Eagles Beat Elks to Narrow Pin Race in C-T League
Eagles win to move within one and a half games of the leaders, Elks, in the Cit Bowling League standings. Both teams have 17 losses, with a slight edge to the Elks in games played. Friday matches set up Culprosps Guenin Pretze’s and the American Legion against the Moose.
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Elks
Eagles
Birdmen
Rotyer
Legram
Mm Io
Ihresettos
Anea
Ceprosps
Guenin Pretze’s
American Legion
Moose
Sophomore Girls Win Inter-Class Crown At E H S
Elyria High School sees the sophomore team claim the inter class title with a 14 to 13 win over the Freshmen yesterday afternoon. Hense Stark and Bannon starred for the Sophs while Owens Hastings Rudy and Rehm led the Freshmen attack. The Seniors defeated the Juniors 12 to 7 in the preliminary game.
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Elyria High School
Hense
Stark
Bannon
Owens
Hastings
Rudy
Rehm
Flash
W. L. Pet
Henke
Bridgeland
Sarees
Lewis
Valerius
Peerest
F. T. Taslor
Reid
Seeley
Webber
Wilcox Fe
Whitney
F. T. Smetzer
Erand
C¢ Agate
Sasnas
Peterman
Ey Kaiser
Tee & Ste
Aeree Ae
Merchants Battle Fairview Quintet Tonight at the Y
The Elyria Merchants face the Fairview G P quintet at the Y tonight in a cage carnival. The Fairview squad is strong and has added new players, while the Merchants also play the preliminary with the Fairview seconds. The G P team belongs to the Suburban League and is enjoying fair circuit success.
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Elyria Merchants
Fairview G. O. P. Quinte
Fairview
Seniors Add To EHS Track Lead
The Seniors extended their Inter-Class track lead at Elyria High as they swept second and third in the 440 yard dash while the Juniors placed fourth and fifth. Bill Triplett won in 60.4 seconds. Collins and Boyson tied for second at 61.3. Luke Boyson widened his lead for high scorer to 28.5 points. The Juniors have 52.25 points, while the Seniors lead with 70.5.
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Chuck Hupp
Elyria High
Bill Triplett
Lopdomore
Collins
Boyson
C. Triplett
Hill
Luke Boyson
Shapiro
Oberlin Faces Final Three Games in 1932 Schedule
Oberlin closes its 1932 basketball season with three remaining games. They travel to Marietta on Feb. 26, play Muskingum at New Concord on Feb. 27, then host Mt. Union on March 5, which ends the campaign for both teams. Coach Butler halves practice after a poor showing against Reserve and Wooster, planning a light session Thursday. Nine players, Laird Smith Spangler Kilmer Yoakam Barker Bohrer Allensworth and Brown, make the Marietta New Concord trip.
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Berlin
Oberlin
Marietta
Muskingum
New Concord
Mt. Union
Reserve
Wooster
Butler
Marietta-New Concord
Laird
Smith
Spangler
Kilmer
Yoakam
Barker
Larry Bohrer
Allensworth
Brown
Oberlin Faces Muskingum Outlook in Regional Meet
From Marietta’s view to Muskingum’s odds Oberlin sees both a wary rival and a potential edge. The Oberlin squad must calm nerves and apply steady technique to deliver a strong performance in this region contest.
London Tecumsehs Halt Indians in 4-0 Win
In Cleveland on February 24 the London Tecumsehs defeated the cellar Indians 4-0 to pull even with Windsor for second in the International Hockey League. Detroit beat Buffalo 4-1 as Cleveland’s playoff hopes faded, London riding a home crowd win streak.
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London Tecumsehs
Windsor
Cleveland Indians
London
Tecumsehs
Buffalo Bisons
Detroit
Cleveland
Irc
Eddie Morgan Remains Unsigned for Cleveland Indians
Eddie Morgan the first baseman was the final unsigned member of the Cleveland Indians as 1932 contracts were signed by Willis Hudlin and Dick Porter. Hudlin sent his deal from New Orleans where the Tribe planned to begin spring drills today.
