Heights Shaw clash looms in Lake Erie League race
In a six-team Lake Erie League schedule opener, Cleveland Heights takes on Shaw at Heights Court while Lorain hosts Rocky River and Lakewood visits Elyria. Height’s hopes rest on a strong win as Shaw lurks as a danger in a tight title race with Lorain and Lakewood also contesting the crown. Lorain opens with Rocky River, Elyria hosts Lakewood in a pivotal game that could reshape the standings.
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Shaw
Lorain
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Heights
Rocky River Five
Cleveland South
McCaskeymen
Erie
River
Port City
Elyria- Lakewood
Crimson
Clymer
Oberlin
Hi Speed Quintet Defeats Eaton 47 to 39 on Eaton Court
The Hi Speed quintet earned its first win of the season by defeating Eaton Grange 47 to 39 on Eaton’s floor. Elyria’s guards showcased sharp passing and shooting while holding Eaton scoreless on the first period as the locals built a 13-2 lead and extended it to 21-9 at halftime.
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Eaton Grange
Eaton
C. Grills
Lorre Eiberts
Corts
Kohr
Rom Cere
Haton
Grange
Eatonites
Elyria
Boxers weigh in time changed for Legion tourney
Amateur boxers entered in the American Legion tournament will weigh in at the Legion Hall on Thursday at 1 PM instead of 6 PM as previously announced. Dr. H J Austin will oversee the weighing in.
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American Legion
the Legion Hall
Johny Kolopus
H., J. Austin
Purdue Northwestern Ohio State Win Big Ten Openers
Purdue Northwestern and Ohio State won their Big Ten openers in Chicago. Purdue led Indiana 7-0 early and 28-9 at halftime before resting reserves. Ohio State impressed with a 29-2 rout of Illinois. Minnesota beat South Dakota 50-24. Iowa topped Drake 24-18. Marquette defeated Chicago 36-21. Wisconsin beat Wisconsin?
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Purdue
Northwestern
Ohio State
Isconsin
Indiana
Ilinois
Due
Hwestern
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Drake
Marquette
Ward Lambert
Pursue
Boilermakers
Tilden Leads In Net Tourney
New York January 5 William T Tilden 38 of Philadelphia leads Curleys World Championship Professional Tennis Tournament at Madison Square Garden after a straight set win over Albert Burke France 6 3 6 2. In other matches Vincent Richards defeats Francis Hunter 6 3 6 1 and Tilden with Hunter beat Richards and Robert Sellers 6 0 18 19.
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Wiliam T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Tad Curley
Albert Burke
France
Madison Squares Garden
Vincent Richards
Francis T. Hunter
Tilden
Hunter
Richards
Robert Sellers
California
Von Elm and Turner Win Santa Monica Open Honors
George Von Elm and Stanley Turner captured the first prize in the Santa Monica Open by combining their best scores for 66. Numerous 67s were logged by Harold Peterson Abe Espinoza John Bohanan Rex Jobson Fay Coleman Ray Langrum Bob Tobi Clarice Clark Schager and Loose Lawson and Cooper Dr Folshew and Leo Diegel Wesbrook and Jolden MacKenzie and Thompson Keer and Paletti.
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Jar
George von Elm
Stanley Turner
Harold Peterson
Abe Espinoa
John Bohanan
Rex Jobson
Fay Coleman
Ray Langrun
Bob Tobi
Clarice Clark
Schager
Loose
Lawson
Cooper
Foslshaw
Leo Diegel
Wesbrook
Jolden
MacKenzie
Thompson
City League Bowling Matches Tonight
Two notable City League matches set for Knights of Columbus lanes. On Alleys 1-2 the K Elks face the Eagles and on Alleys 3-4 the Guenin letters meet the K of C team.
Elyria Eagles Soccer Team Drills Tomorrow
The Elyria Eagles announce a practice tomorrow afternoon at Jefferson Field. A Sunday game against the Americans-Hungarians is planned, with low probability of being played on Alumni Field here.
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Elyria Eagles
Jefferson Field
Several Cities Seek 1932 Harness Racing Dates
Stewards and officers of the Ohio Short Ship Harness Racing Circuit meet in Urbana to consider requests from at least a dozen non member cities for racing dates. Expected applicants include Wapakoneta Lebanon Troy Wooster Wilmington Zanesville Portland Franklin Anderson and West Virginia cities in January.
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Wapakoneta
Lebanon
Troy
Wooster
Wilmington
Zanesville
Portland
Franklin
Anderson
Ind
West Virginia
Urbana
Pesek Hurt In Crash In Columbus
John Pesek holder of the Midwest Wrestling Association heavyweight title was injured Monday night in Columbus when a taxicab he rode in collided with a truck. Wrestler Leo Pavolka riding with Pesek also suffered slight injuries.
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Columbus
John Pesek
Midwest Wrestling Association
Leo Pavolka
Pesek
Dunning Traded For Halliday In New Hockey Deal
Cleveland faces the Buffalo Bisons in an International Hockey League game at the Elysium as manager Harry Holmes reshapes the Indians by trading Stu Dunning to Pittsburgh for Mutt Habidas. Dunning, one of the club’s oldest players, helped form the team in 1900 and was popular with fans.
