Many rookies listed on rosters of major teams
An array of rookies and veterans report to NL clubs for spring training. Brooklyn adds Johnny Cooney and Oscar Eckhardt, while Chicago Cubs target Johnny Gill and Shirkey Efland. Colgate’s Clarence Anderson and Lyle Judy headline other hopefuls as scouts anticipate limited openings for new major leaguers.
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Indianapolis
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San Francisco Missions
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Gill
Minneapolis
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Colgate
Sharkey Eijland
Mississippi State
New York Giants
Lyle Judy
Springfield
Gene Lillard
Los Angeles
Mike Ryba
Columbus
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Cooney
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Detroit
Boston
Braves
American Association
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cubs
Chicago
Anderson
Giants
Efland
Nashville
Dodgers
Albert Butcher
Galveston
Lillard
Pittsburgh
Bernie Cobb
Ryba
St. Louis Cardinal
Judy
Hardware Company To Stage Rifle Shoot
The Heldmyer Hardware will host an Annie Oakley rifle shoot at its store range on Tuesday evening January 21. Free tickets to the Capitol Theatre production opening January 24 will be awarded to winners. A window display of old guns is planned and residents with veteran firearms are asked to bring them to the store by January 16 for free ticket eligibility.
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Heldmyer Hardware
Annie Oakley
Capitol Theatre
Elyrians
Canceled game reshapes Ohio Wesleyan Toledo schedule
Delaware Ohio January 13 194? announced cancellation of the February 1 basketball game between Ohio Wesleyan University and the University of Toledo by agreement. Athletic Director George Gauthier said Baldwin Wallace will be added for January 30 replacing Akron Goodyear which canceled its contest.
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Ohio Wesleyan
University of Toledo
George Gauthier
Gauthier
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron Goodyear
Marietta Defeats Oberlin 48-21 In Ohio Cage Tilt
Marietta College routed Oberlin 48 to 21 on Oberlin’s home court in an Ohio Conference basketball game. Marietta pulled away in the second half after a 20 14 halftime lead, converting more than half their foul shots while Oberlin struggled at the line and in setting up close plays. The Pioneers, undefeated aside from one loss to Ohio University, showcased machine like second half execution and a dramatic late push near the 50 point mark.
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Marietta College
Ohio
Pioneers
Big West Virginia
Western Mreserve
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Buckeye
Marietta Cagers
Yeomen
Marietta
Avon Blepp Coombs Teams Triumph at Wellington Games
In Cleveland on Saturday evening the Blepp-Coombs team defeated Wellington Hard wares 36 to 29, while the Barbier Lunches beat Herrick and Stemple of Wellington 55 to an incomplete score, ending the contest with a victory for Avon.
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Cleveland Blepp-Coombs
Avon Barbier Luaunches
Wellington Hardwares
Barbier
Herrick and Stemple
Wellington
City Bowling Loop Matches Tonight
The Maumee Daily and the Jackeson Wall Paper clash in the feature City Bowling League at Knights of Columbus alleys. In a second match Knights of Columbus faces Smitty's Place.
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Jackeson Wall Paper
Knights of Columbus
Smitty
West quintet tops Elyria High in hard fought win
A Saturday game saw the Arron West five defeat Elyria High by 12 points, though crowd turnout was small. The Rubber City club, led by West, impressed despite a 7-10 Raiders record, with mid year graduations thinning their ranks to Cross Meyer and others. Also notes include Gussie Smallwood moving up in Golden Gloves contention and a quirky first quarter where all five starting West players scored.
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Elyria Rolls to 6 5 Win Over Sandusky In Hockey
Elyria Rainbow Gardens beat Sandusky Merchants 6 5 in a hard fought roller hockey game at the local rink. DeMarco and Foglyano each tallied twice for Elyria with Scheifley scoring four for Sandusky. Nichols and DeMarco led Elyria with balanced scoring as the Gardens held the lead late to seal the victory.
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Plan To Organize Kennel Club Here In Elyria
A Boston terrier kennel club for Elyria and Lorain County is being organized by A C Tenny, a local box fancier. Boston terrier owners who wish to join are asked to write Tenny at 438 Adams street Elyria or visit his home to express interest and join the effort.
