Belden Upsets Eaton 423 to 19 in Lorain County High Clash
Lorain County High School hoops saw Belden beat Eaton 23 to 19 on Belden court in a major upset. Rising led Belden with 10 points, adding 8 from Mole as Henrietta and Blakes Aven squads posted seven game win streaks.
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Eaton
Lorain County High
Legion
Lorain County
Belden Five
Haton
Belden Court
Rising
Clearview
Benas
Mole
Henrietta
Walloping
Camden
Salsebury
Blakes Aven
Brownham
Avon Lake
LaGrange
Brookside
Columbia
Brighton
South Amherst
Penfield
Brookside Girls
Brookside Court
County League Cage Standings Preview of Elimination Bout Card
The county American Legion amateur boxing tournament final eliminations are set for next Wednesday at the Palladium Rink. Notables include Tony Skorke Elyria Nathaniel Davis and Johnny Kochan Lorain with Kolopus in charge. Skorke and Davis bring strong experience while Kochan shows promise in the middleweight division. Additional bouts are planned as added attractions.
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Oramn County
Palladium
American Legion
Simon Pure
Johnny Kolopus
Fifth District Legion Committee
Legion
Tony Skorke
Elyria
Nathaniel Davis
Johnny Kochan
Lorain
Skorke
Davis
Kochan
Lorain City
Gest
Kolopus
Davis Joins Finegan A C Boxing Stable
Lorain welterweight Davis with a strong amateur showing in the American Legion tournament has joined Finegan A C boxing stable. He defeated Moe Hammon in prelims and is slated for the County Golden tournament in the near future.
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Finegan A. G
Nat Davis
Lorain
Moe Hammon
American Legion
Finegan A. C
Davia
Lorain Atlan A. C. Finegan Plang
Jaques Slated To Head U S Golf Assn
New York reports Herbert Jagues of Coston to be elected president of the United States Golf Association at the annual meeting. The selection follows the death of Robert M. Cutting, who had been named to succeed Ramsay, prompting changes in the nomination committee.
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Miami
Fla
Johnny Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Revvolta
New York
Herbert Jagues
Coston
United States
Gut Association
Hillmare
H. Ramsay
Robert M. Cutting
Princeton and Dartmouth Renew Grid Rivalry Next Fall
Princeton and Dartmouth announce a renewal of their football series with a game at Palmer Stadium on November 21, followed by another match on November 24, 1934, both at Princeton. The 1933 meeting was enabled by cooperation to cancel games with other opponents.
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Princeton
N. J
UPI
Dartmouth
Boards of
Athletic Control
Palmer Stadium
New Hampshire
Lehigh
Ohio State Notre Dame to meet on gridiron in two game series
Ohio State and Notre Dame agreed to a two game football series with the first game in Ohio Stadium in 1935 and the return at South Bend in 1936. Athletic directors L W St John and Jesse Harper arranged the deal in New York after years of talks and scheduling conflicts.
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Notre Dame
Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio Stadium
South Bend
Ind
Oho State
L. W. St. John
Jesse Harper
New York
Sctouls
Knute Rockne
Schaaf Drops Poreda in Sixth Round at Garden
Henry McLeomore reports Joe Schaaf delivered a workmanlike knockout of Stanley Poreda in six heats at Madison Square Garden. Schaaf toppled Poreda with a relentless sixth round barrage stopping referee Arthur Donovan. The win positions Schaaf close to a title shot with Sharkey and Baer as likely contenders.
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Slaughter
Schaaf
Sharkey
Henry McLewore
United Press
York
Sehmeling
Baer
Brother Schaaf
Stanley Poreda
the Garden
New York
Poreda
Boston
Ture Torm
Arthur Donovan
Garden
Primo
Bridges Poised for Big 1933 With Detroit Tigers
Detroit manager Bucky Harris plans to rely on pitcher Thomas Jefferson Bridges as a key hurler in 1933. Bridges showed improved control and a 3.36 ERA in 1932, including four shutouts, and flirted with a perfect game before a late single broke it up. He will be closely watched this season.
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Kenneth D. Fry
United Press
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Thomas Jefferson Bridges
Harris
Bridges
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Hall of Fame
Washington Senators
Washington
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Walter Johnson
Dave Harris
Dave
Mr. Bridges
Johnson
Cleveland Hockey Club May Disband
Cleveland may withdraw from the International Hockey League due to lack of funds. Business Manager Harry Holmes of the Cleveland Ice Club says the outlook isn’t bright as the team, once champion in 1929 30, has lost most games and gate receipts are below normal.
