Two Featherweight Bouts Dominate Week's Boxing Card
Seaman Watson British featherweight champion meets Fidel La Barba in a 12 rounder at Madsen Square Garden Friday night. La Barba replaces Kid Chocolate who was deported to Cuba. Watson's title not on line. La Barba the favorite. Also tomorrow in Los Angeles Baby Arizmenda faces Dado in a California featherweight title bout.
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York
Seaman Watson
Fidel la Barba
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Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
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King Lerinsky
Chicago
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Akron
Pittsburgh
Teddy Yar- Osz
Pennsylvania
Eddie “Kid” Wolfe
Tennessee
Terre Haute
Ind
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Tiger Jack Fox
Hans Muller
Paul Delaney
Detroit
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Kalamazoo
Los Angeles
Speedy Dado
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Mexico
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Portland
Ore
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Idaho
Stanley Ketchell
Logansport
Henry Hook
Indianapolis
Jim Sayres
Lafayette
Billy Holt
Manuel Quintero
Florida
Evansville
Scotty Cotton
Billy Frick
Hungingburg
Fidel LaBarba
Jeby Seeks 10 Round Score With Pirrone
Ben Jeby aims to settle a disputed decision with Cleveland’s Paul Pirrone on Jan 30 at Public Auditorium. Jeby, world middleweight champion in some circles, is tight lipped about a prior alleged ducking and promises a stronger showing after his recent Madison Square Garden win. The card also features five more bouts including Maxie Rosenbloom defending a light-heavy title and other heavyweight clashes across cities.
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Ben Jeby
New York State
Paul Pirrone
News Christmas Fund
New York
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Sammy Slaughter
Jeby
Pirrone
Haye
Paulie
Madison Square Garden
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Jones-Slaughter
Frank Battaglia
Battaglia
Rosy Kid Baker
Indianapolis
Baker
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Slaughter-Jones
South Amherst cagers roll over Camden for fifth league win
South Amherst high school defeated Camden High 48 to 3 in a Lorain county league game played Saturday. Kazuka led scoring with ten points, followed by Eberhardt with nine and Ruth and Jones with eight each. In the girls contest Camden beat South Amherst 16 to 10.
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South Amherst High
Camden High
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Eberhardt
Ruth
Jones
Camden
Lorain Team Seeks Cage Games Here
Lorain Ohio January 23 The Loyd Heys band basketball team invites Class B teams in Elyria to play. For game arrangements contact J W Mart at 1306 West Erie Avenue Lorain Ohio.
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Elyria
J. W. Mart
West Erie Avenue
Lorain
Ohio
Seven Schools Enter Huron B Tournament
Seven schools enter the Huron County Class B basketball tournament to be held at Norwalk February 24 and 25. First round pairings include New Haven versus Monroeville and New London versus Greenwich with North Fairfield earning a opening round bye. Semi finals and final set for the weekend with J. E. Cole as tournament manager and Seibel and Ellis officiating.
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London
Norwalk
North Fairfield
Monroeville
New Haven
New London
Greenwich
Townsend
Wakeman
Packers Lose to Nevers All-Stars at Kezar Stadium
At Kezar Stadium on Sunday Ernie Nevers led his all star squad to a 13 to 6 victory over the Green Bay Packers in front of about 30 000 fans. Harold Red Grange joined the Wisconsin squad but could not stop the Western team. Nevers dominated with a long pass and run setup and touchdown with Ebding catching a Nevers pass for a score.
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Kezar Stadium
Ernie Nevers
Green Bay Packers
Harold “Red” Grange
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nevers
Stanford
Westerners
McKalip
Block Stars Again for Findlay College
Harold "Pete" Block of Elyria High fame scored 12 points for Findlay College in a 29 to 22 loss to John Carroll at Cleveland Saturday. He hit five field goals and two free throws.
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Pete” Block
Elyria High
Findlay College
John Carroll
Cleveland
Block
Amherst Cagers Edge Ridgeville In 31-30 N O A L Game
Amherst High edged Ridgeville 31 30 in a Northern Ohio Athletic League clash played Saturday evening in Ridgeville Salisbury led Ridgeville with 17 points on four field goals and nine fouls while Amherst’s Thomas scored 15 to pace the winner
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Salisbury
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Amherst
Leg Injury May End Career Of Stella Walsh
Stella Walsh formerly of Cleveland who won Poland's 100 meter dash at Los Angeles Olympics was treated for a leg injury that may end her athletic career. She tripped at a Lemberg grade crossing and lay for hours before discovery. Doctors say she sprained her ankle and torn a tendon, making return uncertain.
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Poland
Stanislawa Malasiewicz
Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Lemberg
Miss Walsh
Central Institute of Physical Education
United States
New York
Michigan Tigers Minnesota Five in Western Conference Clash
Michigan invades Minneapolis to meet Minnesota tonight in the only Western Conference game this week. A Michigan win would lift them into a second place tie with Northwestern as Ohio State leads. Northwestern beat Illinois 30 to 27 at Evanston, while Michigan previously defeated Chicago 36 to 18.
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Uzcudun Seeks New Start In Madrid
Former United States exile Paulino Uzcudun returns to Spain in pursuit of the European heavyweight title. At 32 he trains from San Sebastian near his Basque hometown of Regil, declaring he is no has-been and his punch is stronger than ever.
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United States
Paulino Uzcudun
Paulino
New York
Spain
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Regli
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Azcutlun
Lorain High Cagers Defeat Shaker Heights 26 to 15
Lorain High, led by George Radman with nine points, defeated Shaker Heights 26 to 15 Saturday night. After a tight first half, Lorain pulled away as Shaker struggled to score, Day contributing six of the visitors' 15.
