Five Games Open YMCA Industrial League Tonight
The YMCA Industrial Basketball League kicks off with five games on opening night. Eleven teams are entered including Timms Spring Colson American Lace Praudler Western Automatic Steel and Tubes Perry Fay Fox Furnace General Industries and Timms Spring. Rosters list players from each squad as the league restructures after years of dormancy.
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Elyria
Carl Wagner
Troxel Company
Colson Company
American Lace Company
Praudler Company
Western Automatic, Steel and Tubes Superior
Perry Fay
Fox Furnace
General Industries
Steel and Tubes
Timms Spring
Troxel
Colson
Perry Wayo
Pyaudiler
Western Automatic
American Luce
TROX
Ignatz
J. Lockhard
J. Tisza
N. Ignatz
Ted Washke
Jim Shadley
Pat Elbert
Raymond Thompson
Harold Parsons
Percy Warren
Alfred Myers
Joe Padley
Gus Klein
Wilbur Kalter
Alden Hopkins
Harvey Bopkins
Cliff Warren
Pfaudler
P. A. Rasmus
J. Kirk
D. Mason
W. Gariss
R. Faulhaber
M. Dumsky
L. Folk
H. Crooks
D. Trescott
J. Reimers
Pete Banick
Tom Dean
al Atwood
Frank Bedocs
Chuck McNeal
Leroy Biddix
Tom McCloskey
Sam Banotti
J. Bedocs
Mike Cicerella
Joe Smith
Richard Urig
Melvin
Ken Burler
H. Schultz
Tom Naughton
Ed Hill
Bert Vaszily
General Indusry Dempsey
H. Holmes
R. Christie
TL. Elbert
G. Elbert
F. Rule
P. Beal
Max Gerber
W. Schmittgen
Reginald Fawkes
Max Novak
Harry Fawkes
Dick Cromiling
George Emody
Timms
Colson Wes Timms
American Gate
Sterland Tubes Superioc
Derry- Pay
Derra-Pav
Carlson
Perry-Fay
Pfancher
Or Furnace
Steel
Phandler
Perri-Fay
Calson
Pfandler
Timms Snrine
Tox Furnace
Steel and Tres
Fox Turnace
Superior
American Tunace
Praudler
Hairston Eyes Another State Title With Waterloos Won
AGELLAN Hairston, who coached Waterloo Wonders to back to back Class B state titles, is building another title run with a lineup of four freshmen and one senior. Dan Morris returns to perform at the Rialto Theatre tonight headlining a two hour bout in a two out of three falls main event, with Danny McDonald vs Red Prince Ulysses Nikalikis in the semi final. Stedman Tinker works as a literguard at a Miami hotel pool. Warren Ostergard of Canton will captain Brown University football next season, the seventh Ohioan to lead Brown in 25 years, with other Ohio captains noted. L C Boles of Wooster suggests awarding a point for kicks into end zones. Donald I Beach named Red Birds president, replacing Trautman. Coach Floyd Stall plans first OSU practice, while Stoefen vows to chase boxing glory despite critics. Today’s question asks who won the national men’s tennis singles title in 1935.
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Agellan Hairston
Waterloo Wonders
Hairston
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Black Dragon
Martonio Angelo
Danny McDonald
Red Prince
Ulysses Nikalikis
Stedman Tinker
Ohio
Miami, Fla
Warren Ostergard
Canton
Brown University
Brown
Russ McKay
Youngstown
Earl Sprackling
Cleveland
Boles
Donald Is. Beach
Columbus Club
Amercan Associaton
Red Birds
Beach
George M
Red
Lester Stofen
Joe Louis
Stoefen
Sixto Escobar
Ohio Legion Bowling Tourney To Be Resumed
Ohio State Bowling Tournament to be renewed after a three year lapse. It will start February 22 in Toledo and run for three weeks. Ray Kenning named by Milton Campbell to direct the event. Berning helped organize it a decade ago.
