Rookies to Battle for Regular Positions on Yankees
New York Yankees face real competition for regular spots in 1931 with McCarthy taking charge at St. Petersburg. Rookies Dusty Cooke Sammy Byrd and Myril Hoag plus Fred Walker compete for outfield roles while Billy Werber challenges Lyn Lary at short. Tony Lazzeri might move to third with Ben Chapman at second. Pitching questions loom as Pipgras recovery from appendicitis clouds plans around Pipgras Ruffing Wells.
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New York
UPI
New York Yankees
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
St. Petersburg
Joe
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Earl Combs
Dusty Cooke
Sammy Byrd
Myril Hoag
Fred Walker
Henry P. Edwards
American League Service Bureau
Billy Werber
Duke College
Lyn Lary
Werber
Albany
McCarthy
Tony Lazzeri
Tony
Ben Chapman
Bob Shawkey
Joe Sewell
Cleveland
Jimmy Reese
Robert Gibson
Memphis
Gehrig
Charley Ruffing
Ed Wells
Yankee
George Pipgras
Pipgras
Henry Johnson
Roy Sherid
Tilden May Get Top Rating
William Tilden II, dominant on European courts last year, could be ranked No 1 by the United States Lawn Tennis Associations ranking committee for the 11th straight year, despite a National Singles defeat. The panel weighs performance abroad and at home, and protests are likely if he receives the ace spot.
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New York
William Tatem Tilden II
Ranking Committee
Big Bill
Forest Hills
Association
Ranking
Tilden
Europe
Henri Cochet
Bill
Johnny Doeg
Chicago Track Team Seeks Third Win
Chicago University’s Maroons race Iowa in Iowa City for their third dual meet of the season. They beat Purdue 52 1-2 to 32 2-3 and lost to Michigan State 58 2-3 to 36 1-? in their first two meets.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Maroons
Iowa
Iowa City
Purdue
Michigan State
Ohio golfer Ward eliminated in semi finals
Lone Ohioan L H B Ward of Hartville was eliminated today as semi final matches began in the National Senior Golf Tournament at Pinehurst. Ward, the sole Ohio survivor, fell to E C Keating of Montclair by one up in the quarter finals on Wednesday.
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Pinehurst
N. C
L. H. B. Ward
Hartville
E. C. Keating
Montclair
N.J
Ward
New London Defeats Greenwich 50-20 in High School Meet
New London High defeated Greenwich High 50 to 20 at New London. White and Humphrey led scoring for the winners, while Rettitt starred for Greenwich. In a preliminary, New London girls beat Greenwich girls 29 to 21.
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NEW London
New London High
Greenwich High
White
Humphrey
Rettitt
Greenwich
Rf Rei Ore
A Burton
Teen Ward
Ween U Philhips
Lash
If Sueee Kirkpatrick
Rf Pease
Strimple
Baker
Miller
Fox (Wooster
Home Utilities Win Industrial League Title
The Home Utilities defeated Ohio Fuel Gas 22 20 in overtime to clinch the 1931 Industrial League cage championship. Kirby scored the winning bucket after West fed him with under the basket, as regulation ended 19 all. Church of Christ beat St Agnes 30 20 and St Marys 20 15, while Troxel beat General Industries 42 15 with H Borne totaling 29 points.
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Ohio Fuel Gas
Kirby
West
Church of Christ
St. Agnes
St. Marys
Hess
Asaeenel Cowles
Seconee Seeeeel Morris
Tee Ween
Eens West
Total Bee Penees Seewees
Ohio
T. Fritz
Aes
Menz
E Hengartner
Sharp
Ay Fordnam
Mathews
Church League
Church of Christ—io
Rt G. Smith
J Smith
T. Smith
Wee McGowan
Halpin
Iy Wentz
France
R & Oe
Ilyas
Church of Chrst
T. Hinkely
Rf Ween Cook
Obertson
Smith
Sake
Marra
Tey
Moran
Irnegan Fae Saeel
Vas
Wagner
Koslak
Visnlaki
T. Pieteh
Ageale
H. Borne
A. Borhe
Sone Slezmond
Wae Kirkbride
Fuller
Rg Kru
Denison Defeats Cincinnati in Low-Scoring Tilt
Granville O Feb 12 The University of Cincinnati basketball team fell short of a Buckeye lead opportunity losing to Denison 42 to 24. Denison distributed scoring all game and moved into third place while Cincinnati sits fourth in the standings.
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Granville
University of Cincinnati
Buckeye
Denison
Denigon
Cincinnati
Room 230 Clinches Lorain League Title in OT Victory
Room 230 defeated Room 105 to win the Lorain league championship in overtime. In the final quarter Ross sank two foul shots to tie the game at 6-6 with half a minute left. Hance scored in overtime to seal the win for 230.
