Foul calls vary in Elyria High basketball games
The column criticizes inconsistent officiating in Elyria High season games. It argues fouls should be clear and that overly technical or overly rough calls spoil spectator interest. The piece contrasts lenient officiating with chaotic, rough play and notes varied standards across opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Crimson
Akron South
Findlay
Sandusky
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Pressing Is Veteran Basketball Official
William Bil Pressing divides time between basketball officiating and managing a canning company in Norwalk Pressing worked the Elyria Lakewood game Friday with Bob Whittaker now in his 18th year and about 1595 games He is highly regarded by coaches for competence and popularity in Lorain County He is also a noted golfer having held the Western Division Golf Association individual championship several years ago.
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William
Bil) Pressing
Norwalk
Lorain County
Pressing
McLemore Says Crossroads of Golf and Boxing Gossip
Henry McLemore reports from Los Angeles on the unsettled World’s Fair golf match between Henry Cotton and Sammy Snead, noting Cotton’s high fee demand and tax free $20 000 requirement. The piece also surveys boxing prospects, sleep habits of Jimmy Demaret, Buck Newsom’s salary fight with the Browns, and Texas golfers Demaret Hogan Nelson Metz in Houston Open bravado.
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OS Angeles
Jan
Grover Whalen
Henry Cotton
England
Sammy Snead
United States
Snead
Cotton
Enry Armstrong
Baby Arizmond
Jimmy Demard
Thomas A Edison
Edison
Demaret
Labor Day
Walter Hagen
Jimmy
Buck Newsom
St. Louis Browns
Buck
Browns
Newsom
Texas
Fort Worth
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Dick Metz
Ralph Guldahl
Ray Mangrum
Hogan
Nelson
Metz
Texans
Sam
Elyria O P S Pin Teams Defeat Lorain In League Night
Elyria O P S teams A and B defeated Lorain in Inter-Division League play at the Elyria Recreation alleys. Both Elyria teams won two of three games. Archie Spade of Lorain A rolled 577 series, while Hal Pence of Elyria A had the high game with 214.
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Elyria
Ohio Public Service
Lorain
Archie Spade
Hal Pence
Cooke
George Smith
George Knipper
Bowman
Aurensan
Henke Erg
i_ aan Smith eeaee
Loran
Stephanick
Pompein
Bentley A
Boxing Commission To Elect Officers Tonight
The Elyria Boxing Commission will meet tonight to elect officers for the year. The meeting is in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company committee room at 7 o'clock. Members re-appointed by Mayor Joseph Petro are George Richwine Clinton C. Braden and Harry S. Burr. Mrs Arthur Richwine is secretary.
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Elyria Boxing Commission
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Joseph @. Petro
George Richwine
Clinton C. Braden
Harry S. Burr
Arthur Richwine
Hockey Standings Spark Question on Players
The item lists Snead John Revolta Jag McSpan den and Jimmy Hines losing by 23 strokes. It then asks for eight amateur golfers who could beat the Texas double foursome of Reynolds Smith Gus Moreland Spec Goldman Ed White George Rotan O Hara Watts Don Schumacher and Harris Todd.
Elyria Teams Fall In Saturday Night YMCA Games
Elyria teams lost Saturday night on the local Y M C A floor. Kohlmyer Hardware of Lorain beat Gardner Credit Jewelers of Elyria 33 to 23 behind Bruce Boehler. Oberlin School of Commerce edged Elyria Elks 37 to 33 led by Campbell with 14 points. Heritage led Elyria with 13.
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Elyria
Bruce Boehler
Kohlmyer Hardware
Lorain
Gardner Credit Jewelers
Oberlin School of Commerce
Elyria Elks
Campbell
Oberlin Quint
Jack Heritage
Kohimyer
Ye Urale
H. Kohleyer
Loy
Boehler Co
Levak
Kohlimyer
Cornwall
Ben McConnis
Uf Gardner Credit Jewelers
G. FT. I. Barkites
A. Barks
Boos Banick
G. Barkaes
Becca Wee
G. Klot. Campbell
Whitemeyer
Foc
Dudik
Salisbury
Smith
Lehimeyer
U S Trotting Association Plans Control War
The newly chartered U S Trotting Association in Ohio moves to govern harness racing west of Ohio in a clash with the American Trotting Association. Judge G W Rittenour elected president. Frank L Wiswall and Henry Knauf named executive officers. offices to be in Bellefontaine Ohio and Hartford Connecticut. Registration rules set for 1937 foals. $5 registration, $1 ownership transfer. drivers and officials license at $5.
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Columbus
U. S. Trotting Association
Ohio
American Trotting Association
G. W. Rittenour
Piketon
United States
Canada
Frank L Wiswall
Albany
Henry Knauf
Ladd
Bellefontaine
Don A. Detrick
Hartford, Conn
Roger Duncan
American Trotting Register Association
Association
Cleveland And New Haven Tie In Ice Hockey Clash
New Haven Eagles and Cleveland Barons played to a 2-2 tie in an International-American Hockey League game in New Haven. Phil Hergesheimer scored for Cleveland to raise his season total to 21 as both teams earned a points-sharing result.
