Elyria High Edges Akron West In Thrilling Fast Game
Elyria High narrowly defeated Akron West by four points in a rapid paced game. Halpin and Braddon scored key baskets while Henry and Pierce led the Hilltop attack as Elyria built late leads and held on after a lively fourth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Braddon
Vessey
Squire
Houseman Buswell
Heinzerling
Pepo
Akron Wes de
Henry
Sedee
Lakewood
Floyd Johnson Beats Brennan In Tight Fifteen
January 13 in New York Floyd Johnson won a 15 round decision over Bill Brennan in a bruising bout. The fight, part of Tex Rickard’s plan for a bigger clash with Dempsey, fell apart as Brennan fought on nerve after the sixth round and came in ten pounds overweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tex Rickard
Floyd Johnson
Jowan
Bill Brennan
Dempsey
Johnson
Brennan
Luis Firpo
Tom Gibbons
Willard
Oberlin Wing From Fremont Upsets Oberlin Lead
Oberlin high school defeated Fremont high 26 to 10 in Oberlin on January 13. Key players included Dickson Locke Fitzgerald Goermer and Bloom for Oberlin while Fremont featured Hurley Goble and others. Substitutions listed for both teams.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High
Fremont High
Fremont Dickson
Humsy Locke
Goble Fitzgerald
Gust Rudecoft
Criedler Goermer
Bloom
Fremont
Nare- Tam
Johnson
Burch
Snyder
Williams
Pancoast
Cooley
Harry Williams
Princeborn
Hurley
Goble
Dickson
Locke
Fitzgerald
Goerner
Lorain Triumphs Over Akron North In Slow Contest
Lorain high defeated Akron North 38 to 4 in a fast and exciting basketball game played in Lorain last night. The local team dominated from start to finish in front of a home crowd.
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Lorain
Jan
Lorain High
Ak-ron North
Faint Draws and Wins Shaped Last Night’s Boxing Cards
In Washington D C heavyweights faced off to a ten round draw between D H and Ohio Joe White and Joe Lawson. Erie saw Charles OConnell of Cleveland defeat Johnny Donnelly of Philadelphia. Reamund stopped Jackie Marshal in a technical knockout. Ketchell and Willie Kimm drew in six rounds in Columbus. Fiord Johnson of New York won over Bill Brennan in New York City after 15 rounds. Jack Ren of Canada knocked out Joe McCarmark in five. Charley McKenna beat Italian Jack Herman in New York in six. In Baltimore Bob Garcia defeated Pete Husi in an easy decision over four rounds. Jimmy Brock stopped Soldier Stokes in the second round. Rodgers defeated Joe Sauffy in two. Omaha saw Billy Miske stop Petey in one and Tiny An knocked out Jim Marples in rounds. Bad Logan beat Billy Wells in ten rounds.
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Washington D. H
Ohio
Joe White
Joe Lawson
Erie
Charles O'Connell
Cleveland
Johnny Donnelly
Philadelphia
Reamund
Jackie Marshal
Young Ketchell
Willie Kimm
Columbus
New
Jack Herman
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Bob Garcia
Campbird
Pete Husi
Steelton
Jimmy Brock
Soldier Stokes
Y Rodgers
Joe Sauffy
Omaha
Billy Miske
Petey
Tinyan
Jim Marples
M Sopendros
Billy Wells
Bad Logan
OHIG SPORTSMEN FAVOR FISHING LICENSE MEETING NOTES
The OHIG Sportmen discuss fishing license support at a league meeting. Officials and directors including Aaron, Colin, Stecer and Payton appear in attendance as the board expands from seven to more members.
