Six Major Schools Near Finalizing New Football Coaches
United Press reports a nationwide search for four percent head coaches at six state universities is narrowing with final selections likely within the month. Michigan and Pennsylvania face internal hurdles while Manhattan College names Herb Kopf as its new coach. Kipke remains a top候iate for multiplejobs including Penn and Georgia.
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Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Ted Bank
Idaho
Harry Kipke
Lou Little
Columbia
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Simon Pauxtis
Penn
Georgia
Kipke
Joel Hunt
Louisiana State
Little
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Auburn
Mississippi
Harry Mehre
Dutch Meyer
Texas Christian
Mississippi State
Curtis Parker
Centenary
Spike Nelson
Louisiana
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Gene Shields
Tex Oliver
Arizona
Doug Fessenden
Montana Bank
Coach Paul Nelson Leads Dayton Roosevelt For Title
A Dayton Roosevelt coach Paul Nelson champions his players as favorites to win the Dayton championship. Ridgeville Hatchery is favored to place first half winner in Class A Bowling. Al Hart and Ross Leader, Cincinnati wrestling promoters, face a $10,000 suit from a fan claiming injury at a show. Lakewood’s late coach Zwick's Grandview link noted, with a proposal to name Grandview’s new athletic field Zwick Memorial Stadium. Lorain County girls hoops decline shown by a poll of 39 schools reporting only 3 maintain varsity girls basketball and most keeping intramural play.
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al Hart
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Rose Leads Elyria Rifle Club Shoot
Albert Rose led the Elyria Rifle Club scorers at their regular weekly shoot last evening with 283 of 300. Glen Pixley was second with 281 and Alex Babe third with 280.
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Harold Bassett
Claude Adams
Ia G Washburn
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B. Sassman
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Alvin” Benton
California Named National Champion 1937 Football
California's Golden Bears were named the national college football champions for 1937 by Paul B. Williamson a rating expert in New Orleans. Pittsburgh and Santa Clara followed in the top three of Williamson's 24 leading teams with California first and the list listing many major programs.
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Smittys Team Takes Second In A League
Smittys Waldorf Lagers rose to undisputed second place in the City Class A Bowling League after winning three straight at Elyria Recreation, while Haserodt Jewelers upset Ridgeville Hatchery by taking two games. Four players surpassed 600 pins, led by Bill Rogest with 650, followed by George Knipper 610, Bill Henke 607, and Rel Moran 600.
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Black Panther Wins Over Haddock In Rialto Feature
Jimmie Mitchell the Black Panther of Louisville defeated Haddock in the Rialto Theatre match after Haddock was disqualified in the second fall at 23 minutes 10 seconds. Referee Earl Powers halted the bout as Haddock committed many fouls in a see-saw fight. Mitchell won the first fall by pin with a double reverse leg lock.
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Grafton Quint Host To Brighton Friday
Grafton Highs cagers host Brighton in an independent game Friday night with reserve teams opening at 7 30 p m. The following night Grafton travels to Ridgeville for another independent contest and on Tuesday they host Brookside in a separate independent game.
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Trautman Reappointed Head Of Baseball Congress Panel
Geo M Trautman of Columbus Ohio was reappointed head of the advisory commission of the American Baseball Congress which governs sandlot baseball in a Chicago announcement dated January 6.
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General Industries Take Industrial League Lead
General Industries edged Western Automatic 19 to 18 to seize the Industrial League lead as George Klimosewski struck a late shot. The Steel and Tubes upset Thew Shovel 32 to 21, while Fox Furnace topped Perry Fay 37 to 31 in a tight, turnover filled night on the local basketball floor.
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Avon Lake Henrietta basketball game moved to Avon Lake
The Avon Lake Henrietta game scheduled for Henrietta will be played at Avon Lake High tomorrow night. A reserve game starts at 7 45 P M to open the program. Saturday Avon Lake travels to Oberlin for a varsity game with the college town high school team.
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Elyria Cagers Chase First Lake Erie Loop Win
Elyria High eyes its first Lake Erie League victory as it visits Lakewood High for a league game with the Rangers. A preliminary game between reserves opens at 7 p.m. The schedule also has Crain at Cleveland Heights and Cleveland Shaw at Shaker Heights as LEL play continues. Lakewood leads Elyria in 14 of 20 Lake Erie contests over 10 years.
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Four Contests On House Loop Sked At Y Tonight
After two weeks of postponement the Y M C A House basketball league resumes with four games tonight at the local Y. Elyria Pure Milk meets Farm Implement in a clash of winless squads. Day's Hardware faces Sears Roebuck in a top trio pairing. Elyria Hardware tackles Postoffice seeking first loop win. Bell Company plays Foster-Fitch, the latter 1-1. Schedule lists times 8:00 Pure Milk versus Farm Implement, 9:15 Day's Hardware versus Sears Roebuck, 9:00 Postoffice versus Elyria Hardware, and 9:15 Bell Company against Foster-Fitch.
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Struck Furniture Defeats Clothiers in League Match
Struck Furniture defeated the Clothiers two games to one at St. John's school alleys. The loss drops the Clothiers from first place, now trailing Vestal Shoes by half a game in the St. John's Lutheran Bowling League.
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Steele Apostoli Meet In Non Title Bout Friday
Freddie Steele the middleweight champion faces top challenger Fred Apostoli in a non title bout at Madison Square Garden. The boxing season kicks off with multiple title plans ahead in 1938 including anticipated tuneups for Joe Louis, Jimmy Braddock, and Max Schmeling across heavy and other weight divisions.
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Clearview Again Awarded Sectional Basketball Tourney
Clearview High is selected as host for the Northeastern Ohio Sectional Class B Scholastic basketball tournament on March 2 3 4. Principal W J Darling will manage the event with four Lorain County winners Medina County Oberlin Amherst and Lorain St Marys competing. The sectional winners advance to the district at Kent to face other sectional victors and district winners go to the state finals in Columbus.
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Cage Results COLLEGE in Ohio and Nation
College cage scores show Ohio WU 35 over Marietta 31 and Mount Union 41 over John Carroll 36 as Baldwin Wallace 58 beat Kent State 16. Western Reserve 66 defeated Fenn 22 while Wilmington 45 toppled Wilberforce 32. National results include Marshall 55 over High Point, New York U 49 over Georgetown 41, Princeton 38 over archy 26, California 31 over Michigan State 29, Cornell 58 over Colgate 45, Michigan 32 over Harvard 41, Penn State 40 over Penn 28.
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Oakes Offered Southwestern Post In Memphis
Bernard F. Bunny Oakes, famed Colorado coach of the Whizzer White, said he was offered 7500 to mentor at Southwestern University in Memphis. He noted other offers from local schools but would not leave Colorado and came to evaluate Southwestern’s coaching situation at the school's expense. It was believed Ole Miss and Mississippi State were among the other offers.
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Bunny) Oakes
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Perry Fay Seeks Saturday Night Clash With Elyria Merchants
The Perry Fay basketball team aims to book a game for Saturday night against the Elyria Merchants. The Merchants’ manager is asked to call 2249 to arrange the contest.
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