Hi Speeds and Pretzels Undefeated In City Cage Loop
City Bowling League standings shifted after the Eagles beat the Knights of Columbus two of three games. I T S Rubber Company led, with Kay see second and Elria Hardware and Eagles tied for third. Elyria Hardware Keglers swept Little Brown Jugs two to one, high score 290 by winners. Eagles posted 2,860 as team total, Hayden Evans 611 series and 241 high game, Sam Nagy 610.
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Rubber Company
Elyria Hardware Quint
Little Brown Jugs
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Kaysees
Elgria Hardware and Eagles
Elyria Hardware Keglers
Jackson Wall Paper
Glen Rogers Motors
K. of C
Birdmen
Hayden
Daddy” Evans
Sam
Wil Peterl
S$ Rubber Co
Elstin Hardware Hae
Welsh Funeral Home
Eagles Bohn
Carpenter
Eaters
Shepard
Evans
Oll Nagg
Knights of Columbus Brennan
Dae Murray
Aee One
Guenin Ten Ee
Bowman Eae
Cophlan
Elsrin Hardware Ball
Powell Sere
Obinson Ae . Ae
Traxler Atewee Tae
Chicago Gains Membership in Grand Circuit Harness
Chicago was added as a member in the Grand Circuit while Cincinnati and Buffalo were restored as active members at the Harness Racing Stewards meeting in Cleveland. A provisional schedule was set with dates spanning June to September across venues from North Randall to Lexington and Chicago. Officers re-elected included President E R Harriman and secretary treasurer Will Gahagan.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Buffalo
North Randall
Toledo
Salem
N. H
Goshen
Springfield
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Lexington
E. R. Harriman
New York
Will Gahagan
N. Y
Allan Wilson
Boston
A. G. Pennock
Sea Serpent Plan for U S Prosperity Surveyed by Parade
In a satirical piece from New York wired humor, the author jokes that America needs sea serpents to spur prosperity. He sketches PR stunt of releasing Primo Camera in Central Park to trigger a nationwide serpent craze boosting industry and employment.
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Central Park
Primo
Holbrook College 1934 Grid Schedule Announced
Holbrook College gives 1934 football slate with four interstate games. Opening Sept 22 at West Liberty West Virginia, then Sept 29 at Earlham Indiana, Oct 6 at Grove City Pennsylvania, Oct 13 Thiel Pennsylvania, Nov 3 Rio Grande, and Nov 10 at Defiance.
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Holbrook
Lebanon
West Liberty
W. Va
Earlham
Richmond
Ind
Grove City
Thiel
Greenville
Rio Grande
Defiance
Pretzel Girls Lose At No. Olmsted 19-16
North Olmsted girls defeated the Elyria Guerin Pretzels 19 to 16 with Opal Limpert scoring eleven points. Pasadyn the Pretzel forward had seven points and strong floor play in the game played here last evening.
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North Olmsted
Opal Limpert
North Olmsted Girls
Elyria Guerin Pretzels
Pasadyn
Church League Games Tonight at Y M C A
Four senior church league games scheduled this evening at the YMCA. Timing includes 7 30 Second Congregationals versus Hungarian Reforms, 7 50 Methodists versus Baptists, 7 10 St Agnes against Holy Cross, and 9 00 St Marys versus First Congregationals.
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Second Congregationals
Methodists
Baptists
St. Agnes
Holy Cross
St. Mary’s
First Congregationals
Bowling Green Trips Toledo 29 16 In Ohio Cage Tilt
Bowling Green defeated Toledo 29 to 16 in an Ohio conference basketball game here. Bowling Green center Orla Thomas scored eight points after the team was held to one field goal in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green Cops
Bowling Green
Toledo University
Ohio
Orla Thomas
Iron Man Ingram Tops Washington Grid Crew
Frank Ingram, captain and center of the Washington State football team, earned the title iron man of the 1933 season. In eight major games he logged 473 minutes, missing only seven, and played six full games without substitution.
