads the Buckeye Conference with a 3 game margin and retains second place after a 29 19 win in Cincinnati. Julius Schulh and Fenner Wittenberg each scored in double figures as Ohio Wesleyan and Miami trailed in the standings.
By Jack Mest. Report on intramural basketball results from yesterday afternoon. The brief notes key standings and top performers in local league play.
Rocky River and James Ford Rhodes Fiick schools were admitted to the Greater Cleveland Conference at a special meeting of school officials held at the Central Y. M. C. A. Rocky River had recently left the Lake Erie League and James Ford Rhodes opened recently.
The Congregational Juniors of the Y M C A B league seek independent games to be held in or out of the city. Announcement states Saturday evening games are preferred and requests contact with Manhattan Lengel at 2609 to arrange matches.
Bauer scores the deciding charity toss with two seconds left in regulation to push East past Elyria High 24 23 after two overtimes. Nerkowski and Bauer lead East while Raskowski and Lehman spark Elyria in a fast, error prone clash on Fest floor.
Ohio Wesleyan faces Ohio University in Athens in a pivotal Buckeye Conference clash. A win by OU could share third place with Miami while OWU would drop to fifth. Ray Detrick's teams aim to tie Wittenberg for second if they win. Mount Union seeks eighth straight Ohio Conference win versus Hiram in Alliance. Bent State travels to Cleveland to meet Western Reserve.
Dempsey lands in Cleveland from Chicago for a four round exhibition with Meyer K O Christner set for tomorrow night. Christner has faced top heavies including Shar key Schaaf Stribling Uzcudun and others and is five dollars a year younger than Dempsey. Christner was a sparring partner for Dempsey before the 1927 Tunnes bout in Chicago.
Lorain, Ohio golfer Mrs Hoggarth defeats Mrs Lawrence Schwab of Great Neck to advance to the second round of the Miami Women's Golf Championship in Miami Florida.
The Klyna Eagles Soccer club met at 296 Bath Street to discuss Sunday's match with the Cleveland Banats. Negotiations were to be completed today. Report at Ely Stadium Sunday afternoon for potential game with the Banats. listed players include Alderson, G Walker, Wilbond, Roberts, Kelvie, Mitchell, McCaffery, Mailey, Kirk, H Walker, Doherty, J Kirk, Moves.
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