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Toledo
Aips
American Legion
Ohio State
Ray Kenning
Milton Campbell
State Department
Legion
Berning
Ohio Wesleyan Buckeye Title Drive Seeks Third Straight Crown
Ohio Wesleyan basketball lettermen launch a bid for a third consecutive Buckeye Conference title. Team expected to face tougher race after graduations. Clovis Stark lauded as a top pivot with the new three second rule boosting him. The roster includes Ernie Talos Don Mowhart Eddie Parsons Howard Gage Tom Denney Les Parker Ray Detrick entering his tenth season as coach.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Bishop
Clovis Stark
Columbus
Ernie Talos
Cleveland
Don Mowhart
Toledo
Eddie Parsons
Howard Gage
Tiffin
Tom Denney
Delaware
Les Parker
Sandusky
Ray Detrick
The
Bishops
Bremke Motors Beat Transfers In Bowling Standings
Bremke Motors won two of three games against Held Transfers in a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League clash last evening. St Meinke led the losers with a 226 three-game series, while Ed Tulk posted a 195 for the top single-game score.
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Bremke Motors
St. John’s Lutheran
St. Meinke
Ed Tulk
Plan Owens Peacock Race Set At Cleveland Meet
A planned match between Jesse Owens of Ohio State and Feulace Peacock of Temple University was announced by Northern Ohio A A U officials as a feature of the annual indoor scholastic track meet in Cleveland on March 21. The rivals, among the nation’s fastest dash men, split past victories with Owens losing to Peacock at the Lincoln national meet and Peacock winning again at a Buffalo invitational shortly after.
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Cleveland
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Feulace Peacock
Temple University
Ohio A. A. U
Owens
Peacock
Lincoln
Neb
Temple
Buffalo
N. Y
Apple Prized 57 Years By Albion Bride
Mrs Mollie Clause Short preserves a Northern Spy apple studded with cloves that she prepared as a bride in 1878. The fruit, kept for sentimental reasons, marks 57 years since its creation in Albion Washington.
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Albion
Wash
Mollie Clause Short
Law Too Tangled Cleveland Traffic Plates Dilemma
The Cleveland probation department faces a problem disposing of 60 license plates taken from traffic violators. The plates are worthless but there is no money for postage to notify owners, and it is unlawful to discard them.
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Cleveland
Probation Department
Planes Carry Potators Cordova Alaska Aviation
Planes carry potators Cordova Alaska with aviation linked to growing activity. The fragment notes aviation's role in expanding operations and transport in the region, signaling increasing air traffic and potential economic impact in coastal Alaska.
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Cordova
Alaska
Aviation
Omaha Heads to England to defend turf supremacy
Famed Omaha leaves New York on the Cunard Aquitania bound for England to campaign next summer against top distance runners. Owner William Woodward and trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons express high hopes as Omaha strives for the Ascot Gold Cup, aiming to repeat his grand slam of the four richest 3-year-old stakes.
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New York
Omaha
England
Aqueduct Race Track
William Woodward
Sunny Jim" Fitzsimmons
Woodward
Colin
Ballot
Mate
Mike Hall
Gallant Fox
Sir Barton
Father
Wesleyan Opens In Defense Of Buckeye Title
Wesleyan, two time Buckeye Conference champions, opens title defense at Delaware tonight meeting Ohio University in a five game Ohio schedule. The Bishops bring seven veterans but have had mixed early results, while Toledo and Muskingum posted notable wins in Ohio action. Other games include Rio Grande at Wilmington, John Carroll vs Western Reserve, Oberlin vs Kenyon, and Assumption of Canada at St Johns.
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Olumbus
Olio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Delaware
Ohio University
Wesleyan
Ray Detrich
Akron Goodyear
Baldwin Wallace
Western State Teachers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Western Reserve
Ohio U
Bobcats
Bliss
Marietta
Ohio College of Chiropody
Coshocton Buckeyes
Mount Union
Ohio UA
Miami
Rio Grande
Wilmington
John Carroll
Cleveland
Oberlin
Kenyon
Gambier
Assumption
Canada
University of Dayton
Tool Room sweeps Machine Room in GI Bowling match
The Tool Room captured three straight games over the Machine Room in a General Industries Bowling League match on Temple alleys. Carl Scott led with a 58 for high three games and a 210 high single. Tool Room wins.
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Tool Room
Machine Room
General Industries
Temple
Carl Scott
The
Cage Results Across Colleges From United Press
Toledo 45 over Alkran 28 and Miskinguim 498 to Kent State 16. Mount niow 4 and Case vs Witteonbury 28 to foartan 24. Wordham St 30 defeated Wpsala. Richmond 71 beat Randolph Macon 41. St. Towis U 8 Centenary 22. Florida 27 over Stetson 24. Kansas 28 over Iransas State 17.
