First Round Opens in YMCA Church League With Five Games
The YMCA church league opened play last evening with five lopsided results. St Agnes defeated St Pauls 39 to 9, Church of Christ beat Methodists 43 to 7, Hungarian Reformed won 38 to 20 against Pilgrim Community, St Johns defeated Baptists 29 to 16, and St Marys beat Bnai Brith 32 to 14.
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Y. M. C. A. Church League
St. Agnes
St. Paul’s
Church of Christ
Methodists
St. John’s
St. Mary’s
T. Cox
RF Geeneeana
J. Smith
Blakely
Robertson
T. Smith
Cook
Wietatbes F. Smith
Bako
Neaees
Methodist
Rogers
Fiteh
Jeane Gerber
Oi Griffin
Fullmer
Cleavesee West
Enaeee Iolly
Enewnee Kurby
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G Kakai
U Oo
Ucka
Tenee
Barkacs
Wees
W. Messaros
Toth
J. Messaros
Total Wren
Pilgrim Com
Dodsley
RF Day
Aesene
Eeens
Wisniski
LP Ae
Wagner
Anneees L Elbert
Seme
Koviak
Finegan
Seenaeen
Boyd
Total
G Steinberg
Vary
Deutsch
RF Aeeeees Katz
Aenene Voenen
Donerkiel
Eeeee Haas
RG Tenen Eeeene
Sepsinwall
Corkers widen lead with three straight vs Packers in league
In Knights of St. John bowling action the Corkers extended their already large lead by sweeping three straight games against the Packers at the K of Calleys. In another match the Clippers took two of three from the Zippers. Alfen of the Corkers rolled a 213 in the final game for high individual score.
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Corkers
Knights of St. John
Packers
K. of Calleys
Clippers
Zippers
Alfen
Princeton Polo Team Faces Ohio Matches This Week
Princeton University's indoor polo squad travels to Ohio for two games. They meet the Cincinnati Riding Club on Friday and the Cleveland Cavalry on Saturday night. Team member Leonard K Firestone and brother Raymond Firestone of Akron represent Princeton.
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Princeton
Princeton University
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland Cavalry
Leonard K. Firestone
Raymond Firestone
Akron
Italian Restaurant Ad Promotes Private Dining Nooks
An Italian restaurant advertises tasty spaghetti and ravioli and invites customers to visit their private dining nooks at 333 Edwy Lorain, contact phone 3806. The ad emphasizes the quality of food and urges patrons to be convinced the cuisine is the best.
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Edwy
Lorain
Heidelberg Beats Dayton 39 29 In Tight Whirl
Heidelberg College edged the University of Dayton 39 to 29 in Tiffin. Haley Yourist and Sputher each scored five field goals as the score was tied 20 all at halftime before Heidelberg pulled away with a late rally.
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Tiffin
Jan
Heidelberg College
University of Dayton
Haley
Yourist
Sputher
Dayton
Carideo Receives City Honors and $1000 Gift
Frank Carideo, Notre Dame All American quarterback, was honored at New York City hall by Mayor James J. Walker with the Albert Russell Erskine award for football excellence. A Mount Vernon dinner followed, where citizens presented a $1000 gift to Carideo, later handed to his parents. Knute Rockne shared in the ceremony.
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New York
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
New York City Hall
City Hall
James J. Walker
Mount Vermop
Frank
Carideo
Walker
Albert Russel Erskine
Erskine
South Bend
Knute Rockne
Berg
Mount Vernon
Elyria Wins Third Week in Ohio Short Ship Circuit
At a Cleveland meeting of Ohio Short Ship representatives Elyria received the third racing week. The dates are June 8 to 13 with Urbana hosting the circuit’s season opener the week of May 25.
