Three Teams Tie For Best In Y M C A Junior League
The Y M C A Junior Church League round 2 saw three teams tied for the lead in the A division as St Marys Holy Cross and St Paul won their games. St Marys edged St Agnes in B division action 7 2 while Holy Cross beat a 1 point thriller over Bnai Brith 17 15 in overtime. St Paul upset St Agnes 11 8 and St Marys held off 1st Congregational 9 13 in a tight B and A division slate.
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Chuck Hupphe
St. Mary's
St. Agnes
Holy Cross
Methodist
B'nai B'rith
B'nai Berit
St. Paul
Sacred Heart
St. Mary’s
St. Paul’s
Wumphrey
Emerick
Halliday
Beeker
Graher
T. St. Agnes
Diminski
M. Kushin
Ereeneenre
Sadowski
Re . Verge
Kusbin
Aay Bush
Pi Sehnick
Pete
McClellan
Binal Brith
F. T
Hong
Sacred Hearts
Barkacs
Barkiacs
Hakow
Ty Hrallos
Recker
Nere Peewee
Corin
Mellak
St. Marys
Ghent
Avonnell
C .v Y
Hutchings
Wenaee
Tetera ” Carr
Birch
Tee
Reultin
Lyons
Binal B'rith
Kovey
Priz
Viunmsky
Mirxshim
Waszineak
Aletelt
Moiman
Davis
St. St. Pauls
Agnes
St. Pauls
Tj4
Ter
Cc. Kushin
Heimaath
Saeco
Mosher
Rosie
H. Ruushin
Mohrant
Nates
Raynes
Praski
Younglass
Muchac
Church of Christ
Methodist Church of Christ
Tinian
Findlay
Braden
Wainwright
R. T. Methodist
Everhart
Randall
Seneca
Bembawer
Barelay
Wester
Ae Total
BR Deviston
Ww. T. Pet
St. Marys Wate
St. Agnes Ate
Pteeraweere Ist Cong. Seem Ewan Rent
Holy Cross Ee
Buai Brith Sare
Ww. L
St. Marys Ates
Holy Cress Beeen
Seagee
Brouillard Seeks To Break Welter Title Jinx
Lou Brouillard, Boston southpaw and recent welterweight champion, defends his title against Jackie Fields in Chicago Stadium on January 2. The piece recalls past champions who failed to defend titles after winning, including Dundee Thompson and Fields, noting the welterweight title’s recurring jinx and Brouillard’s own troubling defenses in overweight bouts.
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Chicago
Lou Brouillard
Boston
Jack Thompson
Jackie Fields
Chicago Stadium
Joe Dundee
Pete Latzo
Detroit
Fields
California
Nero
Jimmy McLarnin
Thompson
Brouillard
King Tut
Bucky Lawless
King Brady
Danny Delmont
Young Terry
Madison Square Garden
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Broouillard
Sharkey Hamas Championship Bout Planned for February
Boston boxer Jack Sharkey will likely defend his American heavyweight title against Steve Hamas in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden in February. Hamas manager Charley Harvey said negotiations were underway and could be signed next week.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Steve Hamas
Dean State
Madison Square Garden
Hamas
Charley Harvey
Portrait Unveiled of Judge DuVal West in San Antonio
A portrait of retiring federal Judge DuVal West was unveiled in the federal courtroom in San Antonio Texas. The artwork was painted by Sr. Soloman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sjopge
San Antonio
Texas
DuVal West
Sr. Soloman
Longevity Record for Town of Wise Virginia
In Wise Virginia a town of 1100 shows many residents over 85 with the oldest 97. The record notes 65 widows and 12 widowers among the aged population. The passage remarks on low interest in science versus classical scholarship in the area.
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Wise
Ohio State Dedication Set For Feb 26 27
The formal dedication of the new Men's Physical Education building and natatorium at Ohio State University will occur February 7 with the intramural festival. Open for inspection on February 26 and visits by alumni and varsity O men on February 27 include a dedicatory program. Attendance limited to 1590 invited guests with wrestling vs Michigan and Ohio State Chicago basketball on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Michigan
Olympic venue talk clashes with Fresno booster zeal
United Press staff correspondent notes Fresno boosters floated moving the third winter Olympic games from Lake Placid to Yosemite Valley Park. The piece argues the move is unlikely due to enormous costs and existing Lake Placid preparations while highlighting boxing match hype between Billy Petrolle and Eddie Ran at Madison Square Garden as a contrasting major event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
U.21
Fresno
California
Lake Placid
Yosemite Valley Park
Nature
Laks Placidine
Freens
Inis
Lake Vlaeid
Madison Square Garden
Billy Petreile
Fargo Express
Ddie
New York
Kid Kaplan
Franta Nekolny
Jimmy McNamara
Wrestling Returns Tonight in Lorain at Moose Coliseum
Lorain Ohio hosts the Moose Lodge first weekly wrestling show at Moose Coliseum tonight. Four bouts headline including Joe Banaski versus Fred Moran in a best two of three falls two hour time limit match. Also Soleymain Bay versus Sailor Arnold headline the two falls out of three semi final with two other bouts featuring local talent.