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Elyria
Lorain County
A. C. Tenny
Tenny
Adams Street
Ohio Colleges Fall In Cage Upsets Rewrite Buckeye Standings
Ohio Wesleyan and Western Reserve suffered surprising defeats as upsets reshaped the Buckeye Conference race. Cincinnati toppled Wesleyan 26 24 to boost the Bearcats share of the lead while Baldwin Wallace defeated Western Reserve 50 27. Marietta and Findlay posted lopsided wins, Wooster beat John Carroll, and other Ohio squads won or lost in close or decisive fashion. Away from home, Muskingum, Allegheny, Georgetown, and Farham also fell to opponents.
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Wilmington
Maumee Dairy Team Beats Elyria Hardware in Bowling Meet
The Maumee Dairy team defeated Elyria Hardware by 17 pins in a special match yesterday afternoon. They trailed by 116 pins entering the final game but surged back to win by 133 pins in the decisive frame.
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Knights of Columbus
Avon Old Timers to Play at Avon
Avon plans two games on Wednesday evening at Avon High. The Barbier Taverns meet Elyria’s Ohio Fuel Gas in the first contest at 7 30. The second game features two Avon old timers teams, composed of players aged 25 or older with no prior basketball experience.
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Avon Barbier Taverns
Ohio Fuel Gas
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Avon Oldtimers
Reds Travel Vastly In 1936 Spring Training
The 1936 Cincinnati Reds will open spring training in San Puerto Rico and travel about 6 000 miles during the season. Don Heap, Northwestern sophomore, is expected to win three letters, playing football, basketball and baseball. Earle Combs will return to the Yankees as coach and Norman Kies seeks to replace Bill Dickey as catcher. Cincinnati hosts the U S Olympic walking trials on May 24 with about 100 athletes. World champion swimmer Wally Creighton of Wooster College remains unbeaten in intramural and intercollegiate competition. The Portsmouth club will add ex Cubs Walter Goebel Roy Decker Ed Jabb and Bowler Lysien. Over 5 000 tickets have been sold for the Reds opener.
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Reds
San Puerto Rico
Don Heap
Northwestern
Don
Evanston High School
Heap
New York Yankees
Earle Combs
Norman Kies
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Toledo Scott
Ohio
Cincinnati
Wally Creighton
Wooster College
Wooster
Portsmouth
Chicago Cubs
Walter Goebel
Roy Decker
Ed Jabb
Bowler Lysien
Frankie Genaro
Omaha
Running Horges
Amherst Defeats Norwalk Quintet in close game
Amherst High Comets defeat Norwalk St. Pauls 29 to 26 in a hard fought Saturday night contest. Michael led Amherst with ten points, Lach added eight as the winners edged the visitors.
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Amherst High Comets
Norwalk St. Paul's
Michael
Lach
Red Raiders Fall to Akron West Fifth Straight Loss
Elyria High Red Raiders were edged 39-27 by Akron West Saturday, dropping to five straight defeats and seven defeats in ten games. Doug Gerber returned, Joe Scott led Elyria, while Tom Fields and Henry Bolka paced West with 14 and 11 points.
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Akron Weat
Elyria High Red Raiders
Cowboys
Inlyrians
West
Elyria
Doug Gerber
Gerber
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Scott
Hugh (Froggie) Cross
Akronites
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Henry Bolka
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Attractive Mat Bill On Sked Here Wednesday
A top billed wrestling card lands at Rialto Theatre on Wednesday evening as Danny McDonald meets Sly McLain in the main event. McDonald seeks a second straight victory after a two out of three falls win last week. Semi main features Johnny State of Schenectady and Speedy Franks of Fort Worth in their first Elyria appearance. The show opens with a ten minute local talent match at 8 30 p m with a best two out of three falls format and a two hour limit for the main bout.
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Sly McLain
Dan Morris
McDonald
Hed Prince Nikalitkis
McLain
Elyria Fangs
Johnny State
Schnectady
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Texas
Kenyon Polo Team Defeats Pittsburgh Polo Club 12–7
Kenyon College earned a 12 to 7 polo victory over the Pittsburgh Polo Club in Pittsburgh yesterday. The result adds a win for Kenyon’s squad in a regional match.
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Kenyon College
Pittsburgh Polo Club
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