Church Of Christ Lace Fairview In Suburban Fray On Y Floor
The Church of Christ quintet from Fairview beat the G O P’s of Suburban 46 to 30 on Saturday at the Y. Joe Smith and Tom Smith led with 12 and 10 points as Fairview surged from a 18-14 halftime lead to a strong second half. Arfs of Fairview scored 14 for game high honors as the team moved into second place a notch behind Lakewood. The curtain and preliminaries featured Eaton Independents and Ward Oils Girls, with Eaton and Ward earning clear wins in this suburban league program. Jean Cook led Eaton girls with nine points. Sammler and Ward both logged ten for the night.
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Church of Christ Lace
Fairview
Ernie Braden
Fairview G. O. P
Church of Christ
Lakewood Five
Olmsted Fails
Eaton Independents
Birmingham Firemen
Ward Oils Girls
Cleveland
Eaton Girls
Joe Smith
Elyrians
Tom
Arfs
Fairview Center
Ward Gils
Eaton Gins
Jean Cook
Eaton
Sammler
Ward
Center
Birmingham
Grills
Knott
Duke Gull
Lake Erie Teague
Kewalsh
Elyria C
T. Kranak
Jd. Smith
Lyons
Blakeley
Ne Malik
Tree of Mardock
G. Smith
Rene T. Smith
Robertson
Th. Lunt
Re .i
Volger
Total
Smith
Neferee e—Blaheles
Eo HS
Urpire—Gerber
LE. HS
Ward Oil & Gas
Schneider
Eldred
Sommier
Donovan
Burkhart
Wuaeeal
Dean
F. T
Daly
Rhea
Cavagna
Rt Oo
Drusendahl
Baten
G. Boddy
Ig Brown
Cook
Rf Waenee
G F. Crowell
Eaves Mose
Peweeeee
Hills
Fereenen
Onnessa
Ceseaee
Dunnell
J. Smith
Ceeses
Wavenens
Eaton Indep
Popmal
FL Wean Carpenter
Ase Alexander
Mee VanWormer
Steed
Crowell
Birn
Wasem
York
Bantam
Gerber
Wilmont
Kingaley
Wold
Leon
Henke
Will Meet
Big Three Grid Feud Revived in Yale Schedule Change
New Yale policy will shift the traditional closing game date to Harvard and Princeton in alternate years starting next fall. The revival of the Yale Harvard Princeton contest ends a 1800s tradition of a single season finale. Harvard seeks the Yale game as the durable capstone of its schedule, while Princeton favors a rotating plan.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Yale Approves Grid Staff for 1931 Season
Yale officials approved a coach staff to implement the Notre Dame system for 1931. Head coach Dr. Martin Stevens, Adam Walsh, Benny Friedman, Charles Comerford and junior varsity leaders Duck Pond Finno Creebe Johnny Godman Fay Vincent Bob Hall Paul Osborne. assistants Reg Root Stew Scott and Rucky O'Connor. The decision came after a joint Yale Athletic Board of Control and Advisory Football Committee meeting ending a policy deadlock.
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New Haven
Conn
Notre Dame
Yale
Dr. Martin
Mal) Stevens
Adam Walsh
Benny Friedman
Charles Comerford
Duckr Pond
Finno Creebe
Johnny Godman
Fay Vincent
Bob Hall
Paul Osborne
Reg Root
Stew Scott
Rucky O'Connor
Yale Athletic Board of Control
Wildcats Still Set Four an Undefeated Season
Northwestern eyes an undefeated run as Big Ten leaders, with Illinois at Evanston tonight and Minnesota, Iowa, Ohio State among remaining games. Friday results include Northwestern 27 Chicago 16 and Minnesota 42 Wisconsin 15, with two other big matchups on the slate. A Field Museum note mentions a summer fish with a trunk like an elephant.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Wildcats
Tllinois
Evanston
North Western
Minnesota
Ohio
State
Minneapolis
Wisconsin-Iowa
Iowa City
Purdue
Indiana
Minots
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Hinois
Michigan
Tigers Seek To Bolster Pitching Staff And Add Punch
New York report outlines Detroit Tigers plans for 1931 including added pitching depth with veterans Uhle Hoyt Whitehill and rookies Hogsett Myatt Cantrell Bridges plus Marrow from Beaumont. Grabowski catcher to steady staff, outfield reinforcements Eckhart Shiver Walker Dossack and rookies contend for roster spots.
