O'Donnell Rosenblums Exhibition Pushed To February
Elyria officials have canceled the Monday night game at Elyria High due to health concerns. The American Basketball League leaders will visit Elyria in February to oppose the O'Donnell Rosenblums, with a firm date to be announced in two to three weeks.
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Elyria
O'Donnell
Rosenblum
Elyria High School
O’donnell
Cleveland Rosenblum
Mosenblums
Ams
Yosia O’donnell
Rinkdedinks Edge Lorain Celtics in Close Y M C A Tilt
The Rinkdedinks beat the Lorain Celtics 24 to 23 at the YMCA in a hard fought Elyria Lorain clash. Nagher, T Smith, and F Smith starred for the winners while Uebler and Mituck led the losers as the late game defense sealed the victory.
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Lorain Celtics
Elyria
Nagher
T. Smith
F. Smith
Uebler
Mituck
Elyria-Lorain
F. T
Ostrub
Jucar
I Jack
Cuebler
Wituck
Jell
Seeceeneaese
Otal Wag Gils
Elyria Rinkdesinks
Janey
Aceee
Joodspeed
Rf. F. Smith
Smith
Feagner
Rg.s
Total
Eeeneeasacas
McNutt
Carl Wagner
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Sarazen Leads In Golf Play At Miami Open
Gene Sarazen topped 114 players in the first half of the Miami open with 73 73 for 146, leading Jack Hutchinson and Sharley Mayo who tied for second at 148. Wind and rain hurt scoring as Farlow and others trailed, while Sarazen defends the Miami title. The Adirondacks send 1,509,000 in furs to market annually.
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Miami
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Jack Hutchinson
Chicago
Sharley Mayo
Flushing
N. Y
Johnny Farwll
Sarazen
Adirondacks
Solomon Lodge Meeting Postponed by Health Board Order
The special communication of King Solomon Lodge is postponed due to an order from the Board of Health. W. E. Harper, W. M.
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Order of the Board of Health
King Solomon Lodge
W. E. Harper
W. M
Sonnenberg Wins World Wrestling Title From Lewis in Madison Square Garden
Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg defeats Ed Strangler Lewis in two falls to become world wrestling champion at Madison Square Garden. Sonnenberg pins Lewis in 29 minutes 46 seconds with a flying tackle after breaking four headlocks, and wins the $10,000 diamond-studded belt amid a raucous crowd.
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Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Madison Square Garden
Sonnenberg
Friday Night College and Scholastic Basketball Scores
College games featured Capital 32 Bluffton 20 and Ohio 24 Bliss 21 while Indiana beat Missouri 42 to 2 and Wooster defeated John Carroll 38 15 Ashland 56 Otterbein 34 and University of Chicago 278 St Louis U 26. Scholastic results include Reynoldsburg 23 Carroll 15 boys and Carroll 14 Beynoldsburg 11 girls along with Grandview 234 Bremen 19 Coshocton 23 Millersburg 7 Holy Rosary 22 Newark St. Francis 12 and many others such as Cols Central 34 Leesburg 11 and Bexley 24 London 17.
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College
Capital
Bluffton
St. Navier
Georgetown
Ohio
Bliss
Indiana
Missouri
Rio Grande
Broadus i
Wooster
John Carroll
Ashland
Otterbein
University of Chicago
St Louis U
Scholastic
Reynoldsburg
Carroll
Beynoldsburg
Grandview
Bremen
Coshocton
Millersburg
Holy Rosary
Newark
St. Francis
Cols Central
Leesburg
Bexley
London
Marion Harding
Lima Central
St. Mary's
Hla'y Name Club
Columbus
Washington D. H
Reds to start Saturday games earlier at 2 p.m.
Cincinnati Reds announce that for the new National League season all Saturday home games will begin at 2 p.m. instead of 3 p.m. Manager Jack Hendricks says the earlier start is expected to boost gate receipts.
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Cincinnati
CinciNnati Reds Today
Reds
Jack Hendricks
Lake Erie Rivalries Shine in Lake Erie League Scores
Elyria Highs rivals clashed as Lorain fell 18 to 14 to Rocky River in a tight finish with Rodenbaugh and W Smith delivering the late baskets. Cleveland Heights beat Shaw 27 to 17 after a late rally, with Charillo Chizek and Duncan Pelz key late for Heights and Shaw respectively.
