Five Wins Crown Church League Title
The Church of Christ Five defeated the Second Street Methodists 42 to 15 to clinch the Church League title for the fifth straight year. Joe Smith led with 12 and Bill Cox with 11 for the champions as St Agnes took second and St Marys finished third behind a strong team effort.
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Elyria Church OF Christ
Elyria
Younistown
Streethoys
Methodists
St. Agnes
Pilgrim Community
St. Mary’s
Emmanuel Lutherans
Church of Christ
Joe Smith
Bill Cox
Dave Griffiths
Max Gerber
St. Agnes Cagers
East Siders
Stoesh’ Machock
Heidrich
St. Marys
Lorne Elberts
Jim Henke
Aldrich
Smith
Jakeley
Griffiths
Wee Gerber
Hultz
Griffin
Goodspeed
A. Tolley
Wells
Erie
H. Smith
St Agnes
G. Henke
Masivk
Gerhardinger
Machock
Koviak
Moran
G. Gurties
R. Fowkes
Donnelly
Aes Everhart
Crowell
Hutchings
Reforms Canton Head Cage Card At Y Tomorrow
The Elyria Hungarian Reforms and the Canton Reforms headline a basketball card at the Y M C A tomorrow evening in a regulation Hungarian Reformed league contest. Local teams lead the loop and must win to stay atop. A preliminary features Lorain Nativities versus Elyria Merchants at 6 30.
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Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Merchants
Case Seeks 6th Win At Oberlin
In Ohio college basketball action tonight Case aims for its sixth Ohio Conference victory with a game at Oberlin. Muskingum plays at Akron in another league tilt as Findlay hosts Defiance seeking to tie Bluffton for Northwest leadership at Findlay.
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Columbus. O
Feb. N
Ohio
Case
Oberlin
Muskinento
Akron
Findlay
Bluffton
Northwest
Oberlin Swimmers Open With Case Team Tonight
Oberlin College swimmers start their season at the Crane pool meeting Case Institute tankmen. Coach Louis Keller lists his lineup: Harold Burns Allan Clapp Allen Bonnell Harold Dexter Kenneth McClosker John Woodruff Roger Brown William Correll Wade Fisher and William Murray.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Case Tankmen
Louis Keller
Harold Burns
Allan Clapp
Allen Bonnell
Harold Dexter
Kenneth McClosker
John Woodruff
Roger Brown
William Correll
Wade Fisher
William Murray
Lorain Woman Beaten In Miami Open Tourney
In the Miami Women's Golf Championship quarterfinals on February 11 in Miami Florida two Ohio entrants lost matches Mrs E H Hoggarth of Lorain Ohio fell to Mrs Joseph Byddlek Buffalo NY 8 and 7 Miss Ellamae Williams a 14 year old Cleveland girl lost to Miss Bea Gottlieb New York on 19 holes Mrs Lillian Zech of Chicago beat Miss Kathryn Bragg West Orange NJ 2 and 1 and Mrs L G Riley of Pittsburgh defeated Miss Lucille Parsons West Orange NJ 4 and 2.
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Miami
Fla
E. H. Hoggarth
Lorain
Joseph Byddlek
Buffalo
Ellamae Williams
Cleveland
Bea Gottlieb
New York
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Kathryn Bragg
West Orange
N. J
L. G. Riley
Pittsburgh
Lucille Parsons
Ohio State Uses Slow Motion Film for Football Track Coaching
Ohio State University athletics approves slow motion pictures to study nearly every game from recent seasons. The films highlight mistakes and successes, helping football players and track athletes by showing proper form and techniques.
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Columbus
Colle
Ohto State University
Ohio State
Reserve Trounces Kent State in 50-23 Victory
The Western Reserve Red Cats secured their sixth win of the season by routing Kent State 50 to 23 in Cleveland. Leading 25 19 at the half, Reserve pulled away after intermission with strong performances by Charlillo and Bernardic. Rich led Kent scoring with three field goals.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve Red Cats
Kent State
Cats
Kent
Charlillo
Bernardic
Rich
Kent Cagers
Mount Union Beats Hiram For Ninth Straight Win
Mount Union College defeated Hiram 42 to 20 to stretch its Ohio Conference season win streak to nine. Dawson Curtis scored 19 points to pace Mount Union as it built a 25 point first half lead, while Hiram’s Bituer led the visitors with six points.
