Seven County Champs Crowned In Legion Tourney
Lorain County athletes won seven American Legion tournament titles at Palladium Rink. Murdock Davis did flyweight by forfeit. Mike Vignovich beat Wut Dachtler for featherweight. Tony Skorke won a pair of bouts to claim the title. Johnny Willis captured lightweight. Nat Davis welterweight champion by knockout over William Wrice. Johnny Kochan edged Andy Laskey for middleweight. Lloyd Hannel stopped Wilbur Smith for heavyweight. The winners advance to the Fifth District finals later this year.
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Murdock Davis
Lorain
Mike Vignovich
Tony Skorke
Elyria
Johnny Willis
Nathaniel Davis
Johnny Kochan
Lloyd Hannel
Ernie Braden
Lorain County Mitters
American Legion
Palladium
Simon Pures
Tony Shorhe
Nat Davis
Lloyd Hennel
D.o Ing
Wut Dachtler
Elsina
Dachtler
Gonfalon
Tony SkorEe
Snore
Harry Shapiro
Earl Davis
Davis
Tony
Elyrian
Gest
Andy Vargo
Vargo
Chet Seneff
Willis
Lorain Atlas Club
Finesan A. C
William Wrice
Elmer Cunningham
Avon Lad
Nat
Charlie Charlton
Andy Laskey
Kochan-Charlton
Kochan
Basketball Laboratory by Coach Chandler at Marquette
University lore describes a scientific analysis of basketball team play. The article outlines a laboratorium approach by Coach Williame Chandler at Marquette University, promising further installments.
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Chandler
Sophomores Defeat Freshmen 29 to 21 in Interclass Game
The Sophomores beat the Freshmen by 29 to 21 on the high school floor yesterday afternoon. Mache u, Loen, and Wirscham led scoring with eight points each while Myers of the Freshmen topped the losers with ten.
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Mache U
Loen
Wirscham
Myers
Appoint Officials For Sandusky Tourney
Sandusky Ohio January 12 TP C L Mackey manager of the High School Sectional Class A Basketball Tournament to be held here on March 2 3 and 4 has announced that R W Berchtel Toledo and F W Baron Mt Gilead will officiate at the tournament games George Daniels Lorain will act as scorekeeper and Howard Rawdon Oberlin as timekeeper.
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Sandusky, CO
C. L. Mackey
R. W. Berchtel
Toledo
F. W. Baron
Mt. Gilead
George Daniels
Lorain
Howard Rawdon
Oberlin
Carr Named Promotional Director of Minor Leagues
Columbus, Jan 12. Joseph F. Carr, president of the National Football League, was appointed promotional director of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues by Judge W. G. Bramham, head of minor league baseball.
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Columbus, CO
Joseph F. Carr
Columbus
National Football League
W. G. Bramham
N. C
Marquette Study Reveals Victory Effect On Practice
Research from Marquette University’s basketball labs shows wins can depress next practice while defeats boost free throw improvement. After several victories the team lagged, after defeats performance rose, suggesting coaches adjust practice timing and expectations to curb post victory overconfidence. Next, Picking the Day.
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Marquette University
Willam Chandler
Denison Quint Edges Wooster 27 25
Denison edged Wooster 27 to 25 after a late two minute rally in Granville Ohio Wednesday night. Wooster led 16 to 7 at halftime as Captain Walkler topped Wooster with nine points. French scored five in the final minute for Denison in a rough contest.
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Denison Quint
Wooster
Granville
Denison
Walkler
French
John Carroll Edges Baldwin Wallace for First Conference Win
John Carroll University defeated Baldwin Wallace 28 to 25 in Cleveland to secure its first conference basketball victory of the season. The game was played on January 12.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Baldwin-Wallace
Beatrice De Forest Mystery Skeleton Found Near Norwich
George Miner of the Newark baseball team discovered skeletons of a girl and man while hunting near Norwich New York. The girl Beatrice De Forest, missing since 1922 at age fourteen, is identified with the man believed to be William Gardner with whom she reportedly ran away. An empty poison bottle was found near the bodies.
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Norwich
N. Y
George Miner
Newark
N. J
Beatrice de Forest
William Gardner
St Agnes and Methodists Win Openers in YMCA League
St Agnes beat the First Congregationals 34 to 16 as Lorne Elberts led with 10 points and Chuck Wentz added 8. the Congregationals were held to 12-8 at halftime and 22-8 in the final two periods. The Methodists edged St Marys 22 to 31 in a tight thriller with Cameron Jolly scoring 10 for Methodist and Bob Carr 8 for St Marys.