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New Haven
Conn
New Haven Eagles
Cleveland Barons
Phil Hergesheimer
Cleveland
Beveridge
AEG
Roberts Smith
da Eudias
Foster Shields
R. de Wevee
Berlett Lepine
Cunningham Ambois
I. W
Duguid McCully
Row
O'Neil Spares
Brydson
Hemmerling
Lorrain
Trudel
Willson
Mancuso
Hoch
Raymond
Runge
Artholome
Hergsesheimer
M. Blake
Hansen
Blake
Patterson
Robertson
Billy Couton
Silver Doran
Tecwonhetingy
Bartholome
Duguid
Deammerling
Byrdson
Cunningham
Currie
Demmérling
Oberlin Defeats Kenyon In Close OWRC Notebook
Oberlin College edged Kenyon 40 to 35 in a hard fought Ohio Conference game at Warner Gym, Oberlin. Johnny Amaro led Kenyon with 12 points while Bob Kretehmar paced Oberlin with 11 points as the Yeomen finally pulled away after a late Kenyon rally.
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Oberlin College
Kenyon
Warner Gym
Oberlin
Yeomen
Episcopalians
Bob Kretehmar
Obertin
Johnny Amafo
Y Cage Scores Open Season in Local YMCA League
The YMCA Intermediate Basketball League opened Saturday on the Y court with Freedom Gas defeating the YMCA 16 to 14. Elyria Hardware beat the Y's Guys 28 to 5 and Robson Creamery routed Sons of the Legion 43 to 18. Bell of Robson Creamery led scorers with 20 points.
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Freedom Gas
Elyria Hardware
Robson Creamery
Sons of the Legion
Bell
Elyria Hardweare
Heath
Flagelton
Walend
Peterman
Barohart
Luehbow
Patterson
Verte
Nee
Hurless
Bolosh
Brubaker
Bree
Aipos
Volber
Coen
Peters
Wolodsne
GT Simpson
Leeber
Lardner
Tebe Ran
Mind
Ry Beeen
Tieedale
Rg Bane Es
Ferguson
See
Ee Robson Dairy
Tt Fr
Sukey
Rf Sens
Maalyk
IL Savers
Simmons
Hearn
If Bane
Kolopos
Rodrich
Middle Atlantic Drafts 39 Sked for 1939 season opener
The Class C Middle Atlantic Baseball League approved a 130 game schedule for 1939 by eight clubs Erie Johnstown Charleston Dayton Springfield Canton Akron and Portsmouth. Opening games marked Dayton at Charleston Springfield at Portsmouth Johnstown at Akron and Erie at Canton. Changes include Carl Storck replacing Ducky Holmes with the Ducks, Brooklyn operating Dayton as a farm, Leo Miller taking Erie, and Erie operated as a farm by the Reds with Indianapolis material. A new ball conforming to major league specs was adopted.
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Charleston
W. Va
Erie
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Dayton
Springfield
Akron
Canton
Portsmouth
Ohio
Carl Storck
Ducky Holmes
Ducks
Brooklyn
Leo Miller
Indianapolis
American Association
Cincinnati Reds
Olympics Win Roll Off For Third In Colson Bowling
Selby's Olympiex McGill 271 199 191 561 Kubuski 08 172 160 515 Welty T4704 145 292 KrAmG 172 148 160 480 Selby F61 254 164 479 Hotow MNE 107 834 790 820 2444 Ryan's Silver Rings Limpert 202 157 171 530 Hopkins 159 957 144 460 Withert 144 165 468 Harpers 192 182 167 501 Ryan 180 150 148 483 872 781 789 2442
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Selby
Ryan
Colson Corporation
Olympiex McGill
Kubuski
Welty
Seseess
Hotow
Ryan's Silver Rings
Hopkins
Withert
Ita
Harpers
Eeeees
I. T. S. Scores Win Over Moulton Candies Team
I. T. S. Left and Right swept two of three games in a postponed City Class A Bowling League match at Elyria Recreation. Hayden Evans led individuals with a 620 series as Moulton Candies fell in the city contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Candies
Elyria Recreation
Hayden Evans
Elyria Women Win Bowling Match At Recreation Center
A Elyria women’s team defeated Cooke's Recreation of Lorain yesterday at the Elyria Recreation, winning by 54 pins. Helen Taylor led all bowlers with a 523 series.
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Elyria
Cooke
Lorain
Elyria Recreation
Second Half B Pin Loop Opens Tonight
The City Class B Bowling League resumes at Elyria Recreation with eight matches scheduled. Early shift at seven features Electo Alloys against Blue Sky Inn, Elks No. 465 facing Miller Celery, Eagles versus Welsh Funeral Home, and Von's Service Station vs City.