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Cleveland, CO
Eddie Morgan
Cleveland Indians
Willis Hudlin
Dick Porter
Hudlin
New Orleans
Tribe
Boxing Results From Indianapolis Bout Card
United Press reports decisions at Indianapolis show Chuck Wiggans defeating Benny Touchstone and Harold Ferris besting Al De ros, with Jack O'Brien and Ernest Hollowpeter securing wins in separate matchups.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Chuck Wiggans
Benny Touchstone
Detroit
Harold Ferris
Terre Haute
al Deros
Jack O’brien
Ernest Hollowpeter
Greenwood
Connie Mack Said to Hold Out Grove and Walberg in Salary Clash
Henry McLemore reports from Fort Myers on speculation that Connie Mack refused raises for Lefty Grove and Lip Walberg, risking the Athletics family image and their 1981 pennant chances. The column reflects on past team harmony, quotes on-field figures, and potential consequences if stalemate continues.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
King Lear
Cordelia
Fort Mers
Florida
Connie Mack
Lety Grove
Ztube Walberg
Mister Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Father Mack
John McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Giants
Fort Myers
Hearthstone
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Noss
Connies Hare
Jimmy Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Mickey
Mule Haas
Connie
Peter Rabbit
Mother Goose
Bing Milter
Dad
Father Connie
Rubo
Lefty
Papa
Rube
A's
Taks
Goddard and Russick Clash For Derby Honors
In Quebec two Manitoba mushers vie for the Quebec Day Sled Derby victory on the final 41 mile lap. Emil St Goddard leads Shorty Russick by 7 minutes 7 seconds after two days with times of 7 00 32 and 7 07 39 respectively. Lonnhardt Seppaila sits third at 7 11 49 and George Girard of Quebec is fourth at 7 36 50.
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Quebec
Manitoba
Emil St. Goddard
Shorty Russick
Goddard
Russick
Lonnhardt Seppaila
Nome
George Girard
Dempsey Tops Attendance in Louisville Four-Round Exibition
Jack Dempsey drew about 15,000 fans in Louisville for a four round exhibition with Frankie Wine of Butte Montana. Dempsey won easily as Wine faded in the last two rounds. Gate receipts were about 1,699 with Dempsey’s end around 5,500. He planned to appear before Kentucky’s legislature in Frankfort to advocate a downy bill.
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Louisville
Jack Dempsey
Frankie Wine
Butte
Mont
Dempsey
Frankfort
Mercuries Edge LaGrange High 37 20 in Local Shootout
LaGrange, Feb 9 Mercuries Swamp LaGrange High won 37 to 20 as Stosh Machock starred for Elytia Mercuries. They led 22 to 6 at halftime and stretched the advantage early in the second half, despite a closer final period.
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Mercuries Swamp LaGrange Hi
LA Grange
Juicy Klein
Elytia Mercuries
Stosh
Machock
la Grange High
Mercuries
Mercury
Brisk Pace Sets The Pace In Lineup Shuffle
A brief sports note describes lineup changes as champions prepare for Mrs. Sweeney with a very brisk pace. The text emphasizes speed and competition intensity in the context of a team facing a notable event or challenge.
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Mrs. Sweeney
Baseball camp notes from multiple spring sites
Reports from Clearwater and other sites detail signings and workouts. Brooklvn Dodgers captain Glenn Wright joined camp after a contract conference with Max Corey, with a rumored pay cut. Lin Lary of the Yankees signed his 1932 deal ending holdout talks. Cubs rookies under Rogers Hornsby show Stanley Hack excelling in base running and lead off. Eddie Ainsmith arrived in Biloxi to coach, with Nationals practice including volleyball and pepper games.
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Fila
Glenn Wright
Capain
Brooklivn Dodgers
Hes
Wright
Max Corey
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Lin Lary
New York Yankees
Avalon
Catalina Island
Rogers Hornst
Chicago Cub
Hornsty
Stanley Hack
Hack
Bilont
Miss
Eddie Ainsmith
Walter Johnson
Johnson
McGraw forecasts Dodgers to finish fourth in NL pennant race
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw arrived in Los Angeles to assume spring training direction from Dave Bancroft and predicted the Brooklyn Dodgers will place fourth in the National League standings amid the club's complete reorganization.
