Bar ny Ross Leads 1934 Boxing Rankings as Top Fighter
Barney Ross is named 1934’s outstanding fighter and top champion in boxing magazine rankings. The piece lists Ross among welterweights and lightweights, with Baer Carnera and other stars in Group 1 and 2 across divisions, noting Ross’s status as champion in welterweight and his high standing in other classes.
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York
Barney Ross
Ring
Chicago Buzzsaw
Sis Aidete
Fan Gud Seaksorth
Jimmy MecLarnin
Max Baer
Tor
Freddie Miller
Panama al Brown
Baer
Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Penn Stater
Primo Carera
Lasky
May Schmeling
May Baer
Primo Carnera
Max Schmeling
King Levinsky
Jack Peterson
Patsy Perroni
Joe Louis
Natie Brown
Lee Ramage
Bob Olin
John Henry Lewis
Joe Knight
Maxie Rosenbloom
Tony Shucco
Ambrose Palmer
Jon Brouillard
al Gainer
Len Harvey
Johnny Miler
Marcel Thiel
Teddy Yarosz
Paul Perrone
Young Corbett
Jack McAvoy
Vince Dundee
Oscar Rankins
Kid Azteca
Cerefina Garcia
Harry Dublinsky
Bep van Whlaveren
Bobby Pacho
Eddie Kid Wolfe
Tony Falco
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Klick
Young Peter Jackson
Sammy Fuller
Tommy Louis Salica
Speedy Dado
Pablo Dano
Star Frisco
Little Pancho
Midget Wolgast
Jackie Brown
Benny Lynch
Maurice Huguenin
Valentine Anglemenn
Tonny Pardoe
Bobby McGhee
Undefeated Grapplers Meet in Rialto Friday Night Showdown
Promoter Dan Morris brings two undefeated grapplers to the Second Street arena on Friday. Buck Weaver of Terre Haute and Wild Red Berry of Pittsburgh tackle in the feature, with each having won two prior appearances here. Local entrants Dude Lay and Bill Jeffries meet in the semi, and a ten minute opener pits two local boys.
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Ernie Braden WO Crapplers
Ri Alto Theatre
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Indiana
Wild Red Berry
Pittsburgsh
Kansas
Roughneck
Dan Morris
Second Street Arena
Barry
Bill Jeffries
Bartlesville
Okla
Rugged George Craig
Oklahoma
Weaver
Buck
Martonio Angelo
Jeffries
Lay
Morris
Cubs Sell Rookie Catcher to Dodgers
Chicago reports Charley Grimm sold catcher Gordon Phelps to the Brooklyn Dodgers for six thousand dollars. Phelps, a 225 pound Bay man who joined the Cubs in 1983, had 20 hits in 70 at bats last season with two homers as a pinch hitter.
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Chicago
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Gordon Phelps
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phelps
Cubs
Elyria Rifle and Pistol Club Formed in City
The Elyria Pistol Club and the Elyria Rifle Club have merged as the Elyria Rifle and Pistol Club and will seek a new NRA charter. The union boosts membership and invites others to join. Practice shoots happen each Wednesday at the club range below the Temple bowling alleys. the public is welcome.
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Elyria Rifle Club
Elyria Rifle and Pistol Club
NRA
Temple
Dwire
Moulder
Ross
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Sit
Mould
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Dundee Stops Italian Rival in Newark Fight
United Press report from New York wires shows Vince Dundee stopping Vincenzo Treano in Newark while Johnny Toomer outpoints Frankie Litt in Nutley New Jersey. Dundee earned a third round stoppage, Treano from Italy, while Toomer secured a six round decision over Litt.
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United Press
New York
Vince Dundee
Newark
Vincenzo Treano
Italy
Johnny Toomer
Nutley
N. J
Frankie Litt
Buck Weaver Meets Wild Red Barry in Rialto Headliner
Terre Haute wrestler Buck Weaver seeks his third straight victory at the Rialto Theatre Friday night. He faces Wild Red Barry of Pittsburgh Kansas in the main event as he rides a pair of prior wins over Martonio Angelo and Johnny Stote in two local appearances.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Grappler
Wild Red Barry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Weaver
Martonio Angelo
Johnny Stote
Clearview Avons Lake Quint Clash in County Loop Feature
Lorain County high school boys basketball resumes with seven games. Clearview, 7–0, meets Avon Lake in a key County League matchup while Henrietta seeks an eighth straight win at Penfield. Other games include South Amherst vs Eaton and Grafton at Ridgeville.