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United Press
Toledo
Alkran
Miskinguim
Kent State
Mount Niow
Case
Witteonbury
Foartan
Wordham St
Wpsala
Richmond
Randolph Macon
St. Towis U
Centenary
Florida
Stetson
Kansas
Iransas State
Blondin the Barber Keeps Craft Alive at 85
Independence, IN barber Napoleon Blondin preserves a sacred craft begun in Paris by his Wig-maker father. Blondin started barbering at 15 and, now 85, remains a skilled practitioner in the trade.
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Independence, In
Napoleon Biondin
Paris
France
Blondin
Bond on Missing Man With Wooden Leg Seized in Vault
U S Deputy Marshal Henry Meyers holds a $600 wooden leg as the best bond against Harold Harpin who is accused of abducting a Missouri sheriff. The leg is locked in Meyers vault as part of the case.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S
Henry Meyers
Harold Harpin
Harpin
Missouri
Meyers
Seed Potatoes Moved North by Air After Mackenzie River Delays
Seed potatoes normally moved by river transport along the Mackenzie faced delays as marine travel stayed unsuitable for carrying sprouts. To meet spring needs, the seed stock is rushed north by airplane, illustrating a rapid shift in logistics to reach planting regions on time.
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Mackenzie River
Dragon And Angelo Head Rialto Mat Tonight
The Rialto Theatre showcases Dragon and Angelo in the main event with two best of three falls. Danny McDonald faces Red Prince Ulysses in a bout built around hammerlock versus crab hold, with several local talents in a ten minute interlude.
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Dragon and
Angelo
Rialto Theatre
The
Black Dragon
Ive
Martonio Angelo
Danny McDonald
Prince Nihalikie
Indians poised for pennant despite past slumps
Cleveland writers project the Indians to win the 1936 American League flag, despite finishing third last year. New additions include Johnny Allen and Walter Tauscher, Joe Becker, and Jimmy Gleeson. Critics note weak batting behind the plate and infield, but fans expect a revival and pennant chase.
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Cleveland
Indians
Redskins
Johnny Allen
Walter Tauscher
Joe Becker
Jimmy Gleeson
Allen
New York Yankees
Monte Pearson
Steve Sandra
Pearson
Becker
San Francisco
Tauscher
Minneapolis
Millers
O Mahoney and Dusek Fined After Drawn Match
Heavyweight champion Danno O Mahoney and Ernie Dusek of Omaha were fined 150 each and suspended by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission after a post match brawl in Pittsburgh. The 45 minute bout saw both wrestlers out of the ring most of the time and ignore the referee when they climbed back in for a rematch.
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Pittsburgh
Danno O'Mahoney
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Stoneham to Lead Giants as Acting President
Horace C. Stoneham, 32, likely named acting president of the New York Giants after his father Charles A. Stoneham died in Hot Springs Arkansas. Directors will meet to appoint him temporarily with a view to a permanent presidency in April. Manager Bill Terry may become vice president with day to day authority with players.
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New York
Horace C. Stoneham
New York Giant
Charles A. Stoneham
Hot Springs
aArk
Young Stoneham
Stoneham
Bill Terry
Henrietta Ridgeville Contest Postponed to Tuesday
The Henrietta Ridgeville game postponed due to painting work at Ridgeville High. Ridgeville coach Dyer Sweet said the contest will be played on Ridgeville floor Tuesday January 21.
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Ridgeville
Akron West Quintet To Meet Elyria In Key City Series Clash
Akron West High rides a four and one record into a Saturday matchup at Elyria against the Red Raiders. The veteran Cowboys rely on defense and a deliberate half-court attack while Elyria uses speed and a fast break to counter. Elyria seeks a third win over West this era, aiming to repeat past upsets and keep its state title hopes alive in a pivotal late January contest.
