Y Cagers Crush Chiropody College Five Hogs Ton Di 4
Elyria Y basketball team defeated the Ohio College of Chiropody 47 to 25, with Chuck Wentz scoring 17, Bob Moore 14, and Hess 10. Lorain General Outdoor Advertisers beat Amherst Wing Club 6-20, Garek top scoring with 10. Elyria Y Juniors won 18-5 over Si/oR school in the first prelim.
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Ohio College of Chiropody
Cleveland
Elyria ‘‘Y
Chuck” Wentz
Ean
Bob” Moore
Hess
Flarry Cook
Hearn
McClellan
George
Wise
Lorain General Outdoor
Amherst Wing Club
Amherst
Lorain
Garek
J. Waly
Faris
Jaeger
Gleason
Elyria
Heidrich
F. T. McClellan
Kelsey
Aeesen
Bush
Wales
Eeese Nenz
Eeeenveon
M Henes
Aee
Homan
Baldwin- Wallace
Cook
Timer —Smith
I Kk
Riuielt
OD Kaiser
Steecus
Howenstine
Birch
Heldrich
Ke Mary's
G. F. T. Garr
F. Ross If
Banik
C. Seereee
EB. Ross
Fere
QO Smith
F. Zook
Fox Furnace and Steel Lead Industrial League Standings
In the Industrial League Fox Furnace and Steel & Tubes remain undefeated after ten games. Fox Furnace leads with four wins to Steel & Tubes three. they clash on January 30. Bako of Troxel Co tops the leading scorers with 45 points. the list features Troxel, Peerless Oil, Fox Furnace, Columbia Steel, and Steel & Tubes players across ten names.
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Fox Furnace
Steel & Tubes
Bako
The
Troxel Co
Troxel
Peerless Oil
Harshshaw, Fuller, Goodwin
Willys-Overland
General Industries
Troxel Veoe
T. Smith
G. Smith
Fox Purnace
Snyder
Cook
Peerless Oil Eesee
F. Smith
Troxel En Eose
Kirby
Aoe
Merthe
Columbia Steel
Hengartner
Col. Steel
Ucka, Steel & Tubes
Reynolds Wins In Two Falls In World Welterweight Title Defense
Reynolds defeats Robin Reed of Portland Ore in Columbus Ohio defending his welterweight crown. He pins Reed with a back slam and scissors for the first fall in 62 minutes 23 seconds, then wins the second fall in 1 minute 20 seconds. Also, Mondt pins Lurich in 17 minutes 56 seconds and Hammonds posts a fall over Mediger in 10 minutes 31 seconds.
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Columbus, CO
Jack Reynolds
Robin Reed
Portland Ore
Reynolds
Reed
Pela
Toots Mondt
Tom Lurich
Ralph Hammonds
Joe Mediger
Rangers Back In Lead After 3 2 Win Over Maple Leafs
The New York Rangers moved back to first place in the NHL by defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs 3 to 2 in Toronto. Montreal Canadians beat New York Americans in New York, while Detroit Cougars won again in Chicago against the Blackhawks. Nelis Stewart scored as Montreal Maroons defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 2 in Pittsburgh. Boston Bruins shut out Ottawa 3 to 0 in Boston.
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New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
New York Americans
New York
Les Canadiens
Montreal
Rangers
Chicago
Detroit Cougars
Lac
Chicago Blackhawks
Nelis Stewart
Montreal Maroons
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Boston Bruins
Ottawa
Boston
Michigan Tops Penn State In 32 11 Victory
In Ann Arbor Michigan defeats Penn State 32 to 11 as the Nittany Lions suffer their second straight loss following Northwestern's 41 to 17 win Monday. Michigan led the scoring from start to finish. Purdue Handles De Pauw 47 24 at Lafayette with Methodists outmatched throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor. Mich
University of Michigan
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Michigan
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Methodists
Badgers Bow To Carlton College In Narrow 32 24 Win
Wisconsin basketball edged Carlton College for a fourth straight win this season, taking a 32 to 24 victory in Madison. The Badgers pulled ahead with a strong defensive stand and steady offense.