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Room 230
Room 105
Ross
Hance
Ohio Northern to Face Heidelberg in Conference Clash
Ohio Northern University and Heidelberg College will meet tonight in a key Ohio conference game. Heidelberg has not lost in the circuit while Ohio Northern has one defeat. Coach Harris Lamb says captain forward Ken Jacobs, back from a month’s absence, will play.
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Ada
Web
Ohio Northern University
Heidelberg College
All Weaton
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Harris Lamb
Ken Jacobs
Polar Bears
Elyria Tankers Triumph In Season Finale
Elyria High swimming team edged West High of Cleveland 44 to 31 in a season finale dual meet. Both squads won four events, but Elyria claimed extra seconds and key wins in close races including the 160 yard relay and 40 yard dash. Redington and Baker starred for Elyria, while Carji led West with ten points.
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Elyria Tankers
Mandy Schon
Elyria High
West High
Cleveland
Elyria
West
Redington
Baker
Arva
Phillips
Miller
Smithkowski
Schooley
Carr
Cariji
Percival
Hlyria
Feron
Gutowski
Williams
Carji
Warner
Philpot
Carlji
Mier
McWilliams
Studley
Webber
Local Dog Wins First In New York Show
Gage Von Braunenberg a German shepherd owned by Dr. R. W. Hancock of Denison avenue won first prize at the Madison Square Garden show. The five year old dog, imported from Germany, defeated a large class of imported dogs including Vetter Van Hauschutting. Hancock's dog had previously won specialty shows in Detroit Columbus and Cleveland.
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Gage von Braunenberg
R. W. Hancock
Denison Avenue
Madison Square Garden
Hancock
Billy Lang
Cleveland Road
Germany
Vetter van Hauschutting
Vetter van Hauschutting. Dr. Hancock
Detroit
Columbus
Cleveland
Amherst Hostess To Club Valentine Party
Mrs. Carl Henes hosted Evergreen club members at her Elyria avenue home for a Valentine style gathering. Contests crowned Mrs. Joe Coverdale after a brief business session. The dining room displayed Valentine ties as the table centerpiece.
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Amherst
Carl Henes
Evergreen Club
Elyria Avenue
Joe Coverdale
Henry Delefield
Edison Highway
Valentine Cook
George Kern
Carl Delefield
Townline Road
George Schwartz
William Cook
Anna Peters
Lorain
Fred Coverdale
Clair
Robert
Himer_ Bischoff
Lile Anne
George Crandall
Valentine Party At Menz Home Delights Local Guests
Miss Edna Menz hosted a Valentine party on Park avenue with hearts as the main game. Prizes went to Miss Helen Lowa and Miss Marian Steel as luncheon followed for a long list of women. An orchestra formed by local high school boys titled Harmony Seven met at Foster Jenne’s home for music and planning. Mr and Mrs C F Schroeder hosted Cloverleaf club members for a Valentine party with five 600 tables and prizes to Mrs Aurant Nabakowski and John Michael with a second to Mrs Henry Wolcsikowski.
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Edna Menz
Park Avenue
Helen Lowa
Marian Steal
Olive
Edna Beller
Florence
Bessie Hammel
Hazel Ruch
Ethel Peitch
Pearl Bowers
Marion Steel
Lee Menz
Harold Kunkle
Marian Baker
Margaret Rice
Frances Battenhouse
Helen Lowe
Dovona Lehman
Foster Jenne
Spring Street
Harmony Seven
Robert Reynolds
Robert Krause
Gerald Aschenbach
Robert Fleckner
Wilmont Baker
Roy Schaeffer
C. F. Schroeder
Middle Ridge
Cloverleaf Club
Auruat Nabakowski
John Michael
Henry Wolcsikowski
Death of Rev T J Gaehr Former Amerhart Resident
Word reaches relatives of the death of Rev. T. J. Gaehr at his Brooklyn home on Tuesday. He was a former Amerhart resident, son of Rev. Gaehr, longtime pastor of the First Evangelical church here. Survived by his wife Mary Lehmuidt kons and five children. Funeral from his brother A. J. Gaehr, president of George Worthington Co., at 1006 Fulton Road, Cleveland, Friday afternoon.
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T. J. Gaehr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gaehr
Amherat
First Evangelical Church
Vite
Mary Lehmuidtkons
Middle Ridge
Fiwe
A. J. Gaehr
The
George Worthington Co
Fulton Road
Cleveland
Removal of Mrs R K Tisdale to Home
Mrs. R K Tisdale of Park Avenue was discharged from Fairmont Hospital Cleveland after an operative treatment and sent home.
