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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1933
Page
11
St Marys faces First Congregational in one junior senior league contest and Church of Christ meets the Methodists in another game on the Y M C A loop court. First game tips at 7 36 p m.
Amherst Ohio January 18 Nabakowski Roofers head to Akron for a return game against the Celtics. The Roofers seek their ninth victory of the season after winning the first meeting earlier this season at Amherst.
Babe Ruth protests a $25,000 one year offer for 1933 saying it would be used to pressure other players into accepting lower salaries. He argues his value at the gate remains high and that the Yankees can afford his price while denying personal resentment toward owner Ruppert. He favors direct talks with Ruppert and aims to settle promptly.
Ohio Wesleyan defeated Ohio University 34 to 32 to extend its Buckeye Conference lead. The Bishops trailed 20 to 12 at halftime but surged in the second half with John Turles driving for a late go ahead, and Clarence Hendricks sealing it with a late free throw. Bernard Berens led Ohio University with 14 points, followed by Hendricks with 12.
In Chicago on January 18, Layton from Sedalia Missouri faces Frank Scoville of Buffalo in a cut match at the World Three Cushion Bullard Championship. Other results include Clarence Jackson of Detroit defeating Augie Kieckhofer and Arthur Thurnblad losing to Otto Reiselt as Walter Cochran shines in debut. Jay Bozeman of Vallejo defeated Thurnblad 56 to 37 in 1072 innings, and Tiff Denton rallied to beat Reiselt 50 to 39 in 40 innings.
Notre Dame defeated Minnesota 30 to 22 in South Bend. The Irish jumped ahead 21 to 4 by halftime and held off Minnesota’s rally, led by Captain Robinson who scored 15 points while Ed Krause added 12 for the Irish.
Bluffton College strengthened its hold on second place in the Northwest Basketball Conference by defeating Findlay 27 to 16 in Findlay. Bluffton led 14 to 4 at halftime as Findlay struggled to convert shots. Als pach scored nine for Bluffton and Calabrese had six for Findlay.
In Hamilton N Y Colgate Red Raiders were defeated by Michigan State 40 to 26. Van Fassen starred for the visitors with 20 points.
Dougherty led the Elyria Rifle Club scorers with a 194 in last evening’s weekly shoot. Pitley took second with 191 as Biddinger, a naturalight handed shooter who recently survived an accident, impressed by scoring 181 while shooting left handed.
Bowling Green College held the lead throughout to defeat Toledo 43 to 35 in an Ohio Conference basketball game played in Toledo. Yoder and Shupe each scored 11 for BG while Shark led Toledo with 26 points.
United Press has a string of college basketball scores from Akron and surrounding schools. Notable results include Georgia Tech defeating Sewanee 432 to 88, Mount Union 58 over Heidelberg 33, and Alma 48 beating Hope 31.
Tom Shorkhe and Ron Hamilton of the White A. C stable are entered for a card at the Arena in Cleveland tomorrow evening. Promoter Billy Wallace ships Shorke to fight Lec Lemenz o and Hamilton to square off with Charley Mitchell. Celmenzo and Muitenell also set to appear.
Amherst High School hosted a boys basketball doubleheader with the Geneva Roofers defeating the Geneva Cardinals 71 to 52. Guild led Geneva with 14 points and Sharp added 10 as the Roofers trailed 20 to 15 at halftime before a 32 to 16 second half run. In a preliminary game, Amherst Business Men's team beat Oberlin Business College 24 to 17.
Fight results across multiple venues report Wongs Lee Hubert Dennis Kaleen Hartman Cavep Sipracue Bennett Israel Hartman Marshall Griffiths Roper Hunt Castro Chavery Ramirez Pirrone Nahker Brown Zorilla Davis Reynolds Tanelii O Brien Parker Hall and other bouts. Several knockouts decisions draws and points decisions noted with fighters' cities.
Seaman High School of Tones Kansas remains undefeated in football for seven years, marking a remarkable run with no losses. The program’s record reflects consistency and high performance across multiple seasons.
The Gwenin Pretzels defeated Chroniccle-Telegram to move into second place in the City League standings. The newspapermen dropped to the cellar after a tight 3-1 night with a 38 pin margin in the opening game and strong individual showings including Traxlers 697 series and Mara Guerin’s 214 single.
The Elsma Hardware defeated the Rockne Club 38 to 14 at the Wieto Park Junior High floor. The Elsrians led 23 to 6 at halftime with Pine scoring seven, Manig and Dod among the top scorers for the winners.
From New York Dr. Fred Meyers Chicago faced Wong Rock Cheung China Jack Sherry Ohio faced George Manich New Jersey Juigt Bagizalupi Italy John Peddubny Russia could not return to rings. In Utica Ray Jeffries Oklahoma drew Herbie Freeman Newark. In San Francisco Strangler Lewin beat Bob Kruse Portland Kruse forfeited second and third falls. In Cleveland John Pesxek defeated Lee Wycoftt John Kilonin defeated Bennent Jones Banaski beat Paddy Macks Ole Anderson beat Jim Nelson Tom Galbos and Ray Carpenter drew.
Wellington Quebec report: Elsha business College team trailed 13 to 15 at the half but surged after intermission to rout Brighton Ex-Hys 99 to 22 on the Buzhton High court. Maddock led with scoring, the McKenzie brothers each toiled hard for Issa.
Akron University basketball edged Oberlin College 38 to 30 in a close Ohio Conference game at Goodyear Gym. Harlan Spangler led Oberlin with 12 points while Estey and Sir Lowes scored 9 each for Akron. Oberlin aims to rebound Saturday against Washington on their home court.
Two 1993 American Legion champions Johnny Kocham and Mike Vignovich join the Lorain County Golden Gloves event along with Kufel Sedivy and Korab A. C. boxers. The entry list stands at 17 with more clubs to report and at least 20 entries expected at tonight’s managers meeting at Hotel Antlers at 8. Entries close January 23.
Hi-Speed Gas and Guenin Pretzels won to stay unbeaten in the City League race with Elyria Hardwares idle. Hi-Speed Gas defeated Ohio Fuel Gas 47 to 12, Guerin Pretzels edged DeMolays 23 to 17, and Young Men's Club beat Elyria Cash Cleaners 25 to 24 in closely fought games. Bob Moore led the win with five field goals and a free throw, while Art Cooks led DeMolays with 11 points.
St Agnes and Jefferson High teams will meet on Gates floor Thursday evening. The game marks the second meeting after St Agnes won the first 25 20. St Agnes holds four victories with no defeats this season and a small admission fee is slated.
The Birmingham Firemen team meets Collins Stacey-Coopers on the Birmingham High School floor tonight at 8 o clock.
Biull Hosket rises to Ohio State scoring lead with 55 points in six games. Lew Hinchman is second with 53, Captain Howard Mattison has 52, as the Buckeyes list their top scorers including Colburn Brown Beitner and Wilson in the column.
Obituary era note mentions six day bicycle races beginning Friday night at the Pub Auditorium. Rider Lawrent Giadou, born 1909 in Montreal, teams with Cecil Walker in the Australian entry. Giadou is highlighted as a rising star with prior wins in Canada and a strong 200 mile Montreal Quebec race record.
Heidelberg handed Wooster its first Ohio conference loss of the season with a 33 to 31 victory at Tiffin. The lead swapped four times in the first half, Wooster up 20 18. Heidelberg rallied to 29 with four minutes left. Burt Stipson hit the winning goal in the final minute as Kling scored 10 and Sekerak had 11 for Wooster.
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