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Frank Walend
Akron West High
Columbus
Akron West
Cowboys
Elyria
Red Raiders
Lima Central
Toledo Scott
Lina
Scott
Cincinnati
Norwood High
Akron Llower Trade School
West
Dover
Hamilton
Norwood
Akron
Akron St. Vincent
Unbeaten Teams Face Risk in MSG Showdowns
In Madison Square Garden tonight Kentucky meets New York University while Duquesne of Pittsburgh faces Long Island University. NYU holds eight wins this season against Kentucky Southeastern champions who are 3-0. NYU beat the southerners 23-22 at the Garden earlier in 1936. Long Island II rides an 18-game win run since a last loss to Duquesne. Duquesne has won all five games this season.
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New York
A.p
Madison Square Garden
Kentucky
New York University
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Long Island University
N. Y. Uy
Southerners
the Garden
Long Island II
Seeded Players Fall As Miami Biltmore Opens Round Three
Miami Florida January 8 Seeded players Marcel Rainville of Montreal and Carroll Turner of Miami were ousted as the Miami Biltmore tennis tournament moved to the third round. Rainville lost to Weston Painter 6 4 6 2 and Turner fell to Jack Reltman in three sets 6 3 1 6 6 2. Defending champion Bitsy Grant beat Searle Barnett 6 2 6 4. J Gilbert Hall won two matches, defeating Jack Delacorte 6 2 6 3 and Bernie Frank 6 0 6 3. Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland advanced with wins over Henry Fuller 6 2 6 2 and J B Chihaber 6 2 6 0.
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Miani
Fla
Miami Biltmore
Ita
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Carroll Turner
Miami
Weston Painter
Minneapolis
Rainville
Turner
Whoa
John Hendrix
Lakeland
Jack Reltman
Bryan M. ‘Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Searle Barnett
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Jack Delacorte
New York
Bernie Frank
Arthur Hendrix
Wilmer Allison
Henry Fuller
J. B. Chihaber
West Palm Beach
Guerin Pretzels Rout Avon Ex Hy 47 to 7 in Girls Game
The Guerin Pretzels of Elyria defeated the Avon Ex-Hy s 47 to 7 in a girls basketball game at Avon. Emma Baldauf led the winners with 18 points, and every player on the team scored.
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Avon, CO
Guerin Pretzels
Elyria
Avon
Ex-Hy's
Emma Baldauf
Wellington Beats Brighton 33-16 in League Hoops
Wellington High defeated Brighton High 33-16 to extend their win streak to six as Pat Hilliker led scoring with nine points for both teams. The game took place in Wellington, with Hillikersparking the hosts in a Lorain County League matchup.
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Wellington, O
Pat Hilliker
Wellington High
Brighton High
Lorain
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Fish, Game Ass'n
Sportsmen’s Group
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Lorain County
Wells Mole
Grafton
Callan
Fox
Ohio Legion
Pocahontas
Murdach Coal
Ernie
Talas
Cqlovri
Nova RO Gage
le PA Ron
Guar
Ecdre Parsons Center
Pet Rothgery Motors Ab Pehg
Coca
Tate
Brembhe Motors
Dield Transfers
Fiyeda Lamler
Vestal Shoes
Rae
Sehireiber
Betts
I. Burr Thane
Jarimnis
Plan Owens
APPLE
LAW
George Kirkley
Bright Tao
Swershaw
Releeee
Selrvittgren
Ierber
Willer
Barbers
Martonio
Angelo Danny McDonald
the Dragon
Rialto
Black Panther
LaRance
Ulysses
Bob Livernois
McDonald
Danny
Morris
Gleeson
New Orleans
MmMazuma
Ralston Hemsley
Jimmy Foxx
Buddy Myer
Frankie Pytlak
Lou Berger
Tribe
Roy Hughes
Hughes
Bill Knickerbocker
Cdruce Campbell
Jis
Charlie White
Gussie Smallwood
Art Booth
Bob Seibert
Lee Patty
Herb Brantley
Johnny Gray
Ernie Kull
ANK Path
Jack Kearns
New York State
Bath
Kearns
Red Burman
Jack Dempsey
Sinss Recreation Alleys
Eddie Ensz
Joe Savoldi
Walter Tavior
O’mahoney
Dusek
N. Y. Giants
Henrietta
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Clymermen
Berser
Raiders
Goodyear Gym
Akronites
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Lalyria
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Elyria Hardwares
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Gueuln Pretseln
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Urig
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Freeman
Henke
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Wellington
Brighton
Barber
Chianett
A Williams
Grav
Gillette
Hilliker
NW Swanter
Gall
Brishton
Rodin
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