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Elyria High School
Elyria
Lorain
Rocky River
Rodenbaugh
W. Smith
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
the Heights
Cleveland Height
Charillo
Chizek
Duncan
Pelz
Sakola
Hagerman
Rodman
Beesensas Heights
G. Chizek
Wingnam
Charilillo
Oliphant
Budin
Sharpe
Osborne
Morris
Tex Richard In Critical State In Miami Reach Fla
Tex Richard a New York sport promoter lies in critical condition at Anglican hospital after an appendectomy. An attempt to bring Dr Will Maro of the Maro Brothers Clinic to treat him is underway as he remains unresponsive. Richard arrived last week to organize preparations for a heavyweight title bout between Jack Sharkey and Young Stribling set for next month’s outdoor event.
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Miami Reach
Fla
Tex Richard
New York
Aglican
Will Maro
Maro Brothers
Rochester Minn
Verard
Maro
Havana
Cuba
Richard
Charg
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Young Stribling
Atlanta
Northwesterns Outstanding Quintet Headlines Conference Opener
Northwestern, led by three top stars, heads into the Western Conference opener at Michigan after beating Wabash, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, and Penn State in pre season games. Michigan must replace Oosterbaan but shows Kanitz and Orwig. Purdue faces Illinois at Lafayette with Harper starring for the Boilers. Wisconsin meets Minnesota in Minneapolis as Iowa hosts Notre Dame. Butler, riding wins over Purdue and Pittsburgh, looks to topple Chicago.
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Northwestern
Big Ten
Butler
Indiana
Michigan
Evanston
Wabash
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Wildcats
Wolverines
Oosterbaan
Wolverine
Kanitz
Orwig
Illinois
Purdue
Lafayette
Harper
Barnyard Golf Tournament Set For February 4 in St Petersburg
The tenth annual barnyard 9.2 world championship opens February 4 in St Petersburg with top stars and their horseshoes competing for prizes totaling 1590 dollars. Defending champion C C Davis of Columbus Ohio is favored to repeat. Strong entrants include Frank Jackson Heller ton Ia and the Jackson brothers Frank Duveres of Wichita Patt Mossman Rochester and Harry Borne Atlantic City. Five pitching lanes at Water front Park prepared for the event which runs a week with round robin play to 50 points.
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ST. Petersburg
Fia
C. C. Davis
Acarpenter
Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Banyard
Frank Jackson
Hellerton
Jackson
Frank Duveres
Wichita
Kansas
Jimmy Risk
Montpelier
Ind
Patt Mossman
Rochester
N. Y
Harry Borne
Atlantic City
Waterfront Park
Benton Signs Up New York Giants Ace
January 5 report says Larry Benton, star pitcher for the New York Giants, signed a contract with the club. The deal is believed to include a substantial salary increase for the 1938 season.
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Benton
New York
Larry Benton
New York Giants
John McGraw
Farrell Wins Open in Playoff at Olympia Fields
Johnny Farrell captured the open championship after sinking an eight foot putt on the final green at Olympia Fields to defeat Bobby Jones. The year 1928 saw multiple major titles change hands with Farrell emerging as Open winner, Diegel taking the PGA title, and Glenn a Collett winning the women’s Open. Bobby Jones dominated amateur golf with Brae Burn success, while Walter Hagen was dethroned as professional champion by Leo Diegel in Baltimore. The Walker Cup favored the Americans as Jones’s Brae Burn run extended his amateur reign.
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Olympia Fields
Bobby Jones
Quaker Ridge
Chicago
Bobby
L. Diegel
White Plains
Walter Hagen
Glenna Collett
Providence
Great Britain
Hagen
Sandwich
Sir Walter
Archie Compston
Gorton
Jones
Bob Jones
Brae Burn
Simon Pures
Ray Gorton
Atlanta
Minnikahda
John Beck
Phillips Finlay
Harvard
T. Philip Perkins
Perkins
Dr. Tweddell
Tony Torrance
Scotland
Chick Evanse
Jerry Travers
Horton Smith
Joplin
M. Leo Diegel
Baltimore
Haig
Diegel
al Espinoza
Farren
Farrell
Florida
Links
Carl Kaufman
New Rochelle
Allan
Tigerman And Indian To Wrestle In Columbus Show
John Pesek the Nebraska tigerman and Jack Sherry an Alaska Indian will wrestle to a finish at the auditorium in Columbus on Wednesday night. The match recalls a previous clash when Sherry was carried away by ambulance but won. Pesek vows to defeat Sherry with ease.
