Smitty's Place Drops Three in City Bowling League
Smitty's Place loses its lead after dropping three straight to I. T. Rubber Company as the two Tens Med. clash with Elyria Hardware and Maumee Dairy for top spot. Rothgery Motors and Struck Furnitures duel for first half crown while Fittletread Supply clinches third by taking two of three from Coca-Colas. Walt Zander tops with 625 set and 203 high. John ny Worthington leads the Uber team with 596 in the I. T. S. sweep. Shorty Martin adds 203. Knights of Columbus also take two of three from Welsh Funeral Home, Bill Mackin posts 580 and a 222 high, Ed Wilcox 568.
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St. John’s Lutheran
Rothgery Motors
Struck Furnitures
Motors
Fittletread Supply
Coca-Colas
Walt Zander
I. T. 5. Rubber Company
Johnny Worthington
Ubber
Shorty Martin
Knights of Columbus
Bill Mackin
Ed Wilcox
Elderread Supply
Grugel
J. Flynn
A. Schroedar
W. Palm
M. Huebner
Rubber Company
Stark
Van
Martin Gotdene
Renninger
W. Gebhardt
Smitty
Banville Ee
Sig Cc
Bush
Moss Doe
Goy Bac Mackin
Basinski
Nagy Beet
Wilroy Bees Sas Vlaser Set
Mounts Akron Meet Tonight Sets Ohio Conference Showdown
Ohio Conference schedule features five league games led by Akron at Mount Union in Alliance. Mount Union seeks rebound after a loss to Findlay and strong form vs Michigan, Ohio University, and Case. Standings strong. Akron seeking first wins. Other games include Marietta vs Case in Cleveland and Bowling Green vs Otterbein at Westerville. Muskingum beat Ashland 46 23 in a league game.
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Alliance
University of Akron
Mount Union
Findlay
University of Michigan
Ohio University
Case
Akron
University of Detroit
University of Toledo
Marietta
Cleveland
West Virginia University
John Carroll
Carnegie Tech
Bowling Green
Otterbein
Westerville
Wooster
Wittenberg
Springfield
Ashland
Ohio Northern
Ada
Hiram
Kenyon
Gambier
Wilmington
Bluffton
Youngstown
Grove City
Fenn
Thiel
Greenville
Muskingum
Ohio
Horn Room Defeats Wallers in Bowling League Match
The Horn Room beat Wallers two games to one on Temple alleys in the General Industries Bowling League. Bassett led the losers with a 536 three game total, while Daniels added a 208 high single for Wallers.
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Horn Room
Wallers
General Industries
Temple
Bassett
Daniels
Ohio State Bucks Tours Iowa City for Big Ten Clash
Ohio State basketball left Columbus for Iowa City to face the University of Iowa in a Big Ten game tomorrow night. It is the first of two road games on the trip, with Illinois upcoming Monday at Urbana. West Liberty beat Youngstown College 48 46 and Xavier defeated its alumni 62 38.
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Columbus. O
Ohio State
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Bucks
Harold Olsen
Illinois
Urbana
West Liberty
W. Va
Youngstown College
Xavier
Wagner reshapes city league with $25 buy in and 25 tickets
ARL Wagner the Y M C A physical director re organized the Industrial Basketball League. Teams pay $25 to join and receive 25 season tickets usable for 15 admissions each. Tickets need not be tied to individuals, and a single attendee can bring multiple guests. Openings drew 450 to 500 fans, doubling prior crowd sizes. In boxing, USSIE Smallwood faces Sammy Taorvina in Cleveland. Local fighters Johnny Kochan and Cornelius Granger also scheduled. In weight classes, Dan Morris promotes Stote and Franks at Rialto Theatre next week. High School teams in Elyria face Berea and Akron West with state finals on mind. The Red Raiders aim to improve to .500 before meeting Cowgirls in tough Akron West clash. Scott leads Ly ria team challenge.
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Arl Wagner
Wagner
Industrial Basketball League
Waener
Ussie Smallwood
Charley White
Sammy Taorvina
Akron
Cleveland Athletic Club
Johnny Kochan
Lorain
Kochan
Cornelius Granger
Cleveland
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Johnny Stote
Schnectady
N. Y
Speedy Franks
Fort Worth
Tex
Stote
Franks
Lyria High
Red Raiders
Berea
Akron West
Cowboys
Scott and Company
Two Games Sked In North Ohio Loop Tonight
WO LEAGUE schedule in the Northern Ohio Loop features Amherst visiting New London and Medina hosting Vermilion Sailors. Wellington is idle. New London seeks a second straight win after beating Amherst 53 19 last week. historically close games mark Amherst at New London court. Vermilion opens league play against Medina. Medina has no wins this season. Tomorrow Amherst faces Norwalk St Pauls, leaders in the League of Six Nations with one loss to Fre mont St Joseph's.