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Ingram
Cochrane Signs Two Year Detroit Tigers Manager Deal
Mickey Cochrane has signed a two year contract to manage the Detroit Tigers. Secretary Charles F. Navin of the club announced the agreement but did not disclose the salary.
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Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Charles F. Navin
Navin
Rothgery Motors Start Second Half With Win Over Haserodt Jewelers
Rothgery Motors opened their second half St. John's Lutheran league schedule with a win over Haserodt Jewelers. C. Buchholz led with a 556 three game total while G. Binder scored a high 211 for Haserodt.
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Rothgery Motors
Struck Furnitures
St. John’s
Cubs to take small 25 man spring squad to Catalina
Chicago Cubs will travel to Catalina Island for spring practice with a 25 man roster the smallest among major league teams. The group includes 15 holdovers and 10 newcomers led by Chuck Klein and three new pitchers Joiner Lee and Ward.
Six Cubs Sign for 1934 Season Contracts
Chicago January 17 Six of the 14 members of the 1933 Chicago Cubs have signed for the 1934 season President William M Walker announced The latest to sign was Guy Bush who won 20 games last season Others who signed include Manager Charlie Grimm Kiki Cuyler Woody English Gabby Hartnett and Bud Tinning The club expects no holdouts
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
William M. Walker
Guy Bush
Charlie Grimm
Kiki Cuyler
Woody English
Gabby Hartnett
Bud Tinning
Cubs
Walker
Akron Defeats Wooster For Fourth Straight Conference Win
Akron defeated Wooster College 36 to 30 to extend its Ohio Conference streak to four wins. Forward Dave Finn led Akron with 35 points as Wooster led 5 to 1 early, but Akron surged to a 19 to 5 halftime lead.
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AKRON
Dave Finn
University of Akron
Wooster College
Wooster
Giants Enter 1934 With Little Batting Strength
The World Champion New York Giants rely on pitching for the 1934 season after issuing a roster with few new hitters. Top moundsmen Carl Hubbell Hal Schumacher Freddy Fitzsimmons and Roy Parmelee lead the staff, with Adolpho Luque Hi Bell Bill Clark as relievers. Manager Bill Terry plans training March 1 in Miami Beach and piles ten infielders into the camp, adding George Grantham and Fresco Thompson as newcomers.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
U.R
New York Giants
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Roy Parmelee
Adolpho Luque
Hi Bell
Bill Clark
Bill Shores
Kansas City
al Smith
Johnny Selveson
Los Angeles
Joe Bowman
Portland
Ore
Bill Terry
Kubbell
Schumacher
Fitzsimmons
Parmelee
Smith
Gus Mancuso
Paul Richards
Harry Danning
Frank Healey
Terry
Miami Beach
Fla
George Grantham
Cincinati Reds
Fresco Thompson
Dodger
Philly
Buffalo
Al Martin Seeks Ministerial Dream After Boxing Career
Former middleweight boxer Al Martin now aims to become an Episcopal minister. He studied at Washington and Lee University and earns his board by coaching the Virginia Military Institute boxing team in Lexington, Virginia, while living in the same city.
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al Martin
Baltimore
Golden Gloves Prizes On Display At Local Hardware
Lorain County Golden Gloves prizes are on display at Torain Hardware at Broadway and 5th Street. The final entry deadline is 6 p.m. tonight. Trainers meet at Hotel Antlers at 7 30. Officers’ election for the Amateur Boxer Trainers Association will be held.
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Lorain County
Torain Hardware
Broadway
5Th Street
Hotel Antlers
Amateur Boxer Trainers Association
Seek Player To Fill Rosequist's Position
Three Ohio State players vie for Rosequist’s vacant guard or pivot roles after a left hand fracture against Indiana. Fred Conrad shifts to guard. Jack Wilson, Max Padlow, and Jerry Fisher compete for the pivot spot with coach Harold Olsen deciding.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio
Minnesota
Ted Rosequist
Indiana
Fred Conrad
Rosequist
Harold Olsen
Jack Wilson
Cleveland
Max Padlow
Jerry Fisher
Fight Results By United Freas
In Portland Oregon Ernie Cavelli of Walla Walla won a decision over Johnny Higgins of Portland at 144 pounds. Eddie Spina of Portland also won by decision over Pastor Callope of Manila at 132 pounds. In Cedar Rapids Iowa Henry Rothier of Chicago defeated Town Joe Rivers of Cedar Rapids at 130 pounds and Joe Slater of New Orleans along with Jack Burns of Lone Tree Tadrew at 155 and 153 pounds.
