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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1932

Page

11

Dempsey Prepares for Levinsky Bout in Chicago Stadium

Jack Dempsey returns to Chicago for a four round bout with King Levinsky at the Chicago Stadium. The comeback star, riding three straight knockouts, aims to prove his right to challenge for the heavyweight title this summer. Dempsey promises aggressive play and plans to stop Levinsky with a single punch if possible.

George Kirkley United Press Hicago Jack Dempsey Chicago Dempsey King Levinsky Chicago Stadium Levinsky Wro Reno Flint Mich George Kohler Pat McLaughlin Waupaca Wis Merrer Christner McLaughlin Flce Jack Dempser

Burns Triumphs Over Lumpkin In Lorain Mat Card

Burns of Kansas City defeated Father Lumpkin of Portsmouth in straight falls at the Lorain Moose Coliseum. The 195 pound challenger used a series of holds including airplane spin and body slam to win the first fall in 30 minutes 30 seconds and the second fall eight minutes later. Other results included Kruskamp over Zikoff and Dombrowski over Kincoff in one fall bouts. Referees were Harry Zeigman and Ernie Maddock.

Yclone Burns Kansas City Father Lumpkin Portsmouth Lorain Moose Coliseum Burns Tom Galbos Bruno Dombrowski Hardy Wruskamp Nate Noewer Louis Kinecoff Andy Zikoff Ohio State Portland Oregon Kruskamp Bardy Louis Kincoff Pittsburgh Tom Balbos Cleveland Nate Noever Newark New Jersey Galbos Noever Harry Zeigman Lorain Ernie Maddock

Lorain County Golden Gloves Facing Manager Meeting

Lorain Ohio February reports that over thirty bouts were listed but only fifteen took place in the first round due to entrants failing to appear and doctor H F Ross ruling some boxers unfit for a second bout that night A joint meeting of the Lorain County Golden Gloves committee and the Lorain County Amateur Boxing Association will be held at the Hotel Antlers Wednesday at 8 pm Managers Ray Cronin Elyria A C OConnell Sheffield A C Rex Jacovetti Eric A C Al Korah Korab A C Seaton Oberlin Seaton A C urged to attend The meeting will discuss the absence of boxers Charles Standen Mike Bulzoni Pete Gadornski.

Lorain. O Lorain County H. F. Ross Sports Commission Lorain County Golden Gloves Committee Lorain County Amateur Boxing Association Hotel Antlers S P.m Ray Cronin Elyria Agenda A. C O'Connell Sheffield A. C Rex Jacovetti Eric A. C al Korah Korab A. C Seaton Oberlin Seaton A. C Charles Standen Mike Bulzoni Pete Gadornski

Seniors Take Inter Class Track Lead

The Seniors opened a 3 1 2 point edge over the Juniors in the indoor inter class meet at Elyria High School. Luke Bowson and Harry Schapiro tied for first with 8.9 seconds around the track, with Fred and Red Kaminski close behind.

Chuck Hupp Elyria Hich School Luke Bowson Harry Schapiro Anne Fred Red” Kaminski Carl Triplett Parison

Prince of Whales Horser Beacham Dominates Long Beach Sports

Long Beach junior college athlete Donald Beacham nicknamed Horser is noted for his 17 influence in life and sports. The 17 year old, 5 foot 11 inch, 190 pound multitalented athlete stars in football basketball track and discus, with future plans to enter the University of California as a track contender.

Central Press Long Beach Cal Donald Beacham Horser Trarsey Basshamt Beacham Ath- Tegeham Tir Venter Bastha Li Rover Prince of Whales L. B

Bowling results from St. Johns League with Dover and Spinners

In the St Johns Bowling League action Dover Team No 1 beat Dover Team No 1 by two of three matches at the local alleys. Costa I O O F Team No 1 and Eivins Team No 2 split three matches with Dover No. 2. The Spinners swept the Wizards in three straight games to widen their lead, while the Rockets failed to overtake the Champs. Cassidy posted a 42 percent three game total and a high single game of 251.

Costa I. O. O. F Dover Focal Pinsters Eivins St. John’s Wizards Rockets Ejetin Cassidy

Bob Sled Teams Vie For North American Crown

Eight four man sled teams from the United States Germany Romania and Sweden race on a glare ice track at Lake Placed N U to contest the North American title. Billy Fiske who won yesterday’s Olympic championship is not entered but his time 7 53 6 appears at the finish. The eight teams run two heats with the lowest total winning the title. the two man championship follows tomorrow.

Lake N.ur van Hoevenberg Hobslerdding Billy Fiske Bis Fiske

Local Names Listed in OCR Fragment

A fragment lists numerous individuals including Joe Dziak Joseph Smith Otto Schwartz Edward Mikolanic Steve Tomshouk Jank Oshnop Mike Ferency Alex Picione Tom my Ellis Carl Turner Ralph Ro sales Ella Hoff Zolton Zabo Ic Toy Gerber and Adam Schlub.

Joe Dziak Joseph Smith Otto Schwartz Edward Mikolanic Steve Tomshouk Jank Oshnop Mike Ferency Alex Picione Tommy Ellis Carl Turner Ralph Rosales Ella Hoff Zolton Zabo Ic- Toy

Amherst High Defends County Cage Title

Amherst High pursues a third consecutive Lorain County basketball crown at the Elyria High Gym as Brookside High remains the perennial finalist. Aaton Hitch claimed the title in 1929 by defeating South Amherst, per records.

Amherst High Amherst Lorain County

Willaman Endorses Grid Code Changes For 1932

United Press staff correspondence reports Ohio State University figures backing gridiron rule changes for 1932. Athletic Director L. W. Sr. Joan and Coach Sam Willaman say the changes aim to reduce brutality and that in Ohio State and the Western Conference injuries are already rare.

