Elyria Hardwares edge Henriettta Grange in 16-15 game
The Elyria Hardwares beat the Henriettta Grange quint 16 to 15 on Henriettta court. McGowin led with eight points while Lees top-scored for the losers with six. The Hardwares travel to Lorain to face Port City Hungarian Reforms at the YMCA floor. They depart Elyria at 7 30 with the 8 30 game start.
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Elyria Hardwares
Henrietta Grange Quint
Henrietta Court
McGowin
Lees
Hardwares
Lorain
Elyria
Wesleyan Upset By Wittenberg In Buckeye Clash
In Springfield Ohio on January 21 Wittenberg defeated Ohio Wesleyan 42 to 40 to topple the Bishops and force a tie for second in the Buckeye conference Roy James of Wittenberg hit the decisive field goal as the game finished 40 all before his shot. Clarence Hendricks scored 16 for Wesleyan while Jones and James added 11 each for Wittenberg.
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Springfield
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Bishops
Buckeye
Marshall
Roy James
Clarence Hendricks
Wesleyans
Jones
James
Northwestern Illini Clash For Second In Big Ten Race
Northwestern faces Illinois at Evanston in a key Big Ten clash with the winner contending for second place. Michigan travels to Chicago to meet the Maroons at the Midway Field House.
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Chicago
Northwestern Seerslys
Illlnois
Evanston
Michigan
Midway
Maroons
Northwestern
Wildcats
Cnam
Purdue
Wisconsin
Reiff
Ohio State
Jefferson Junior High Defeats Holy Cross 23 to 17
Coach Ed Burton's Jefferson Junior High team defeated Holy Cross Juniors 23 to 17 on the Gates floor yesterday afternoon. Jefferson jumped to an early lead and held on for the win as Holy Cross fought back in the second half.
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Jefferson
Holy Cross
Ed Burton
Jefferson Junior High Quint
Gates
Spills Mark Opening of Six Day Bike Races
In Cleveland a six day bicycle race opens with 28 riders in 14 two man teams from several nations. Early crashes spare a few riders, including Rudy Eisenberg who returns after treatment. Reggie McNamara, 47, known as the Iron Man, leads the American team after 28 years in the sport.
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Arch Eddy
United Press
Leveland
Cleveland
Babe Didrickson
Texas Wonder
Rudy Eisenberg
Rudy
Steve Orzulak
Eisenberg
Frank Keating
Akron
Anthony Beekman
Oberlin Freshmen Fall to Elyria in Intercity Match
Elyria High Freshmen defeated Oberlin High Freshmen 38 to 23 at local high school. Scott Crimson led scoring with seven field goals. A notable feature was Smithman’s team failing to convert four single foul opportunities.
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Carl Smith
Elyria High
Oberlin High
Colelge Towners
Scott
Crimson
Smithman
Four World Champs Spar In Dueling Wrestling Title Fight
New York reports four men claiming the world heavyweight title Ed Strangler Lewis in New York City Teny de Glane in Canada and Boston Jim Londos in Philadelphia and Los Angeles Join Pesek in Cincinnati and Columbus all reject others. A promoter could try an elimination tourney to crown a single World champion.
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New York
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
New York City
Teny de Glaen
Canada
Boston
Mass
Jim Londos
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Calif
Pesek
Cincinnati
Coumbus
Marietta Tops Bowling Green 42 37 in Ohio clash
Marietta College defeated Bowling Green 42 to 37 in an Ohio Conference basketball game. The teams were tied 35 at end of regulation and neither side scored in the first overtime, with Marietta leading by 18 at halftime.
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Bowling Green
Mariette College
Bowling Green cCollege
Marietta
Ridgeville Tops Wellington In North Olin League Clash
Ridgeville High defeated Wellington 19 to 16 in a North Olin League game. Ridgeville reserves also beat Wellington Reserves 12 to 2 in the same pairing.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville High
Wellington
Rio Grande Beats Alderson in 53 to 18 Victory
Rio Grande College defeated Alderson, West Virginia, 53 to 18 in a Friday night basketball game at fio Grande College.
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Rio Grande
Bio Grande
Fio Grande College
Alderson
W Va
Campbell Seeks 300 MPH Pace at Daytona Trials
Sir Malcolm Campbell aims to average 300 miles per hour in time trials at Daytona Beach next March, seeking to exceed the air land plane speed record.
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Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Scoreless Rose Bowl Tie Shared by Washington Jefferson and California
In 1922 Washington-Jefferson and California are recorded as the only two schools to finish a Tournament of Roses game in a scoreless tie. The historic stalemate stands as a rare defensive duel from that era.
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Washington-Jefferson
California
Fremont Cagers Upset Oberlin in Little Big Seven clash
Fremont High's basketball team defeated Oberlin High 28 to 17 in a Little Big Seven race game. Moore and Blake sparked the attack as Fremont built a 13-4 first-quarter lead, with Oberlin narrowing the gap to 17-14 by halftime.