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Ohio Short Ship
Cleveland
Elyria
Urbana
Notre Dame Defeats Ohio State 27-24 In Close Believer
Notre Dame defeats Ohio State 27 to 24 before 4500 fans in South Bend. Ohio State led 22 to 19 with five minutes left as Newbold scored three straight field goals for Notre Dame. Bob Lively led OSU with eight points while Hinchman and Newbold led Notre Dame with key plays. Ohio State opens Western Conference play against Wisconsin in Columbus.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Newbold
Indiana
Lew Hinchman
Ohio
Bob Lively
Dayton
Hinchman
Wisconsin
Columbus
Industrial League Opens With Two Games Tonight
The Y M C A Industrial League starts tonight with two games scheduled. The Troxel versus General Industries match is postponed. Western Auto matic faces Standard Home Utilities at 7 45 instead of 7 30. The Ohio Fuel Gas versus Ohio Public Service fires follow at 8 30.
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Troxel
General Industries
Ohio Fuel Gas
Ohio Public Service
Church Of Christ Meet Lakewood Five Tonight
The Elyria Church of Christ brings eight straight Suburban League wins to a showdown with Lakewood on Lakewood's floor. Lakewood is viewed as a top circuit contender and has suffered only one loss this season.
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Lakewood
Elyria Church of Christ
Lakewood Five
Rocky River
Elyria
Ross
Heights
Shaw
High Cage Fives Open League Opener
The high school inter-mural league opens today with Freshmen facing Sophomores in the sole game. Coaches are Carl Smith for Freshmen, Alex Clawson for Sophomores, Paul Banick for Juniors, and Lorne Elbert for Seniors.
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Alex Clawson
Paul Banick
Lorne Elbert
Mount Union Beats Kent State 37 23 in Ohio Conference
Mt Union topped Kent State 37 to 23 in an Ohio Conference basketball game. Mount Union held a clear height advantage and led 18 to 7 at halftime.
Sharkey May Be Handed Heavy Title On Platter
New York boxing observers say Jack Sharkey of Boston could become world heavyweight champion if the New York Boxing Commission suspends Alex Schmeling and strips him of the title. With Schmeling out and Stribling unavailable, Sharkey would loom as a leading contender, possibly receiving the crown without a fight. The article notes Sharkey’s history of breaks and near-misses but current favor with the commission and potential for dual champions if Schmeling and Stribling are out.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
New York Boxing Commission
Alex Schmeling
Sharkey
Schmaling
Stribling
Dickers
Schmeling
Death Valley
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Tunney
Heeney
Illinois
Chicago
Jacobs
Kiblers Wallop Roofers 31 to 9 in Amherst
Kiblers Clothes of Cleveland defeated the Na bakowsi Roofers 31 to 9 last night at Amherst C. Richardson led both sides with 11 points on 3 field goals and 5 free throws. The Candy Kid girls beat Amherst High Girls 34 to 12 in the preliminary.
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Nabakowsi Roofers
Kibler
Cleveland
Richardson
Candy Kid Girls
Amherst High Girls
Notre Dame Edges Ohio State In Rough Conference Bout
United Press reports Notre Dame defeated Ohio State 27 to 24 in a tight basketball game. Other results include Heidelberg 39 over Dayton 24, Mt Union 37 over Kent State 23, Muskingum 34 over Ashland 30, Michigan 29 over Purdue 22, Chicago 28 over Marquette 20, and California 37 over Montana 23.
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United Press
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Heidelberg
Dayton
Mt Union
Kent State
Muskingum
Ashland
Michigan
Purdue
Chicago
Marquette
California
Montana
Akron and Denison clash in Ohio college basketball tour
Akron plays Western Reserve in Cleveland while Bliss hosts Denison in Granville and Dayton meets Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware. The triple bill spotlights regional matchups with clear conference implications and venue variety across Ohio.
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Akron
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Bliss
Denison
Granville
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
YIndus Club Nominates Nomine for officers
YIndus Club held a primary election last night choosing two candidates per office. Winners announced: president George Patterson and Theodore Washke. vice-president Arthur Ludlow and Karl Brown. secretary treasurer Alfred Barr and Walter Kiehn. A pins committee of Patterson and Kiehn was named. Plans for a theatre party were set and W Q O McClellan led a Russia discussion as Y M C A general secretary.
