Elyria High Basketeers In Final Home Game Tonight
Elyria based boxing program and Lorain fighters headline a strong card promoted by Lorain Sports Club. Jimmy Vaughn of Cleveland battles Andy Pollock of Elyria in a six round bout at the Hotel Antlers Lorain alongside multiple local matchups. Tickets are on sale at Finnegan's in Elyria.
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Elyria High Basketeers
Russ Davies
Andy Pollock
Jimmy Vaughn
Cleveland
Lorain
Elvrian
Chuck Sotak
Pollock
Vaughn
Lorain Sports Club
George Forester
Jimmy
Prese Johnson
Akron
Blyran
Miller
Johnny Jezewski
Elyria
Eddie Willis
Jezewski
Willis
Frankie Mazone
Tiger Flowers Moore
Dick Finegan
Eddie Andrews
Moore
Finegan
Steve Balasz
Young McGovern
Finnegan’s
Risko Favored Over Levinsky In New York Bout
Johnny Risko the veteran Cleveland heavyweight is a 6-5 favorite to beat Chicago's King Levinsky in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The men weigh about 195 pounds each and this will be the Garden's first boxing card since the Schaaf Carnera show.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Chicago
King Levinsky
Madison Square Garden
Ernie Schaaf-Primo Carera
Althoit
Johnny
King
Cleveland Baker Boy
Tex Rickard
Mickey Walker
Tuffy Griffiths
Levinsky
Jack Dempsey
Hiller Named Temporary Lorain A A U Head
Dee Hiller of Lorain was appointed temporary successor to John R. Pfeiffer as Lorain County Amateur Athletic Union commissioner. Hiller will lead A A U activities during Pfeiffer's absence as he is out of the city for an indefinite period.
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Dee Hiller
Lorain
John R. “Sandy” Pfeiffer
Lorain County
Willaman Starter In Six Day Foot Race
Sam Willaman, head football coach, to start in a six day foot race in Columbus. The event is listed as part of a composite program with Willaman’s participation noted for publicity and athletic interest.
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Willaman
Columbus
Sam
Ohio State Set To Launch Six Day Foot Race
The coach of Ohio State University will fire the starting gun for a six day foot race in Columbus auditorium from March 3 to 9. The event was announced today and features a leading university program.
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Ohio State University
Columbus Auditorium
Clearview Avons County Feature Caps Lorain Playoff Fight
In Lorain County Class B final night six games end the season with Henrietta boys and Brookside girls already crowned. Avon and Clearview vie for second place on Clearview court while both teams earned sectional bids at Baldwin Wallace. Other matches include Columbia at Avon Lake Brownhelm at Camden Penfield at Belden LaGrange at South Amherst and Brighton at Eaton with Columbia Brownhelm Belden South Amherst and Eaton favoured.
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Lorain County
Henrietta
Brookside
Avon-Clearview
Clearview Court
Avon
Clearview
Baldwin-Wallace
Columbia
Avon Lake
Brownheim
Camden
Penfield
Belden
LaGrange
South Amherst
Brighton
Eaton
Brownhelm
Eagles Tie for First in City League Bowling Race
The Eagles split a three game set with Clark's Service to reach a first place tie with the Guerin Pretzels. Knights of Columbus also took two of three from the Elks as Ada Donnelly posted a 620 series including a 238 game.
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Clark
Eagles
Guerin Pretzels
Clark’s
Knights of Columbus
Elks
Ada Donnelly
Elis Wa Wee Neta
Schafer
Clark's
Robson Esse
Carpentre Ads
Ted Sy
Hobart
Brennan
Arurray Wee
Wellington Defeats Pretzels In Girls’ Basketball
In Wellington Ohio last night the Wellington Ex Hy handed the Guerin Pretzels a 28 to 19 defeat. Whitney led the winners with 12 points while Ramser added 10. Bainbridge paced Elyria’s offense with 4 points.
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Wellington
Auble
Ramser
Braun
Whitney
Sean
Bainbridge Ets
O Smith
C Foes Murphy
Valerius
Amherst Club Plans Dance For Next Tuesday
Amherst Ohio February 24 The Amherst Athletic Club met with twenty four members. A dance is planned for next Tuesday at the Eagles Hall following the Roofers House of David basketball game. Music will be by Floyd Field's band. The next meeting is March 30 with music games and card tournaments. Reuben Sharp and Steve Pozone will run the meeting.
