Leaders in Church League Standings After Last Night
After last night in the Church League only the Church of Christ and St Agnes remain undefeated. Church of Christ beat Methodist 52 to 20 while St Mary's beat Congregationals 39 to 22. Next week Church of Christ faces St Marys and St Agnes meets the Methodists.
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Church of Christ
St. Agnes
Methodists
St. Mary’s
Dave Robertson
Tommith
Atch
Max Gerber
Arkers
St. Mary’s Quint
Eurth
Miller
Denison Edges Ohio U 24 23 In Narrow Basketball Win
Denison University narrowly defeated Ohio University 24 to 23 in a Wednesday basketball test at Granville. Fred Robbins scored 13 for Denison while Ohio’s Bernard Berens led visitors with nine. three Denison players fouled out as the teams traded leads to the final buzzer.
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Ohio
Denison
Pretzel Girls Face Serbu Team On Lorain Court
The Guerin Pretzel Girls travel to play the Serbu Girls of Lorain tonight at the Lorain M. C. A. court. Local players meet at Herman Klein's home at 330 West Street at 7 o'clock.
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Guerin Pretzel
Serbu Girls
Lorain
Umpire Edward J. McLaughlin Named for 1933 Season
Edward J. McLaughlin is signed to umpire in the American Association for the 1933 season. League president T. J. Hickey announced the appointment, noting McLaughlin has worked the Pacific Coast circuit for the past three seasons.
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Chicago
IUP
Edward J. McLaughlin
American Association
T. J. Hickey
McLaughlin
Crimson Quint Close Drills for University Game
Elyria High coach Roy Clymer prepared his cagers for a home game against the University School quint of Cleveland on the high school floor. The projected starting five includes Jones and Madhock at forwards Leh Tan and Coniam at guards and Murkowski at center. The match will be Bill Jones final appearance after earning his diploma this week.
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Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
University School Quint
Cleveland
University School
Elyria High
Clymer
Clevelanders
Jones
Madhock
Leh- Tan
Coniam
Murkowski
Bill Jones
Star Crimson
Wesleyan Leads Buckeye Loop in Buckeye Conference
Ohio Wesleyan holds a game and a half lead in the Buckeye Conference after four straight wins. Marshall College sits second with two wins and one loss while Ohio University and Wittenberg are tied for third with one win and one defeat. Cincinnati and Miami occupy the lower spots as Ohio University is set to visit Cincinnati Saturday.
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Columbus. C
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Whitenberg
Springfield
Marshall College
Ohio University
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Miami
Cincinnat
Eagles and Clark's In Important Pin Match
The pace-setting Eagles meet third-place Clark's Service in a crucial Cry League bowling match at Knights of Columbus alleys tonight. A two wins by Clark's could force a three way tie for first with Guerin Pretzels and the Eagles. Elks face Knights of Columbus in top matchups.
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Knights of Columbus
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Guerin Pretzels
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Carroll Driving Club Plans Two Harness Meets
Carrollton announces two harness racing meetings at Fairgrounds track this year one on May 0 and the other on July 4 and 5 E S Dilley of Mineral City named club president.
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Carroll Driving Club
Fairgrounds
E. S. Dilley
Mineral City
Leaders face tests in 3-cushion tournament
In Chicago on January 19 CP reports two undefeated leaders Clarence Jackson Detroit and Johnny Layton Sedalia Mo idle today as Welker Cochran Hollywood faces Arthur Thurnblad Chicago. Jay N Bozeman Jr Vallejo meets Otto Reiselt Philadelphia with Scoville Buffalo vs Denton Kansas City in a slate ahead of Augie Kieckhefer Chicago. Jackson led after beating Thurnblad 50 to 44 and Layton beat Scoville 50 to 8.
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Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Johnny Layton
Sedaha
Welker Cochran
Balkline Star
Hollywood
Cal
Arthur Thurnblad
Chicago
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Layton
Augie Kieckhefer
Scoville
Innnings
Kieckhofer
Denton
Jackson
Thurnblad
Kieckhefer
Allen Hall
Rene
J N. Bozeman, Jr
Vallejo
Johnn Layton
Sedalia
Augie Kiechhofer
New Hall Chicago
Otto Reise
Philadelphia
Roofers Beaten At Akron 41 to 27
Akron Celtics defeat the Nabakowski Roofers 41 to 27 at Akron. The Rubber City team opened with an 18-2 run and built a commanding early lead. It avenged an earlier season loss and marked the Roofers third defeat in eleven games.
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Akron
Akron Celtics
Nabakowski Roofers
Celtics
Roofers
Rubber City
Amherst Quint
Celt
Amherst
Lutherans Win Buckeye Conference Contest Over Miami
Wittenberg defeated Miami 35 to 32 to claim its first Buckeye Conference win. Larry McAfee hit the deciding shot as Miami threatened in the final minutes. John Anthony led Miami with 14 points while Pitcher, James, and Wittenberg’s leaders scored 10 each.