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Columbus
John Pesek
Nebraska Tigerman
Jack Sherry
Sherry
Pesek
Statue of Liberty Imported in 219 Packing Cases
The statue was brought from New York to Maine in 1885 in 219 packing cases. The note states Maine was once part of Massachusetts.
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Friet
New York
Maine
Massachusetts
Dundee Falls to Rosenberg in Madison Square Garden Bout
In New York on January 5 Johnny Dundee a former featherweight and junior lightweight champion loses to Charley Phil Rosenberg in a Madison Square Garden prelim. The same card features Max Schmeling defeating Joe Sekura as he rises in the heavyweight ranks and eyes the Tunney Mudoon trophy.
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Johnny Dundee
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Johnny
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Rosenberg
Schmeling
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Rosenblums To Play Flint At Lorain
Lorain will host pro basketball Thursday January 10 with the Cleveland Rosenblums facing Flint Michigan pros. The all star Flint squad from the north brings a strong Cage League record as Lorain plans weekly exhibition games with local booster support and a Lorain General Outdoor Advertisers team providing preliminaries.
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Cleveland Rosenblum
Flint
Michigan
Rose
T. McDonald
John D. Waler
Cleveland Cage
Monday's Five Best Radio Features Copyright 1929
Radio program listings note Grace Moore as soprano at WEAF and Network 9 30 p m and WOR and Network 9 30 p m in this United Press schedule from Eastern Standard Time.
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United Press
WEAF
Grace Moore
WOR
Wellington Trims New London Cagers
Wellington defeated New London 32 to 15 on New London floor. Wellington led from start to finish as E Branson scored 14 points and J Branson added eight while Gannett subsisted in for Robinson during the third quarter.
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New London
J. Branson
Highland
Dickason
EB. Branson
Robinson
The
Gannett
E. Branson
Pilgrim Church Cagers Defeat Oberlin Celtics
Pilgrim Community church basketball team defeated the Oberlin Celtics at the YMCA last night. The locals controlled the game and are expected to contend in the Senior Church League. Earlier, the Y Juniors beat Lorain Pirates 26 22 with a second half rally after trailing 14 2 at the break.
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Elyria
Lorain
Pirates
Pilgrim Community Church
Oberlin Celtics
Fead
Senate debates Kellogg antiwar treaties and land grants
Congress today discusses Kellogg antiwar treaties with the Senate considering related matters. Assistant Storney-General Donovan appears before the Public Lands Committee as the House continues war department appropriation review and Foreign Affairs weighs Kellogg negotiations. Public lands panel also hears Northern Pacific land grant questions.
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Storney
Donovan
Senate Public Lands Committee
House
War Department
Foreign Affairs Committee
Public Lands Committee
Radio Schedule Highlights and Opera Feature
Viaphone hour on WEAF and Network at 10 50 p m lists Opera Shanewis on WIZ and Network at 7 30 p m Roxi s Gane on WIZ and Network at 9 09 p m National Automobile Shor appears in schedule.
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Vitaphone Hour
WEAF
Opera
Shanewis
Roxi
Gane
National Automobile Shor
Braves Accused in Bribery Probe in Boston
In Boston a bribery charge against the Boston Braves and the Outdoor Recreation League of Massachusetts sparked a fierce clash with the Boston city council. Attorney General Joseph Warner leads the probe into alleged corrupt practices tied to the Sunday sports referendum, with $30,000 allegedly spent to push its passage. Key Braves figures like Emil Fuchs and Charles Adams appear on contributor lists amid intense testimony.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Boston City Council
Braves
Outdoor Recreation League of Massachusetts
Joseph ¥. Warner
Boston Finance Commission
Joseph F. Walsh
William Wu. Lynch
Dan Carroll
Jim Maroney
Ed. Cunningham
Walsh
Thomas H. Bilodeau
Bilodeau
Robert G. Wilson, Jr
Charles F. Adams
Cunningham
Wilson
Outdoor Recreation League
Emil Fuchs
Adams Frank Stevens
Bravesfield
W. C Bruce Wetmore
Movie Fashions Show Gilbert Roland’s Young Businesslook
Gilbert Roland demonstrates correct attire for the young business man wearing a double breasted dark suit, striped shirt, polka dot tie, and kid suede shoes. The ensemble reflects period style and fashion guidance on professional dress.
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Gilbert Roland
Linseed of was made in Connecticut in 1718
A fragment notes linseed production in Connecticut dating to 1718. The brief item mentions the product and place with minimal context.
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