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Elyria Recreation
Electo Alloys
Blue Sky Inn
Elks No
Miller Celery
Eagles
Welsh Funeral Home
Von's Service Station
City
Beaten Big Ten Cage Teams Get Another Chance
In the Big Ten second league slate Indiana rivals Illinois while Minnesota hosts Iowa Northwestern meets Michigan and Chicago travels to Wisconsin Ohio State and Purdue won in opening play Indiana and Iowa each post 13-point leaders Jim Hull of Ohio State ties Purdue’s Dan Fisher for top scoring with 14 points Hull leads Buckeyes over Indiana and Illinois crush Michigan 30 20 Minnesota defeats Chicago 38 28 Wisconsin nips Iowa 28 24 Ben Stephens and Bill Johnson spark jeweils 13 points for Iowa and Indiana
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United Fresh
Hicago
U.k
Ohio State
Purdue
Indiana
Linois
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwestern
Michigan
Chicago
Wisconsin
Illini
Ohio
Hoosiers
Minesota
Illinois
Buckeyes
Hull
Bucks
Jim Hull
Dan Fisher
Bill Johnson
Ben Stephens
Birmingham Firemen Drop Cage Verdict
Birmingham Firemen lost 44 to 30 to M. O'Neil Moneos of Akron on the local high school floor Saturday night. The Firemen led 12 to 7 at halftime but could not hold the advantage as Harris led Akron with 11 points, tying Firemen’s Joe Varsa for scoring honors.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Firemen
M. O'Neil Moneos
Akron
Harris
Joe Varsa
Firemen
Tarry Tavern Wins First Half in Low-Profile Cage Standings
Late shift schedule features Shell Petroleum versus Wykrent's Grille, Ger Ber's Meats versus Fox Furnace, Tatter sall Dairy against Ridgeville Hatchery, and Motor Haulaway facing Tarry Tavern. Tarry Tavern clinched the first half championship.
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Shell Petroleum
Wykrent’s Grille
Gerber’s Meats
Fox Furnace
Tattersall Dairy
Ridgeville Hatchery
Motor Haulaway
Tarry Tavern
Unbeaten Ohio College Cagers Could Be Cut This Week
Ohio's list of unbeaten college basketball teams may shrink this week with 44 games on tap. Ashland leads with six straight wins, facing Cedarville and Ohio Northern, while Akron Case Capital Denison and others contend. Glenville State visits Akron as a stern test for the Zippers, and Ohio U leads the Buckeye race after two league wins. Non league actions include Glenville State at Toledo and Xavier at Ohio U.
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Ohio College
Ashland
Tino
Akronste
Denison
Toledo
Kent State
Wooster Ee
Nts
Case Wees
Ovo
Muskingum
Wittenberg " Oon
Otterbein
Kenyon A
Mt. Union
Heidelberg
Buckeye
Ohio
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Miami
United Press
Olumbus, CO
U.P
Eagles
Cedarville
Akron
Case
Capital
Zippers
Glenville State
Glenville
W. Va
Baldwin-Wallace
Yellow Jackets
Cleveland
Wooster
Granville
Musingum
Findlay
Bobcats
Ohio U
Huntington
Xavier
Marietta
Williams Snares American Ass'n Batting Honors
Ted Williams led the American Association in 1938 batting. The 20-year-old outfielder hit .366 with 193 hits in 528 at bats, 43 home runs, 30 doubles, 9 triples, and 101 singles totaling 370 bases, plus 130 runs. Joe Gallagher led in hits with 200 but batted .343 and Toledo Mudhens won team honors with a .288 average and leading in runs, hits, doubles, triples, and left on base.
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Chicago
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Minneapolis
American Association
San Diego
Calif
Williams
Joe Gallagher
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Gallagher
Association
Malin McCulloch
St. Paul
Ben McCoy
Toledo
Storm
Louisville
Chester Wilburn
Lynn King
Columbus
Toledo Mudhens
American Pro Grid Loop Re Organised
Pittsburgh reports that the American Professional Football League plans to resume in fall after a January reorganizing meeting. Representatives from six cities met and another session will be held February 5 in New York. Marshall Goldberg of Pittsburgh is tipped to join the New York Yankees.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Jack McBride
New York Yankee
Marshall Goldberg
Yankees
Chicago Cardinals
Goldberg
McBride
Frank Dalton
Walter Ryan
New York Yankees
Dana King
Cincinnati Bengals
John Slovan
Kansas City
Earl Seick
Buffalo
Myer Saul
Atlantic City
Newark
Richard Guy
al Gormley
Jesse Quatse
Walter Secrist
Philadelphia
Leimingers 28 Spark Leagrange Win Over Camden On Home Court
LaGrange High beat Camden 43 to 36 in an independ ent game at LaGrange High School. George Leininger scored 28 points on 12 field goals and 4 fouls, sparking the win, while Bob Kelner added 18 and Tony Zalenski 14. The LaGrange reserves also defeated Camden reserves 23-22.
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Lagrange
LaGrange High
Cagers
Camden
George Leininger
Bob Kelner
Maiite
Tony Zalenski
Belden Cagers Triumph Over Litchfield Ex-Hys
The Bradley Hi-Speeds of Belden defeated the Litchfield Ex-Hys 45 to 27 on Belden High floor Friday night. Lower scored 14 and Cramer 12 for Belden, leading the winners.
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Bradley
Belden
Litchfield
Lower
Cramer
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