Stage Legion Elimination Mitt Tourney Clark's Service Take Lead
Clark's Service swept Guerin Pretzels in three straight games to move into first place in the City League pin race. Eagles beat Knights of Columbus two of three as Lisewsky led with 625 and Schafer added 602. High game 229 by Carpenter for Service. 231 and 212 by Lisewsky. Elks vs Chronicle Telegram set for Thursday.
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Chronicle Telegram
Science of Basketball Progress at Marquette University
Editor notes start a series on scientific analysis of basketball play. Coach Chandler leads a lab studying free throws to measure progress and boost coaching efficiency. The project at Marquette University aims to educate coaches and players, revealing insights on marksmanship and scholarship.
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Old Dartmouth Athlete Still Keeps In Sports
Myles Lane, former Dartmouth athlete in football baseball and hockey, now head coach at Boston University for football, played defense for the Bruin Cubs in the Canadian American Hockey League after the season. He also attends Boston College Law School.
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Dayton Cagers Edge Out Carroll 28 26
Dayton Bulldogs keep slim lead to beat John Carroll 28 to 26 in an Ohio Conference game in Cleveland. Sullivan of Carroll had a late attempt ruled out by the referee as time expired.
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John Carroll
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Barbers Team To Play Vincent Arrows Tonight
The Nixon Barbers basketball team travels to Vincent to face the Vincent Arrows. All players meet at the barber shop at 7:30 PM with the game tipping off at 8:30 PM.
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Ohio Wesleyan Opens Buckeye Play With Two Sophomores Boost
Ohio Wesleyan readiness for the Buckeye conference opener against Miami at Oxford centers on sophomores Howard Stummier and Donald Boppel. Stummier shines on offense and defense, notably in a 40 to 38 win over Ohio State, while Boppel adds pivot play and scoring threat after missing action due to an appendix operation. The Bishops boast six lettermen and several other sophomores, with leaders including Clarence Hendricks Robert Kolb Lavern Bolton Wilmer Dickerson Harold Duncan and Richard Wilby. The team has totaled 216 points in five games, averaging 43 per contest and showing strong scoring for the season.
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Cleveland
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Roofers Face Fremont Team In Amherst Showdown
Nabakowski Roofers, Lorain County champions, chase a sixth win in seven starts as they meet Tony's Bakers of Fremont at Amherst High School tonight. Bakers stars Althoss Miller and Grathwell pace a strong lineup, while Jerry Gormley exits to join Olsen's Giants in Cabool Missouri.
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Hole-in-one sparks at City Park course New Orleans
AR Sam Charles sank a drive for a hole-in-one on the 150-yard No. 4 hole at City Park course in New Orleans. Cage results list shows teams and scores including Butler Grinnell Dayton Detroit Marquette Wisconsin Miami Indiana Michigan State Syracuse North Dakota State and more.
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Sam Charles
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Panthers Return From Rose Bowl Parade of Fame
University of Pittsburgh football stars head home after a Rose Bowl celebration that included studio tours and greetings from Kay Francis Joe E Brown James Cagney and George Brent. Southern California rivals receive similar praise with Ernie Smith set for a theatre appearance next week.
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Ohio State Opens Big Ten Season With Indiana Matchup
Ohio State, fielding perhaps its strongest squad since 1925, prepares for its Big Ten debut against Indiana. The Buckeyes, after a rough start, have topped Notre Dame Vanderbilt and Kentucky, averaging 44.6 points per game in five contests.
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Braves to Run Free Baseball School For Youth
The Boston Braves announce a free baseball school at Braves Field for Greater Boston youths next year. Led by Bill McKechnie with F H Mitchell and others, the program aims to rekindle sandlot interest and nurture future major leaguers through weekly instruction and free game admission.
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Duffy Lewis
Roofers and Knights of Pythias to Play Benefit Game
The Nabakowski Roofers meet the Lorain Knights of Pythias quintet in a benefit contest at South Amherst High School. Proceeds support a Lyceum course for South Amherst as the South Amherst Junior High cagers provide an opening game at 7:30 with the main event at 8.