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Oxford
Miami
Wittenberg
Buckeye
Larry McAfee
John Anthony
Pitcher
James
Birmingham Defeats Collins 27 to 18 in City Game
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen defeated Stacey Cooper’s Collins quintet 27 to 18 on the Birmingham high school floor. Birmingham led 16 to 12 at the half, with Rader leading scorers on eight points while D Wasem and Kingsley added six each.
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Birmingham Volunteer Firemen
Stacey Cooper
Collins
Rader
D Wasem
Kingsley
Cleveland Boxing Card Sanctioned by N B A and Legion
N B A sanctions a Gorilla Jones versus Sammy Slaughter middleweight bout for January 30 at Public Hall with American Legion financial backing. Marcel Thil remains middleweight champion. Ben Jeby vs Paul Pirtone is a 12 round bout on the same card in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
C. L. Small
Cage Results 26 United Press Preview Summary
College basketball results list wins and scores for teams including Alabama over Mississippi 35 29 Ohio State 23 and Syracuse 34 31 over Cornell 31 34 with multiple matchups and point totals across the nation.
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United Press
Alabama
Mississippirave
Valparaiso
Denison
Ohio T
Marshall
Cincinnati
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Lousiana State
Mississippi State
Navy
Lafayette
Carolina
N. Carolina
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Mitscurgh
Carnegie Tech
Syracuse
Cornell
Teray
S. Methodist
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Virginia
M. I
Mashburn
Baker
Washington
Delaware
Alhams
Mass. State
Wittenberg
Miami
Shade Tragedy Follows Boxing Night Arrests
Dave Shade once a boxing star ends up in Bellevue Hospital after a street brawl near a Brown speakeasy. He fought three officers in the first round and twelve in the second, was knocked out twice, then restrained by a dozen policemen. He bears lacerations and alcohol related injuries.
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New York
Dave Shade
Bellevue Hospital
Shades
Shade
May form new baseball loop with Berea to Dover
A spring plan to form a new amateur baseball league is being discussed. Potential members include Berea, Medina, Elyria, Lorain and possibly North Olmsted and Dover, replacing the two year old Cuyahoga and Lorain County League. Meetings to organize are planned with invitations to Elyria Business Men and a Lorain team.
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Berea
Medina
Elyma
Lorain
North Olmsted
Dover
Cuyahoga
Londos Stecher In Title Match Tonight
CHICAGO Jan 19 Jim Londos of Greece will concede weight and height as he defends his claim to the world's wrestling championship against opponent in a title bout slated for tonight in Chicago.
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Jim Londos
New York
Chicago
Greece
Record crowd eyed for boxing card at Palladium Friday
Promoters report advance ticket sales show a large share of women fans, signaling a record Elyria boxing crowd for tomorrow’s Palladium card. Proceeds go to Troxel baseball. notable attendees include Johnny Kilbane and Burt Shotton.
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University
Russ Davies
Palladium
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Wellington
Wakeman
W. Brandt
R. W. “Eddie’ Faulhaber
Troxel Manufactring Company
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Troxel
Dick Finegan
Icky Mesnick
Cleveland
Andy Pollock
Jim Dallas
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Troxel Company
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Pat O'Hara
George Crawford
Moore
George Dixon
Oscar Haserodt
Joey Calvan
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Elvrra High
Jack Brandt
Johnny Risko
Johnny Kilbane
Burt Shotton
Amherst
Philadelphia Phillies
Gomez Spurns Raise and Returns Yank Contract
Senor Vernon Gomez known as the Goofy Castilian is the first 1933 holdout for a raise with the Yankees. Lefty Gomez, star southpaw, demanded more after a 24 win season and 11,000 earnings, left the club, citing insufficient raise and referencing Babe Ruth’s salary.
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Gomez
Goofy Castillian
Yankees
Mr. X
Fido
el Gomez
Caballero
California
Big City
Lefty
Jake Ruppert
Yanks
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Chicago Cubs
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June
Veteran Joe Stecher Faces Londos At Coliseum Match
The veteran Joe Stecher of Nebraska at the Coliseum tonight weighs 235 pounds and is 6 feet 4 inches tall. He carries a 35 pound, eight and a half inch edge over his opponent Londos.
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Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Stecher
Londos
Big crowds expected for six day bike races in Cleveland
Promoter Tommy McGinty prepares for the first international six day bicycle race at Public Auditorium in Cleveland. With all riders signed up and the track nearing completion, he forecasts large attendance all week as spectators can visit at any time to watch the event beginning Friday night at 9 30 p.m.
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Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Tommy McGinty
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