Buckeye Conference set for 1984 season opening
Buckeye Conference teams await the 1984 season as Wittenberg hosts Miami and Cincinnati meets Marshall in early matchups. Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio University, and Cincinnati aim to lead after pre season results amid lost stars and new sophomores.
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Wittenberg
Miami
Cincinnati
Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio U
Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
U.P
Buckeye
Oxford
Huntington
Ohio University
Delaware
Ohio Bobcats
Bernard Berens
Ohio
Elwood Pitzer
Roy James
Harold Duncan
Clovis Stark
Ernie Tales
Stammler
Hendriks
Youtt
Prech
Wesleyan
Carl Austing
Johnny Mauer
John Anthony
Marshall College
Ramey Hunter
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Indiana
Princeton
Bliss
Wilmington
Kentucky
Ohio Wesleyan Oee
Cincinnati Ceewared
Ohio U.ereesee
Miami Canner Ee Vee
Marshall Eneen
Roofers Defeat Garage Quint In Pin Match
C Arndt rolled 241 for the Roofers to tie the season high in a pin match against Colburn Bremke Gar ze. The Roofers won two of three games as E Schaefer shared the season mark earlier.
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Roofers
Garage Quint
C. Arndt
Noyakowski Roofers
Colburn & Bremke Garze
E. Schaefer
Anbakowski Roofers
Reinking
Ls Tyo
Arndt Aeee
Van
Colburn
Woodin
Athlete Changes Sport With Seasons Of Year
CHICAGO January 3 One of the few American athletes who change occupations seasons Buckets Goldenberg wrestler football and baseball player wrestles in winter and early spring then plays for the Green Bay Packers in fall. He also suits up for semi professional baseball in spring and summer, keeping an off season unseen.
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Chicago
Goldenberg
Wrester
Green Bay Packers
Wresters
Robins
Freshman Basketball Tryouts At Alabama Bring 115 Applicants
University of Alabama coach Paul Barnum opened practice for freshman basketball with 115 hopefuls responding. The Crimson Tide have not lost in three straight seasons.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Paul Barnum
University of Alabama
Tide
Canada Plans River Project Near Moose Jaw
Three Moose Jaw men led by A W Fawkes W R Bennett and A E Martin submit a 15 million irrigation plan to the Dominion government. A large Saskatchewan River dam would generate 100000 horsepower and supply Moose Jaw Regina with water. The project would irrigate a 30 mile wide strip from Riverhurst to Moose Jaw and create 1500 jobs over three years with labor making up about 70 percent of costs.
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Montreal
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
A. W. EL. Fawkes
W. R. Bennett
A. E. Martin
Saskatchewan River
Regina
Riverhurst
Qu'Appelle
Thunder Creek
Largest elk ever killed in New Mexico found near Pecos
Enrico Menapace returned to Gallup with the largest elk recorded in New Mexico weighing 1012 pounds and boasting five foot eight inch horns. The hunt involved 2.5 days in 22 inch snow at 10 000 feet. Hunters built a crude sled and pulled the beast with horses, then required two more days to haul it on a two wheel cart to Pecos.
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New Mex
Gallup
N. M
Enrico Menapace
New Mexico
Pecos
Missouri Public Service Commission Rates Cut Benefit State Utilities
Since January the Missouri Public Service Commission has ordered or negotiated rate reductions saving Missouri customers more than 2 million dollars on electric power, gas, telephone, water and transportation services.
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Public Service
Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri
Mythic Culture Heroes Shape Early American Traditions
The text highlights American Indian mythology with culture-heroes and mythical figures who taught people useful arts and laws, shaping early cultural practices and social norms.
Church League Managers Meet Announced for YMCA Sessions
A meeting of all managers of Church League teams seeking YMCA Senior and Junior league play is called for tomorrow night at the Y. Bob Moore, the Physical Director, announced. Senior league play begins Wednesday January 10, while junior entries must be filed by 6 p.m. January 10. Junior A and B leagues start Saturday January 13 with age limits of 19 and 15 respectively.
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Bob Moore
Moore
Keglers Edge Jackson Paper Quintet In Tight City Bowling
The I. T. S. Keglers defeated Jackson Wall Paper 3 games to 0 as the second half of the City Bowling League opened at Knights of Columbus alleys. Johnny Banick led with a 612 series and a 224 high, Edgar Martin had 593, while Beanie Webner led Wall Paper with 574. The Little Brown Jugs Knights match was postponed to Friday.
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Knights of Columbus
Edgar Martin
Banick
Beanie Webner
Wall Paper
Little Brown Jugs
Keller News Girls Defeat Pretzels 25-22
In Norwalk Ohio on January 3 the Keller News girls edged the Elyria Guerin Pretzels 25 to 22. Dorothy Sandrock led the Pretzels with 16 points, while Keller News guard led her team with 11 points.