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Cleveland
Buffalo Bisons
Elysium
Tottering
Indians
Harry Holmes
Stu Dunning
Pittsb
Unselfishness Noted On USC Football Roster
USC football showcased teamwork with quarterbacks Orville Mohler and Gaius Shaver dubbed Damon and Pythias by sports writers. Mohler edged Shaver in a scoring duel in the final conference game and allowed Shaver to reach the coast scoring lead. Ernie Pinchert, a blocking half back and program designer, skipped his own picture to feature the unsung sub Kenneth Fay.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Orville Mohler
Gaius Shayer
Damon
Pythias
Mohler
Shaver
Ernie Pinchert
Kenneth Fay
Max Schmeling Plans Three Fights in 1932
Max Schmeling says he fears no challenger in 1932 and would fight Sharkey anytime if Joe Jacobs arranges it. Jacobs notes plans for three bouts this year with Walker in February, Dempsey in June, and Sharkey in September, funding readiness depending on Dempsey. Schmeling arrives in New York in strong shape after a six month visit.
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Dempsey
Sharkey
Jacobs
York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
United Press Today
Joe Jacobs
Joe
Joe Jacon
J. . Dempsey
Demsey
Dempsy
Mpsey
Dratong
Stribling
Carnera
Loughran
Schmeling
Miami
Max
New York
S. S
Seek Successor For Pittser As Miami Mentor
Miami University officials disclosed that Chester Pittser would be replaced as head football coach before the 1932 season. Athletic Director George Rider met with candidates in New York. Names discussed included Burton Ingwersen William Trautman and Bill Lange.
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Vnita
Chester Pitser
Miami Universe
George Rider
New York
Rider
Burton A. Ingwerson
University of Town
William Trautman
Ohio University
Bill Lange
Heller Drops Out Of Ohio State Freshman Football Team
John Heller of Dayton quits Ohio State University due to scholastic difficulties. He will not return to school during the current term.
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Columbus
John Heller
Dayton
Ohio State University
Elyria High Swim Team Opens Lake Ere League Schedule
Boasting five victories in six meets, Elyria High opens the Lake Ere League season Friday at Shaw pool facing Shas High. Other Friday matches include Lakewood vs Lorain at Lorain and Hes' vs Rocks River at the Heights pool, as league action continues.
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Web. Vaughn
Elyria High Splashers
Lake
Shas High
Shaw Pool
Lakewood
Coapies
Lorain
Hes
Rocks River
Heights
Case for Track Starts as 60 Respond. 12 Lettermen Back
Coach W. L. Vaughn issued the first track practice call in the afternoon with about 60 boys at Lorain High School gym. Six weeks of drills precede an Inter Class meet to select the varsity for the indoor season, with meets now set against Oberlin Mansfield and Shaw taking the place of Lorain. The C. A. C. meet at Public Hall in Cleveland will cap the season, rivaling the state finals in size.
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W. L. Vaughn
Carlson
Lyons
Schapiro
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Triplett
Wood
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Innes
Collins
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Lorain
Shaw
Oberlin
Mansfield
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Mar
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Ohio State Tops Illinois in Big Ten Opener 29 28
Ohio State defeated Illinois 29 to 28 in Champaign to open the Big Ten season. Captain Joe Hoffer contributed a key late bucket, with Howard Mattison and Hoffer also delivering long shots to preserve the lead. Bobbs Wamp led Illinois with 13 points as the Buckeyes seized control after a tight first half.
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Ohio State University
Illinois
Joe Hoffer
Ohio State
Hoffer
Howard Mattison
Bob Colburn
Burkeye Soptonmore Flash
Reds Open Spring Training Feb 22 in Tampa
Cincinnati Reds announce spring training begins February 22 in Tampa Florida with batters reporting first and infielders and outfielders joining a week later. Twenty three exhibition games are scheduled, including 17 against major league clubs.
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Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Fla
Wittenberg Quintet Opens Buckeye Campaign With 23 19 Win
Wittenberg College of Springfield Ohio defeated Wabash College 23 to 19 in Crawfordsville Indiana Monday night. It marked Wittenberg's third straight win in the 1931 1932 season.
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Crawfordsville
Indiana
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Buckeye
Wabash College
Wittenberg
Monmouth Defeats Wooster in 48-34 College Basketball Showdown
In Wooster Ohio on January 5, Monmouth College Illinois rallied in the second half to defeat Wooster College 48 to 34. Monmouth surged after halftime as Ozburn, the Monmouth center, led the attack while Wooster’s scoring ace Jim Courtney left the game with a dislocated shoulder in the third minute.
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Wooster
Monmouth College of Illinois
Wooster College
Ozburn
Monmouth
Jim Courtney
Woosters
Vermilion Seeks Star Boat Event
Vermilion Boat Club seeks the Great Lakes District semi final Star Boat competition to determine the nation’s entrant for the Olympic games. The event, one of four in the United States, is expected to be held in June.
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Vermilion
O. Jan
Vermilion Boat Club
Great Lakes
United States
Elven High Track Coach Tenure Through 1927 Season
Vaughn enters ninth season as Elven High track coach in 1922. Coaching history shows alternations with Peabody, Beeler, Stiffler, and W L Vaughn who has held the role since 1927. Indoor meets will include 440 yard, six yard, 1 mile, 2 mile, and mile relays with dash events discontinued.
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Elven High
Peabody
Beeler
Stiffler
W. L. Vaughn
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