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Yindus Club
George Patterson
Theodore Washke
Arthur Ludlow
Karl Brown
Alfred Barr
Walter Kiehn
Russia
W. Q O. McClellan
Drum and Bugle Corps to Resume Training
The Elyria Post No. 12 Drum and Bugle Corps will resume 1931 training on Friday night. Carl L. Wolf, secretary, announced today. Plans include inviting the group to Berea next Sunday and to the 5th District Conference on January 18. He also noted the annual 40-8 Whoopee party next Saturday and the January 40-8 initiation, with 10 to 12 candidates expected.
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Elyria
Carl L. Wolf
Berea
Wolf
Tuesday's Results: Detroit and Windsor Win
Detroit beat Cleveland 3 to 1 and Windsor defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1. Tonight Pittsburgh visits London for a game to cap the slate.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Windsor
Pittsburgh
London
Weekend Basketball Schedule Matches by City and Team
Thursday no games scheduled. Friday Cleveland visits Windsor. Saturday Syracuse visits Cleveland Detroit visits Buffalo London visits Pittsburgh. Sunday Detroit visits Syracuse.
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Buffalo
Windsor
Cleveland
Detroit
London
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Michigan Wins Big Ten Cage Opener 29 23
Michigan defeats Purdue 29 to 23 in the Big Ten basketball opener as Ray Altenhof leads with four field goals and three free throws while Johnny Wooden scores three in the first half for Purdue. Northwestern tied for the football title and Michigan moves as a co-favorite for the conference crown. The Big Ten season continues Saturday with all teams in action and two non-conference results split as Chicagobeat Marquette and Notre Dame edged Ohio State.
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Purdue
Wolverines
Northwestern
Ray Altenhof
Johnny Wooden
Wooden
Altenhof
Wisconsin
Illinois
Big Ten
Chicago
Marquette
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Ohio
Detroit Icers Top Cleveland 3-1 in Rally
Detroit Olympics surge in the third period to defeat the Cleveland Indian Icers 3-1. Williams opened the final scoring on a Brophy feed, then Herbert sealed it on a Murray pass. Dunning tallied for Cleveland.
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Detroit Olympics
Cleveland Indian Icers
Williams
Brophy
Herbert
Murray
Stu Dunning
Cleveland
Baxter
U. D
MacFarlane Hoffinger
R. D
Young C Williams
Gait
Watealé Gray Steele
Dunning B. Brophy
L. W
Clark Cleveland—Spares
M. Brophy
Doraty
K. Williams
Briden
Kuntz
Frew
McBride
Gilhooley
McPherson
Herberts
Tabor
Daly
Steele
Clark
Dunning
Young
Spring
Hoffinger
Jerry la Flamme
Heights Lorain And Shaw Hit Hard By Graduation Wave
Survey by Russell Davies shows Lake Erie League teams facing heavy graduation losses. Heights loses Ippolitto Banko and Lena. Lorain loses Kostrub Beers. Shaw loses Solt but has replacements. Elyria appears strongest threat. Lakewood remains balanced but wary. Schedule includes Friday at Shaw and Saturday at Lakewood.
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Lorain
Shaw
Ippolitto
Banko
Lena
Len
Kostrub
Beers
McCaskey
Port City
Beery
Kostrak
Solt
Portsmouth boxer Freddy Hill defeats Red Hardy in six rounds
Freddy Hill of Portsmouth won a judges decision over Red Hardy of Cincinnati in six rounds on the Columbus card. The two had fought to a draw previously two weeks earlier.
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Hardy Columbus
Freddy Hill
Portsmouth
Red Hardy
Cincinnati
Smithmen Schedule Set After Erie Run
The Smithmen will face Lake Erie opponents on successive nights this season. Next week they travel to Lorain High on Friday and then host Heights the following night at home.
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A. N. Smith
Crimson Flash
Shaw
Red and Black
Lakewood Five
Smithmen
Lake Erie
Lorain High
Lorain
Muskingum Edges Ashland 34 to 30 in NOC game
Muskingum College won its first Ohio Conference basketball game of the season last night, beating Ashland 34 to 30. Ashland led 17 to 11 at halftime before the Muskies tightened in the final period. Wike of Ashland led scoring with 10 points.
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Muskingum College
Ashland
Muskies
Wike
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