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Japan's Big Leaguers Are College Players
Ann Arbor Mich January 4 Ray L Fisher Michigan coach says Japan’s big league players are college performers His team toured the east and Michigan won most games against Japanese college teams because the players are too small to match the Wolverines He adds the Japanese players are real sportsmen but bashful
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Ruth Salary Cut Rumors Hit 1927 Yankees
New York reports claim Babe Ruth may see a 25000 reduction in 1927 pay from 75000 to 50000. Colonel Ruppert denies any contract changes while magnates press for restraint to ease overall club salaries.
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Oberlin Beats Detroit 43 to 33 in Barnstorming Trip
Oberlin College basketball, led by Spangler and Smith, defeated Detroit City 43 to 33 in Detroit. Bowie of Detroit scored 18 points but Oberlin claimed the season’s first win on the Yeomen’s barnstorming tour.
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Wooster Opens With Ashland basketball collision Saturday
Wooster and Ashland College prepare for a Ohio Conference basketball opener on Wooster’s home floor. Coach Mose Hole relies on veterans Walkler Sekerak Hartzler Smail with two new players. Ashland counters with Capt Emmons Berry Clelan Boyer Shafer.
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Lorain County Amateur Boxing Tourney Opens Tonight
The second annual Lorain County American Legion amateur boxing tourney begins tonight at the Palladium Rink on Broad Street with about thirty entrants from Elyria and Lorain. Thirty bouts are planned, three rounds each. winners advance to the county finals and then to the Fifth District tourney in Wadsworth for a shot at the state finals in Akron.
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Simon Pure
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Freck" Slavin
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Lloyd Hannel
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Robert Estal Sr
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George Forester
Johnny Marshall
County AAU forms committee for Lorain Golden Gloves probe
Lorain county AAU commissioner J R Sandy Pfeiffer appointed a six member committee to investigate complaints about amateurs in the Lorain County Golden Gloves. Members include Rudolph Ebinger Harry G Van Wagnen Ralph Chappell J J Beller Johnny Dunn Clyde Roose and Russ Davies.
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Crowley Named Fordham Coach
Crowley a Notre Dame Four Horsemen member and Michigan State coach signs a three year Fordham head coaching contract. He leaves Michigan State February 28 and will lead Fordham with Rockne style attack under graduate manager Coffey. Salary rumored at 11000 dollars with a raise from MSU deal. Glenn Carberry named as an assistant.
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Three Big Ten Teams Fall in Preseason Cage Play
In Chicago on January 4, three of the four Big Ten teams lost preseason games. Town University dropped its first contest to North Dakota State 21 to 17 despite late eligibility for Ivan Blackmer and Ed Break. Detroit West beat Wisconsin 39 to 28. Marquette defeated Indiana State 33 to 29.
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No Change Reported In Amos Alonzo Stagg Condition
Attendants at the Medical Arts Sanitarium report no change in 70 year old Amos Alonzo Stagg. The dean of American football coaches is ill with influenza and bronchial pneumonia. Dr Max Rhodes says the upper chest is clearer but he remains weaker with a temperature between 101 and 103.
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Trapshooting Archive Shows Growth Despite 1932 Slump
The Amateur Trapshooting Association reports minimal impact from economic woes as 1935 plans include a national tournament at Vandalia Ohio August 21 to 26. Grand American drew 800 entrants with 722 in the handicap. nine shooters broke 200 straight in two days. Dering of Columbus Wisconsin and John Brandt of Vandalia, Ohio, former leaders, died this year.
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United Press
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Cavan Sets Duckpin Series Mark In Atlanta
Harry Cavan posted scores of 156 143 143 in three consecutive duckpin games in Atlanta Georgia approaching a local record.
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Harry Cavan
Giants steal record 347 bases in 1912 season
In 1912 the New York Giants stole 347 bases, the record. Brooklyn, by comparison, finished with 34 steals in a 154 game season.
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