Elyria High cagers rally but fall to Sandusky on holiday trip
Elyria High crushed Findlay 25 to 18 then lost to Sandusky 78 to 16 on a holiday barnstorming tour. Roy Clymer’s team edged Oberlin 18 to 18 and prepares for Cleveland Heights Friday at home.
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AVING
Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Cleveland Heights
Hilltoppers
Crimson
Findlay
Sandusky High
Sixth Streeters
Oberlin
Erie Loop
Shaw
Lorain
Earl McCaskey
Lavender Basketeers
Experts Preview 1933 Sport Champions
Sport fans review top contenders for 1933 across auto speed, aviation, boxing, tennis, boating and golf. Sir Malcolm Campbell aims to best 254 mph, Jimmy Doolittle and Gar Wood loom in speed records, Max Schmeling eyes boxing throne, Eugene Venzke, Helen Moody, Loretta Turnbull and Elly Arnold feature among others, with Sarazen as golf leader.
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Jimmy Doolittle
Gar Wood
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Eugene Venzke
Helen Wills Moody
Barkacs Sparks Rally as Amherst Roofers Down Locals
In a New Year tournament game the Amherst Nabakowski Roofers beat the Elyria Hi-Speeds 46-31 after trailing through three periods. Jerry Barkacs led the final burst with eight points as Bill Guild and Al Sharp paced Amherst with nineteen and twelve. The Lorain Knights of Pythias also won 31-23 over the Guerin Pretzels, and New London Independents topped Elyria Business College 21-10 in girls play. Referee Maslyk notes overtime records in Canadian American hockey with 100 minutes.
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Ernie Braden
Peter Havving
Amherst Nabakowski
Lorain County
Tigria Hi-Speed Gas
Cam
Elyr Ans
Jerry Barkacs
Elyria
Lorain Knights
Pythias
Guerin Pretzels
New London Independents
Elyria Business College
Amherst
Bill Guild
al Sharp
Elyrians
Lorne
Roofers
Lorne Alberts
Dave Robertson
Beth
Guild
Barkacs
Sharp
Qrairstowers
Bill Gadd
Lorne Elberts
Hi-eSpeeds
Jerry Barbaces
Hils
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Pretzels
Lorainites
Plans Set for A L Mitt Show at Talladium Rink Tomorrow
Entries close at 6 PM tomorrow for the American Legion amateur mitt show at Talladium Rink. John ny Kolopus announces 15 or 16 bouts with 22 entries so far, including eight from Elyria and Lorain fighters weighing in at Hotel Newell and Lorain at times. Judges are Captain Jack Kelley and Robert Vestal Sr, with referees from Elyria and Lorain clubs. All bouts are three three minute rounds.
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American Legion
Talladium
Johnny Kolopus
Kolopus
Charley White
Dick Finean
Lorain
Elyria
Newell
Jack Kelley
Robert Vestal Sr
Taylor Brothers
Mick and
Sammy Marsho
Johnny Wray
Junior Hi-V Tankers Beat Swimmers Club
The Junior Hi-V Tankers defeated the Girls Swimmers Club of the Y W C A 45 to 30 in a local YMCA pool meet. The girls excelled in diving, sweeping the top three places, while the boys dominated most sprints and relays led by Marsh Vaughn Meyer and O Donnell with multiple event wins.
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Chuck Hupp
Agate
Marsh
Vaughn
Meyer
O'Donnell
Swimmers Club
Brown
Bridgeland
Struck
Feld
Chester
Hi-Y
Chi-Y
Seward
Tyme
Meyers
Ss. G
Greene
Dickason
Reid
Thompson
Marsh Chi-Y
Ohio State Leads Kentucky In Cage Results
United Press reports college basketball results with Ohio State 46 Kentucky 30 and Kansas 34 Stanford 23. Also Santa Clara 2 California 17 Minnesota 33 Nebraska 22 Toledo 30 Oberlin 29 Syracuse 31 Michigan 35.
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Ohio State
Kentucky
Santa Clara
California
Kansas
Stanford
Minnesota
Nebraska
Toledo
Oberlin
Syracuse
Michigan
Stagg Fights Illness in New York Hospital
Up to date reports show Amos Alonzo Stagg, famed football coach, battling influenza and bronchial pneumonia at Medical Arts Sanitarium in New York aided by a former star from the Chicago University team as Dr. Max Rohde provides updates on his condition.
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New York
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Medical Arts Sanitarium
Grid
Max Rohde
Stage
Chicago University
Southern California Triumphs 35-0 Over Pitt in Rose Bowl
Southern California dominated the Rose Bowl posting a 35 to 0 victory over the University of Pittsburgh. Ernie Smith and Warren Heller starred for Pitt, while Griffith Warburton and Barber sparked USC scoring drives.