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United Freas
Portland
Ore
Ernie Cavelli
Walla Walla
Johnny Higgins
Eddie Spina
Pastor Callope
Manila
Cedar Rapids
Henry Rothier
Chicago
Joe Rivers
Joe Slater
New Orleans
Jack Burns
Lone Tree
Tadrew
Kenyon Guard Swan sidelined two weeks with sprained ankle
Gambier Ohio January 17 Joe Swan Kenyon College guard will be unable to play for at least two weeks due to a sprained ankle suffered in the game against Wooster.
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Kenyon
Gambier
Joe Swan
Kenyon College
Wooster
American Tennis Stars See Action In Canuck Play
In Montreal on July 17 US players compete in the Canadian Indoor championship. Francis X Shields of New York defends his Canadian Singles title against H G Marpole of Montreal. George M Lott of Chicago teams with Shields. Lott came from Florida after winning the Miami Biltmore. Marcel Rainville defeats C G Plimpton.
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Montreal
Francis X. Shields
New York
United States
H. G. Marpole
Shields
George M. Lott
Chicago
Florida
Lott
Charles Leslie
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
H. P. Emard
Allan McMartin
Frank Bericha
William Aydelette
Steuart Veysey
Marcel Rainville
Davie Capace
Dave Morrice
Rain
Primos Carnera Loughran Bout Talks in New York
New York on January 17 hosts boxing chatter as Primo Carnera arrives for legal hearings and possible title bout with Loughran or Baer. Dempsey might join the promotion. Kilpatrick considers options including Baer’s deal or Dempsey’s release. Also Baer and other fighters train in the city ahead of Miami and Bronx events.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Maxie Baer
Primo Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Carrera
Conte di Savota
Worcester
Mass
Bob Olin
Max Schmeling
Germany
John Reed Kilpatrick
the Garden
Ancil Hoffman
Kilpatrick
Dempsey
Baer
Boxing Roundup Across Cities and Winners Listed
In Marshalltown Gus Sonnenberg of Boston threw George Koverty of Des Moines in 45 minutes. Sam Leathers of Chicago defeated Pat McGill of Kansas City in 30 minutes. In Minneapolis Pat O Shocker of Salt Lake City beat Abe Kashey of Warren in 50 minutes. Buckets Goldenberg of Madison threw Allan Eustage in Wakefield in one minute. In San Francisco Jim Browning of Missouri threw Nick Lutze of California. Ole Anderson threw Ri cardo Santa and Ivan Manganoff threw George Gagsell.
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United Press
Marshalltown
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
George Koverty
Des Moines
Sam Leathers
Chicago
Pat McGill
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Pat O'Shocker
Salt Lake City
Abe Kashey
Warren
Goldenberg
Madison
Wis
Allan Eustage
Wakefield
Kan
San Francisco
Jim Browning
Missouri
Nick Lutze
California
Ole Anderson
Ricardo Santa
Ivan Manganoff
George Gagsell
Gasmen Club and Guenin Pretzels Remain Undefeated
Hi-Speed Gas defeats Elyria Hardwares 40 to 18 as Madhock scores 15 to lead. Guenin Pretzels crush Young Men's Club 38 to 17 with Dodsley 14 in first half. Penfound Canfield edge Freddie's Place 25 to 24. DeMolays lose to Worthington Dry Cleaners in a late scoring spree.