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Oberlin, CO
Fremont High
Oberlin High
Moore
Blake
Purpe
White
Obellin
Fremont
Gomal
Pettiford
Hurkley
Redding
Oberlin
Estes
Houston
Speaking of Sports: Eastern Football Peace Reigns
U P staff correspondent notes a thaw in eastern college gridiron relations. Army and Navy resume regular meetings after eligibility issues. Cornell and Syracuse forgive past frictions. Princeton Harvard Yale Penn Dartmouth also plan to play in 1934. Discussions of an Eastern Conference or Big Four linger, but near-term league formation seems unlikely. local ambitions include Columbia and NYU and Fordham games, but not soon.
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Jack Cuddy
U. P
Dove of Peace
Army
Navy
Upper
New York State
Cornell
Syracuse
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Penn
Dartmouth
Columbia
Brown
New York
Fordham
Boston Braves Show Off Colorful Comedy Roster for 1933
The Boston Braves boast a lively 1933 lineup led by catcher Francis Hogan and veteran infielder Walter Maranville. Hogan adds flair from the dish and late of the Giants while Maranville, a longtime infield icon, anchors the show with his famed clowning and fielding prowess. Art Shires remains a strong, talkative figure, with debates over his knee injury and potential roster moves foregrounding the season's entertainments. Hogan and Maranville are the core comedians of the club.
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Frank Murphy
United Press
Boston Braves
Francis
Shanty) Hogan
New York Giants
Braves
Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Maranville
George Stallings
Art (Whataman
Hogan
Radio Program Listings Show Dense Cleveland Schedule
Radio listings from WTAM WGAR WSAI WSEE and other stations detail Jan 22 23 programs. Includes band lineups orchestras and variety acts at multiple venues with times and station IDs across Akron Cincinnati and Cleveland markets.
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Agrus
Ozze
Poil Barker
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Braggiott
C V Thomas
Haas’ Groes
Bing Crosby
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Boswell Siste
Columba
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Stern
Elhington
Fiocrito
WGAR
Aung Poers
Orphan Annie
Jack Douglas
Orchestra
Urele Big Symes
Victorines Orchestra
Mildred Johnston
Symphony Orchestra
Don Bestors
Mark Fishers
Wtaaw
Secratary Hawkins
Peter
Gene
Glenn
Red Nichols
Nanw Yorker
Warld Today
Gheehoes
Palisades
Economic World Today
Blue Danube
Gus van
Olsen
Iu Vm
Rice and Halliday
Emerson Gill
Merle Jacobs
Paul Whiteman
Chick and Ted
Ralph Kubbert
Bigelow
Lopez
Jimmy Ague
NBC
WEAF
Ohio School of the Aur
Germany
Waldorf-Astoria
Ben Alley
Buddy Harrods
Fifti Snermar
WLY
Tap Elds
Hall
Pickens Sisters
Soits Hestock
Anson Weeks
KDIKA
Geo
Julha Hares
CBS
WABC
Atlantic City Musicale
WGR
Risera Orchestra
Sylvia Sapira
William Hall
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Meyer Davis
Roy Marvin
Gipsy Ensemble
Eton
Salon Orchestra
Sam Prager
Akron Wadc
Frankli Westphal
Cowboy Tom
Leipzig
Bobby Benson
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Lone Wolf Tribe
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London
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Ozzie and
Earle
Isham Jones
Vaughn de Leath
Just Plain Bull
St Paul's Lutheran Program
Myrt
Marge
Meyer Oasis’ Orchestra
Buck Rogers
Fray and Braggiott
Manny Rosenberg
Jack Smith
Sam
Ruth Etting
Akron University
Mills Brothers
Cincinnati
WELW
Paris
Tony
Alice Remsen
Doctor
WTAM
Ivestock
Pollock
Lawnhurst
Ann Hard
Geo. Williams
U. S Navy Band
Board of Education
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Rade Household Institute
Betty
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U. S. Marine Band
Radio Guild
John Marvin Tener
Charlie
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Earl
Ernie
Annie
Maud
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Flying Family
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Zene
Fred Jeske
Sodero
Maerte Jacobs
Russ Columbo
National Radio Forum
Jack Rose II
Red Nichols Orchestra
Ex French Army Member Returns Home to New Bedford
Ernest A. Eltis Jr returned to New Bedford after a year of compulsory service in the French army. Born in America to French natives, he went to France in 1921 with his parents, lived in Hericourt five months, and was drafted by the French army. He gained 14 pounds during his year of service.
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New Bedford
Mass
Ernest A. Eltis
Eltis
France
Hericourt
America
Ernest
Aged man nurses 30-year-old pet deer in Payallup
Police investigated a cruelty to animals charge and found an 81 year old man caring for a 30 year old pet deer. He refused to permit officers to shoot the animal.
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Leslie Howa
Jackie Cooper
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Albany
Hont Gibson
Film of Japan
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University of Cincinnati
Tony Cabooch
Los Amigos
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Emily Post
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Nancy Jenkins
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Sara Stanton
Bob Geltman
WJAY
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Phil Baker
Rivali
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Ecker Hill
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Utah
Elyria Savings
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