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Lorain County
Avon Lake Clearview
Avon Lake
Henrietta
Penfield
South Amherst
Eaton
Grafton
Ridgeville
Columbia
Avon
Camden
Bolden
Brownhelm
Brighton
Ohio U. Cagers Fall to Western Reserve on Eastern Tour
Ohio University basketball dropped a 50 to 40 decision to Western Reserve marking the second loss in three games on the eastern Ohio swing. Ohio faces Ohio College of Chiropody in Cleveland tonight after this defeat. Case School of Science posted its second win, 33 to 27 over Evansville College. John Carroll lost 37 to 21 to Adrian College. Bluffton meets Ohio Northern at Ada and Holbrook travels to Kanawha College in tonight’s schedule.
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United Press
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Ohio
Ohio College of Chiropody
Cleveland
Case School of Science
Evansville College of Indiana
John Carroll
Adrian College of Michigan
Bluffton
Ohio Northern
Ada
Holbrook
West Virginia
Kanawha College
Akron, B-W, And Mount Union Teams Appear Best In Ohio Conference
The Ohio Conference outlook favors northeastern powerhouses Akron University Baldwin Wallace and Mount Union as the top contenders. Bowling Green shows early strength, while Case Western Reserve and Denison face uncertain futures. Xavier Dayton and Findlay join strong peers as Kent State Marietta Muskingum Ohio Northern Toledo Oberlin compete for leverage.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio
Akron University
Baldwin-Wallace
Mount Union Colleges
Wooster
Mount Union
Akron
Bowling Green College
Case
Bowling Green Strong
Bowling Green
Jeff Carlin
Carlin
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Wittenberg
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Muskingum
Ohio Northern
Toledo
Oberlin
Ray Novotny
Ashland
Mike Koken
Jobo Carroll
Otterbein
Capital
Heidelberg
Kenyon
Hiram
Champion to Play Lawson Little in 1934 Open Tourney
Lawson Little, winner of the 1934 British and American amateur championships and a Stanford undergraduate, prepares in San Francisco for the national match play open tournament in January. The piece links broad interests to attainable objects and plans.
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Lawson Little
Stanford University
San Francisco
Ohio Conference Standings and Notes
The report lists Ohio Conference standings with Bowling Green leading at 20 1.000, Mount Union 1 0 1.000, Denison 1 1 .500, Heidelberg 1 1 .500, and Ashland at 1 4 5 0 0, plus Kenyon 0 1 .000. Several teams have played no conference games yet including Akron, Baldwin Wallace, Capital, Dayton, John Carroll, and Xavier.
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Ohio
Wi. Pet
Bowling Green
Mount Unison
Denison
Eewensee
Kenyon
Akron
Baldalin-Wallace
Captal
Dayton
John Carroll
Merleta
Mushingur
Oaberlin Ohin Nortoeth
Otterbein
Wittenberg
Wooster
Xavier
Stoefen discusses turning pro amid tennis talk
Henry McLemore reports Stoefen refuses to shy from pro life citing money and glory. He chats with George Lott about indoor success and a challenge to Tilden and Vines while weighing the advance man’s pay. Mrs Moods’s championship prospects are also touched on.
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Stoefen
Greg Mangin
Vines
Tilden
Lott
Omebody
Gene Mako
T'S
Mrs Moods
Tott
Stor
Mr. Steeler
Ralking
Helen
United Press
Ohio Wesleyan Basketball Aims For Buckeye Title Challenge
Veteran Bishops Eddie Parsons of Cleveland Les Parker of Sandusky and Tom Denney of Dayton expected to bolster Ohio Wesleyan in a bid for a second consecutive Buckeye Conference title They will open the season January 5 at Miami Oxford then host Marshall January 8 and face Dayton January 12 in Dayton.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Miami
Oxford
Eddie Parsons
Cleveland
Les Parker
Sandusky
Tom Denney
Ayton
Marshall
University of Dayton At Dayton
Mat Results By United Press
In New York United Press fields show Grove and Midget Fischer from Milwaukee defeated Curley Donchin of New York. Los Angeles saw Ed Lewis of Glendale throw Hans Steinke of Germany while Chief Little Wolf of Montana threw Ray Steele of Glendale. Nick Lutze of Venice threw Tra Dein of Oakland and Everett Marshall of La Junta defeated Abe Coleman of Brooklin in Chicago.