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Tigers
New York
Stanley Harris
Detroit
Harris
Henry P. Edwards
Marrow
Beaumont
Uhle
Hoyt
Whitehill
Hogsett
Myatt
Cantrell
Bridges
Grabowski
Chicago
Johnny Bassler
Desautels
Alexander
Gehringer
Akers
McManus
Mark Koenig
Owen
Seattle
Holley
Eckhart
Shiver
Walker Brothers
Evansville
Dossack
Wheeling
Roy Johnson
John Stone
Bliss
Wally Schang
Joe Dugan
Lakewood Caps Lake Erie Meet Heights Is Second
Lakewood edged Cleveland Heights 45 41 to retain the Lake Erie League title for the third year. Heights led most of the meet but faded late. two Heights records were unofficially set in the 100 yd back and the 120 yd medley relay. Elyria failed to qualify any swimmers, while Lakewood and Shaw earned top finishes in multiple events.
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Mandy Schon
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Heights
Shaw
Llyria
Lorain
Rocky River
Homer Hageman
Lake Erie
Fisher
Elrria
Feron
Arva
Carr
Redington
House
Margolin
Elyria
Greltzer
Horgan
Glasco
Kenan
Lamb
Marshall
Stuart
Brown
DuRoss
Neff
Roscoe
Hagerman
Wheeler
Osmond
Northrups
New Lake Erie
Lua
Sterling
Cook
Hollager
Robertson
Himlinski
Thets
Gould
du Ross
Theis
Greitzer
Weer Harkins Shaw
Cannon Lakewood
Kohlmeier
Hagerman Heights
Horgan Lakewood
Buckeye and Northwest titles in reach for two colleges
Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University fight for the Buckeye title with Wesleyan holding a half game lead after beating Cincinnati 37 to 2 and facing Denison next. Ohio University beats Miami 23 to 18 to gain a challenge right. Denison loses to Oberlin 36 to 13, while Mount Union extends its conference streak with 10 straight wins and faces Akron Muskingum and a Washington and Jefferson game. Haeldalberg completes a perfect Ohio Conference season with 9–0 and claims football pennant. Western Reserve, Case, Wooster, Otterbein, and Hiram also figure in league results.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Northwest
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Wesleyan
Denison
Oberlin
Mount Union
Akron
Muskingum
Washington and Jefferson
Hatdelberg College
University of Dayton
Haeldalberg
Western Reserve
Case
Wooster
Munkingum
Otterbein
Hiram
Gascoigne books two Clevelanders for Lorain bout card
In Lorain at Hotel Antlers promoter Jimmy Gascoigne presents his second season show headlined by Joe Schlund vs Marty McHale for ten rounds at 147 pounds. Semi final pits Lew Nickalette against Georgie Roberts. other bouts include Wickalette vs Central Lorain aling, Pollock vs Senders, Sharp vs Schroeder, Shaw vs Yarish, and Colette vs LaRay across six rounds.
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Lorain County
Lew Nickalette
Wallops
Georgie Roberts
Wickalette
Lorain
Andy Pollock
Elyria
Billy Senders
Pollock
Jay Eegie
Harry Hughes
Sammy Marsho
Tne
Senders
Laim
Sunny Boy Sharp
Amherst
Kid Schroeder
Bob Shaw
Batthony Yarish
LaGrange
Marshall Colette
Cleveland
Ray LaRay
Morgans Edges Shamrocks In Overtime For Cup Advance
In Cleveland on Feb 18 the Morgan Football Clubs of Pittsburgh defeated the Shamrocks 3 to 1 in overtime to reach the second round of the National Challenge Cup while facing the Slavias of Cleveland. The Morgans used a heavy field and superior tactics to prevail Sundar.