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Madison
Wis
Carlton College
Wisconsin
Badgers
Elyria Lakewood High Game Postponed Over Flu Epidemic
Elyria High Coach H H Stiffler announced postponement of the January 4 basketball game with Lakewood High due to an influenza outbreak in Elyria and illness at Lakewood. A new date could not be set. the postponed contest may occur at a later open date on the Elyria High floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Hi
Lakewood High
H. H. Stiffler
Stiffler
Elyria
Lakewoo
Lakewood H3
Twe
Lakewood
EHL
Lake Erie
Lorain
United Cribbage League Standings Halfway Point
A margin of twenty one games separates the leaders from the tail of the United Cribbage League with the season nearly half completed. The full schedule totals two hundred seventy games. Smith leads the field while Englebach also pulls away from rivals. Top players include Smith Siebert Cook Richwine Copas Pfeiffer Ready Davies and Englebach with Friday's matchups listed.
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Smith
Engleback
United Cribbage Lane
Sineice Pid. Pet. Smith
Steshin
Siebert
Cook
Richwine
Copas
Pfeiffer
Ready
Davies
Asl Englebach
Copas Siebert
Ready Englebach
Cook Smith
Richwine Steglin
Rickard Undergoes Surgical Operation
George L. Tex Rickard New York sports promoter was operated on for acute gangrenous appendicitis at Allison hospital and was resting easily. Doctors said the illness may affect his plans for the heavyweight title bout between Jack Sharkey and Young Stribling in Miami Beach next month.
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Miami Beach
Fila
George L
Tex) Rickard
New York
Allison Hospital
Rickard
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Young Stribling
Atlanta
Tuesday Floor Scores Highlight Big Conference Nights
Michigan defeats Penn State 22 to 21 while Wittenberg rivals Ohio Northern 51 to an unknown, New Philadelphia tops Ohio University 38 to 24 and Purdue falls 4 to 24 against DePauw in a series of noted men’s college basketball results.
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Michigan
Penn State
Wittenberg
Ohio Northern
Butler Beats North Carolina In 43 To 20 Win
In Indianapolis Butler University defeated the University of North Carolina 43 to 20 to extend its undefeated season. North Carolina clung to the southern title with a strong defense but could not overcome Butler’s decisive offense.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Butler University
University of North Carolina
Tr North Carolina
Local rival recalls bonehead play in classic game
In a California Georgia Tech grid memory a Cheese and Cracker Club player Jack Siekkinen made a famed misplay driving the crowd wild. He scored for the wrong basket yet his team still edged Industrial League opponents by a narrow margin as McClelland explains.
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Siekkinen
McClelland
Fight Results From Kansas City Milwaukee Card
Young Stribling of Georgia KO ed every League of Texas in the first round of a ten round bout. Artis Palmer of Salt Lake City beat Johnny Harris of Kansas City. Watson Wagner of Kansas City defeated Jackie Schaefer of San Francisco. In Milwaukee Joey Sanger won a newspaper decision over Ted Morgan. Morgan retains his junior lightweight title. Jackie London beat Jackie Nichols. Harry Minikel stopped Kid Guys in the first round. Louis New and Vic Walters drew after six rounds.
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Kansas City
Young Stribling
Georgia
Texas
Artis Palmer
Salt Lake City
Johnny Harris
Watson Wagner
Jackie Schaefer
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Wis
Joey Sanger
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Morgan Wi
Jackie London
Chicago
Jackie Nichols
Harry Minikel
Kid Guys
Rochester
N. Y
Louis New
Vic Walters
Boxing Digest of January 2 Results Across Cities
A roundup of boxing results from multiple cities including Jackie Stewart defeating Red Rodman in Kewanee, King Tut besting Aussie Levy in Fargo, Norman Brown beating Meyer in Indianapolis, Mike O'Dowd taking Jackie Rodgers in Pittsburgh, Johnny Peppe outpointing Haley in Philadelphia, Floyd Hubert defeating Wilson Yarbo in Cleveland, Ray Mitchell beating Nat Kachor in Allentown, Sam Bruce defeating Freddie Muellerz in Buffalo, Jack Malone outpointing Jack Gibbs in Reno, Freddie Miller defeating Cecil Payne in Cincinnati, Frankie Palmer stopping K O Leonard in Hamilton, and Frankie Palmer achieving a win in Nashville.
Five Industrial League Games Tonight
Five Industrial League matches are listed for tonight at the Y C A Harshaw. Foler and Goodwin meet Coach Uthe at 7:50 in the opening game. O Pr S and Western Automatic clash in the second, with Fox Parance facing General Industries in the third. Colson Co battles Steel and Tubes in the fourth, and Troxel Co meets Willys Overland in the final at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troxel Co
Willys Overland
Mighty Georgia Tech Eleven Wing Title
New York Jan 2 Georgia Tech under coach Bill Alexander won the Rose Bowl 8 to 7 against California. Captain Roy Riegels of California sparked a late bid, while Captain Peter Punch led Tech through a hard fought game. Mizell starred, but the team’s success crowned a South favored season. Tech finished unbeaten.
