Ohio Fuel Gas and Standard Home Utilities Open Openers
The Y M C A Industrial League opened its schedule with two games. Ohio Fuel and Gas beat Ohio Public Service 20 to 20 with Friiz 12 and Menz 9 leading the winners while Squires had 10 for the Public Service five. Standard Home Utilities defeated Western Automatic 28 to 21. Kirby scored 12 on six field goals for the winners and Guthman led the Automatics with three field goals and three free throws for nine points.
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Y. M. C. A. Industrial League
Ohio Fuel and Gas
Ohio Public Service
Friiz
Menz
Squires
Kirby
Guthman
I Industrial League
Ohio Fuel Gas
Fritz
Rtf
Siebert
Mathews
Hengartner
Rfaa
Q Stevenson
If Schrock
Eeene Thompson
Q Giles
Ui McIntyre
T ' Kirby
Barnes
Ti OU Hess
T ' Norris
Schroeder
Cowie
Rf. Buchholz
Elbert
Raesler
Vismiski
Eeerveee
Open Golf Tournament Qualifiers Lead Los Angeles Field
Danny Sangster Willie Goggin and Ben Contrin led 96 players who qualified for the Los Angeles $10,000 Open, each posting 146 over 36 holes. Forty pros were exempt. Final 18 holes played in rain with Hagen Kirkwood and Dutra among featured early threesome.
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Los Angeles
Danny Sangster
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Ben Contrin
Oakland
Northern California
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Olin Dutra
Southern California
Leo Diegel
George von Elm
Craig Wood
Tony Manero
Fay Coleman
al Watrous
Horton Smith
Joe Turnesa
Ed Dudley
Gene Sarazen
al Espinosa
Mortie Dutra
MacDonald Smith
John Golden
Fred Morrison
Tommy Armour
Willie Hunter
Roland MacKenzie
Harry Cooper
Charlie Lacey
Charlie Guest
Lumpkin Signs $6000 Contract With Portsmouth Spartans
Roy Lumpkin former Georgia Tech backfield star signs with the Portsmouth Spartans for the 1931 season worth 6000 dollars. He returns to the team for a third time after a standout career at tech.
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Portsmouth
Roy Lumpkin
Georgia Tech
Portsmouth Spartans
Lumpkin
Rooters Wallop Erie News Five In Overtime Clash
Amherst Nabakowski Rooters defeated Erie News five 41 to 29 in Sandusky. After a 27 all tie at full time, Amherst surged in overtime with Hearn and Jaeger scoring six field goals between them while Sandusky managed one field goal. Jaeger led Amherst with 14 points followed by Hearn with 7.
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Sandusky
Amherst Nabakowski Rooters
Erie News
Roofers
Hearn and Jaeger
Jaeger
Hearn
Amherst
Lakewood Cancels C. Of C. Game
Lakewood cancels its C of C game after postponement forces the last minute change. Tuc Churen of Christ Lakewood fame was listed for the matchup, with the venue to be arranged if Lakewood played. The teams were set to clash on the field floor Saturday evening.
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Tuc Churen
Christ Lakewood Fame
Lakewood
Dbmi Symnasium
Bliss Beats Denison 39 29 For Second Win This Season
Bliss College of Columbus defeated Denison University 39 to 29 in Ranville. Bliss led 29 to 29 at halftime and pulled away in the second half as Denison threatened to close the gap at 27. The result marks Bliss’s second win over Denison this season.
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Bliss
Denison
Ranville
Jan
College
Columbus
Denison University
Denison Tengl
Wesleyan Beats Dayton 35 16 In Basketball Clash
Ohio Wesleyan ran to a 35 16 win over Dayton University with Myerly scoring five field goals. Wesleyan led 18 8 at the half as the rough bath towel comment appears as unrelated copy in the report.
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Delaware
Myerly
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton University
Wesleyan
Rough Rough Girls Beat House of David in Chicago clash
In Chicago the Taylor Trunk Girls defeated the House of David five 18 to 9 in a rough game watched by Broadway Armory crowd. Bearded male players clashed with the bobbed haired women, who outplayed and outtussled the men leading to a bristling, non gentle contest and a Sunday rematch.
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Chicago
Jan
Clay
Mud
Willams
House of David
Taylor Trunk
Broadway Armory
Wilhems
John
Violet Krubaeck
Violet
Tucker
Basketball Scores From United Press Roundup
Western Reserve 24 Akron 2a Russ 39 Denison 29 Ohio Wesleyan 3% Dayton 1 Stracause 33 Fordham 22 Columbia 3 Colgate 27 Wright 34 Princeton 25 Warnesburg 31 Penn State 24 Penn 35 Rutgers 23 Naty 2 George Washington Army Delaware 28
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United Press
Wstern
Akron
Russ
Denison
Onio Wesleyan
Dayton
Stracause
Fordham
Columbia
Colgate
Kright
Princeton
Warnesburg
Penn State
Penn
Rutgers
Naty
George Washington
Evening basketball schedule from Ohio games
Tonight Wooster plays Ashland and Kenyon meets Bliss in Columbus. John Carroll hosts Wittenberg in Springfield while Kent clashes with Muskegon at New Concord. Broaddus faces Ohio University in Athens and DePauw meets Ball Teachers in Greencastle. Harmon Hall of Lebanon plays at Wilmington.