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R. K. Tisdale
Park Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Cleveland
Sophomores Rout Juniors 19 14 In Close Classic
The Sophomores beat the Juniors 19 to 14 after a slow finish to a game that saw Carr lead with eleven points and Thompson close behind with nine. Thompson scored the Juniors lone basket in the first period as Carr and Feron fueled the Sophomores early. Dodsley fouled twice to seal the win late.
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Dake Gull
Sopha
Thompson
Carr
Feron
Schon
Eldred
Sophs
Dodsley
Sin
Machock
Barkaes
Gsvenseuce Feron
Igmatett Ice
Gerber
Hutchings
Rg Ross
Peerage
Ebrove
Rgwees
Birch
Sedan
Daly
Briieley
Ate
Dighrow
C . Oeary
Stutz
Seater
Donovan
Goecke
Blakeley
Ells
Elbert
Eps
P. Ww. L. Pet
Se Taeee
Naan Eae
College hoops scores and tonight's slate
United Press reports Ohio U 30 Ohio Wesleyan 28 Denison 42 Cincinnati 24 Otterbein 41 Kenyon 39 West Virginia 41 Navy 36 Army 37 New Hampshire 26 Dartmouth 30 Cornell 19 Fordham 37 Lafayette 18 Harvard 56 Northeastern 26 Tonight Akron versus Kent State at Kent Wilmington versus Bliss at Columbus Heidelberg versus Ohio Northern at Ada Wooster against Muskingum at New Concord.
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United Press
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Cincinnati
Otterbein
Kenyon
West Virginia
Navy
Army
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Cornell
Fordham
Lafayette
Harvard
Northeastern
Akron
Kent State
Kent
Wilmington
Bliss
Columbic
Dempsey Appears Likely for Lorain Show This Saturday
Positive assurance comes from promoter Alvie Miller that Jack Dempsey will be in Lorain to referee the six round main event between Frank Florian and Tiny Diebolt, with an undercard of Cleveland fighters including Roger Brooks vs Joe Buick and Mike Lucas vs Tommy Rios. Tickets on sale locally.
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Russell Davies
Jack Dempsey
Lorain
Alvie Miller
Eddie Meade
Cleveland
Moose Coliseum
Manassa Mauler
Frank Florian
Lakewood
Tiny Diebolt
Ashtabula
Miller
Dempsey
Alvie
Florian
Diebolt
Meade
Roger Brooks
Joe Buick
Joe Zemon
Aunt Lorain
Lote Nickolatte
Jimmy Taylor
Mike Lucas
Public Hall
Tommy Rios
Mexico
Joe Martin
Sunny Jim Williams
Martin
Williams
Alvie Miller’s
Hellmanno’s
Lunel
Elyria Splashers Seek District Meet Success
The Elyria High swimming squad heads to the district meet at the Heights pool on Saturday February ithi. The Vaughamen boosted by new stars should challenge in backstroke relays and the 40 and 100 yd dashes. Last year Beging medley won top honors in this event.
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Elyria High
Heights
Vaughamen
Biging
Ohio U Edges Ohio Wesleyan 30 28 in Buckeye clash
Ohio University narrowly defeated conference leading Ohio Wesleyan 30 to 28 at Athens. Ohio led 21 to 13 at halftime as Warshawer scored the winning field goal in the final 15 seconds. Grandrup topped Wesleyan with 12 points while Lockman paced Ohio with nine.
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Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio
Wesleyan
Warshawer
Grandrup
Lockman
Reigh Count and Anita Peabody Have a Colt Son
Reigh Count winner of the 1928 Kentucky Derby and Anita Peabody winner of the 1927 Belmont Futurity have a bright sorrel colt. The foal was born Monday and its birth was announced only last night.
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Chicago
Anita Peabody
Otterbein Edges Kenyon 41 39 In Final Seconds
Otterbein College rallied in the second half to defeat Kenyon 41 to 39 in an Ohio conference basketball game at Gambier. The score was tied at 39 with nine seconds left when Francis of Otterbein scored from mid court to clinch the victory.
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Gambier
Uun
Otterbein College
Kenyon
Francis
Otterbein
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Cleveland Indians
Hudson
Home Utilities
Denison Wallops Cincinnati
Femly
Beennee Morse
Seas Dean
DeLloyd
Faulhaber
Sean Herold
Gr Koss
Bee Wnne Paomessa
Tranee
Bees McKitrick
Wae Glover
Scenes O
Roscoe Smith
Ashland
Samuel Wragg
Virginia
Kennedy Koal
Wooster Va
Muskingum
New Concord
Florian Diebolt
Elyria Splashers
Foster-Fitch Co
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