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OHIG
Columbys
League
Spo
Anne Dorsed
Aaron
Wood
Colin
Stecer
Defiance
Preston
Cathode
Vodanthaus Bridseoor
Tarey Wotratchins
Cincinnati
Wowerd Sylcote
Mansfield
EL Adam Payton
Oberlin Plays Akron Tonight
Oberlin faces Akron University in a tough matchup as the two teams meet tonight, with Oberlin seeking an upset and Akron aiming to extend its form on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
AKRON
Babe Ruth Homes in Sudbury Farm The Batter’s Poultry Comedy
The article portrays Babe Ruth at a Sudbury Massachusetts farm engaging in farm chores and milking cows. It humorously blends Ruths baseball fame with farm life showing him batting homers as he feeds chickens and milks cows. The piece notes his slump and hopes he regains old form with More Power to him.
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Babe
Babe Ruth
Sudbury
Mass
Canada
Heaven Alone
Ruth
Babs
De Saussure Wealth Gommeistoner Talk on Winter Contagious Disease
Dr De Saussure, now handling health duties, will address the Winter Contagious Disease care and prevention. The meeting occurs Wednesday at the association in Branawick, Ga, with Dr De Saussure speaking and John Hoep assisting.
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de Saussure
Gommeisstoner
RL. DeSaus
Bure
Branawick
de S Ausare
Meintosna
John Hoep
Pays Tribute to Friendship and School Reflections
A reflective piece on friendship from Vallese or Dr Hannah notes true loyalty and lasting esteem after graduation. It stresses that friendship must be built on respect and admiration rather than casual ties and highlights keeping up correspondence to sustain interest.
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Orlin
Hannah
Vallese
Don t You Wish You Could
Fragmentary line explores self talk about capability and desire. The brief echo hints at inner reflection on possible actions and restraint within daily life.
Oberlin Fire Losses Drop Despite More Fires in 1922
January 13 report shows 1922 had more fires but total property loss fell about 34 420 compared with 1921 1921 saw 13 fires totaling 38 000 in damage while 1922 had 24 calls with seven damaged properties and twelve undamaged cases most losses were insured with two exceptions.
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Oberlin
Florence Kelly to Speak Here Jan 22
Florence Kelly of the Co progressive league will speak at the Liberal club evening meeting Monday January 22 on Child Labor. Also notices of YMCA meetings and other campus events appear with announcements from Oberlin January 13 to 15 and a lecture by Powers on sculpture January 18.
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Florence Kelly
Oberlin
Liberal _club
Ence Kelley
Gent
Co-operainers’ League
Adisi
Buiding
Powers
HL Powers
America
Sturces Hall
Stypay Oberlin
Y W CG. A
Warnerhall
Sarah Gion
Sarah Smith
Dorothy Hayes
Dramatic association presents two plays in Oberlin
In Oberlin on January 13 the Dramatic Association staged two plays at the High School auditorium under the College club of Sandusky. The event featured Marriage Has Been Arranged and a First Play and is tied to local student activities.
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Ferform
Sandusky Oberlin
Jai
The
Dramatic Association
Sandusky
College Club of
Fang “ Y
Dayton detective appeals dismissal after twenty years on force
Police Detective John C Dunlavey signified his intention to appeal his dismissal from the Dayton police after a twenty year service, to the civil service board.
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Dayton
John C Dunlavey
Civil Service Board
Newark Shoes Upset by Kenton Reds in 56-24 Loss
The Newark Shoes visited Kenton and fell to the Kenton Reds 56 to 24. Newark led early in the first quarter before fatigue from the 110 mile trip set in, with Green starring for Kenton and steady offense sealing the win.
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Newark Shoes
Kenton Battle
Newark Shoe
Kenton
Kenton Reds
Newarks
Reading
Green
Industrial League Bowling Scores Report
Four series of games were rolled in the Industrial league last night. Western Automatic took two of three from Standard 011. Gala Barbers won two of three against General Phonograph. Southwesterns defeated Coison bowlers. Reith's Revelers kept their winning streak by taking two of three from Temple Club.