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Earl McCaskey
Lorain High
George Radman
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Shaker
Cooper Wins Phoenix Open
Chicago pro Lighthorse Harry Cooper captured the Second Annual Phoenix Open at the rain soaked Phoenix Country Club with rounds of 71 72 and a 281 total. Horton Smith and Ray Manegrum tied for second with 283s and earned $250 each.
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
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Cooper
Horton Smith
Young Springfield
Ray Manegrum
Waco
St Agnes and St Pauls Lead Y M G A Junior Leagues
St Agnes and St Pauls sit atop the A division after Saturday games. St Agnes remains undisputed leader of the B division as results show St Agnes 27 over First Congregationals 10 and Holy Cross 18 over Hungarian Reforms 8 in M G A junior church league play.
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Ohio U quint holds Buckeye spotlight
Ohio University defeated Cincinnati 32 to 28 to join Marshall and Wittenberg in a three way tie for second in the Buckeye Conference. The team heads to Huntington West Virginia to meet Marshall tonight and plays Wittenberg in Springfield Friday night as the week’s only Buckeye games unfold.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Marshall
Wittenberg
Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
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Otterbein
Cherry Ridge Opens Downtown Golf Quarters
Cherry Ridge today opened its downtown headquarters above Haserodt's jewelry on Broad street and plans indoor golf and ping pong for the winter. Hersh Shannon of West River Road public course will run lessons and leagues with a city wide ping pong tournament to follow. The indoor club operates with the outdoor course and is open to the public.
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Broad Street
Hersh Shannon
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Reforms Defeat Cleveland Team in Weekend Games
The Hungarian Reforms routed the Hough Congregationals of Cleveland 46-17 on their floor Saturday night. G Ballos scored 14 for the winners while Adams led the losers with nine. Earlier Friday the Reforms lost 28-27 to Mokren Fords of La Grange with Halliwell tallying 11 for La Grange.
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Cleveland
G. Ballos
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Mokren Fords
la- Grange
Halliwell
Six Games On Sked In North Ohio Loop
Northern Ohio High School league scores this week list six scheduled games. Friday features Medina at Ridgeville Vermilion at New London and Amherst at Wellington. Saturday continues with New London slated for action.
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Ohio
Northern Ohio High School Athletic League
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Ridgeville
Vermilion
New London
Amherst
Wellington
Lorain Reforms Defeat Elyria Hardwares 34-23
Lorain Reforms defeated Elyria Hardwares 34 to 23 at the YMCA court. Jenkins led the Reforms with ten points while Reisz added seven. for Elyria, Adamson scored eight and Carr seven.
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Elyria Hardwares
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Reisz
Adamson
Carr
Amherst Wellington and Ridgeville Prepare for Games
Amherst and Wellington meet Medina in Amherst while Ridgeville travels to Ver milion for league action. City venues set, teams seek key wins as season progresses.
Local Champs Defeat Keller News and Fall to Barberton
Hi Speed Gas finished with a split weekend. Saturday they edged the Norwalk Keller News 34 to 33 on the Elyria Locals floor. Sunday they dropped a 44 to 4 loss to Barberton Columbia Chemicals on the latter’s court. Dave Robertson broke a 32 33 tie with a late pot shot. Barberton trailed most of the game but narrowed the margin in the final period, scoring 19 5 in the last quarter.
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Louie Hall
Ebinger Coals Edge Out Win Over Pretzels
Ebinger Coals of Lorain edged Guerin Pretzels 31 to 30 in a tight main prelim for the Hi-Speed Gas- Norwalk Keller News tilt on the local floor. Rags Radman sank a late double-decker to seal victory as Mel Gerhardinger led the Pretzels with 11. Huck Wentz and Steve Bak tied for game highs with 10 for the Coals.
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Lorain
Guerin Pretzels
Radman
Coals
Mel Gerhardinger
Pretzels
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Amherst Kandy Kids
Mary Valerius
Brainbridge
Muskies Edge Oberlin 28 23 In Tight Conference Clash
Muskies defeat Oberlin 28 to 23 as Anderson scores ten and Spangler adds nine. Game stayed close with a 13-12 halftime margin. Oberlin, under coach Lysle Butler, drops to fourth loss in six starts and faces Case next Saturday.
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Oberlin College Quint
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Muskies
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Bunny Spangler
Case
Three-Cushion Leaders Chase Fourth Straight Win
In Chicago on January 23 Clarence Jackson of Detroit and Jay Bozeman Jr. of Vallejo seek their fourth straight victory in the world three cushion billiard championship tourney. Jackson faces Johnny Layton, 10-time champion from Sedalia, Mo, who has slipped in two games after a running start. Bozeman meets Buffalo veteran Frank Scoville as the event narrows toward the title.
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Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Jay N. Bozemaz, Jr
Vallejo
Cal
Jackson
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Layton
Bozeman
Buffalo
Frank Scoville
Local billiards stars clash as leaders duel
Scoville has one victory and three defeats as Augie Kieckhefer defends his title facing Allen Hall of Chicago who has lost three straight. Kieckhefer remains in the crown race with two wins and one loss. Welker Cochran, Hollywood balkline ace, ties for lead with Bozeman and Jackson after a 50 to 46 win over Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia in 61 innings.
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Augie Kieckhefer
Allen Hall
Chicago Star
Kieckhefer
Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Bozeman
Jackson
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
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