Elyria Shaw In Lake Erie League Contest Here Friday
Eddie Kawolics of the Guerin Pretzels leads city league bowlers with a 193 average. Hal Schafer and Roy Ellis of the Eagles follow by three pins, while others top the chart include George Bohn of the Elks and Johnny Banick of the Elks. Team totals show the Elks leading with 2,921, Knights of Columbus second with 2,876.
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Eddie Kawolics
Guenin Pretzels
Joe Otten
Kanolies
Hal Schafer
Roy Ellis
Eagles
Keglers
George Bohn
The
Elks
Johnny Banick
Alex Black
Knights of Columbus
Elmer Donnelly
Bill Coughlan
Schafer
Ellis
Guerin Pretzels
Clark’s Service
Elkis
Chronicle Telegram
Kanalics
Prea Ellis
Esscesesces
Bonn
Benick
Black
Donnells Eagles
Conghlan
C . We
Traxler
Guerin
Martin
Chronicle-Telegram
Worth Rgton
Elys
Krugman
Clark’s
Wilcox
Guenin
Moran
Chronite
e-Telegram & Peltz
Umas
Levinsky Scores Kayo Victory Over Christner
King Levinsky of Chicago stopped Meyer Christner of Akron in the fifth round at St. Nicholas Arena after nine counts. Christner matched the champ through four rounds before a decisive sequence left him dropped six times and the referee halted the bout.
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New York
King Levinsky
Chicago
Meyer
Christner
Akron
St. Nicholas Arena
Kingfish
Gunboat Smith
Levinsky
Ohio U Cagers Down Marshall
Harold Brown led Ohio University with 18 points to lift the Buckeyes to a 35 to 23 win over Marshall College in Huntington West Virginia. The victory put Ohio in undisputed second place, one game behind Ohio Wesleyan.
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Huntington
W. Va
Harold Brown
Ohio University
West Virginia
Marshall College
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Brown
Ohio
Ramey Hunter
Marshall
Bernard Berens
Ohbio
Boxing Fight Results From New York Pittsburgh and Terre Haute
Boxers Poinform results show Kang Levins stopping Mevrer Christner in New York while Eddie Wolfe defeats Ted Yarosz in Pittsburgh. Tigers Fox stops Humbarto Arce in Terre Haute and several bouts list knockouts and decisions across Illinois Indiana and Porto Rico with multiple fighters named.
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New York
Kang Levinsky
Chicago
Mevrer
Kayo” Christner
Akron
Tony Candella
Drew
Maxie Pink
Innocenti Biagueras
Italy
Chris Karchi
Pittsburgh
Eddie
Kya" Wolfe
Stemphis
Teddy Yarosz
Terre Haute
Tiger Jack Fox
Humbarto Arce
Porto Rico
Pat Murphy
Danvile
Tommy Merriott
Indianapolis
Leroy Gibson
Harry Chapman
Ter- Te Haute
Cisde Piper
Arcola
Ill
Link Hollenbeck
Marshal
Mat Results By United Press
In New York Ed Straneler Lewis of Kentucky defeated Jim Brouwn ing. Boston saw Sammy Stein retain the title as Mike Nazutki of Russia lost decision to Marin Plestina of Czecho Slovakia. New Haven featured Kirilenko of Russia beating Sid Westrich while Pat McClary of Ireland threw Bill Middlehauf and Dr Fred Meyers of Indiana defeated Sandor Szabo of Hungary. Gino Garibaldi of St Louis defeated Ivan Vakturoff of Russia and Abe Coleman of Los Angeles defeated Rudy Dusek of Omaha.
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United Press
New York
Straneler
Lewis
Kentucky
Jim Brouwning
Boston
Sammy Stein
Mike Nazutki
Russia
Marin Plestina
Czecho-Slovakia
Steve Znosky
New Haven
Matros Kirilenko
Sid Westrich
Pat McClary
Ireland
Bill Middlehauf
Florida
Fred Meyers
Indiana
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Jim Annaos
Greece
Ralph Wilson
Philadelphia
Gino Garibaldi
St Louis
Ivan Vakturoff
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Cage Results From Early College Football Matches
Alabama defeated Sewanee 40 to 22 and Carnegie Tech beat Indiana Teachers 31 to 30. Michigan outscored Minnesota 34 to 129 in a surprising tally while Notre Dame crushed Toledo 42 to 14 and Vanderbilt won 54 to 34 over LSU. Ohio University beat Marshall 35 to 23 and Valparaiso fell 21 to 34. St Viator lost 9 to 21. Geneva 32, Central Indiana Normal 33, Indiana Teachers 30.