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Cleveland, C
Cleveland
Harry Holmes
Cleveland Ice Club
Block Stars For Findlay Quintet
Harold Block former Elytia Higheager scored eight points last evening for Findlay College as his team was beaten by Denison 38 to 26. Block paced the Findlay scoring with eight points.
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Harold Block
Elytia Higheager
Findlay College
Denisaon
Block
Findlay
Marshall Ohio U basketball game postponed indefinitely
The Marshall College and Ohio University basketball game scheduled for tonight in Huntington W V was postponed indefinitely due to the death of Mrs Mortis Purdy Shawkey wife of the Marshall College president The contest will be rescheduled later in the season.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Ohio University
Mortis Purdy iShawkey
New London Cagers Sweep Wellington in Pair of Wins
New London High defeated Wellington 31 to 23 on the local high school floor. The New London Reserves beat Wellington Reserves 10 to 4. The New London High Girls won 47 to 17 over the Ruggles Girls and the New London Merchants beat Plymouth Standard 36 to 18. Virginia O'Hara scored 28 for the girls. The boys and girls teams are scheduled to meet Greenwich Tuesday.
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New London High
Wellington
Ruggles
New London Merchants
Virginia _O’Hara
New London High Boys
Greenwich
Huskies Skip Regular Football Captaincy for 1988
University of Washington will not elect a season long football captain for 1988. Coach Jim Phelan will name a captain before each game and an honorary captain will be chosen after the season. The change reflects a shift toward harmony and flexibility under the coach.
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Harmony Seattle
Harmony
University of Washington
Jimmie Phelan
Shaw Quint Triumphs Over Lorain in 27 to 18 Victory
Shaw High defeated Lorain 27 to 18 on Lorain court as the Heights game earlier marred by poor officiating was noted. Elyria Heights suffered a 29 to 28 loss to Heights in nearby action.
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Lakewood
Elyria
Lorain
Shaw
Gu Heights
Elyna
Shaw Quint
Chuck Hupp
Jach
Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Lake Erie
Heights
Streeters
Sixth Streeters
Berea
Blyris
Elyria Lights Lose 25-22 to Heights Bantams
Elyria High juniors led 20-15 at the third period but faded in the final session as Cleveland Heights edged them 25-22 in a Lake Erie League clash. Hess led Heights with 10 points while Hayman added nine. Urig led Elyria with seven. refereeing criticized after a perplexing finish.
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Perse
Cleveland Heights
Elyhaigh
Lake Erie
Ramks
Hilltop Bantams
Elyrians
Tiger Magets
Crimson Five
Hess
Heights
Hayman
Urig
Crimson Crew
Flashes
Bantame
The
Heights Bantams
Elyria Bantams
Sandusky St. Mary’s
Elyria
Fight Results Across Cities From United Press Report
Boxing results listed from New York and Hollywood shows with multiple weight classes. Notable rings include Eric Schaff stopping Stanley Poreda in Jersey City and Abe Feldman knocking out Mike Balabon in New York. Additional bouts feature Archie Bell decision in Mexico City and Pietro Gelrgi heavyweight decision over Jack Commelg plus bantam and featherweight results.
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New York
Eric = Schaff
Heston
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Charley Mansera
Brooklyn
Joe Harlow
Reaton
al White
Tommy Walsh
Abe Feldman
Mike Balabon
Marrixburg
SAN Trancisco
Baby Ariemendi
Mexico City
Archie Bell
London
Reanltz
Dack Kavanaugh
al Marina
Lew Savin
Pietro Gelrgi
Jack Commelg
Mickey Hvana
Stan Kran
Benny Marques
Joe Montes
Drew
Hollywood
Trom Patrick
Los Angeles
Buster Caimes
Chicago
Bobsby O'Hara
Tony O'Dell
del Smith
Tom Conn
Mite Martines
Eddie Prevoe
Tony Chaves
Sid Torres
Frank Moran
Vic Vidales
UTA
Prizes Belt For Beat Bag Puncher
FALL RIVER MASS January 7 James Boscoe known professionally as Professor Jimmy Miller holds a championship belt he won in 1892 as the world’s best bag puncher. Boscoe defeated Kid Blackburne and later headlined in Boston New York and Chicago theaters. He also starred as a soccer player with strong local ties.
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Mass
James Boscoe
Jimmy Miller
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