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Ohio
Ambherst
New London
Medina
Vermilion Sailors
Wellington Dukes
Comets
Wildcats
Amherst Court
London
Amherst
Vermilion
Amames
Wellington
Norwalk St. Paul's
Saints
International field tees off in soggy LA Open for $1500 prize
An international field of 224 golf luminaries teed off on a soggy Los Angeles Club course in the 72 hole Los Angeles open championship. The event offers a $1500 first prize and starts today between showers.
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Los Angeles
Hi Speeds Face Barberton in High Floor Showdown
Elyria Hi Speed Gas meets Barberton Columbia Chemical Division of Pittsburgh Plate Glass on the Elyria High School court in a top game. The card also includes Elyria Hardwares vs Amherst Business Men with two prior Hi Speed losses to the Business Men.
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Elyria
Barberton Columbia Chemical Division
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Elyria High School
Elyria Hardwares
Amherst
Hi-Speeds
Barberton
Columbia Chemicals
Glassmen
Columbia Chemical
Ken West
Herman
Juicy
Hardwares
Boxing Almost Out In Madison Square Garden
Boxing in Madison Square Garden, once a premier fight venue, is reduced to a minor sport as the Garden shifts to occasional winter season fights. A feud with the New York State Athletic Commission led to Bath Burman being barred, canceling tonight’s card and forcing the Garden to reallocate dates to basketball and other events.
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York
Madison Square Garden
Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
the Garden
Hank Bath
Fort Morgan
Colo
Jack Jearns
John Kilpatrick
Ned Irish
Boy Scouts
Cleto Locatelli
Bobby Pacho
Kilpatrick
Commission On Bath and Kearns
Chicago
Mississippi River
Commission
California
John J. Phelan
Kearny
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Burman
Speaker Named Head Of Boxing Commission
Tris Speaker, renowned baseball figure, is named head of the boxing commission in Cleveland, marking a notable shift in sports governance. The appointment highlights Speaker's leadership experience and aims to bring professional oversight to local boxing events.
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Boxing Commission
Wooster College athletes win multiple letters and local games
IX lettermen at Wooster College earned fifteen athletic awards including two letters for Jay James in football basketball and two in baseball. Les Drabenstott won two football one basketball and one track while Paul Ricatto earned one in basketball and one in baseball. Pete Snyder Will Banks and Paul Wittlinger each earned one in basketball. Elyria independents Hi-Speed Gas and Elyria Hardwares clash at the Elyria High gym with a weekend schedule including games against Barberton Columbia Chemical and others. Johnny Fischer, former golf champion, studies at Cincinnati law. George Whitted and Tex Carleton tied pennant success across several teams. St Louis Sporting News all-time team listed.
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Wooster College
Wooster
Jay James
Les Drabenstott
Paul Ricatto
Pete Snyder
Will Banks
Paul Wittlinger
Elyria High
Amherst Business
Birmingham Firemen
Hardwares
Spencer Merchants
Guerin Pretzel
Sandusky Merchants
Johnny Fischer
University of Cincinnati Law School
Fischer
University of Michigan
Johnny
George Whitted
Cincinnati Reds
Whitted
Boston Braves
Phillies
Tex Carleton
St. Louis
Cubs
St. Louis Sporting News
Hugh Fullerton
George Sisler
Wee Willie Sherdel
Jack O’connor
Joe Medwick
Wilt Doak
Rogers Hornsby
Bill Gleason
Dizzy Dean
Patsy Donovan
Curt Welch
Bob O'Farrell
Bob Carruthers
Lave Cross
Greyhound
Watts Decides To Remain At B W College
Ray Watts athletic director and coach at Baldwin Wallace College since 1928 rejected a Toledo offer and will stay at Baldwin Wallace. He pursued a longer contract but negotiated a five year retention though no formal deal was signed.
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BEREA
Ray Watts
Baldwin-Wallace College
University of Toledo
Baldwin-Wallace
Watts
Toledo
Otterbein College
Baldwin- Wallace
Jim Nicholaon
Cleveland boxing chief named from baseball legend
A Cleveland Indians star and Hall of Fame outfielder was named chairman of the Cleveland Boxing Commission by Mayor Harold H. Burton, reflecting a crossover from major league baseball to city sports governance.