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United Press
Alabama
Sewanee
Central Indiana Normal
Indiana
Geneva
Carnegie Tech
Michigan
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Toledo T
Valparaiso
St. Viator
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Ohio U
Marshall
Funeral for Cleveland race owner Otic Menamaker
Funeral services were held today in Cleveland Heights for Otic Menamaker 53 owner of a race horse stable that included Captain's Daughter and Chorister. The services followed his death earlier this week and reflected his prominence in regional racing circles.
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Cleveland
Otic
Menamaker
Cleveland Heights
Henrietta Five Set to Face Clearview in Loop Showdown
Hen rietta High, tied for the Lorain County league lead with Avon High, can seize undisputed first place by beating Clearview in Friday’s top game. Clearview, led by coach Harry Frankfather, seeks to derail the leaders after a season loss to Belden.
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Salsbury
Henrietta High
Lorain County
Clearview
Avyon High
Henrietta
Lorain St. Mary's
Harry Frankfather
Belden
Eaton
Brighton
LaGrange
Avonue
Brookside
Brownhelm
South Amherst-Eaton
Henrietta-Clearview
Avon
Juniors Dominate Freshmen In Interclass Victory
The Juniors beat the Freshmen 39 to 16 on the high school court with Bob Carr scoring 15. The Juniors move into first place, a half game ahead of the Sophomores as the Freshmen drop to the cellar after a ragged game highlighted by a scoreless second and third period. Greensboro, N C will host the Rochester Red Wings Spring training camp, with Greensboro and the New York state team noted as Cardinal farm teams.
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Bob Carr
Sophs
Myers
Forbes
Greensboro
N. C
Rochester Red Wings
Gréensboro
New York State
Cardinal Farme
Nemo Nemer: Sharp Shooter and Self-Proclaimed Coast King
Jeremiah Nemo Nemer, star guard for the Southern California Trojans, is celebrated as the Pacific coast’s greatest sharpshooter. The 21-year-old senior often taunts rivals with his running hook shot, leading USC to a coast championship and ranking high in scoring while enduring relentless taunts from fans and coach Sam Barry.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast
California
Jeremiah
Nemo
Sam Barry
Trojan
Nemes
Nemo Nemer
Nemer
Tipe
Trojans
Stanford
Coast
Somerville Favored For Amateur Golf Crown At Kenwood
United Press reports from New York outline the 1333 Amateur Golf Championship at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati September 11 to 16. Defending champion C Ross Somerville of Canada, nicknamed Silent Sandy, is highlighted for form temperament and a stout fighting spirit as predictions and odds favor him amid a field that includes Goodmans Morelands Leavers and McCarthys.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Cincinnati
Kenwood Country Club
C. Ross Somerville
Canada
Squire Bob Jones
Joe Beckett
Squire
Cheer
Iowa
Silent Sandy
Silent Andy
Sandy
Jones
Sarazen
Goodmans
Morelands
Leavers
McCarthys
Fishhers
Yates
Guimets
Somerville
Goodman
Hosket Retains Scoring Lead for Ohio State
In Columbus on January 24 Bill Hosket center stayed atop Ohio State's scoring list by scoring 10 points against Xavier University. He now has 55 points for the season while Lew Hinchman leads other scorers with 58 points capt. Howard Watterson 56 Bob Colburn 51 Herb Brown 42 Bill Beitner 33 and Jack Wilson 22 also contributing.