Oberlin Beats Sullivan Rangers Easy In Opener
Oberlin trounced the Sullivan Rangers 41 to 21 on the Oberlin floor with Krueger and Gaines leading the attack. Crile contributed seven points as Oberlin built an early lead and never slowed. Stevens and the Bob events headline the day as Olympic action continues in Lake Placid with four man bobsled and ski jumping featuring prominently.
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Oberlin
Sullivan Rangers
Oberlin H.sh
Krueger
Gaines
Wruerer
Kneckeuts
Crile
Stevens Brothers
Henry McLemorg
United Press
Ake Placid
N. Y
America
Hubert
Curtis
United States
Billy Fiske
Henry “Hank
Homburger
Botl
Fiske
Jobin Groathimsbradsen
Norway
Sven Utterstrom
Sweden
Canada
Amherst Battles New London For N O Cage Title
Amherst faces New London in a North Ohio high school basketball showdown to decide the league title on the focal high school floor. Both teams are tied for first with six wins and two losses after Amherst’s defeats by Medina and Vermilion and New London’s losses to Amherst and Medina.
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Amherst
North Ohio Aich
Focal High School
New London High Quinter Seexs
Braun
Medina
Vermilion
New London
Roofers Rout La Grange in Lopsided 55-13 Victory
Nebakowski Rooks overwhelmed La Grange Merchants 55-13 after a balanced attack and sharp passing. Guild and Balant contributed key baskets as the Roofers surged to the lead early and built a dominant margin with Goldie top scoring for La Grange.
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LA Grange
Nebakowski
Guild
Balant
Roofers
Balart
Roofer
Goldie
Gormlei
Hutten
Rz Sharp
Ty M. Hutton
Waiko
N. Forbush
Forbush
Halliwell Area
Detroit Windsor Battle Ends In Scoreless Tie In IHL Race
In a 0-0 draw at Windsor Detroit and Windsor held steady in the International Hockey League standings. Detroit remained second while Windsor stayed fourth as all other teams rested. Cleveland aims to close the gap by beating Pittsburgh after two straight wins and scales to within a point of Windsor.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Windsor
Bulldors
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh
Indians
Pirates
City Rifle Club Scores Show Daugherty Lead Evening Meet
Daugherty again led the Eivria City Rifle Club scorers in the regular weekly meet held last evening with scores listed for each member. The summary lists final tallies and top shooters.
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Daugherty
Eivria City Rifle Club
Lorain Leads Entries In Golden Gloves Tourney
Lorain County hosts the first annual Golden Gloves event at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain with most entrants from Lorain. Weigh-in and examination are tomorrow at 4 PM. winners qualify for National and Olympic tryouts in Cleveland. Local favorites include Tony Skorke with other Elyria and Lorain fighters listed for open and novice divisions.
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Lorain County
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
John R
Sandy” Pfeiffer
Dempsey Still Fistsiana's Top Draw in 1932 Exhibitions
Jack Dempsey remains fistiana's greatest attraction more than five years after losing the heavyweight title. In 27 exhibitions since August 19 he drew 186 4574 attendees and gate receipts of 371 578.50. Dempsey's share ran about 115 009 with promoter Leonard Sacks noting he keeps roughly $2 per $10 earned.
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George Kirkley
United Press
eRay O
Feh
Jack Dempsey
Fistiana
Dempsey
Leonard Sacks
Sacks
Meyer
K. Q.) Christner
Akron, Jr
Cleveland Auditorium
Joe Lewis
Schmeling
Cleveland
German light heavyweight Houser to meet Mson ley at Public Hall
In Cleveland tonight a ten round main bout features Adolf Houser of Germany against George Mson ley of Akron. The card also includes Bill Wallace versus Eddie Watt in eight rounds, Babe Triscaro against Jackie Powers in six, Frank Goosby versus Jimmy Taylor in six, and Herold Krill versus Louis Sprouz in four.