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Lorain, O
Moose Coliseum
Loral
Order of Moose
Moose
Lorain County
Joe Banaski
Fred Moran
Banaski
Oklahoma
Jim Landos
Moran
Boston
Uncle Sam
Soleymain Bay
Arnold
Ber
U. S
Allah
Cambridge Blue Will Coach Oxford Eight
Cambridge Blue to coach the Oxford University eight for the annual Thames race on the Putney-Mortlake course. Colonel J. H. Gibbon, a former Cambridge oarsman, will coach the Oxford crew, a choice surprising to rowing circles but with precedent from earlier rival interchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Oxford
London
UPI
Cambridge University
Oxford University
Putney-Mortlake
J. H. Gibbon
Guy Nicholls
Fleg” Fletcher
Fletcher
Colonel Gibbon
Norwegian Star Sets New Ski Jump Record
Walberg of the Norwegian Olympic team set a new two jump mark at the Norge Ski club event on the Gary Hill slide Fox River Grove. He soared 74 and 118 feet to win class A from a field of 13. Casper Oimen last year held the 115 foot record. Birger Trund of Norway and Guttom Paulsen of Chicago finished second and third.
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Chicago
IUR
Lorain to Host First County Golden Gloves Tournament
Lorain County Athletic Club plans to apply to the Lorain Sports Commission for a permit to stage the first annual Lorain County AAU amateur boxing championship on February 15. The event will crown county champions to represent Lorain County in the AAU District tournament in Cleveland starting March 1. The Legion tournament takes precedence and will not be affected, and all amateur boxing club managers are asked to attend a meeting at the Lorain County AC gym Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Sports Commission
Lorain County
Lorain County Athletic Club
Lorain County A. Alu
A. A. UT
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland
American Legion
J. R
Sandy” Pfeiffer
Lorain County A. C
Marine Corps League to Convene National Meeting in Waco
The Marine Corps League schedules its national convention in Waco Texas for September. Local members expect attendance from veterans and unit delegates, with events set to include ceremonies and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps Plans
Waco Waco, Tex
The
Marine Corps League
Left hook leads to brutal ring impression
The narrator praises a boxer's left hook as a devastating punch and hints at its fearsome impact in the ring.
Sam Jones Signs Chicago Contract For 19th Season
Sam Jones, nicknamed Sad Sam, signed a contract with the Chicago White Sox starting his 19th American League season. He will receive the same salary as with Washington and has played for Cleveland Boston New York St Louis and Washington, with only one previous holdout. Burleigh Grimes is noted as the only other AL pitcher to play for as many teams.
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Woodsfield
Sam” Jones
Chicago White Sox
Jones
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Burleigh Grimes
Army Grid Star Explains Greased Leg Incident
Medford Mass January 18 Ed Herb Army substitute fullback who scored two touchdowns against Navy explained the grease used on his legs. He said the heating preparation helped circulation and was applied to the entire Army team. He noted his legs were not singled out but did not know why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mass
Ed Herb
Army
Navy
Herb
United States Olympic speed skating team named
The United States Olympic speed skating team of 13 men was selected to represent the U S at the Lake Placid Winter Games. Ice shortages prevented final trials, with choices based on past performances from yesterday’s Olympic skating committee meeting in Albany New York. The list includes Irving Jaffee Allan Potts Raymond Murray Carl Springer Herbert Taylor Valentine Blalas Shack Shea O Neil Farrell Edward Murphy Milford Deitz Edward Schroeder Edwin Wedge Lloyd Guenther and others from New York Chicago and Utica Detro i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
United States
Lake Placid
Olympic Skating Committee
Irving Jaffee
Allan Potts
Raymond Murray
Carl Springer
Herbert Taylor
New York City
Valentine Blalas
Utica
Shack Shea
O'Neil Farrell
Edward Murphy
Milford Deitz
Edward Schroeder
Chicago
Edwin Wedge
Lloyd Guenther
Detreic
Morrison Wins Agua Caliente Open in Pacific Coast Grudge Match
Fred Morrison, born and raised in California, wins the Agua Caliente Open with a total 284 after four rounds to claim the world's richest golf prize. Gene Sarazen places second at 286, earning 32,500. Olin Dutra 287. Harry Cooper 289, with Leo Diegel finishing 292 and others scattered behind.