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Columbus
Bill Hosket
Ohio State
Xavier University
Hosket Tac
Lew Hinchman
Howard Wattison
Bob Colburn
Herb Brown
Bill Beitner
Jack Wilson
New York players sign 33 contracts in 24 hours
Led by Lefty Gomez six players join the Yankees Giants and Dodgers in 24 hours signaling a possible softening holdout. Vernon Gomez Arndt Jorgens Don Brennan and Russel Van Atta join the Yankees Jack Ryan signs with the Giants and Tony Cuccinello signs with the Dodgers. Babe Ruth and Herb Pennock remain unsigned. Ed Barrow promises progress after a talks with Lou Gehrig.
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New York
CPI
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Giants
Dodgers
Yankee
Vernon Gomez
Arndt Jorgens
Don Brennan
Russel van Atta
Jack ‘Blondie’ Ryan
Tony Cuccinello
Senor Gomez
Ed Barrow
Lefty
Barrow
Lou Gehrig
Lou
Tly
Babe Ruth
Herb Pennock
Jack Ryan
Ryan
Buffalo
Holy Cross
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Bill Terry
Hughie Critz
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
George Davis
Glenn Spencer
Wycoff and Davis Set for Cleveland Mat Bout Tonight
Wycoff of St. Louis and Karl Davis of Columbus meet in Cleveland for a shot at Jim Londos heavy title. Wycoff previously lost on a disqualification to John Pesek of Nebraska after arguing with referee Ernie Maddock.
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Lee Wycoff
St. Louis
Karl Davis
Columbus
Jim Londos
Wycoff
John Pesek
Nebraska
Ernie Maddock
Hi-Speeds Top Hardware rivals in Y City showdown
The Hi-Speeds meet Elyria Hardwares in the top City League game at the Y M C A court tonight. Both teams are undefeated, with Hi-Speeds favored to win though Hardwares could upset the champs. Other games include Ohio Fuel Gas vs De Molays and Guerin Pretzels against Elyria Cash. The opener starts at 7 30.
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Hi-Speeds
Elyria Hardwares
Ohio Fuel Gas
de- Molays
Guerin Pretzels
Elyria Cash
Ohio
Roofers Face Ebinger Coals Tonight In Amherst Showdown
The Nabakowski Roofers host the Ebinger Coals of Lorain at the local high school tonight in a key independent game. Ebingers are Lorain County leaders, while Amherst’s Roofers rely on a strong passing attack to challenge the visiting club.
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Amherst
Nabakowski Roofers
Ebinger Coals
Lorain
Ebingers
Port City
Cleveland Card Lists Several All Star Bouts
Cleveland preview for January 30 boxing show at Public Auditorium under American Legion and Cleveland News. Main card features Gorilla Jones vs Sammy Slaughter and Ben Jeby vs Paul Pirrone. Notable preliminaries include Carmen Barth, Jack Pallat, Ross Fields, Jimmy Vaughn, Press Johnson, Jackie Davis, Sammy O'Dell, Paul Dazzo, and Ahe Feldman.
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Cleveland
Public Auditorium
American Legion
Cleveland News
Gorilla Jones
Sammy Slaughter
Ben Jeby
Paul Pirrone
Sammy Deutsch
Carmen Barth
Jack Pallat
Ross Fields
Barth
Victor Bizak
Jimmy Vaughn
Press Johnson
Jackie Davis
Sammy O’dell
Lucy Welch
Davis
O’dell
Sammy
Akron
Fields
Jack Pallot
Hank Hankinson
Jack Dempsey
Ahe Feldman
Pallat
Feldman
Johnny Rousseau
New York
Cissell to Sign Indian Contract in Cleveland
Cleveland Jan 24 UPI Bill Cissell second baseman for the Indians and one of few players offered a raise will sign and return his contract Forrest Twogood Toledo rookie also will sign as reported by UPI
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Cleveland
UPI
Bill Cissell
Cleveland Indians
Forrest Twogood
Toledo
Southpees
Early Big TenOrigins and Derby Favorites
The Big Ten, later Western Football Conference, began in 1896 as the Big Seven. Kentucky Derby favorites have numbered twenty eight winners.
Heights, Lakewood Vie For Lake Erie Loop Crown
Elyria High prepares for Shaw game as Heights and Lakewood lead the Lake Erie League standings with two top contenders shaping the title race. Elyria’s lineup fills missing spots after graduations as Shaw and Lorain also clash in Friday games.