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Amherst. O
Amherst Athletic Club
Eagles’ Hall
Roofers House of David
Floyd Fiel S* Hand
Reuben Sharp
Steve Pozone
Elyria Business College Seeks Away Games in Lorain County
The Elyria Business College basketball team needs upcoming fixtures next week and seeks opponents of similar level to play on the road. Managers should call 2461 and ask for John Donovan or write the Elyria Business College.
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Elyria Business College
Lorain County
2461
John Donovan
Sectional B basketball pairings set by Northeastern Ohio league
The Northeastern Ohio Sectional Class B tournament pairings for Lorain Cuyahoga and Lake counties were announced. Amherst meets Mamie Heights at 2 pm tomorrow on Baldwin Wallace floor Berea. Henrietta faces Euclid Central. Clearview meets Independence at 7:30 pm. Eaton of Lorain County plays Olmsted Falls at 8 pm. Avon drew a bye. Oberlin declines to compete. byes also go to Mentor Grange and North Olmsted.
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Amherst
Maple Heights
Henrietta
Euclid Central
Clearview
Independence
Eaton
Olmsted Falls
Avon
Oberlin
Ohio
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Lake Counties
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Mamie Heights
Chammon
Lorain County
Orlock Eaton
Board of Control
Mentor
Grance
North Olmsted
Vendetta
Evelid Central
Mrtt
Elyria Business College Defeats Wellington Ex-Hy’s 26 14
Elyria Business College cagers took an early lead and held it to beat Wellington Ex-Hy’s 26 to 14. Don Gurney led EBC with ten points while Wellington forward Jamerson scored eleven for the losers.
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Wellington
Elyria Business College
Don Gurney
Jamevrson
Playing Managers Could Add to Pennant Tally in 1923
Washington manager Joe Cronin and New York Giants skipper Bill Terry may guide their clubs to the 1923 pennants, potentially lifting the total of playing pennant winners to 16. Other famous playing managers include Cap Anson Frank Chance Charley Grimm Jimmy Collins J Garland Stahl Bill Carrigan Clark Griffith Fielder Jones Bucky Harris Tris Speaker Rogers Hornsby Charley Comiskey.
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Washington
Joe Cronin
Washington Pilot
Bill Terry
New York Giants
John Morrill
Boston Nationals
Cap Anson
Frank Chance
Charley Grimm
Chicago Nationals
Jimmy Collins
J. Garland Stahl
Bill Carrigan
Boston Americans
Clark Griffith
Fielder Jones
Chicago Americans
Fred Clark
Pittsburgh
Bucky Harris
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Charley Comiskey
St. Louis American Association
Toledo Mud Hens Hold Spring Camp in Morristown Tenn
The Toledo Mud Hens of the American Association will train in Morristown Tennessee. President Waldo Shank and Manager Steve O'Neill selected the city after visits to southern towns. Pitchers and catchers report March 11. infielders and outfielders March 20. Exhibition games are planned with Knoxville and Nashville.
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Toledo
Toledo Mud Hens
American Association
Morristown
Tenn
Tennessee
Waldo Shank
Steve O'Neill
South
Knoxville
Nashville
Athletics not the veterans as PHI club opens
Philadelphia February 24 The Athletics are not the veterans popularly believed. The CP report notes a mix of younger players shaping the club as they begin spring activities.
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Philadelphia. Pa
Amherst Ridgeville cage game postponed to March 2
Amherst High’s Class B sectional run at Baldwin Wallace causes postponement of the Amherst High versus Ridgeville basketball game from tonight to Thursday, March 2, as announced today.
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Amherst-Ridgeville
Amherst
Amherst High
Baldwin-Wallace
Ridgeville
Amherst High Court
Fight Results By United Press From Miami and Pasadena
United Press reports boxing results from Miami and Pasadena. Tony Cantone of New York defeated Pete Neiro of Florida by knockout in non-title action. Irus Campbell of Miami beat Eddie Shapiro of New York in a 9 round decision. Lou Jallos of Cleveland stopped Lou Navarro of Havana. Cecil Payne of Louisville defeated Tuerta Evans of Las Angeles. Babs Sal Sarto of San Bernardino won a decision over Bobby Allen of Two Angeles.