United Press Dee O Unio State University L. W. Sr Joan Sam Willaman Pelieve Ohio State Willaman

City League Tonight Sets Four Football Style Basketball Skirmishes

The schedule lists Ohio Fuel Gas vs Mercuries, Universal Cleaners vs Ohio National Guards, Agenda Club vs Crawford Clothiers, with Mercuries favored to subdue Ohio Fuel Gas, Cleaners expected to win, and Crawford Clothiers still winless after a rough season start.

Ohio Fuel Gas Mercuries Ohio National Guards Universal Cleaners Agenda Club Crawford Clothiers Ohio Clearners Cleaners Thies

Joe Smith Paces Church Scorers

Joe Smith of the Church of Christ leads church league scoring with 43 points from 20 field goals and 3 fouls. Johnny Yucka trails five points behind with 38. Stan Cock of St Agnes and St Bako tie for third with 37. Wellington High beat Ridgeville 59 18 in 1928. Russ Kepler, star at Ohio U, anchored Wellington that season.

Joe Smith Church O of Christ Johnny Yucka Mary Bob Monrr Show Smith Vyucka Stan Cock St. Agnes St Bako Wellington High Ridgeville Russ Kepler Ohio U Weilington

Willaman Discusses Football Rules And Injuries

Ohio State coach Willaman argues most injuries stem from poor conditioning and training rather than brutality. He notes few deaths in the Western Conference over 35 years and cites Ohio State injury figures last fall. He supports rule changes to reduce advantage and defender risk, discusses kickoff reforms, fair catches, flying tackles, and substitutions under the new rules.

Willaman United Press Riles Ohio State St. John

Pin League Leaders See Action Tonight

With three and a half games separating the top four teams action looms as three of four leaders swing into play. The Elks, league leaders, face the Guerin Pretzels needing at least one win to stay atop the standings. The Eagles and Moose share second place and meet the fourth place K of C quintet.

Elks Guerin Pretzels Eagles Moose K. of C

Newton Whips Haines in 10-Round Mansfield Return

Ray Newton of Mansfield defeated Louie Haines of Toledo by decision in a 10-round bout on Monday night after months of retirement, improving his record in Ohio.

Newton Whips Haines Mansfield Ray Newton Mansfield Louie Haines Toledo

Amateurs prepare for A L state boxing titles finals

A group of Ohio amateurs completed training for the American Legion state boxing finals. Winners of the first round will meet for the titles with matchups listed including Willard Covert versus Lewis Ross and Tony Sharke against Joe Cassano among others.

Sron American Legion Ohio Willard Covert East Liverpool Lewis Ross Warren Eddie Dantz Zanesville Jack Worthington van Wert Ichard Robinson Dover Torey Wilson Cleveland Martin Petruzzi Columbus Jack Hoeb Cincinnatii Tony Sharke Kiama Joe Cassano Youngstown Posey Flowers Gainesville Howard Weiner Cincinnati Edward Willis Lorain John Paul Chuen Chevalier Athens Bus Jubersville Bryan Harry Ochs Wadsworth Penny Farrar Chick Chevillier Bus dJubersville Brian Middlewright Husserl Johnson Frank Mayville Duke Adams Bobbi Lewis Cinsho Alphonse Lorain Tony Thare Jack Davis Zaurs

Rooters Face Painesville Five In Amherst Tonight

The Nahakowski Rooters host Pater Lunches of Painesville in Amherst Ohio. The Roofers hold a 15 3 record while Painesville rides a 12 game win streak and owns an 18 3 mark in 21 games this season. The two teams previously met two years ago when Painesville played as McMartin Braves.

Amherst Nahakowski Rooters Pater Painesville Palet Ashtabula Wings Roofers McMartin Braves

Bell Company Displays Golden Gloves Awards

Prizes for the first annual Lar ain County A. C. Golden Gloves tournament are on display in Eloria at the Bell Company. Winners in open division receive blue trimmed white trunks with the Golden Gloves emblem and gold boxing glove medals. runners-up get a silver glove medal while novice winners and runners-up receive smaller medals.

Larain County

Lorain County Class B hoops tourney opens with strong field

Seventeen teams in Lorain County stage practice weeks as Amherst leads a crowded field for the Class B tournament. Cooperating squads include South Amherst Eaton Columbia Avon Clearview Penfield Wellington and Henrietta with Amherst favored to reach the final rounds. Opening round games are set Saturday at Elvira High with semifinals and finals planned for the following week.

Russ Davies Lorain County Elvrra Amherst High A Braun Oberlin Colle Amherst Coabla South Amherst Penfield Eaton Columbia South Lorain Avan Clearview VyadSe Wcgs VOC Oats Frankfather Brighton Henrietta Avon Brookside LaGrange Ridgeville Wellington Brownhelm Avon Lake Camden Belden Henrietta Avon Port Rideovil N QC Joop Beltden-Camden Athietie A. O. Smith Elvrra High Bill Peeesing Norwalk Strate Heci Odie E. L. Bailey Sams Abd

Merchants and Hi-Speeds Clash For City League Lead

Tonight the undefeated Merchants and Hi-Speeds meet in a pivotal Y City League game with first place at stake. Expected to face off are Tom Smith, Joe Smith, and Ossie Blakeley for the Merchants and Bill Cox, Dave Robertson, and Steve Bako for the Hi-Speeds, all former Church of Christ stars. Both teams have beaten league opponents to reach this title showdown.

Hi-Snevadras Merchant Church of Christ Tom Joe Smith Ossie Blakeley The Merchants Bill Cox Dave Robertson Steve Bako

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