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Purple
Elyria
Lorain
Lakewood
Erie
Russ Davies
Lake Erie
Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Shaw High
Siath Streeters
The
Crimson
Urig
Tommy Doane
Madock
Lehman
Coniam
Murkowski
Shaw Bantams
Dave Eaton
Quint
Brove
Davies
Blair
Spring Valley Directors Meet on February 8
Spring Valley Country Club outlines a busy golf season with a private operation. Newly elected officers are Dr. A F Hagedorn president Geo R Kunkle vice president J L Donnelly secretary and Scott H Cook treasurer. The Board of Directors will meet on February 8 at an undecided site. Membership fees have been reduced for the coming season.
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Spring Valley Country Club
A. F. Hagedorn
Geo. R. Kunkle
J. L. Donnelly
Scott
H. Cook
Cleveland Athletic Club
Bob Randall
Eagles Face Guerin Pretzels In Key City Bowling Match
First place in the City Bowling League hangs on tonight as the Eagles oppose the Guerin Pretzels at the Knights of Columbus lanes. A Pretzels clean sweep would topple the Birdmen from the lead. The Knights of Columbus also meet the Chronicle Telegram.
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Eagles
Guerin
Knights of Columbus
Chronicle-Telegram
Notre Dame Handles Toledo In Big 42 14 Victory
Notre Dame basketball crushed Toledo 42 to 14 in Toledo. Ed Kraus led the Irish with 11 points as Notre Dame built a 25 to 6 halftime advantage. The win showcased Notre Dame’s dominance on Monday night.
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Toledo
Notre Dame
University of Toledo
Ed Kraus
Harmworthy Trophy Race Debut Wins at 18 Knot Speed
The 1903 Harmworthy Trophy event saw the first race won at a speed of 18 knots. Sailors from competing crews recorded this fast time as the race's standout performance of that inaugural year.
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Harmworthy
Leaders Upset In Cue Play
CHICAGO January 24 Wyvern billiard stars surge in the World Three Cushion Championship with 20 of 45 games played. Welker Cochran remains undefeated, while four others share second with three wins and one loss. Tiff Denton opens against Arthur Thurnblad as Clarence Jackson faces Otto Reiselt. Johnny Layton and Augie Kieckhofer post notable comebacks in day’s action, including Layton beating Jackson 50 to 39 and Kieckhofer edging Hall 50 to 48.
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Heights
Lakewood
Shaw
Elyria
Lorain
Hilltoppers
Baines
Veale
Tanno
Purple
Radman
Azok
Lavender
Graduation
McCaskey
Howie Pearce
Bill Jones
Clymer
Bill
Deb Urig
Chicago
Yveteran Billiard
Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Cochran Idle
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Arthur Thurnblad
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Layton
Allen Hall
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Cal
Johnny Layton
Jackson
Augie Kieckhofer
Hall
Sandusky Woman Wins Ohio Bowling Title
Mrs. Ruse Hinkey of Sandusky won the singles championship at the Eighth Annual Ohio Women's Bowling Association Tournament in Akron. Miss Mary Oberholtzer of Akron took the all-events title with 1685, while Hinkey's all-events total was 1634. Kaufman Funeral five of Cleveland won the team crown. Grace Hatch and Peggy Friedel of Cleveland claimed doubles with 1209.
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Akron
Ruse Hinkey
Sandusky
Ohio
Ohio Women’s Bowling Association
Hinkey
Mary Oberholtzer
Kaufman Funeral
Cleveland
Grace Hatch
Peggy Friedel
Kelnkey
Schummer
Milk Diet For Grimes
Burleigh Grimes, veteran pitcher, plans to join the Chicago Cubs next season after recovery from an appendicitis operation. He reports a milk diet, drinking a large pitcher at every meal, and says he feels better than in years while keeping a strict winter regimen on his farm near St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago Cubs
Burleigh
Grimes
Here
Tommy Milton wins Indianapolis Memorial Day classic twice
Tommy Milton remains the only driver to win the Indianapolis Memorial Day classic twice with victories in 1921 and 1923. The piece notes Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Jack Quinn appeared in 42 games in 1932 but did not throw a complete game.
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Tommy Milton
Speed Demon
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
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