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Cleveland
Adolf Houser
George Msonley
Akron
Jack Compsex
Chrisner
Public Hall
Bill Wallace
Eddie Watt
Memphis
Babe Triscaro
Jackie Powers
Frank Goosby
Jimmy Taylor
Herold Krill
Louis Sprouz
Duke Star Trying For Another Letter
Kid Brewer, Duke University star half back, aims for another letter after finishing school in June. He already earned letters in football track and boxing, and is now on the basketball squad and a candidate for the baseball nine this spring.
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Nuaham
N. C
Kid Brewer
Duke University
Duke
Brewer
Haury Penzoils Triumph Over Pfay Chevro Iet With
The Haury Penzoils defeated Pfay Chevro Iet 731 to TLR. Top scorers for Penzoil were Kelling 158 Reichhard 151 C Adams 151 Hart 146 and Haury 145. Pfay Chevro Iet leaders included Lewis 159 King 149 Swanker 139 Stephan 110 Griggs 136.
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Haury Penzoils Revolver
Pfay Chevro Iet
Penzoil
Haury
Kelling
Reichhard
C. Adams
R. Hart
Pfay Sores
King
Lewis
Swanker
Stephan
G. Griggs
Faculty Quintet Defeats Juniors in 34 24 Victory
The Elvira fin retined in a lopsided game as E H S faculty outscored the Juniors 34 to 24. Burton led the Faculty with 9 points while Machack topped the Juniors with 9, and the pace swung with a late rally to seal the win.
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E. H.S
Elvira
Pions
Smith
Burton
Fae
Gerber
Novotny
Hahorated
Fasulty
Carl Smith
Aln. Smith
Olas Yegaayu
T. Macnock
Ove
Hk. H. Sw
Murkowski
Aye
Four Cities Crown Titles in Legion West Ohio Finals
Cincinnati led with four titles in the American Legion Western Ohio finals at Lima on February seven. Toledo claimed two titles, while Brian and Van Wert took one each. Winners advance to the Legion State Tournament in Akron on February 17.
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Legion West Ohio
Lima
Cincinnati
Toledo
van Wert
Brian
American Legion
Western Ohio
Akron
Kid Hackler
Morris Paul
Dayton
Doe
Muchorewski
Eddie Nasser
Billy Louis
John Curry
Lamond Jubenville
Brocau
Ralph Lusk
Piqua
Woerner
Brown
Ralph Woeb
Harry Graham
Jack Worthington
Bobby Doherty
Richard Gerrard
Don Hames
Lina
Wesleyan Ties For Second In Buckeye Race
In Athens on February ti Ohio Wesleyan held third place and tied with Wittenberg for second in the Buckeye Conference standings. A top crowd watched Ohio Wesleyan defeat Ohio University 7 to 0. Vernon Wolfe helped late, while Clarence Hendricks led Westervan with 12 points and Duncan added nine for Wooster.
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Athens
Ohio Westeyan
Buckeye
Wittenberg
Ohio Westevan
Ohio University
Bishons
Worters Star For Ameri cans In Pro Hockey Talk
Rex Worters, star goaltender for the New York Ameri cans, is hailed as the best in the business despite the team not burning up the big league scene. Worters is at the center of attention for his standout play and potential impact.
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New York Americans
Rex Worters
Worters
Wooster Crippled For Mr Union Game Sat
Wooster College hopes to beat Mount Enion next Saturday but suffer injuries. Center Pat Talbot has a torn cartilage in his left knee. Bob Sekerak shifts to center. Jim Courtney remains sidelined with a dislocated shoulder.
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Wooster. O
Wooster College
Mount Enion
Pat Talbot
Bob Sekerak
Jim Courtney
Wooster
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