Oberlin Noses Out Bellevue In Tight 22 21 Game
Oberlin High School edged Bellevue High 22 to 21 in the opening game in Oberlin’s new gymnasium. Williams led Oberlin with six baskets while Nuby added four field goals and three free throws, giving Oberlin the win as Bellevue’s strong first quarter faded.
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Chas. W. Lawrence
Oberlin
Bellevue
Tle Brew
Hoth
Williams
e-Oberlin
Nuby
Barnes
Matikomis
Bellevue G *F
Weyles
Weeseeasere
Fadley
Nor- Lorain
Lorain High
Norwalk
Lorain
Lorain Horn
If Sateen
Warner
If . Gove
King
Gomsak
Smith
Ltake
T Rt
Westrich
Kanaes Cc
Neces Brown
Fromer
T. Smith
Norwalk Racing Meeting at United States Port City
A Norwalk racing event titled Meeting of Racing at United States Port in New York draws participants and spectators. Officials announce schedules and organizers emphasize local and visiting clubs compete for regional honors.
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United Ptates Gortal
New York
Boxing night reports from Detroit and other cities
Report of last night’s fights includes Burke beating Detroit in a bout with Keith in New York and Pal Gotto stopping in New Orleans. Sid Terris knocked out by Phil Wagner in Waterbury and Willie Sherue decision over Charley Kohler in Waterbury, plus a Brooklyn bout. Earnings notes mention English salaries around $2566 yearly.
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Burke
Ms Keith
New Yor
Pal Gotaat
New Orleans
Bheeras
Waterbury
Conn
Kid Wagner
Phil
Sid Terris
York
Willie Shugrue
Waterhart
Charley Kohler
Brooklyn
Columbia Steels Triumph in Indoor Baseball Championship
Columbia Steel Co defeats American Lace Co 21 to ? in a decisive final of the Industrial league championship. Lace led early but Steel dominated the fourth inning with 15 runs, securing the title and completing the Industrial league season with top position.
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Columbia Steel Co
American Lace Co
Lace
Lace Co
Cosen Co
Columbia Steel
Birch
Peterman
Buckler
Lece O
Stevenson
Ord Leimbach
F . G. Smith
iBirch
Smith
Roe
March
Scevene
Hogan
Bitner
Buckley, c
Powell
Ay Millard
Maurer
Fremont Cagers Ease To 25 10 Victory
Fremont defeated Elyria 25 to 10 as the Fremont offense struggled on a large floor. Nap Heinzerling led with four baskets and Buswell added seven, while Fox scored the visitors' only points with a trio of baskets and a free throw. The game featured slow tempo, mispasses, and substitutions as Fremont showed improvement for the upcoming matchup with nearby rival.
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Clayton A. Rawson
Fremont
Elyria
Nap” Heinzerling
Buswell
Braddon
Fox
Trees
Nap
I.t
Kenny
Binom
Taylor
Heinzerling
Overmyer
Henry
Cox
Colkan
Peabody
Anzle
Ock
Henneman
Prosperity Outlook for 1924 by Buick President
H. H. Bassett president of Buick Motor Co. predicts 1924 will bring prosperity for the automotive industry. He cites favorable general conditions and plans for even larger production after a record output of over 200,000 in 1923.
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H. H. Bassett
Buick Motor Co
Wrens
Coast four rounders fail to forge boxing stars
Fight experts say the four round game flourishing on the Pacific Coast does not produce stars like the older two round bouts. It reflects a shift from the past where shorter rounds built reputations for champions.
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Pacific Coast
Franklin tests show braking at 15 mph saves pedestrians
Safety First bureau data link 15 mph stopping distance to child safety. Franklin Automobile Company conducted public braking tests showing a sedan stopped in 12 ft 6 in at 15 mph, about two thirds of the car length, with other speeds delivering 70 to 150 percent improvement. Demonstrations will be hosted by Franklin dealers nationwide for city safety officials.
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Safety First
Franklin Automobile Company
Syracuse
Franklin
Triangular Yale Cornell Princeton Regatta at Princeton
Notes of Sport report the spring regatta at Princeton next May as part of the Yale Cornell Princeton intercollegiate cross country series. It notes Cornell handily won 17 of 24 titles in the meet's history.
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Princeton
Cornell
Kansas City
Montreal
Roman style breaks mark Olympic revival in 1896
The passage notes the abolition of the Olympic games by Emperor Theodosius I in 394 A.D. and their renewal in Athens in 1896 after a hiatus of over fifteen hundred years. It also mentions a racing plant under construction for Cartier.
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Theodosius the Great
Athens
Cartier
Jockey Club of Montreal Aims for June Opening
The Jockey Club of Montreal plans a premier facility and is set to open next June. Despite some top-level riders missing, University of Idaho remains hopeful to defend its Pacific Coast intercollegiate basketball title this season. Fire at Dayton stables kills two race horses near the fair grounds. horses owned by Joe Glaser and gt... Heehe perished.
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Jockey Club of Montreal
Dominion
Ohe
University of Idaho
Pone Toa
Dayton, O
Joe Glaser
Rune Heehe
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Vee West
Shrock
Peta
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Bloom
Schneider
Reardon
Wingard
Vee
Leeee
Close
Louis Rubenstein
Amateur Skating Association of Canada
University of Maine
Connie Mack
Mose Wilder
Middle Ave
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Cleveland
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Fox Furnace Co
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