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New York
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Mighty Eleven
Golden Bears
California
Pasadena
Bill
Roy Riegels
Tornado
Peter Punch
Bears
Phillips
Punch
Thomason
South
Boston College
Detroit
Warner Mizell
Tech
O Dowd Dominates Ronan in New Year’s Card
In Columbus Eddie O Dowd featherweight and one of the famed O Dowds, beat Homer Ronan of Newark in 12 fast rounds at the Coliseum. O Dowd weighed 124 1 2 pounds to Ronan's 127, delivering a three body beating and building a wide margin on aggression. Lou Bloom edged Joe Boychan in a hard slugging ten round affair, while Charlie Dunlap stopped Jackie Bryant in the fourth of a six round set. Joe O Malley failed to KO Shifty Dandee, settling for a decision in the semi windup.
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Columbus, O
Eddie O'Dowd
O’dowd
Columbus
Homer Rowan
Newark
Coliseum
Q O’dowd
O'Dowd
Ronan
Joe O'Malley
Dandee
Lou Bloom
Joe Boychan
Cleveland
Boychan
Bloom
Charlie Dunlap
Jackie Bryant
Dayton
Riegels Mourns Clarence of Fateful Play in Pasadena
Pasadena California January reports Roy Riegels California center and captain-elect mourns the momentary miscue that led him to run 73 yards toward his own goal in the decisive game against Georgia Tech California lost 8 to 7. Riegels searches for an alibi while Coach Nibs Price calls the mishap an unfortunate circumstance and admonishes mocking reporters.
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Pasadena
Calli
University of California
Georgia Tech
Roy Riegels
California
Ror Vas
Nibs Price
Rabbit Causes Commcetion at Skeet Club
The Skeet Club at Pasadena Park held its final shoot of the year on a clear day with high scores. A humorous moment occurred when a rabbit fled from its hiding place during the contest, narrowly escaping a volley before Ed Drager misplaced his shells. Following the event, many locals relaxed for lunch and club members noted Skeet shooting's rising popularity.
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Ed Drager
Pasadena Park
Kipton Notes Roundup of Christmas Happenings and Sickness
Kipton December reports include farm losses with an horse dying and two cows, several sick lists, and a busy Christ mas gathering with neighbors from Wakeman Elyria Oberlin Medina and Cleveland. Family visits and 50th wedding anniversary celebrations mark the season as residents share illness and holiday cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
E. J. Jackson
del Williams
Jack Williams
Harold Lathrope
Camden
Anna Moehl
Phillip
Bertha
Edna Moehl
Cleveland
Charles Knott
Glen Beechert
Wakeman
Leo Radcliff
Townsend
Adam Moehl
Oberlin
George
Detroit
Henry Moehl
Wellington
Laura Brode
Myrtie
Wilma Lathrope
Coast linesman named best of year in coastal review
A terse tribute cites a coast linesman as the best official of the year, praising his steady calls and sharp judgment across the season. The note highlights his fairness, consistency, and leadership on the field, earning recognition from peers and fans alike.
Wellington George Page Dies Sunday Afternoon
Wellington records George Page age 70 dies at home on Bennett street after several days of flu. Survived by four sons Stanley Detroit Dwight Lorain George Jr Berlin Heights Fayette New London and daughter Bernice of Wellington. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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George Page
Wellington
Geo. Page
Bennett Street
Stanley
Detroit
Dwight
Lorain
George, Jr
Berlin Heights
Fayette
New London
Bernice
Mrs Nancy Burge Dies After Illness With Flu
Mrs Nancy Burge aged 92 died at her daughter Mrs J T Burrows home in Brighton after a brief flu illness. She leaves two sons Virgil Burge in Florida and W W Burge of Lorgin and a daughter. Funeral services will be held at near date and place to be announced.
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Nancy Burge
J. T. Burrows
Brighton
Virgil Burge
Florida
W. W. Burge
Lorgin
Purses Ay For Mrs Naylor Held At Penfield Church
Funeral services were held today at 2 o clock for Mrs Sam Naylor 29 of Penfield following a week long illness from influenza. She leaves three children Selma 7 Nora 5 and Lyle 2, and her parents Mr and Mrs Bow man of LaGrange with sisters Ethel Cousins Fern Newcomb Elsie Mumaw and brothers John and Ralph.