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Keller News
Norwalk
Elyria Guerin Pretzels
Dorothy Sandrock
Pretzels
Herner
F. T. Norwalk
Rossman
Serene Leighton
If Fink
If Herner
Ballwig
Eevee Smith
Rasner
Ford Smith Bets Heavyweight Decision In Seattle Bout
United Press reports Ford Smith of Montana won a heavyweight decision over Meyer Christner of Akron. Gordon Wallace at 140 pounds defeated Cecil Jordan of Vancouver, B C, with Wallace also stopping Christner in the Portland match.
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United Preas
Seattle
Wash
Ford Smith
Montana
Meyer Christner
Akron
Gordon Wallace
Vancouver
B.C
Cecil Jordan
Portland
Bakersfield and Taft JCs Tie for CCJC Football Title
Bakersfield and Taft junior colleges shared the Central California junior college title after games ending 0 0 and a rematch also scoreless. Neither side could tally, leaving the district crown undecided.
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Tulle
Bakersfield
Cal
Taft
Golfer Finally Nets Ace At Birmingham Club
Herbert Drennen, longtime golf enthusiast, scored his first ace on the 170 yard ninth hole at a Birmingham course. Playing with Charley Hall, the county club pro, Drennen used a No 4 iron as the ball sliced and rolled into the cup.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.P
Herbert Drennen
Charley Hall
Drennen
Ohio University Downs Cumberland Bulldogs 48 to 34
Ohio University defeated Cumberland Bulldogs 48 to 34 in Cumberland last night. The win adds a conference victory for the Bobcats as they topped the Bulldogs on the road.
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Ohio University
Cumberland, CO
Cumberane Bulldogs
Boxing Poised for Comeback in 1934 Boxing Season
Chicago promoter Nate Lewis predicts boxing will rebound financially in 1934 with rivalries set for big gates. Suggested bouts include Schmeling-Levinsky in Chicago February 16 and Baer-Carnera late summer. Other matchups target Chicago and New York gates, with anticipated grosses from 35 000 to 750 000 dollars.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
U.R
Nate Lewis
Chicago Stadium
Lewis
Max Schmeling
King Levinsky
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Vince Dundee
Teddy Yarosz
Barney Ross
Tony Canzon
Jimmy McLarnin
Billy Petrolle
Freddie Miller
Kid Chocolate
Carnera
Loughran
Miami
Baer
Chicago
New York
Vince
Pittsburgh
Petrolle
McLarnin- Petrolle
Ross
Canzoneri
Columbia Team Entrain For East Tonight
The Columbia University football team, fresh from beating Stanford in the Tournament of Roses, plans to depart for New York City tonight from Los Angeles. A sightseeing tour including motion picture studios precedes the trip. Estimated gate receipts total about $80,000 with Columbia and Stanford each receiving roughly one third.
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Los Angeles
Columbia University
Stanford
New York City
Columbia
St Agnes drills for tonight and Henrietta clash
St. Agnes B team will hold an evening practice with all players expected to attend. The Irish travel to Henrietta for a scheduled game on the opponents floor tomorrow night.
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St. Agnes
Henrietta
Yankees Count On Three Rookies To Fill Out Infield
Yankees manager Joe McCarthy relies on rookies Red Rolfe Jack Saltzsgauer and Don Heffner to complete the infield with Lou Gehrig at first base. He denies pursuing Luke Appling and expects competition at third base and shortstop in spring training at St. Petersburg Florida. He notes injuries and arm issues but expects a strong rotation and pitching to bolster 1934 pennant hopes.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Chicago
McCarthy
Red Rolfe
Newark
Jack Saltzsgaver
Don Heffner
Baltimore
Gehrig
Lou Gehrig
Rolfe
Saltzsgauer
Frank Crosetti
Lynn Lary
Heffner
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Appling
St. Petersburg
Fla
Yankee
Yankee Pilot
Yanks
Johnny Allen
Charley Ruffing
Lefty Gomez
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Elyria High Lightweight Cagers Back for Weekend Double
Elyria High Lightweight basketball, coached by Dave Eaton, hosts John Hay Reserves on Friday and travels to Oberlin High Reserves on Saturday. Last year the team beat John Hay at home, and a Friday win would bring their season record to .500 at two wins and three losses. Starting forwards Duncan and Schnaak, center Emerick, and guards Bell and Meister are expected to start.
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Dave Eaton
Elyria High
Crimson Bantams
John Hay
Oberlin
Oberlin High
Eaton
Dunstan and
Schnaak
Emerick
Bell
Meister
Lake Erie
Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Crimson Basketeers
Quint
Crimson Five
Flashes
Cleveland
Don Leahy
Fields
Huston
Elyria
Lorain County Game and Fish Assn to Meet January 7
Lorain County Game and Fish Association will hold its monthly meeting Sunday January 7 at 2 PM in the association headquarters above Day's Hardware. New officers take over for 1934 with President W G Smith and others. resolutions to be sent to the Conservation Council convention in Columbus in February and proposed changes to fish and game laws will be discussed.
