Lorain Ex-Hys Rally Past Amherst Roofers 34-35 Victory
In a bitterly fought three game set Lorain Ex-Hys edged Amherst Nabakowski Roofers 34 to 33 as Horkay hit long shots and Doyle Horton sparked the Roofers with a late push. Kostrub sealed it with a foul shot for Lorain. Henrietta Grange beat Eaton Ex-Hrs 24-18 in the earlier tilt.
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Mherst
Lorain
Roofers
Amherst
Ex-Hys
Horka
Roofes
Almos
Kostrub
Port Cit
Henrietta Grange
Eaton
Speed King Campbell Aims for Record Breaker Again
Sir Malcolm Campbell returns to Daytona Beach with the Bluebird II to chase another speed record. The British star, knighted and famed, seeks a better mark than 245.7035 mph set on Daytona sands last spring, while maintaining his reputation as the world’s leading auto speed king.
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Central Press Sports
Streta
Daytona Beach
Fie
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Nesthris
Malcolm
Rzak‘ee
Sir Malcolm
British Isles
America
H. C. D. Segrave
Ray Keech
Das
Keech
Frank Lockhart
Youtrul Galahad
Pendine Sands
England
South Africa
Dastona Beach
Aga
Segrave
Lockhart
Lee Bible
Wweeeh
Daytona Sands
Orld
Elyria Lightweights Edge Clearview In Tight Prelim
The Elyria High Lightweights beat Clearview 17 to 16 in a closely fought prep game before the Oberlin-Elyria matchup. Myers starred for Elyria with three field goals and two free throws, while Calvo and Majzum led Clearview with five points each. Referee Burton officiated.
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Elyria High
Clearview
Elyria
Myers
Charity Circle
Calvo
Majzum
Final Games In Y City Cage League Tonight
Elyria Hi-Speed Gas leads the Y City League race needing a win over the Mercuries to clinch the title. National Guards may beat Cran ford Clothiers while Universal Cleaners face Agenda Club and Merchants meet Ohio Fuel Gas in other showdowns.
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Ernie Braden
Elyria
Hi-Speed Gas
Mercuries
Hi- Speeds
National Guards
Cranford Clothiers
Universal Cleaners
Agenda
Merchants
Ohio
Clothiers
Guards
Cleaners
Agenda Club
Ohio Fuel Gas
Crisler Rumored as Princeton Football Coach
Princeton students claim H. O. Fritz Crisler of Minnesota will coach their football team, though university officials deny any offer. Dr. John Hibben declined to confirm reports of a telephone offer, while Crisler in Minneapolis said he had received a flattering offer from Princeton.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
H. O
Fritz” Crisler
Minnesota
John Grier Hibben
Crisler
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Jones Burns To Meet In Non-Title Bout
Gorilla Jones, holder of the world middleweight title, will box Chuck Burns in a 10 round bout in Columbus on March 4. The fight is non title, and it will be Jones's second bout since winning the championship.
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Jones
Burns
Columbus
Gorilla Jones
Akronegro
Chuck Burns
San Antonio
Tex
Jin
Cage Results From United Press Standings and Scores
Denison 42 Cincinnati 36 Mount Union 41 Cane 25 Northwestern 30 Michigan 26 overtime Purdue 42 Indiana 29 Wisconsin 34 Chicago 23 Marquette 37 Detroit 26 Oklahoma 25 Missouri 17 Alabama 30 Mississippi State 23 Iowa State 31 Drake 19 Washington & Jefferson 41 Dickinson 24 Princeton 26 Yale 45 Harvard 22 Haverford 19 Creighton 27 West Virginian 26
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United Press
Denison
Cincinnati
Mount Union
Cane
Northwestern
Michigan
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Chicago
Marquette
Detroit
Oklahoma
Missouri
Alabama
Mississippi State
Iowa State
Drake
Washington & Jefferson
Dickinson
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Haverford
Creighton
West Virginian
Mercuries Defeat Crusaders 25 to 19 in Court Thriller
The Mercuries halted the Lorain Crusaders' streak with a 25 19 win. Michaels and Machoch led the Mercuries with eight points each while Rozic topped the Crusaders with eight markers.
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Lorain Crusaders
Mercuries
Port City
Michaels
Machoch
Rozic
Crusaders
G. F T. Smith
Koviak
Ewe Eeanre Sens One
C . Herold
Gerhardinger
Lg Eneve
Ary Machock
G Rozic
Wsueren
Rupsie
Eee
Noes Kovacs
Denison Defeats Cincinnati in Buckeye clash 42 to 36
Denison University beat the University of Cincinnati 42 to 36 in a Buckeye Conference basketball game. Denison led late, Cincinnati led at the half, with Sam Rape scoring 10 for Denison and Julius Schuck counting 9 for Cincinnati as the race for standings continued.
