Strong Marshall Quint and O.S.A. Team In State Basketball News
Ohio State falters after a 32 to 25 loss to Northwestern as Marshall College wins its third Buckeye Conference game 30 to 16 over Miami. Denison leads the Ohio Conference with five straight wins while Oberlin falls to Denison 42 to 21. Northwest League action features Findlay vs Wilmington looming, Bluffton top Cedarl ville, and Western Reserve upsetting Mount Union.
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Ohio State
Marshall
Buckeye
Denison
Findlay
Wilmington
Northwest
Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Marshall College
Miami
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
West
Dayton
Mount Union
Muskingum
Kent State
Wooster
Kenyon
Otterbein
Marietta
Heidelberg
Toledo
Case
John Carroll
Bowling Green
Akron
Amherst High Cagers Upset South Amherst in Lorain Clash
Amherst OH Jan 15 Coach Hubbard's Amherst High team beat South Amherst 31 to 13 in a mild upset. The Green and Gold led from the start and held on to the final whistle. South Amherst had been unbeaten with ten straight wins and eyed first place with Clearview in the county race.
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Amherst
Hubbard
Amherst High
South Amherst
Green
Goid
Clearview
Lorain County
Local Golf Open Finalists Duel in San Francisco
Jimmy Thomson of Long Beach Calif defeated Wilfy Cox of Brooklyn and Tom Creary of Albany N Y eliminated Johnny Roger the tournament medalist in the 34 000 Nation al Match Play Open Golf final round held in San Francisco January 10.
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San Francisco
Jan
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Tom Creary
Albany
N. Y
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Creary
Johnny Roger
Denver
Ohio
Hi-Speeds Fall to Birmingham Firemen 31 24
Birmingham Firemen led by Bob Hostettler tallied 15 points to defeat Hi-Speeds 31 24 at Norwalk St Paul High School. Hostettler dominated with six field goals and three free throws, as Hi-Speeds, paced by Dave Robertson with eight, dropped their fourth game in six days.
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Ernie Braden
Bob Hostettler
Birmingham Firemen
Norwalk St. Paul
Hostettler
Monarchs
Corts
Kohn
Birmingham Boys
Hlostettler
Dave Robertson
Cleveland Ping-Pong Stars Here Tonight
Agron Boksenbom a Cleveland ping pong champion and three stars from the Sixth Civ will face a picked Elyria team at Cherry Ridge ping pong parlors tonight. Local players Clark Black Alan Van Wormer Dr M H Forbes and Clayton Harpster will compete with a potential replacement Al Mason. Exhibitions follow the matches. Matches start at 7 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agron Boksenbom
Youhful Clevelang
Four Horsemen Return To Notre Dame Campus
The 1924 Four Horsemen and the Seven Mules visited Notre Dame for the 14th annual testimonial dinner honoring the 1933 football team. Elmer Layden will become Notre Dame head coach and athletic director, delivering his first speech in the new role. Jimmy Crowley, now Fordham head coach, returns as toastmaster as notable alumni gather in South Bend.
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Stuhsdreher
Crowley
Layden
Miller
George Kirkley
United Press
Outh Bend
Ind
Four Horsemen
Stuhldeeker
Seven Mules
Notre Dame
St. Joseph Valley Club
Elmer Layden
Bor
Knute Rockne
Duquesne
Columbia College
Dubuque
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova
Ed Hunsinger
Rip Miller
Noble Kuizer
Adam Walsh
Joe Bach
Chuck Collins
Stuhldreher
Don Miller
Johnny Weibel
Tom Conley
Rockne
Heardy
Hank) Anderson
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State
Y. M. C. A. Junior Basketball Scores
The Y M C A Junior league opened with three B division games and two A division games. In B league First Congregationals beat Methodists 12 to 10, Hungarian Reforms toppled St Marys 26 to 7, and Holy Cross defeated St Andrews 28 to 16. In A league Holy Cross beat St Marys 20 to 3 and Methodists defeated St Agnes 17 to 10.
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First Congregationals
Methodists
St. Mary's
Holy Cross
St. Andrews
St. Mary’s
St. Agnes
T" Jr. Church
League First Cong
T Greene
Meyers
Cochrane
Brandt
Methodist
Weisbrod
Corts
T. Pondre
B. Miko
St. Mary 'S
Henan
Cromiing
Hutchings
Rf Pasemore
Rf Kash If
Rushia
Sea We Renees Fritz
Dumske
Ig Wee
FE Daly
France
Holliday
Ty Graber
Beckerly
Fr Welty
Glover
Ruth Signs Contract For 1934 Yankees Season
New York January 15 Babe Ruth visited Jacob Ruppert and signed his 1934 Yankees player contract in the presence of news cameras and photographers.