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Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Lorain County
Conservation Council
Columbus
Fish and Game
W. G. Smith
Wells Mole
BE. J. Elbert
James Tittle, Jr
Joe Bickle
Guy Bambrick
Art Miller
Theodore Walker
Roy Crandall
E. B. Walker
Association
Game and Fish Liberation
Walker
Columbia Rose Bowl claim mocked then proven
In Sport Parade New York Jan 3 the columnist revisits a Dec 5 piece predicting Columbia would face Stanford in the Rose Bowl. He cites prior boasts about Col umbia’s football prowess and notes how the narrative foreshadowed the actual showdown with insights on Columbia’s speed, courage, and tactical play.
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York
Columbia
Stanford
Pard
Crimson Quint Faces East Cleveland On Friday
Elyria High opens LEL season with two games this weekend. The Crimson five, 2-3, host John Hay Friday then travel to Oberlin Saturday for a pair with the Oberlin quint. John Hay and Oberlin also carry 2-3 records, with early showings hinting at two close contests.
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Crimson Quint
Cleveland
New Notre Dame Grid Coach Nearly Went Home
Elmer Layden, newly named Notre Dame football coach and athletic director, recalls nearly quitting as a freshman due to homesickness and registration delays. A friend’s encouragement and the team’s early success convinced him to stay and persevere.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame University
Four Horsemen
Layden
Davenport
Dan Coughlin
Rock
Elmer
Butler Indoor Relays Set For March 24 In Indianapolis
The second annual Butler indoor relays will be held March 24 at Fairview Fieldhouse Indianapolis. Hermon Phillips Butler track coach announced a full schedule of events and invitations were sent to nearly 200 mid western schools. About 400 athletes took part in 1933 with Indiana University winning.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UIP
Butler
Fairview
Hermon Phillips
Indiana University
Sure Hot McLemore Predicts Uncertain Wins
A columnist brags about winning bets on football and boxing picks including Stanford, Schmeling over Baer, Sharkey over Carnera, and Mrs. Moody over Miss Jacobs. He boasts of public reactions, wagers paid, and a water-submerged infernal machine joke toward the end.
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Stanford
Schmeling
Baer
Sharkey
Carnera
Mrs. Moody
Miss Jacobs
McLemore
Post Office
Crippled Tigers Encounted Ohio Quint Tonight
Princeton University basketball, hampered by Karl Larsen back injuries, travels to Columbus to face Ohio State. Larsen sidelined. John Siebert may move to center. Ohio State to field the same starting five from recent games under Harold Olsen.
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Columbus
Princeton University
Karl Larsen
Ohio State
Larsen
Princeton
Wittenberg
Springfield
John Siebert
Tiger
Kenneth Fairman
Hugh MacMillan
John Grebauskas
Herbert Q
Fritz” Crisler
Minnesota
Harold Olsen
Fittsburgh
Dayton
Bob Colburn
Max Padlow
Ted Rosequist
Fred Conrad
Bill Beitner
Worthington Quint Practices Tonight at YMCA
The Worthington Drr Cleaners basketball team will practice at the Y M C A tonight from 7 30 to 9 00. Players asked to report at 7 30 sharp include Hess Bird Koviak Henke French Baumhardt and Gerhardinger.
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Worthington Drr Cleaners
Hess
Bird
Koviak
Henke
French
Baumhardt
Gerhardinger
Mat Results By United Press
In New York Jack Sherry of New York threw Little Beaver from North Carolina and Joe Koman from Lithuania threw Hety Freeman of New York. In Pasadena Mike Masur skill threw Myron Cox of New York and Venice California Steve Zazorsky 215 tied with Rudy Skarda 205 from Poland. In Salt Lake City results noted.
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United Press
New York
Jack Sherry
Little Beaver
No. Carolina
Joe Koman
Lithuania
Hety Freeman
Pasadena
Cal
Mike Masurki
Myron Cox
Venice
Steve ZaZosky
Poland
Rudy Skarda
Salt Lake City
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Thomas Hitchcock, Sr
Tommy Hitchcock
Aiken
S.C
Wanda
Triestino
Canada
Church League
T.S. Keglers
Jackson Paper Quintet
I. T. S. Rubber
Banickeeate
Renninger Oe
Donnelly Anes
Worthington
Jackson Wall Paper Peltz Sae Seen
Sear Wenee
Webner
Weller
Helen
Helen Wills Moody
Queen Helen
San Francisco
Eri
Seaman Watson
Miller
London
Frankie Klick
East Tonight
Elyria Lights
Henry McLemore
Barabas
Tammany
Lion Bench
Elyria High Lights
Bee Star
Maxie Baer
Bee
California
Crippled Tigers
Worthington Quint
Capitol
The
Granite Concrete Block & Coal Co
Rush
WM. G. Smith
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