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Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Harold H. Burton
Elyria Skaters to Host Sandusky Here Saturday Night
The Elyria Rainbow Gardens roll er hockey team faces Sandusky at home on Broad Street Saturday at 9 00 PM. Manager Ed Rourke aims for a win after a slow start and restores full strength with stars out previously, lineup likely featuring Foglyano DeMarco Robertson Nichols Collins Rollin Axx Rourke Axx Richards and Fuller.
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Elyria Rainbow Gardens
Sandusky
Broad Street
Rainbow Gardens
Lorain Moose Coliseum
Ed Rourké
Sanduskians
Gardens
Lorain Six
Tony Foglyano
Johnny DeMarco
Norm Robertson
Bob Nichols
Chuck Collins
Joe Rollin
Jack Axx
Ray Rourke
Ted Axx
Dick Richards
Fuller
Allison Named Nation's No 1 Tennis Player
Wilmer Allison and Helen Hull Jacobs head the 1935 US rankings committee recommends for top flight status. The list shows Allison at No 1 for the second year, Budge and Grant rising, and Mrs Arnold moving to second on the women’s side. Wills Moody and Van Ryn lack data for rankings.
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New York
Wilmer Allison
Helen Hull Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
U. SS
America
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Allison
Fred Perry
England
Miss Jacobs
Donald Budge
Oakland
Grant
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
Los Angeles
Arnold
Stanford Dartmouth Sign For Grid Series
Stanford University officials announced approval of football games with Dartmouth College for 1967 and 1968 while indicating no representation in the IC4-A games in the east this year. California and Southern California will not send eastern teams but will join a revival of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate events and the NCAA program.
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Stanford University
Val Jan
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
I. C
California
Southern California
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Four Year College Cage Teams Protest Rule Change
Em S Liston Baker University coach led opposition to a plan forcing four year college basketball teams to face A A U and Y M C A squads for Olympic qualification. Liston said the rule was discriminatory and insisted four year teams should compete with their peers in the Olympics pathway.
Red Raiders to Host Akron West in Weekend Twin Bill
Elyria High Red Raiders travel to Berea tonight for a 7:30 p.m. junior varsity opener against Berea High. The varsity squad, boosted by several returning players, aims to rebound after close losses as Akron West visits Saturday for a key matchup that could restore the local program’s momentum.
Three Games On ye Cage Card Saturday Night
Herman Klein presents a basketball program tomorrow night at the YMCA featuring Hi-Speed Gas against Birmingham Firemen as headliner. The card also includes Guerin Pretzels versus Sandusky Merchants and Elyria Hardwares versus Spencer Merchants with expected close battles.
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Herman
Juicy )Klein
Hi-Speed Gas
Birmingham Firemen
Guerin Pretzels
Sandusky
Elyrian Hardwares
Spencer
Hspeeds
Birmingham
Corta
Kohn
Klein
Elyria Hardwares
Spencer Merchants
Elyrians
Hardwares
Spencerites
Pretzel Girls
Western State State College Versus Valparaiso Basketball Date Shift
In Kalamazoo Michigan Coach Buck Read of Western State Teachers College arranged a gym for a Western State Central High game after assuming a Valparaiso contest would be that night. Valparaiso coach Christianson resolved the scheduling mix by moving their game to the following Monday night.
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Kalamazog
Mich
Buck Read
Western State Teacher’s College
Valparaiso University
Central High School
Western
Christianson
Valparalso
Local High School Cage Schedule for Lorain County
Lake Britf Cleveland Heights plays Lorain while Lakewood meets Shaw. Elyria visits Berea and Amherst travels to New London. Vermilion hosts Medina. Grafton visits South Amherst and La Grange goes to Penfield. Eaton challenges Avon and Columbia faces Avon Lake. Clearview plays Belden. Camden meets Brighton. Brownhelm at Brookside. Henrietta at Ridgeville postponed.
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Grafton
South Amherst
la Grange
Penfield
Eaton
Avon
Columbia
Avon Lake
Clearview
Belden
Camden
Brighton
Brownhelm
Brookside
Henrietta
Ridgeville
Coaches appoint Liston to lead freshmen protest to Olympics
Coaches of college teams in Oklahoma Texas Missouri and Kansas have named Liston chairman of their group and directed that he carry the protest to Olympic authorities.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Liston
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Maumee Dairy
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Dackron Wall Paper
Smitty's Place
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