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Purse AY
Sam Aylor
Sam Naylor
Penfield
Penfield Congregational Church
Michigan
Fern Newcomb
Elsie Mumaw
Wooster
John
Grafton
Ralph
Missionary Society Holds Annual Church Meeting
The C. W. E. M. mission society led the Sunday evening service in a yearly assembly focusing on Mission Fields. Mrs. Poland, wife of the pastor and four years China Mission veteran, spoke on current work in global mission fields as Catherine Clara Gang delivered an appreciated solo.
Village Clerk III Stricken With Influenza
Ray Coates village clerk is confined to bed with influenza and will miss duties for several days. Miss Mildred Buck will oversee the clerk's office during his absence.
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Ray Coates
Mildred Buck
New Year's Eve Dance Draws About 110 Couples
About 110 couples attended the New Year's Eve dance in the Eagles' hall Monday evening. At midnight, noise makers were handed out as guests welcomed the new year.
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Eagles’ Hall
Alumni Team Outclasses Wellington High In Basketball
Wellington High was routed by the Alumni team last evening, 38 to 16. The former stars led by Kenneth Grose Shorty Prosser Pete Whitney and Sheldon Rowland dominated play throughout securing a clear victory for the Alumni squad.
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Wellington High
Wellington Hi
Kepler Boys
Kenneth Grose
Shorty Prosser
Pete Whitney
Sheldon Rowland
Locals weave travel, illness and history into notes
Locals report Fred Hanson leaving for Hollywood Florida on Thursday. Rev Poland of Shared of Christ is ill with the flu. Ashland hosts a village dance with attendees from here. Mrs Wilbur Sutliff and Christ MacDermott suffer pneumonia and influenza respectively. Elizabeth Clisby and Charles Clisby visited Cleveland Tuesday. Delbert Dymond from Ohio State vacations with his parents. yesterday he visited siblings at Bellevue. William Edwards ill with flu. Newcastle district in England laid wooden tracks in the 1600s for coal transport. By 1851 more than fifty telegraph companies operated across the United States.
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Fred Hanson
Hollywood
Florida
Rev
Poland
Shared of Christ
Ashland
Wilbur Sutliff
Christ MacDermott
Elizabeth
Charles Clisby
Cleveland
Delbert Dymond
Ohio State
John Dymond
Bellevue
William Edwards
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Facie Stat GT
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Kewanee, Ill
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Red Rodman
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Lee Cavanaugh
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Gordon Smith
Johnny Ciccone
Eddie Bauman
Walter Janke
Steve Woziak
Norman Brown
Meyer
Philadelphia
Mike O'Dowd
Jackie Rodgers
Johnny Peppe
Haley
Floyd Hubert
Wilson Yarbo
Allentow
Ray Mitchell
Nat Kachor
Buffalo
Sam Bruce
Buffalo Negro
Freddie Muellerz
Reno
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St. Paul
Jack Gibbs
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Hamilton
Frankie Palmer
K. O. Leonard
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Canton
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W. W. Calkins
Ledria Smith
Wheeling
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Herbert H. Howe
Ralph Morgan
Art Lucas
S. K. Meek
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Haskins Ohio
Dean Betts
Wayne Sigsworth
W. E. Sigsworth
Henrietta
A. F. Baker
James
Damon
Lora Unger
Loonta Daniels
Claude Buckley
Lloyd Buckley
Brownie Daniels
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Dougherty
Sassmanhausen
Dewhurst
Miss Margarei Lee
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Dehm
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Clair Hurd
Vie
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W. J. Taylor
James Calkins
J. Davidson
Albert Prosser
James Meek
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Mabel Obitts
Tucker
Lansing
Mich
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Carl
Clarence Beck
Avon
Clair Reynolds
Mrs. Hauer
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Dean Morgan
Fred Brumby
Jay Radcliff
Andrew Radcliff
Pittsfield
Hurst
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Mirs
Duane Perkins
E J. Jackson
France
Perkins
Dorothy Sharp
F. E. Sharp
Flossie
William Bromby Sr
Lonnie Brumby
Willam Brumby
Russell Baker
Medina
Louis Oditis
Flynns
Claxton Chrysler
Hagerman
CG. A. Meeks
Marie
Newcastle
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Tyne
United States
Hallworthy
DUCO
Murphy Bros
Broad Street
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