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Miami
Fla
Tonys
Pasadena
Cal
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Twuerta Evans
Las Angeles
Sal Sarto
San Bernardino
Bobby Allen
Twos Angeles
Young A L Team Shows Young Stars In Lineup
The youngest American league club raises its average age with veteran stars still in their prime. Jimmy Foxx is 25 and Mickey Cochrane 29, illustrating a mix of youth and experience shaping the roster.
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Jimmy Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
High Inter Class Track Meet Opens Monday At Elyria
Elyria High prepares for its annual indoor inter class meet Monday with about seventy boys practicing for track berths under coach W L Vaughn. Five lettermen Lyons Hill Belter Battle Triplett have reported plus Novotney and Shapiro returning to strengthen clash events. Vaughn plans several indoor meets in March and entry of the team in the big C A C meet in Cleveland.
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W. L. Vaughn
Elyria High
Vauehn
Lyons
Hill
Belter
Battle
Triplett
Novotney
Sason
Shapiro
Vaughn
Fremont Tony’s Bakers Rout Hi-Speed Cagers 74 36
Fremont Tony’s Bakers led by Bill Miller sprayed points from all angles to crush the Hi-Speed Gas 74 to 36 at Fremont Educational Hall. Miller scored 19, Wentz had 13 for Hi-Speed, as the Bakers built a 24-12 first quarter lead and widened it to 40-22 at halftime.
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Ernie Braden
Fremont Tony
Vince Schnbert
Ohio Wesleyan
Gasmen
Bakers
Elgvrians
Fremonters
Corts
Kohn
Carnera-Schaaf Bout Investigation Closed
Assistant District Attorney James F. Daly wrapped up the Schaaf Carnera bout inquiry and exonerated all involved from blame in Schaaf's death. Fifteen witnesses were questioned and no negligence found. A grand jury will not be needed. The medical examiner attributed Schaaf's death to brain inflammation following influenza.
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New York
James F. Caiv
Ernie Schaaf
Carnera
Schaaf
Daly
Mat Results At Newark And Boston Tournaments
In Newark California’s J Dick Daviscourt defeated Lew Plummer of Baltimore and Hans Kampfer of Germany beat Cesex Berger of Texas Eli Fisher of New Jersey defeated Tiny Ruff of Georgia Dr Geo Sarpolis of Pennsylvania beat San Jennies Oklahoma Jim Link Stock of Oklahoma drew Frank Bronowicz of Poland New Fwaven Cann beat Fim Browning of Missouri Matros Kirklenkoe Tuscia over AL Gietvenaeh Connecticut defeated Emil Martin of New Jersey Hents Ters of Helland threw Charles Jusek of Sweden Pat McClary of New Haven beat Jack Toddubny New York At Boston Mephisto Germany defeated Fred Bruno New York Steve Vassas Hartford drew with Dynamite Dann New York George Meier Quincy drew with Chuck Montana New York Charley Metro Georgia defeated Siskey Lynn Lowboy Hughes Oklahoma drew Paddy Mack Philadelphia Dr Louis Altschuler Chicago drew with Ted Germaine Boston Paul Adams Georgia drew with Stewart Spears Boston
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Newark
J. — Dick Daviscourt
California
Lew Plummer
Baltimore
Hans Kampfer Nermany
Cesex Berger
Texas
Eli Fisher
New Jersey
Tiny Ruff
Georgia
Dr. Geo. Sarpolis
Pennsylvania
San Jennies
Oklahoma
Jim Linkstock
Drew
Frank Bronowicz
Poland
NEW Fwaven
Cann
Fim Browning
Missouri
Matros Kirklenkoe
Tuscia
AL Gietvenaeh
Connecticut
Emil"’ Martin
New Jerseh
Hents Ters
Helland
Charles Jusek
Sweden
Pat MccClary
New Haven
Jack Toddubny
New York
Boston
Mephisto
Germany
Fred Bruno
Steve Vassas
Hartford
Conn
Dynamite Dann
George Meier
Quincy
Chuck Montana
Charley Metro
Siskey Lynn
Lowboy Hughes
Paddy Mack
Philadelphia
Louis Altschuler
Chicago
Ted Germaine
Paul Adams
Stewart Spears
Crimson Quintet Eyes Second Win Over Oberlin Tonight
Elyria High coach Roy Clymer leads the Crimson against Oberlin in a key Independent contest to close the home schedule. A previous 18 15 Oberlin win sets a tight tone as Lake Erie League play also features Lakewood vs Shaw and Lorain at Lorain with title implications and possible ties in the standings.