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Cleveland
Morgan Football Clubs
Pittsburgh
Slavias
Morgans
Shamrocks
Sundar
Toledo Red Men Beat Brooklyn 28 25 in ABL Clash
Toledo Red Men defeat first place Brooklyn Club of the American Basketball League 28 to 25 at home. Rookie guard Lou Spindell left with a knee injury in the opening period.
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Toledo Red Men
Brooklyn
Toledo
Brookly Club
Lou Spindell
Toledo Team Takes Bowling Lead in Ohio Tournament
The Burt's Foundry Quintet of Toledo leads the Ohio State Bowling Tournament with 3010 pins. W Witagall and W Stothfang of Cincinnati top the doubles with 1173 pins, and M Kilgore of Akron tops the singles with 50 pins.
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Toledo
Columbus
Burt's Foundry
W. Witagall
W. Stothfang
Cincinnati
M. Kilgore
Akron
Defiance Leads Northwest Stir Amid League Chase
Defiance holds a slight edge over Bowling Green in the Northwest conference race as Findlay and Binffton trail. Defiance beat Kent State nonconference 22 to 21 and eyes a Tuesday clash at Findlay, while Rio Grande routed Urbana 61 to 30 and Defiance fell 6 to 29 to Ohio State Reserves.
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Kent State
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
Capital
Antioch
Defiance
Findlay College
Binffton
Beavers
Findlay
Toledo
Elyria High Finishes Schedule With Heights and Oberlin
Elyria High closes its season at eleven wins in sixteen with away games against Heights and Oberlin. Heights aims to avenge a 51 to 18 loss, while Oberlin heads the home and home series after Elyria won 21 to 13 at home. District tourney drawings will be held tonight in Cleveland with thirteen Lake Erie schools invited.
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A. N. Smith
Elyria High
Heights
Qberlin
Smithmen
Lake Erie
Black and Gold
Oberlin Tlit
Elyria
Leahy
Central Y. M. ©. A
Cleveland
Rocky River
Cathedral Latin
St. Ignating
Holy Name
Greater Cleveland
Shake Heights
Euclid Shore
Parma
Berea
Bedford
Akron
R. W. Bechtel
J. Mallers
Toledo
Manassa Mauler Delights Lorain Crowd At Boxing Card
Former heavyweight icon Jack Dempsey third man in the ring drew the crowd despite a dull main bout. Florian and Diebolt traded few solid punches, Bauer overwhelmed Brooks, Joe Martin fell to Sunny Jim Williams by KO, and Jimmy Taylor drew with a Cleveland opponent in a six round finish.
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Lorain
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Dutebolt
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny
Florian
Diebolt
Roger Brooks-Frankin Bauer
Bauer
Joe Buick
Brooks
Joe Schlund
Joe Martin
Sunny Jim Williams
Cleveland
Martin
Williams
Jimmy Taylor
Ee Man
Ohio State Meets Chicago Tonight
Ohio State University faces the University of Chicago on the home Coliseum court after a two week break. Coach Harold Olsen plans Fesler and Ervin at forwards, Mattison at center, Hoffer and Larkins as guards, but Lew Hinchman is out with a knee injury. The matchup is expected to be hard fought, with a large crowd likely.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
University of Chicago
Ohio State
Chicago
Harold Olsen
Wesley Fesler
Harold
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Ward Oil Girls
Cleveland Edge
Clarence Munn
Viking School
Munn
Field Museum
W.L. Pet
Mount Umon
Oherlin
Payton
Whee Wares
Kenyon
Primere
Wesleyan Pesere
Denisen Deereeeeerer
Aires
Cincinnatt Eeedegereere Am Dee Eenedas Eenee Northweat
Manassa Mauler
Inter-City Coal & Supply Co
Malcolm
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