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Agua Caliente
Baja
Calip
Fred Morrison
California
Los Angeles
San Franciseco
Morrison
Gene Sarazen
New York
Olin Dutra
Brentwood
Hoe
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Charlie Wuest
Deal
N. J
Willie Goggin
Lake Tahoe
Leo Diegel
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
George von Elm
Detroit
von Elm
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
New York City
Newark Man Wins Trapshoot Honors
Newark shooter Fred Harlow led North American trapshooting averages for 1931 earning high marks in the 600 targets with a .9916 average and a 595 break. Hillsboro’s J F Heistand placed third in the 1000+ class while Ben Glaser and John R Taylor posted notable amateur and professional scores respectively.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Amateur
Fred Harlow
Newark
North America
Harlow
J. F. Heistand
Hillsboro
Ben Glaser
Cincinnati
John R. Taylor
Taylor
Holm Sets New World Record in 150-Yard Backstroke
Eleanor Holm of New York claimed a new world record for the women's 150 yard backstroke at the Women's Swimming Association pool carnival in New York. She swam 1 minute 52 seconds 2 fifths, breaking Bonnie Mealing of Australia’s 1 53 5, and surpassing Joyce Cooper of England’s 1 54 3 5.
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New York
Eleanor Holm
Bonnie Mealing
Australia
Joyce Cooper
England
Miss Holm
Women's Swimming Association
Amherst Defeats South Amherst 26 to 22
Amherst High defeated South Amherst in a hard fought game on Saturday evening on the local floor 26 to 22. Baciz starred for Amherst with strong play and scoring contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
San
Amherst High
South Amherst
Baciz
Northwestern and Ohio Battle For Cage Lead
Northwestern aims to extend its four game win streak as it faces Wisconsin in Madison while Ohio State sits idle atop the Big Ten standings. A Northwestern win sets up a key showdown with Ohio State in Evanston Saturday.
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Northwestern
Wildcats
Wisconsin
Madison
Ohio State
Evanston
Michigan
Minnesota
Purdue
Tiinois
Ann Arbor
Iowa
Indiana
Bloomington
Hoosiers
Conference Cage Upsets Hint at Shifting Buckeye Play
Ohio colleges faced a stormy week with upsets in Big Ten and Buckeye conferences. Ohio State beat Iowa 40 to 20 while Ohio Wesleyan beat Wittenberg 35 to 34 in a close finish. Miami defeated Depauw 32 to 18 and Ohio University notched its first Buckeye win over Wabash 33 to 27.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio
Defiance College
Case School of Cleveland
Ohio State University
Iowa
Northwestern
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Evanston
Buckeye
Depauw
Wittenberg
Denison
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Clarence Hendricks
Wesleyan
Howard Ginaven
Ohio University
Wabash
Mount Union
Case, Wooster
Muskingum
Wooster
Heidelberg
Muskigum
Capital
Baldwin-Wallace
Kenyon
Oberlin
Hiram
Ohio Northern
Otterbein
Cleveland
Case
Western Reserve
Xavier University
Michigan
University of Detroit
Marietta College
Bowling Green College
Canisius
John Carroll
St. John’s College of
Toledo
Eaton Wins Over Columbia in Fast 24-20 Game
Eaton High defeated Columbia High 24 to 20 in a non league boys game on Eaton's court. Hosk ins and Splete sparked a 15-2 second quarter run while Wilkins and Perkins led Columbia in a late rally. The Columbia girls also lost 84 to 11 in the preliminary.
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Eaton
Columbia Fiveln
Eaton High
Lorain County
Columbia High
Eaton High Court
Hoskins
Splete
Columbia
Wilkins
Perkins
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Francisco
Central Press Association, Inc
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Sharkey
Ran
Petrolle
Billy
Justo Suarez
Billy Townsend
Lorain
Ncecwegian Star
Sam Jones
Army Grid Star
Newark Man
S. Amherst
Illinois
Michican
W. L. Pet
Luan
Michigan Sean
Ilinois
Minnesota Wae
Purdueene
Defiance
E. Jones
Eberhardt
Drager
X. L. Lump
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
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