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St. Agnes
Methodists
St. Marys
Lorne Elberts
Chuck Wentz
Whie Fritz Guthman
S&s
Mary’s Methodist
Cameron Jolly
Bob Carr
Anr Methodists
Rogers
St. Mary ’S
Don
Olay
Ross Oss
Carr
F. Cc. Wentz
Elberts
Ee Banik
Henke
Hooviah
Ya Adamson
Benda
Bird
Hupp
Gushman
Elyria Hardwares Set for Friday Doubleheader
The Elyria Hardwares host Ebinger Coals of Lorain at 7 30 and then travel to Avon to meet the Avon Ex Hy’s at 9 30 on Avon High Court. Players Dodsley Carr Adamson F Smith J Smith Masilvk McGowin Feidrich Ross listed to meet at the YMCA at 6 45 Friday.
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Elyria Hardwares
Ebinger Coals
Lorain
Lorain Y. M. C. A
Avon
Avon High Court
Dodsley
Carr
Adamson
F. Smith
J. Smith
Masilvk
McGowin
Feidrich
Ross
Giants Defeat Roofers in 38 27 Victory at Amherst
The Olsen's Giants of Cabool Missouri defeated the Nabakowski Roofers of Amherst 38 to 27 before a large crowd. The game was tight all through with a 13 14 halftime score and a 22 19 edge for the Giants after three quarters. In the final period the Giants outscored the Roofers 16 to 8 to seal the win led by ex Roofers Hutton with 11 points and Gormley with 8, while Al Sharp top scored for the Roofers with 8.
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Amherst. O
Olsen’s Giants
Cabool
Nabakowski Roofers
Amherst
Giants
Roofers
Hutton
Gormley
al Sharp
Gleason
Elyria boxers to fight on Cleveland card at Central Armory
Three Elyria fighters Tony Shorke Liord Hannel and Ron Hamilton will box on an amateur card at Central Armory Cleveland promoted by Charley Marotta Shorke meets Joe Simon Hannel faces Joe Primmer Hamilton fights George Baratko announced tonight.
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Elyria
Tony Shorke
Liord Hannel
Ron Hamilton
Central Armory
Cleveland
Charley Marotta
Shorke
Joe Simon
Hannel
Joe Primmer
Hamilton
George Baratko
Cleveland Commission Seeks to Join the NBA
The Cleveland Boxing Commission plans to affiliate with the National Boxing Association. If enrolled before January 30 the Gorilla Jones versus Sammy Slaughter bout could yield the middleweight title to the winner. Marcel Thil of France was the last middleweight champion.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Boxing Commission
National Boxing Association
Cleveland Commission
Gorilla Jones
Sammy Slaughter
National Association
Jones-Slaughter
Marcel Thil
France
Hunter Appointed Philadelphia Coach
Fred Hunter of Columbus has been appointed coach of the Philadelphia Nationals. A baseball man with 28 years in the sport, Hunter previously coached the Columbus Americans Association club and served the Philadelphia team in 1928 1929 and 1930.
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Columbus
O. Jan
Fred Hunter
Columbus Americans Association
Philadelphia Nationals
Hunter
Philadelphia
Cage Results From United Press Feed
Ashland 51 over Kenyon 38 and Cornell 61 over Niagara 28 highlight a Friday cage roundup. Other scores include Columbia 31 over NYU 26, Denison 27 over Wooster 25, John Carroll 28 over Baldwin Wallace 25, Washington 53 over St John’s Navy 9, American 24, Pennsylvania 28 over Princeton 21, Western Reserve 51 over Toledo 26.
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United Press
Ashland
Kenyon
Cornell
Niagara
Columbia
N. Y. TU
Denison
Wooster
John Carroll
Baldwin-Wallace
Pearse Washington
St. John's Des Navy
American UT
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Western Reserve
Toledo
Noted trapshooter Luther J. Squier dies in Cincinnati
Luther J. Squier aged 60 a famed trapshooter died in Cincinnati on Wednesday night He had long organized trap events at sportsmen shows in New York City and was a prominent figure in shooting circles.
