Perry Upsets Dope By Winning Over Vines In Pro Debut
Fred Perry of England opened his professional tennis career with a victory over Ellsworth Vines at Madison Square Garden. In a record audience of 17,680, Perry won 7-5 3-6 6-3 6-4, earning $58,119.50 as the pro tour’s gate. Vines faded late after a brief surge, with Perry breaking through in key games to seal the match.
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Madison Square Garden
William T. Tilden
Henri Cochet
Football Dominates Elyria High Sports Scene
Elyria High leans on grid play to stay aligned with Lake Erie League peers and satisfy local fans who demand wins. Board member Richard F Stevens argues football is overemphasized, citing revenue supports other sports while noting disciplinary actions by Athletic Director Roy B Clymer amid team struggles.
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Board of Education
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Roy B. Clymer
John G. Maiden
Victor
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Young Maiden
Ely Stadium
Fremont
Harley Wite
Elsyria
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Charley
Gussie Smallwood
Herman Brantley
Bill Rucker
Bill
Cauliflower Aliey
Jesse Owens
Sullivan
Bobby Jones
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mike Basrak
Duquesne
University of Chattanooga
Miller Defeats Covelli In Ten Round Battle
In Cincinnati Ohio on January 7 Fred Miller former world featherweight champion won a split decision over Frankie Covelli in a ten round bout. Miller led early with a left hook building a points lead then Covelli attacked in the sixth and eighth rounds but Miller recovered and held on. The fight marked Miller’s first U S appearance since August as he pursues another title shot against Pete Sarron.
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Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Frankie
Kid) Covelli
New York
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Covelli
New Yorker
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Freddie
United States
Petey Sarron
Washington
Second Half City A Bowling Race To Open Tonight
The second half City Class A Bowling League opens tonight at the K of Calleys with four matches. At 7 pm Smitty's Waldorf Lagers meet Elyria Hardware and Haserodt Optometrists face Ridgeville Hatchery. At 9 pm Knights of Columbus play Diederick Cigars and IT S Left and Right Rubber Heel face Electro Alloys. Elyria Hardware won the first half after a roll-off with IT S. Knights of Columbus has reorganized for the second half.
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Smitty
Waldorf Lagers
Elyria Hardware
Haserodt Optometrists
Ridgeville Hatchery
Knights of Columbus
Diederick Cigars
Electro
Lumber Keglers Defeat Clothiers In League Match
The BDirria Lumber defeated the Bell Clothiers in two of three games to tie Rothgery Motors for third in the St. John's Lutheran Bowling League. A Koehn of the Lumber and Ed Tulk of the Clothiers each had 521 for high individual series.
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Bdirria Lumber
Rothgery Motors
St. John's
Oberlin Opens Basketball Season With Kenyon Clash
Oberlin College starts its basketball season at Warner gym Saturday against Kenyon in a 12 game Yeomen schedule. Coach Lysle Butler plans to start three returning lettermen Craig Borden Paul Cooper and Tom Reed, with Dutch Mrtinger Don Squire Dean Holdeman and Kooman Boycheft among potential starters. Kenyon has defeated Fenn College and Denison and lost to Case in its three games so far.
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Oberlin College
Kenyon
Warner
Yeomen
Lysle Butler
Craig Borden
Paul Cooper
Tom Reed
Dutch Mrtinger
Don Squire
Dean Holdeman
Kooman Boycheft
Fenn College
Denison
Case
Cage Schedule Lake Erie Elvria to Cleveland Heights
Local cage schedule lists matchups across Lorain and surrounding areas. Highlights include Shaw at Lorain and Little Big Fire at Oberlin with Norhern Ohio New London at Amherst plus Medina at Vermilion. Other clashes feature Lorain County Ridgeville against Henrietta and South Amherst versus Grafton, with Penfield at La Grange and Avon facing Eaton.
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Elvria
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Lorain
Willard
Oberlin
Ohio
New London
Amherst
Medina
Vermilion
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Henrietta
South Amherst
Grafton
Penfield
la Grange
Avon
Eaton
Avon Lake
Columbia
Brighton
Camden
Brookside
Brownhelm
American Assn To Feature Press and Radio Bureau
Columbus report notes creation of a press and radio bureau by the American Association. The move aims to coordinate communications with national agencies and clarifies roles for press and radio outlets in coverage. The item highlights organizational goals and potential impacts on reporting.
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Tubes Perry Continue To Pace Industrial Loop
The Steel and Tubes and Perry Fay lead the YM YWCA Industrial Basketball League with fifth straight wins. Steel and Tubes beat Timms Spring 43-14, Perry Fay led 29-11. Fox Furnace also high on the standings while Furnacemen had a bye.
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Timms
Perry Fay
Fox Furnace
Furnacemen
Perry Fayquint
Walloping
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Murkowski
H. Fawkes
Browand
Rice
Stallay
Heyslinger
Colson
Western Automatic
Louie Ignatz
Graber
Ignatz
Eberhardt
General Industries
McManama
Young
Industries
Birch
Dodsler
Troxel
Troxel Company
Pfaudler
Three Games Listed On Y Basketball Carnival
A three game basketball carnival featuring the Birmingham Firemen and Fox Furnace quintets will be staged Saturday evening at the Y M C A. Carl W. Wagner announced. The 7:30 opener pairs General Industries and Jack's Lunch. The 8:30 Girls' League season opener follows, then 9:30 features Fox Furnace versus Birmingham Firemen. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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Carl W. Wagner
General Industries
Jack's Lunch
Former Trojan Star Employed In Hollywood
Irvin Warburton, USC All-American quarterback, now works as a film cutter at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in Hollywood. He left pro football after college, pursued a movie career, and cites limited coaching prospects and better advancement in film. He notes USC’s recent lack of top players and Howard Jones facing depleted material.
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Cal
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Cotton) Warburton
University of Southern California
Warburton
Merro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Howard Jones
Jones
Jack's Lunch cagers head to La Grange for Ex-Hys clash
Jack's Lunch basketball team travels to La Grange tonight to face the Ex-Hys. Local squad members are called to assemble at Bar Lunch at 6 30 for a pregame meeting.
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la Grange
John Carroll Upsets Western Reserve 29 22 In Cleveland
John Carroll University led by Glen Garrett with 17 points upset Western Reserve 29 to 22 in Cleveland. Reserve coach Roy Clifford planned to protest the game over an allegedly unauthorised use of an experimental ball.
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Western Reserve
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Red Cats
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Frank
Doc) Kelker
Roy Clifford
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University of Toledo
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Chuck” Chuckovits
Rocket
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Akron
University of Akron
Kent State
Giants Purchase Veteran Infielder From Reds
Cincinnati Ohio Jan. 7 Tommy Thevenow veteran infielder who plugged a gap in the Reds infield last season after Billy Mayer left the lineup has been sold to the New York Giants Warren Giles announced today Thevenow played 106 games in 1926 Cincinnati had secured him last winter from the Pirates Prior to that he played for St Louis and Philadelphia Thevenow may line up at third base or serve as utility infielder with Giants
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Billy Myera
New York Giants
Warren Giles
Reds
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Myers
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Giants
Travis Jackson
Jersey City
Colley Named Director By National Bass Ball Writers
President George Trautman announced the appointment of Frank M. Colley a Columbus newspaperman as director. Colley has served the past year as secretary treasurer of the association chapter of bass ball writers of America.
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Columbus
George Trautman
Colley
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Bassball Writers of America
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