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Los Angeles
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
McGraw
Dave Bancroft
Waite Host Nears Return to Philadelphia Athletics
Fort Myers Florida February 24 Waite Host veteran pitcher released unconditionally by the Kiladelphia Athletics is expected to join the Athletics or Brook Inn Dodgers within the week for a comeback attempt. Lefty Grove and Rube Waldberg remain important holdouts. Wilbur Damforth, recruit pitcher from the Barkley club of the Middle Atlantic League joined the squad yesterday.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Waite
Kiladelphia Athletics
Athletics
Brook Inn Dodgers
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Wilbur Damforth
Barkley Club
Depauw Eyes Buckeye Return After Strong Cage Title
Depauw University could seek permanent Buckeye Conference membership after winning the league title. Star senior Rex Moffett and guard Derniil Copeland graduate, while center George Eubank returns to lead next season with Frank Graham Lloyd Perkins Kenneth Dewalt and Howard Isley among key players. Depauw opens 1931-52 with wins over Indiana Franklin and Earlham and closes the season with a Columbus trip to face Ohio University. Coach Moffett, also athletic director, is a Depauw alumnus.
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Derniil Copeland
Moffett
D. C. Moffett
George Eubank
Buckeye
Depauw
Fense
Eubank
Indiana
Hoes
Martinesville
Ind
Eubenk
Frank Graham
Lloyd Perkins
Kenneth Dewalt
Howard Isley
University of Indiana
Franklin
Earlham
Buckere
Tigers
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Miami
Denison
Wabash
Eagles Soccer Eleven Plans Benefit Dance at Eagles Hall
The Eagles Soccer Eleven held a large weekly meeting to discuss an April 1 benefit dance at the Eagles Hall. A previous dance was a profound success as the club seeks opponent bookings for a Sunday game at Ely Stadium amid scarce regional teams.
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Eagless
Eagles Hall
Ely Stadium
Baldwin Wallace defeats Kenyon 34 to 31 in Ohio conference
Baldwin Wallace wins 34 to 31 over Kenyon in an Ohio conference game at Gambier. Webber and Clarke led with 13 points each for Baldwin Wallace and Kenyon respectively, sharing high scoring honors.
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Kenyon
Gambier
Ohio
Baldwin- Wallace
Webber
Baldwin-Wallace
Clarke
Knights of Columbus Pinsters Hold Third in State Joust
The Knights of Columbus bowling team from Elsha remains third in the five man division of the Ohio State K of C bowling tourney. They posted a 2692 total to lead the pack while Stanley Basinski sits third in singles with 478. The event began three weeks ago and ends this Saturday.
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Knights of Columbus
Elsha
Ohio State K. of C
Oberlin Tankers Face Wooster Thursday
Oberlin College tankers travel to Wooster on February 25 hoping for a win. Fisher Burns and Dexter, sidelined at the last meet, are listed as likely to compete, signaling a closer, tougher matchup.
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Oberlin Tankers
Wooster
Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Fisher
Burns
Dexter
Campbell Seeks New Speed Mark At Daytona Beach
British speedster Malcolm Campbell prepared to chase his world land speed record of 245 miles per hour on Daytona Beach. The Blue Bird rebuilt for the attempt readied under electric timing devices as officials and photographers stood by for an afternoon run around 2 45 P.M. Strong tides and wind were smoothing the beach while mechanics tuned the fish shaped car for precise timing.
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Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Blue Bird
Tri State Cage Tourney Dates Announced At Martins Ferry
The annual Tri State independent basketball tournament will run March 16 to 19 at the Martins Ferry medical school gym. Open to any independent team from Ohio West Virginia or Pennsylvania with 21 entries so far. Mail entries to Paul McDonneid 3554 Highland Ave Bellaire Ohio. deadline March 4.
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Martins Ferrara
Martins Ferry Med School
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Paul McDonneid
Highland Avenue
Bellaire
Roofers Edge Strongsville In Amherst Showdown
The Nabakowoki Roofers of Amherst edged the Strongsville Merchants 47 to 22 in a late game. Gerald Gormley scored 14 points on six baskets with two fouls, leading the Amherst team. Fish from Strongsville had 13 points for the Merchants.