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Wooster
Ashland
Kenyon
Bliss
Columbus
John Carroll
Wittenberg
Springfield
Kent
Musk Agum
New Concord
Broaddus
Ohio University
Athens
DePauw
Ball Teachers
Greencastle
Ind
Harmon Hall of Lebanon
Wilmington
Screen Star And Former Pugilist Robbery Victimizes Chaplin’s Ex Wife
Lita Gray Chaplin and Georges Carpenter were held up by four armed men after a Franklin Theatre appearance. They were forced into a car with the chauffeur, driven about a mile, and robbed of money and jewelry worth $16,900. The car was stolen and the crime reported to Morrisania Police.
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New York, Jr
Lita Gray Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
Georges Carpenter
Chaplain
Morrisania
Brons
Odd Job movement grows in Cincinnati Ohio
The Create an Odd Job movement started in Cincinnati as the Civic club urges citizens to offer part-time house or office work to unemployed people. Circulars praising the effort were attached to menus in prominent restaurants clubs and hotels.
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Cincinnati
The
Civic Club
Bull Fight Sways as New Sports Rise in Mexico
Mexico City reports a waning bullfighting glamour as boxing soccer and basketball gain fans. Rodolfo Gaona, famed torero now a promoter in Mexico City, laments fewer toreros and rising popularity of other sports. He recalls his 1925 retirement drew record crowds and huge excitement.
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Bry
Theodore A. Epiger
Central Press
Mexico City
Republic
Gaona
Rodolfo Gaona
Mexico
Fronton
Ace
Plaza de Toros
el Toreo
Fernando Sotelo Regi
State of
Campeche
Babe Ruth
United States
Actios
Sophomores Trim Freshmen Five Wins 34 13
Sophomores defeat Freshmen 34 to 13 at the high school gym in a slow start. Sophomores pull away after a 3-6 second quarter edge, then hold 2-0 third period, finishing strong in the last period. Murkowski stars for Freshmen. Hutchings Feron Gerber and Carr lead Sophomores.
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Duke Gull
Sophs
Sohos
Preshmen
F.T Wrkerenkh
Lewis
Dodsley
Gerber
Strickler
Ross
Gutowsk
Carr
Gezunterman
Hutchings
Capt
Lyons
Ul Feron
Birch
Eeeesmrered
Bishops Lead Buckeye Race Conference Tied
Ohio Wesleyan leads the Buckeye Conference with Depauw pressing for the top spot after one game each. Wesleyan beat Depauw 35 to 31, while Wittenberg sits strong but idle after rejoining the circuit. Denison visits Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan hosts Miami at Oxford as Western Reserve Heidelberg Mount Union lead the Ohio Conference with one win each and several others yet to open.
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Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Depauw University
Indiana
Depauw
Wesleyan
Ray Detrick
Wesleyanites
Hoosiers
Denison
Cincinnati
Miami
Oxford
Western Reserve
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Mount Union
Ohio
Depauwh
Cincinnati Sewer
Ohio University
Wabash Wee
Kent State
Akron
Enrane Capital
Hiram
Dayton
Ashland
IHL Nightly Scores and Weekend Schedule
Last night results show Pittsburgh and London tied 0 0 with no scoring. The week’s schedule lists Cleveland at Windsor tonight, then Syracuse at Cleveland and Detroit at Buffalo with London at Pittsburgh on Saturday, and Detroit at Syracuse on Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
London
Syracuse
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Ol. T. Gls. OG
Windsor
Bloy
Ac London
Dat
Heavyweight Fight Shuffle Seizes Boxing World
Promoters chase Schmeling Stribling bout with cities including Philadelphia Detroit and Jersey City in a battle to land the heavyweight clash. Joe Jacobs says deals could shift by Stribling arrival and Madison Square Garden may promote the bout.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Professor Einstein
California
Schmeling
Chicago
Joe Jacobs
Willie
Miami
Chrysler Tower
Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Stadium
Puik Fund
Stribling
Philadelphia
Detroit
Jersey City
New York Boxing Commission
the Garden
New York State
Schmeling Ready to Defend Title in Neutral Venue
Garmisch Bavaria January Schmeling told United Press he would defend his heavyweight title against Jack Sharkey in any neutral place. He said he would accept the manager Joe Jacobs decision and would travel to the United States soon, but insisted on a neutral referee and venue.
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Garmisch
Bavaria
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Schmeling
United Press
New York
Joe Jacobs
United States
Intra Mural Schedule at Elyria High
Elyria High announces the intra mural basketball schedule through March featuring Freshmen Juniors Sophomores and Seniors. Key matchups include Freshmen vs Seniors Juniors vs Seniors Sophomores vs Juniors and multiple Freshmen vs Sophomores games across January February and March.
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Elyria High
Carnera Set to Return Across Atlantic to Fight in US
Primo Carnera, Italian heavyweight, sailed yesterday from Havre France for his second invasion of the United States as he plans another bout schedule. The heavyweight promoter hopes to draw big crowds with Carnera’s comeback following his earlier American appearances.
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Havre
France
Primo Carnera
United States
Western Reserve Beats Akron 24 20 in Ohio Conference Clash
Western Reserve Sted Cats defeated Akron University 24 to 20 in Cleveland. Reserve led 19 to 6 by halftime as Akron played without star center Bernard who was sidelined by an injury.
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Western Reserve
Akron
Cleveland
Western Reserve Sted Cats
Akron University
Reserve
Bernard
Canter
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Western Automatic
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Portsmouth Star
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Rooters Wallop Erie News Five
Garmley
Vrewe Butzberger
M. Hutton
Gleason
Sandusk
Weiss
Beebe
Seem
Zelner
C . Seenee Hotchkiss
Shepperd
Terovas
Hasenplug
Taylor
International Hockey League
Heather
Century
Woolworths
Carnera
Gratt
Philadelphia Battery
Ignition Company
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