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Cincinnati
Denison University
University of Cincinnati
Buckeye
Denison Wimainge
Denison
Sam Rape
Julius Schuck
Eighth Pirate Boss Leads Pittsburgh Club Record
The text lists W. E. Benswanger as youngest major league club president of Pittsburgh, with a series of predecessor and successor leaders including Nimmmick O Neal Temple Buckenberger Kerr Watkins and Dverfuss, spanning 1842 to 1932.
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Pirate
W. E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh
Pirates’ Ergath
W. A. Nimmick
J. P. O’neal
W. C. Temple
A. C. Buckenberger
W. OW. Kerr
W. H. Watkins
Barney Dverfuss
Spinners Lose To Champs In Knights Of St. John Bowling
The league leading Spinners of the Knights of St. John Bowling lose two of three to cellar Champs in a match at the K. of Calleys. Cassidy tops Champs with 671 series while Rockets take two of three from Wizards as Ea Blaser posts 665 for three games and a 225 high single.
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Knights of St. John
K. of Calleys
Cassidy
Rockets
Wizards
Ea Blaser
Maples
Two Ohio Conference On Tap For Tonight
In Columbus tonight the Ohio Conference features Heidelberg at Akron and Baldwin Wallace at Kenyon in Gambier. Marietta College travels to Huntington West Virginia to face Marshall. Marshall beat Marietta 70 to 71 in the first game while 42 to 22 was recorded in the earlier matchup. Morris Harvey also plays at Rio Grande.
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Columbus
Tup
Ohio
Heidelbere
Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Kenyon
Gambier
Marietta College
Ohio River
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall
Morris-Harvey
Rio Grande
Mount Union Defeats Case 41 29 For 12th Straight Win
Mount Union's basketball team rolled past Case 41 to 29 for their 12th consecutive victory. Case was hampered by star center Lew Moore's absence due to pleurisy, with the Mounts pulling away in the opening minutes.
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Cleveland
C.P
Mount Union
Case
Lew Moore
St Marys Quint to Clash With Holy Name Here
St Marys Juniors, leaders on the Y M C A Jr circuit, will host Holy Name Freshmen this Saturday evening with St Marys B quintet facing Holy Name Junior High in the preliminary. First game set for 7 30. Dr Guths Catholic five has a strong season record and may pose a tough test for the Sixth City rivals.
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St. Mary's
Holy Name
Gutk
Mount Ullen Rockets Past Case With Scoring Spree
Mount Ullen surged to a 28-13 lead over Case at halftime and held the visitors to three field goals. Cameron ignited a late Case push with three baskets after intermission, but the rally fell short. Cope and Grimes led Mount Ullen with 10 points apiece, while Cameron and Dempsey added seven each for the Scientists.
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Case
Cameron
Cope
Grimes
Mount Ullen
Dempsey
North South Grid Game Set for Baltimore December 10
The first North South Grid game will be played in Baltimore Maryland on December 10 between selected teams from the two sections due to its location near the Mason Dixon line.
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Baltimore
Mason- Dixon Line
Purdue Boasts Two-Game Lead In Big Ten Race
Purdue built a two game lead atop the Big Ten after a 42 to 29 victory at Bloomington over Indiana. Johnny Wooden scored 17 points as Purdue improved to 7 1 over 1 in conference play, extending their advantage over Northwestern. Northwestern beat Michigan 30 to 26 in overtime.
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Chicago
Purdue
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Three Marks Are Broken In Annual A. A. U. Track Meet
New York February 23. The A A U indoor championships saw world records in freak events. Joe McCluskey Fordham set the 2 mile steeplechase mark 9 46 8. Michael Pecora held the walk record 6 27 2. NYU won the medley relay in 7 29 6 before 15000 at Madison Square Garden. Gene Venzke failed to contest the mile. Art Pendleton and Bill McKniff trailed Venzke.
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New York
Joe McCluskey
Fordham University
Michael Pecora
Nyu
Madison Square Garden
Gene Venzke
Bovertown
Vencke
Art Pendleton
Greenwich
Conn
Bill McKniff
Penn
Chick Devlin Trains Amid Coal Mines for Big Fight
Vancouver native Chick Devlin, a sensational young middleweight, keeps training in the coal mines as he targets a bout with NBA champion Gorilla Jones. Devlin hails from Vancouver, British Columbia, same hometown as Jimmy McLarnin and Billy Townsend.
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Chick Devlin
Gorilla Jones
Vancouver
British Columbia
Jimmy McLarnin
Billy Townsend
Dempsey Comeback Hopes Look Dim in Poll of Writers
National poll of United Press sports editors and boxing writers indicates most see Jack Dempsey as knockout prey for Schmeling or Sharkey and favor retirement from the ring. A minority believe he could train to challenge for the title. Chicago writers show more optimism than New York ones.