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Gasmen Club Hardwares
Guenin
Young Men’s Club
Penfield Canfields
Freddie
Worthington Dry Cleaners
de- Molays
Guenin Pretzels
Ernie Braden
Hi-Speed Gas
Guenin Pretzls
Hi-Speeds
Elyria Hardwares
Penfound Canfields
Elyria Hard Wares
Corts
Kohn
Ing. Cy Moran
Joe Smith
Guerin Pretzels
Pretzels
Carl Dodsley
Bill
Blizzard
McClellan
Hank Penfound
Jaycox
Mel Gerhardinger
Bob Hess
Dry Cleaners
Max Gerber
Nw. L
Elyria Hardware
Worthington Cleaners
Penfound’s
Freddie's
Young Men's Club
Wentz
Machock
Banick
Wea Snehae
Cox
Robertson
Ohn
W.cceeeeeseeess
Elberts
Elyria
L. Barkacs
J. Smith
T. Smith
Wsnwes Ae Brove
Moran
Horan
Seee J Boyd
Fetter
Steens
G. FB
T. Dodsley
F Carr
Miller
Michaels
Maslyk
G. F. T. Moore
Vessey
Ase
Kuss
West
Henry
Ingersoll
Tees Fey
G. F. T. Hess
Aoe
Awnes Baumharat
Worthington
C. Ae Koviak
Eenee Gerhardinger
Bird
oleae & +s
Sevious Eccseseces
F. T. Terry
Dickens
Hupp
Gerber
Baker
Thompson
Worthingtons
Penfound
T. Grills
Eesees
T. Penfound
Eesee Eerenen
H. Penfound
G. Elberts
Maston
O'Donnell
Cere
Hearn
LaGrange Fords Sweep Elyria in Double-Header Night
The Mokren Fords of La Grange defeated the Paradise All-Stars of Elyria in both games on the La Grange court. Scores were 56 to 16 in the first game and 28 to 16 in the second.
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Mokren Fords
la Grange
Paradise All- Stars
Elyria
Paradise All-Stars
G. F. T. Lyons
Boos
Aeons Milleren
Esseeresese Sharkey
Eresseston Finegan
Plas
Eussnee Veserers
F. T. la Grange
M. Fords
G. S. Foster
Jameson
Conklin
Wilson
Smith
J. Foster
Hopkins
Reese
Oberlin Basketball Team Seeks Games in Lorain County
An Oberlin youth basketball team for players 14 and under and under 110 pounds seeks scheduling games with peer teams in Lorain County. Coached by L. P. Holden, Oberlin High School physical education and athletics director, contact Holden at Oberlin High School.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
L. PF. Holden
Oberlin High School
Holden
Cornell Lists Seven Games for 1934 Football Team
Cornell athletic officials announce a seven game 1934 schedule for the football team. The season opens September 29 with St Lawrence in Ithaca, followed by Richmond, Syracuse, Princeton, Columbia, Dartmouth and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
St. Lawrence
Richmond
Syracuse
Princeton
Columbia
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Ashland College to Meet Cincinnati on Grid
Ashland College will meet the University of Cincinnati football team in Cincinnati on October 20. Cincinnati's schedule includes games with Otterbein September 39, Kentucky October 6, Vanderbilt October 13, and Miami on Thanksgiving Day, with dates for Ohio Wesleyan Ohio University and Marshall not yet announced.
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Cincinnati
Ashland College
University of Cincinnati
Otterbein
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Marshgll
Heydler Sees Stronger Pirates in 1934 Season
National League president John A. Heydler predicted a better 1934 season for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He cited the acquisition of Red Lucas from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for Tony Piet and Adam Comorosky as strengthening their chances. Heydler praised Pittsburgh Club president William E. Benswanger for contributions to the team and professional baseball. The Heydlers visited friends and relatives in Franklin. Mrs. Heydler once lived there.
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Heydler
Pirates
Franklin
James B. Borland
John A. Heydler
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Red Lucas
Tony Piet
Adam Comorosky
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh Club
Heydlers
Marietta College Beats Muskingum for First OAC Win
Marietta College earned its first Ohio conference basketball victory by defeating Muskingum 33 to 19 in New Concord. Aston Ball scored 19 points to carry the Pirates, while Muskingum’s Barr led with six.
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Marietta
New Concord
Marietta College
Muskingum
Aston Ball
Barr
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Catalina Island
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George Stainback
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Lynn Nelson
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