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Crimson Quintet
Oberlin
Elyria High
Lake Erie
Shaw Court
Lorain
CO Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
College Towners
Sixth Streeters
Crimson
Clymermen
John Hay High
Cleveland
Red
Blue
Matcham
Slater
Fields
Rainbow
Roy Clymer
Urig
Machock
Murkowski
Doane
Coniam
Boreski
Coen
Lakewood
Shaw
Purple
Heights
Juniors Rally To Defeat Seniors For Girls Title
After trailing at the half the Juniors rallied to outscore the Seniors and win 17 to 15 in a girls inter class basketball game yesterday. The Juniors clinched the undisputed championship.
Amherst Triumphs 27 16 Over Brownhelm In Dependents
Mischka Dry Cleaners of Amherst routed Brownhelm Independents 27 to 16 in Brownhelm. Hutton led Amherst with ten points while Knisple topped Brownhelm with eight.
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Amherst
Brownhelm
Mischka Dry Cleaners
Brownhelm Independents
Hutton
Knisple
G . Jaeger
Esters Gillman
Monger
Herchler
Seenensas
Zelinski
Garrett
Amherst Seas
Ohio Northern Edges Heidelberg 40 to 29 in Conference
Ohio Northern triumphed over Heidelberg 40 29 in a close Ohio conference game. Bob Diamond scored 20 points to lead Ohio Northern while Malone added 10 for Heidelberg as Heidelberg led 22 20 at halftime.
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Ohio Northern
Heidelberg
Ada, O
Ohio
Bob Diamond
Northern
Malone
Canzoneri Wins Non Title Bout In Miami
Tony Canzoneri defeated Pete Nebo in a 10 round non title bout before 12 000 fans in Miami Nebo fought back hard but Canzoneri s superior speed earned the decision Canzoneri weighed 138 pounds Nebo 136 both over the limit
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Miami
Fla
Tony Canzoneri
Pete Nebo
Canzoneri
Pete
Tony
Nebo
Plant Sale Ad offers Cyclamen and Begonia bundles
Cyclamen and Begonia plants on sale Saturday. Two for 51e with delivery. Contact Paul Wainwright at Greenhouse 128 Courtland Street or call 2727 for details.
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Paul Wainwright
Courtland Street
Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong Results
The Professional Men defeated the Engineers 6-0 and the Manufacturers beat Haserodt Jewelers 5-1 in Cherry Ridge ping-pong matches. Notable results include Forbes Guth Cavarma and Krugman pairing for P M, and Harpster Novak leading Manufacturers to victory. Standings list three teams tied atop. Matches set for Monday pit Retailers against Bell Clothiers and Aces against Hi-Speeds.
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Engineers
Haserodt Jewelers
Cherry Ridge
M. H. Forbes
P. M
FR. Giles
C. Guth
Walter Ey
C. Cavarma
S. Stevenson
Nel Krugman
FPF. M
C. J. Hynd
Krugman-Cavagna
Stevenson-Hynd
Forbes-Guth
Giles-Waite
Hascrodt Jewelers
C. Harpster
Joe Kocsis
H. J
John Wojtowicz
Mike Sexton
Bob Sandrock
Hank Ernest
John Novak
Frank Prochazha
Sexton-Sandrock
Prochazha-Wojtowicz
Harpster-Novak
Ernest Koesis
Sceeeeeeeas
Bell Clothiers
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Bankers Aca Eeseeeeengeenwany
Wiccsseeseeeneees
Aces
Track Dates Set Morgantown Indoor Games
Morgantown officials announced the sixth annual West Virginia Indoor Track and Field games will take place on February 10, 1934, with Athletic Director H. J. Stansbury making the disclosure.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
H. J. Stansbury
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