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Ruth
New York
Baseball
George
Babe
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Yarsa Brothers Seek Games With Lorain County Teams
The Yarsa Brothers basketball team aims to schedule games with Class A or B teams in Lorain County. Interested managers should write Joe Yarsa at Box 60.4 R F D No 2 Oberlin Ohio.
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Yarsa Brothers
Lorain County
Joe Yarsa
Box
Oberlin
Ohio
Ring Champions See Action In Week's Bouts
Boxing week features Primo Carnera and Max Schmeling arriving for fights and Maxie Baer likely to meet the champion in June. Barney Ross and Billy Petrolle train for the January 21 bout while Freddie Miller fights Roger Bernard in Detroit. Multiple non title and title bouts scatter the schedule through Friday with contenders in Madison Square Garden and other cities.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Italy
Max Schmeling
Germany
Maxie Baer
Barney Ross
King
Billy Petrolle
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Ber
B. A
Roger Bernard
Ee Mich
Detroit
Midget Wolgast
Philadelphia
Jimmy Perrin
New Orleans
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Bob Olin
Madison Square Garden
Carnera
Miami
Tommy Loughran
Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Golden Gloves Tickets Go On Sale In Lorain County
The Lorain County Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament starts advance ticket sales across the county. In Elyria tickets are available at Finegan's Bakery Y M C A Charley White's gym and Hotel Newell. The entry deadline extends to 6 PM Wednesday January 17.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Finegan’s Bakery
Charley White
Newell
Purdue Seeks Fourth Straight Big Ten Win At Wisconsin
Purdue, unbeaten leader, aims for a fourth consecutive conference victory at Wisconsin as Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan also play. Purdue upended Indiana 17-13 to grab undisputed first place while Minnesota beat Iowa 39-38. Other Saturday results: Illinois over Chicago 32-26, Northwestern over Ohio State 22-25, Wisconsin over Michigan 34-23.
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Chicago
Purdue
Wisconsin
Madison
Illinois
Towa
Towa City
Indiana
Ohio State
Columbus
Michigan
Northwestern
Evanston
Minnesota
Boilermakers
Hoosiers
Purdue Star Maintains Big Ten Scoring Lead
Chicago January 15 Norman Cottom of Purdue again tops the Big Ten scoring charts with nine points against Indiana boosting his season total. The list shows Cottom 138 FG 9 FT 35 Tu ahead of Moffitt Iowa Selg Fisher Northwestern Kehrt Indiana Roscoe Minnesota and other leaders.
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Chicago
Norman Cottom
Purdue
Big Ten
Indiana
Cottom
Moffitt
Iowa
Selg Fisher
Northwern
Kehrt
Roscoe
Minnesota
Norman
Yarsa Brothers Run Past Temple Seniors in Lorain Game
Yarsa Brothers defeated the Temple Seniors of Lorain 33 to 26 on the Jewish Temple basketball court yesterday afternoon. Detriot bantam Leannie Maurer is noted in the report with matchups including Joey Boldin of Cleveland.
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Yarsa Brothers
Temple
Lorain
Jewish Temple
Detroit
Lennie Maurer
Detroit Bantam
Joey Boldin
Cleveland
Elyria Quintets Sweep Y M C A Games in Carnival
Elyria quintets dominated three Y M C A basketball games at the Elyria carnival. Guerin Pretzels defeated Pick-Ups 35 to 26 as Johnny Yucka led with 14 points. Hi-Speed Ebinger Giants split a tense affair 36 to 30 with Stan Machock and Yak Barlaric each on 15. Guerin Pretzel Girls overwhelmed Wellington Merchantettes 25 to 10, with Sandrock scoring 11 to reach 48 this season.