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United Press
New York
Tridgeword Grove
Fischer
Milwaukee
Curley Donchin
Los Angeles
Strang- Ter
Colson Company Keglers Sweep Welsh Funeral Home In Openers
Colson Kesglers rolled 2,740 in a clean sweep of their series with Welsh Funeral Home, led by a 925, and Vic Krugman’s 206 high game. Jackson Wall Paper won three games by forfeit from Inter-City Coal, with Earle Weller anchoring for Jackson. Two matches loom tonight as I. T. S. Rubber faces Elvira Hardware and Little Brown Jugs meet Maumee Dairy.
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Colson Company
Welsh Funeral Home
Jackson Wall Paper
Inter-City Coal Company
Colson Kesglers
Vic Krugman
RN Faveeske
Earle
Weller
SSS
Jackson's
K. Os
Elvrra Hardware
Little Brown Jugs
Maumee Dairy
Elyria Faces Euclid in Bowery Gardens Hockey Tilt
Elyria roller hockey hosts Euclid Gardens in a Bowery Gardens matchup tipped as a rematch after Elyria won the first meeting 4 2. Probable Elyria lineup includes Foglyano R Rourke DeMarco Debosy E Rourke and Fuller with Soares J Axx Smith and Robinson also listed.
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Euclid Gardens
Rainbow Gardens
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R. Rourke
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Women's state bowling tournament entries listed
Entries for the women s state bowling tournament to be held in Columbus from January 18 to 21 have been received from Akron Sandusky Canton Youngstown Cleveland Middletown Cincinnati and Toledo. Entries close Saturday.
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Akron
Sandusky
Canton
Youngstown
Cleveland
Middletown
Cincinnati
Toledo
The Organization of Knowledge and Its Motivational Effects
The text argues that beyond accessible knowledge and necessary skills, the aims are the interests and mental habits formed, the discipline encouraged, and the feelings and motives invoked by knowledge. It emphasizes the broader educational impact on conduct and motivation.
Bonthron Wins James E. Sullivan Award for 1934
Bill Bonthron, Princeton miler and New York Athletic Club member, receives the James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy for 1934 after setting a 1590 meter world record and beating Glenn Cunningham in several races. Ben Eastman and Ralph Metcalfe also figure prominently in the final voting.
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Lawton Carver
United Press
EW York
James E. Sullivan
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Bobby Jones
Bonthron
Detroit
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Ben Eastman
San Francisco
Europe
Ralph Metcalfe
Glen Hardin
Lenore Kight
Homestead
Jack Medica
Seattle
Katherine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale
Pla
Cunningham
A. A. A. Sullivan
W. Lawson Little
Virginia van Wie
Jones
Barney Berlinger
Jim Bausch
Cage Results From United Press Briefs
Syracuse defeats Michigan 44 to 25 while Kentucky outpaces Chicago 42 to 16. Purdue tops Marquette 35 to 23. Illinois defeats Wabash 35 to 28. Stanford 35 and Nebraska 01. Centenary Louisiana 44, Illinois Wesleyan 29. Adrian 37, John Carroll 21. Western Reserve 50, Ohio University 40. Case 33, Evansville 27.
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United Press
Syracuse
Michigan
Kentucky
Chicago
Purdue
Marquette
Illinois
Wabash
Stanford
Nebraska
Centenary
Western Reserve to Face Cornell in Ithaca on Oct 5 1935
Western Reserve announces a football game against Cornell to be played in Ithaca, New York, on October 5, 1935. Officials hope to arrange a 1936 matchup in Cleveland.
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Western Reserve
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
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