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Dempsey
Max Sehmeling
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Hd Danforth
Atlanta Georgian
Ken Chilcote
St. Joseph, Mo
News-Press
Chicago
King Levinsky
Eddie Geizer
Claire Kelly
the American
Mike Murphy
the News
Low Diamond
the Times
Schmeling
New York
Jim Dawson
New York Times
Hype Igoe
New York Journal
Harry Grason
N. Y. World-Telegram
Murray Lewin
New York Mirror
Wilbur Wood
New York Sun
Harry McNamara
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Mark Keller
Los Angeles Examiner
George Barton
Minneapolis Tribune
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Stuart Bell
Cleveland Press
Harry Smith
San Francisco Chronicle
Sam Levy
Milwaukee Journal
Chester L. Smith
Pittsburgh Press
Walter Judge
Denver Post
George White
Dating News
William Abbott
Buffalo Times
Oberlin Edges Elyria In Rough 21 16 Road Rematch
Oberlin Crimson defeat Elyria 21 to 16 on their home floor in a repeat of an earlier meeting. Huston Barnes and Yarsa scored for Oberlin while Willis Jones led Elyria with six points as both teams traded the lead in a fast paced, physical game. Barnes and Huston starred for Oberlin as they prep for Friday’s game with Shaw on the Shaw floor.
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Oberlin
Jones
Elyria
Sixth Streeters
Shaw
Chuck Hupp
Berlin Higin
Streeters
Crimson
Huston
Barnes
Yarsa
Willis Jones
Flashes
Pete Banik
Murkowski
Bamick
Flyria
Elvira
Coniam
Banick
Lehman
Elstia
Oberlin Stars
Conlan
Syai
Rt. Sampson
Sseeeses Huston
Artes Fields
Oro Yarsa
Eeaee Barnes
Cummings
Cee Matcham
Hovey
Hyeo
Aeewaora
Sehoearat Jones
Rf Adamson
Eene Banick
Eve Swenall Murkowski
Scaled
Aed Browen
Vere Vrane
Oberlin Eeane
Eeane i
Seniors regain track lead as Boys on Stars hold steady
Inter-class meet action sees the Seniors extend their lead with Luke Boys on leading from early events yesterday. Results list Shapiro Kaminski and Bowson among top finishers in dash and field events as the mile and hurdles loom today and tomorrow.
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Chuck Hupp
Lotal Ponts
Luke Bowson
Shapiro
Kaminski
Boyson
Carlson
Lyons
Novetny
Flowers
Kovacs Ani Kiser
Bovson
Wood
Hui
Plowers T Sr
Hallaner
W. Triplett Soph
Barr
Baton
Triplett
C. Triplett
Innes
Bliss
Luke Boyson
Shapira
Reforms Battle Canton Tomorrow In Northern Ohio League
The Elvria Hungarian Reform men travel to Canton tomorrow evening to face the local team in the Hungarian Reform League. Lefty Noastrub, ex Lorain High star, joins the reformers as they seek the league title after a recent Y court win in Elyma.
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Elvria
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Canton
Enty
Lefty Noatrub
Lorain
Gonfalon
Elyma
Three Indians Still Holdouts
The Cleveland baseball squad advances toward New Orleans for spring training with pitcher Luke Sewell signing a 1932 contract to join the vanguard led by Manager Roger Peckinpaugh. The party includes Mel Harder Milburn Koffner Dennis Gatehouse and catcher Frank Pytlak plus staff and writers as Holdouts shrink to three players: Eddie Morgan Dick Porter and Willis Hudlin remain.
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Cleveland
New Orleans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Luke Sewell
Mel Harder
Milburn Koffner
Dennis Gatehouse
Frank
Elks and Eagles Clash On Alleys In City League
The Elks and Eagles, tied with the Moose for second, meet tonight at the Knights of Columbus alleys in a feature City League bowling match. Rivalry runs high as one of the season’s best matches looms for local fans. In a second bout, the Chronicle-Telegram will roll the State Highway.
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Elks
Eagles
Moose
Knights of Columbus
Chronicle-Telegram
Germans to Dominate Ring Says Ex-Manager
George Engel, former manager of Frank Klaus and the late Harry Greb, predicts Germany will produce world boxing champions beyond Max Schmeling.
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Germany
Max Schmeling
George Engel
Frank Klaus
Harry Greb
Boxing Results From Various Venues: Notable Wins and Draws
United Press reports results from Newark Charlotte Biloxi Panama Paris Pittsburgh Los Angeles Milford and Cincinnati. Fighters including Ben Jeb Ralph Ficencello Marcel Thil Mickey Cohen Jimmy Taranto Tony Herrera and Jackie Raymond compete with wins losses and draws noted for each matchup.
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Paris
Marcel Thil
France
Jimmy Taranto
United States
Pittsburgh
Tony Herrera
Mexico
Mickey Cohen
Denver
Gus Salerno
Los Angeles
Jimmy Taylor
Cleveland
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By Bill Bitt
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G. T. Myers
Eees Dodsley
Enee Doan
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O. Wesleyan
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Ohio U
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U. P
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Brooklyn
Jeff Carroll
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Kid Lombardo
Ecuador
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Dick Clark
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Jackie Raymond
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