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Akron Lyon
Guenin Pretzels
Hi-Speeds
Ebinger Giants
Guenin Pretzel Girls
Wellington Merchantettes
Frank Walendaturday
Elyria
Lyon Tailors
Akron
Guerin Pretzels
Pretzels
Johnny Yucka
Tony Ewast
Lorain
Guerin Pretzel Girls
Ebingers
Guenins
Doubledeckers
Corts
Kohn Quint
Stan Machock
Giants
Yak
Barlaric
Gas
Yak” Barlaric
Sandrock
Guenty Pretzela
Miller
Michaels
Arlaric
Peter Ans
G. Rapman
Terre Baci
Oh S. Radman
Peek
Gerhardinger
Fea
Ivanciec
Banick
F. T. C. Wentz
Ae Machock
Anick
E. Wentz
Granger
G. F. T. Andrews
Ceara
Nes Bueche
Rf Ee
A S
Radman
Feeesee Levak
Rg Ee
Ea Wecenes
Woven Barlaric
Eee
Meson Aeons
Rehman
Cececasene
Ptrene
No Giants
Barkacs
Henke Guenln
O’brien
Dambaugsgh
Ewe See
Wellington
F. T. Babbitt
Framser
Peewee
Braun
Detrick Ig
Lorain County Game and Fish Association Adds 125 Members
The Lorain County Game and Fish Association reports 125 new members in ten days toward a 1,000 goal. Prizes go to the four members who recruit the most by July 1. Membership fees fund restocking across all townships with species including rabbits bass pheasant and raccoon.
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Lorain County
State Department of Conservation
Iorain County Game and Fish Ass'n
Capital Cage Player Undergoes Knife
Columbus Ohio January 15 Alfred Herschman of New Albany center on the Capital University basketball team is recovering from an appendicitis operation announced today.
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Capital Cage
Alfred Herschman
New Albany
Capital University
Denison Cagers Trounce Oberlin Quintet 42-21
Denison University's basketball team topped Oberlin 42 to 21 to extend their Ohio Conference winning streak to five. Coach Walter J. Livingston used nine players who all scored, led by Robbins with ten points while Oberlin’s Johnny Cameron tallied eight.
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Denison Cagers Trounce
Oberlin Quintet
Granville
Denison University
Basketeers
Oberlin
Walter J. Livingston
Robbins
Johnny Cameron
New Orleans and New York duo win Miami Biltmore doubles
Clifford Sutter of New Orleans and Dr. Eugene McCauliffe of New York captured the Miami Biltmore doubles tennis title. They defeated Francis X Shields of New York and Ricardo Morales of Cuba 2 6, 7 5, 6 3 and 6 0 in the final.
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Miami. Fla
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Eugéne McCauliffe
New York
Francis x. Shields
Ricardo Morales
Cuba
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Reggie Root
Harry Kipke
Edward S. Harkness
Yale
New Haven
University of Michigan
James Rowland Angell
T. A. D. Jones
Marshall Quint
O.S.A
Chicago Cubs
J. Riggs Stephenson
Alora
Chadwick
Hot Springs
Ark
Stephenson
Miss Chadwick
Young
Roffner
Edman
Brown
Berger
Raveler
U Smith
Ty Klimowsewski
Pipper
Ikazuka
Julien
Aaron Boksenbom
Cherry Ridge
Hascrodt
Birmingham
T. I. Wasem
Waseem
St. A
T Elberts
Ewe Kohn
Robertson
Wentz
Niefeer
Gabcle
Ford
Miam
Crooks
Harbert
Monroe
Eevee Szeuew
St. Annon
Tonizght
ST. Paul
Taile Daniels
Prince Saunders
ST Louis
al Stillman
St. Louis
Nosy Rosales
Seattle
Henry Woods
Kid Moro
Philippines
Los Angeles
Ceferrno Gazeta
Philippine Welter
Bobby Pacis
Los Ans Aeles
Werther Arcelli
Winston
Hartford Conn
Dick Madden
Bovton
Golden Gloves
St. John’s
St. John’s Lutheran League
Pet. W. Struck Furnitures
Rothgery Motors Ac
Haserodt Jewelers
Columbia Club
Nabakowski Roofers
Elyria, Lbr
Coal
Colburn & Bremke
Yarsan
J. Yarsa
Yuarsa
Ef Mittendorf
Yarsa
Eberhart
Femple Senlursa
Kaiz
Relds
Bremen
Sepsemval
Guenin Pretzels Oon
Serene Oe
Henke
Fish Ass’n
Gulf” East Broad St. Bridge
Wenewee
Harmon
Gordon
Chatman
Ferguson
Ashbrook
McConnell
G. F. T. Oberlin
Raetz
Cameron
Yoakam
Lampson
Tees
Rivin
E. Sperry
Sobek
Tota
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