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Western Automatic
Gala Barbers
General Phonograph
Southwesterns
Coison
Reith
Temple Club
Racing and Sport Meet Listings Across North America
Sport events today include the Business Men's Racing Assn in New Orleans, Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana, and Tijuana Jockey Club in Tijuana. Golf sees the USGA annual meeting in Pittsburgh, with other indoor and winter events in New York City and Long Branch plus hockey Princeton vs Harvard in Boston and Scottish curlers in Montreal.
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Business Men's Racing Assn
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana Jockey Club
Tijuana
United States Golf Association
Pittsburgh
Osceola Club
New York City
New Jersey
Long Branch
Philadelphia
Brattleboro
Princeton
Harvard
Boston
Montreal
Collegi ans Defeat Elyria Y M C A In Close Clash
In Sandusky on January 13 the Collegians beat Elyria Y M C A 32 to 16 at the high school gym. The first half ended 20 to 12 and the locals pulled away in the second period led by Miller Mackey and Krebs. Rankin, Granger, and Dangerfield starred for Elyria. Referee Neill.
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Sandusky
Collegians
Ues
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Elyrians
Miller
Mackey
Bob Ryar
Hank" Krebs
Ryan
Kreba
Granger
Dangerfield
Keller
Bills
Krebs
Rankin
Kuss
Vaughn
Savage
Reynolds
A. Krebs
Elyria
Neill
Wellington Boys and Bial Fives Score Wins
Wellington January 13 The Wellington High girls beat Penfield 32 to 8 and the Wellington boys defeated Lodi 48 to 16. The Bial fives also won their games, continuing a strong local basketball night.
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Wellington
W. Hls
Penfield H
W. H
Lodi H
Dempsey to Meet Willard. Major Leagues Face Draft Issue
Tex Rickard said Dempsey was likely to accept his offer for a Willard bout. John Conway Toole, head of the International League, predicted no war with minor leagues over the draft. Willard drew the night’s strongest crowd reaction in the Johnson Brennan card.
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New York
John Conway Toole
International League
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Pierce
Cleveland Lakewood
Cliff Hennings
Elyria High
Akron West
Rubber City
Howdy’ Halpin
Pau
Mr. Tie
Lead
Crimson Guards
Hilltop
Geittysboro
Iit Battery
Cart
Harpster
Peabody
Sixth Street
Ivy
Phip
Houserman
Cowboys
Real
Hew
Paul’ Dong
Goerla Five
Tne Unian Oheria
Jones
Butler
Weber
Winters
Tne
Kregnow
Bi Darrah
Jenk
Ard
Altaing
Akron University
Swkat
SouPeury Smasse
Moraseo
Uberlin
W. H. Chapin
Ar - Vme
Y. C. Roofon
Rugh
China
Ork
Arthur ‘Lugh
Retary
Clarence Wright
Stodland Avenue
E. Dickenson
Conservatory
Elrria
Caroline Williams
Halcyon Dancing Club
Rowland
Hazen
P If Maddock
League of Omlo
Phil Worcester
Hrinz
Oaferd
Cleveland Produce Market
Sint Chet
Goa
Shane
Catareh
Curtisat
Planten
Henry ST
Brooklyn, AY
Industrial League
Ph Ca. Shafer
Sufe
Oc Asa
Sanders
Robinson
Scott
Pierce Asa
Gala Barbers Decker
Eaee
Jenkins
Woodcock
Speaker
Hubbell
Poole Eee
Western Automatic McGuire Wee
Traxler
Dumaz Ae
Colgan
Serge
Ge Teres
Hoffman
Standard Oi
Lapp Sree Se Eteca
Foreman
Clark Soe Cigaot Dive
Stranahang
McIntosh
Southwestern Fortin Wel Tele
Stokes
Humphrey
Wilbert
Clark Ete
Kenhart
Sweeney Wee
DR. Kings Diicovers
Elyria Y.M.C. A
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Johnson-Brennan
C. J. Sartor
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Leedale
Shafer
Broad St
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