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Strongsville
Nabakowoki Rooters
Amherst
Strongsville Merchants
Gerald Gormley
James
Fish
Merchants
Burns and Kruskamp Lead Mat Card at Lorain Show
Burns, known as the Kansas City Cy clone, returns to Lorain Coliseum for a match with Hardy Kruskamp, ex Ohio State football star. Semi final features Young Gotch of Cleveland versus Oscar Kohler, formerly of Elyria now in Pittsburgh. Other bouts include Brung Dombrowski of Lorain against Jack La Rew of France, and Case School coach Tom Galbos facing Joe Nolan. Oscar Kohler wrestles barefoot for better holds.
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Jack Burns
Lorain Coliseum
Hardy Kruskamp
Ohio State
Burns
Kansas City
Young Gotch
Cleveland
Oscar Kohler
Case School
Joe Nolan
Holan
Marietta Beats Marshall 27 to 23 in College Basketball
Marietta College defeated Marshall College 27 to 23 on Tuesday night avenging a defeat from three weeks earlier. The game took place in Huntington West Virginia with notable efforts from both teams.
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Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Marietta College
Marshall College
Notre Dame Upsets Michigan State 28 to 20
Notre Dame extended its winning streak to 13 games with a 28 to 20 victory over Michigan State in South Bend. The Irish used a late surge after a slow start to pull clear.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Beat Mercuries In Final Game And Finish Season Sked With Perfect Mark
OHIO FUEL GAS closed their Y City League schedule with a 31-21 win over the Mercuries to complete a perfect season. Lorne Elberts led scoring with nine, while Jerry Barkacs had eight for the Gas, who led 10-8 at intermission and pulled away in the second half.
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Ohio Fuel Gas
Guards
Clothiers
Cleaners
Agenda Club
Ernie Braden
Elyria Hi-Speed Gas
Obin Fuel Gas
Merchants
Ohio National Guards
Crawford Clothiers
Universal Cleaners
Aio Seal
Corts
Kohn
Lorne Elberts
Melvie Goerhardinger
Fuel
Jerry Barkacs
Tom Smith
National Guards
Clothrs
Lange
Orvie Cowie
SIU
Agenda
Stosh’’ Machoeck
Berv Snyder
Buckeye Race Sees Tied Teams Chase Second Place
Buckeye conference basketball standings remain open for a second place finish as Ohio Wesleyan meets Denison in Granville and Wittenberg plays Miami in Springfield. Wittenberg also faces Xavier in Cincinnati in a non conference game while Pittsburgh meets Western Reserve in Cleveland. Ohio games include Wooster at Kent State Capita at Otterbein and Wilmington at Cedarville.
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UPI
Buckeye
Depauw
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Denison
Granville
Miami
Springfield
Xavier
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Ohio
Wooster
Kent State
Capita
Otterbein
Wilmington
Cedarville
Elyria Rifle Club Scores at New West Avenue Range
The Elyria City Rifle Club reports a good turnout at its new West Avenue range near Broad Street with several welcome visitors. The club plans a series of matches against Lakewood and Lorain Rifle Clubs. scores for the evening are listed.
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Elyria City
West Avenue
Broad Street
Lakewood
Lorain
Cage Results From United Press Summary
United Press notes cage results including Akron overby Heideckbergz 38 19 and Michigan State over Notre Dame 28 20. Other scores list Washington 44 Idaho 41 Baylor 36 Rice 23 Georgia Tech 25 Georgia 22 NC State 38 NC 17 William and Mary 31 Randolph Macon 8 Western Maryland 21 Loyola 19 St Louis 21 Washington U 17 Butler 38 Franklin 25.
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United Press
Heideckbergz
Akron
Marietta
Marshall
W. Va
Baldwin-Wallace
Kenyon
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Washington
Idaho
Baylor
Rice
Georgia Tech
Georgia
North Carolina State
North Carolina
William & Mary
Randolph Macon
Western Maryland
Loyola
St. Louis U
Butler
Franklin
Heidelberg Ties For Fourth In Ohio Conference Standings
Heidelberg College moved into a tie for fourth in the Ohio Conference after beating Akron 38 to 19 as Case also held by Heidelberg. Akron dropped to the fourth spot following Tuesday night’s results.
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Heidelberg
AKRON
Heidelberg College
Case
Odd Fellows Bowling Matches Set for Temple Alleys
Two league matches are scheduled at Temple alleys on Thursday evening. Team No. 1 faces Team No. 2 while Team No. 3 takes on Team No. 4 in the Odd Fellows league event.
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Odd Fellows League
Temple
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