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George H. Beale
United Press Staff Corp
Pasadena
Calif
Dan
University of Southern California
Trodans
University of Pittsburgh
Southern California
Pitt
sSouthern California
Panthers
Ernie Smith
Southern Calfornia
Warren Heller
Panther
United Press
Smith
Trojan
Heller
Homer Griffith
Irvine Warburton
Gordon Clark
Southern Cali
Fornia
Ray Sparling
Ford Palmer
Joe Skladany
Ted Darley
Souther California
Griffith
Palner
Clark
Mike Sebastian
Sebastian
Henry Weisenbaugh
California
Eid
1907 Big Ten title noted with medical optimism
Dr. Rohde described his 70-year-old patient as "pretty sick" but believed the man's strength would pull him through. He expected the patient to be back on his feet within a week of the 50th day.
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Rohde
Eaton Belden Contest Tops County Card
Coach Carl DeVore's Eaton High team tied with Henrietta and Avon for first in Lorain County league and faces a key test against Belden on Belden floor. Friday games include Clear Water at Avon Lake and others as first place is at stake in girls between La Grange and Brookside who are both undefeated. Akron Firestones beat Toledo 14 to 8 in a National League game.
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Carl DeVore
Eaton High Quint
Henrietta
Avon
Lorain County
Brown and Gold
Belden Five
Belden
Eaton- Belden
Clearwater
Avon Lake
Camden
South Amherst
Penfield
Brownheim
Brighton
Columbia
la Grange
Brookside
Brookside Quints
Firestones
Toledo
Ull
Akron Firestones
Schaldach Stars As West Defeats East 21 To 13
West triumphs in Shrine East West classic 21 to 13 led by Hank Schaldach California quarterback who scored all three West touchdowns and added the extra points. East answers with a fourth quarter score but West holds on to claim victory.
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Schaldach
West
East
California
James O'Brley
United Press
Francisco
Jan
Hank Schatdach
Viviano
Cornell
Harry Newman
Michigan
Pug Reniner
Northwestern
Newman
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Steveikokoff
Nebraska
Paul Moss
Purdue
Buck Roy
Texas
Stafford
Ray
Little Hawk
Gil Berry
Tllinois
Rentner
Berry
Fenel
Jack Manders
Minnesota
Dana X. Bible
Orin Hollingberg
Washington State
DeMolays to Practice With Elyria Hardwares Tomorrow
The DeMolays announce a practice session tomorrow evening at 7:15 sharp at the YMCA. A scrimmage will be held against the Elyria Hardwares with team members Gerber Heldrich Harper MacDonald Faulhaber Buswell on the DeMolay side and Adamson Maslyk Smith Smith Jones Carr for the Hardware.
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Elyria Hardwares
Gerber
Heldrich
Harper
MacDonald
Faulhaber
Buswell
Adamson
Maslyk
Smith
Jones
Carr
Death of Baseball Figure William Gleason at 67
William id Gleason longtime baseball figure and coach of the Philadelphia Athletics died at his Philadelphia home at 67 from heart disease. Gleason played from 1887 later became a second baseman and pitched earlier, led the White Sox during their 1919 World Series run before the Black Sox scandal, and served as Philadelphia Athletics coach until his death.
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Philadelphia
Willam "Id" Gleason
Gleason
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Black Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Sox
Charles Comiskey
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athelties
Boxing Results Reported From New York Bout Card
Fight results listed with several bouts: Vince Dondee of Newark defeated Franta Nekoiny in a 3 to 4 round decision vote style. Mile Teeloise of New York defeated Petey Hagen in an 8 round match. Other results show Nick Senton of Chicago defeating J eet Mauro with a close score. Wil Waltree of Chicago defeated Johnny Daito in another contest. Frank O’Brien of Pittsburgh won in a 60s round match.
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Thited Press
New York
Vince Dondee
Newark
Franta Nekoiny
Caecho
Slovakia
Mile Teeloise
Petey Hagen
Nick Senlbn
Chicago
Jeet Mauro
New Yorks
Boxing results from Chicago and Rockford bouts
In Ford Conn bouts, Tait Littman of Wilwankee was knocked out by Harry Duablinsky of Chicago. In Rockford, Prince Saunders defeated Bob Groshek, with Trambice noted in the report.
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Conn
Tait Littman
Wilwankee
Chicago
Harry Duablinsky
Prince Saunders
Rockford
Bob Groshek
Gary
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