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Cincinnati
Luther J. Squier
New York City
Fair Managers Move to Legalize Betting at Ohio Fairs
The Ohio Fair Managers' Association plans a bill to legalize betting on horse races at fairs. It was decided at the association’s annual convention in Columbus. A five member committee will oversee racing interests during drafting. The measure will be submitted to the current legislative session.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
Ohio Fair Association
Vincent Defeats Jefferson 24 to 22 in Overtime
Vincent edged Jefferson 24 to 22 after a 22 to 22 regulation tie in a hard fought overtime on Vincent floor. Jefferson led 14 to 10 at halftime before Vincent rallied to win.
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Vincent
Jefferson
Jefferson Junior High Quint
Burton
Jefferson Five
Amherst High Five At Medina Friday
Amherst High's cagers travel to Medina tomorrow evening for a North Ohio League game. The Green and Gold have a very good season record to date with victories over Elyria and Oberlin.
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Amherst
Amherst High
Medina
Elyria
Oberlin
Elks Face Guerin Pretzels In City League Bowl
The Elks travel to the Knights of Columbus alleys tonight for a City League bowling match against the Guerin Pretzels. The result could affect standings as both teams seek a strong showing on the lanes.
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Elks
Knights of Columbus
Wesleyan Guard Paces Buckeye League Scoring
Howard Stammiler of Ohio Wesleyan leads Buckeye Conference scoring after three winter games with 22 points. Clarence Hendricks is second with 17. three players tie at 11. Upcoming games include Miami at Ohio University and Cincinnati at Ohio Wesleyan with Miami at Marshall.
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Columbus
Howard Stammiler
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Stammiler
Clarence Hendricks
Vernotsey
Miami
Kolb
Cill
Marghall
Fate of Regatta To Be Decided In Meet Today
New York January meeting of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association will determine the fate of the Poughkeepsie Regatta. Finances and possible private funding loom as Cornell California and Wisconsin withdraw, while Columbia Navy Syracuse Pennsylvania remain levers to keep the event alive.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
Intercollegiate Rowings Association
Concensus
Washington Wisconsin
Cornell
California
Maxwell Stevenson
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Naty
Wisconsin
Washington
Navy
Western Reserve Defeats Toledo 51 26 in Ram Page
Western Reserve's basketball team overwhelmed University of Toledo 51 to 26 in Toledo. Led by Bernald Charillo and Bernadic the Clevelanders dominated with a 30 to 11 halftime margin and continued the scoring surge Wednesday night.
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Toledo, O
CPI— Western Reserve
University of Toledo
Bernald
Charillo
Bernadic
Clevelanders
Western Reserve
Reds Open Spring Training March 1 in Tampa
The Cincinnati Reds will begin spring training in Tampa Florida on March 1 with President Sidney Weil and Manager Donie Bush overseeing. Pitchers and catchers must report by March 9, while position players join later.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Fla
Sidney Weil
Donie Bush
Texas Youngster Leads Agua Caliente Open
Ray Mangrum, 22, from Waco, led the Agua Caliente open second round with a 69 amid strong winds. Arcnie Hambrick matching 70 followed, while Hortonsmith and John Rogers trailed by one stroke with 71s, as veterans seek to hold pace in calmer conditions.
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Texas
Agua Caliente
Ray Mangrum
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Ohio
Wood
George H. Beale
United Press Staff Corporation
Ast
Caliente
Mexico
Waco
Ray Mangrun
Mangrum
Craig Wood
Thirst
Fred Morrison
MacDonald Smith
Gles
Arcnie Hambrick
Zanes Ville
Hortonsmith
John Rogers
Denver Wood
Morrison
Otin Dutra
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Wilbur Smith
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Charlie Marshall
Dick Taylor
Slim’ Hilher
Harry Hughes
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Mike Getz
Williame Chandler
Sophs
W.L. Pet
Machock
Coen
Boreski
Fortmany
Coinman
Rhessscanssaveee
Wazyniak
F. T. Myers
Sandusky
VESTA
Y.M.C.A. Church League
Congregationals
St. Mary’s
Missouri Quint
Elyria Boys
Wesleyan
Stammler
Sevan
Tou
Uae
Westies
Sane
Wessevar
Mran
Arthony
Westeavan
King C. Giltette
George von Elm
Los Angeles
AL Espinosa
Akron
Willie Gogsin
San Francisco
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Charles Sheppard
Oakland
Harry Cooper
Leo Ballad
Minneapolis
Paul Runyon
Westchester
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