Elyria Lightweights Fall to St. Marys 29 26 on Late Rally
Elyria high school lightweights trailed 14 3 after a slow first quarter on a small gym floor. St Marys used long shots to build a lead before finishing strong as Brengartner netted 13 and Hales and Horan led Elyria with nine and six respectively in a 29 26 loss.
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Elyria‘ High School
St. Mary‘s. Sandusky
St. Marys
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Hales
Horan
Bonors
Brengartner
Amherst Beats Ridgeville In Fast Local Basketball Game
Amherst high school defeated Ridgeville high 28 to 47 at the school gym in a fast opening game. Coach Baxter used the second team with success while substitutes Nickel Brown and Hoffmar joined Amherst, and a freshman Freebies game ended 15 to 14.
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Amherst
Amherst Ill
Ridgeville Hi
Baxster
Doyie Huiton
Nie Jong
Ridgeville
Milton Huuton
Wally
Wesley Kreesger
Sharp
Doyle Hutten
C Ridge
taHet Briegman
Ielir
Limpet
Lath
Nickel
G. Brown
Hoffmar
Championship at Ridgeville Sparks Narrow First-Half Title
Ridgeville hosts a triple header tonight with Oberlin Business College facing Grafton Gary Motors in a race for the first half Ridgeville league crown. Oberlin has lost two games to Fox Furnace Five and Baldwin-Wallace. Gary Motors rides a 21 game win streak. Prelims feature Olmsted Maidens versus Belden ex-Hi girls and Olmsted Grange against Elyria Columbia Steel. Game time 7:45.
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Ridgeviile
Oberlin Business College
Grafton Bothgary Motors
Business College
Etoll
Witteathers
Fox Furnace Five
Baldwin-Wallace
Grafton
Red Shuster
Hank” Belden
Olmsted Grange
Elyria Columbia Steel
Two Close Games Highlight Young Men's Club Night at Y
Two games in the Young Men's Club league at the Y saw the Young Men's club defeat Hi-Y 43 to 22. In the second game the De-Molar quintet edged the Agenda club 27 to 26 on a late Schulke shot, securing a one-point win.
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Hi-Y
de- Molar
Agenda
Schulke
a_ Jong
Unclear Fight Sees No Likely Contender Emerging
The report states that nothing in the current bout suggests a fighter ready to challenge the lightweight champion, leaving the division without a clear next opponent.
Seniors Roll Up 33-9 Score On Luckless Sophs
The Seniors defeated the Sophomores 33 to 9 in the opening game at the high school. Seniors led 19 to 2 at halftime as Molek and Grills each scored nine points and Wendorf added eight. Crooks led the Sophomores with the best score. The Freshmen beat the Junior High 79 to 11. Warren and Toth played for their respective teams.
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Fey
Eas Fe
Fiteh
Gehlie
Gaston
eEahenet
Heary
A Sonnson
G. T. Fey
Mostk
Eesteee- P
Wendorf
Whitnes Cook
Schulk
G. Tr
T. Sennitz
Blakerf
Hanson
Crooks
Scoville
McDonald
Mastin
Plas
Dunst
Tate
Emerick
Goodseed Ris
Arlp -Rebes
F. A
Myers
Sammerles
Gerber
Sue Wee
Thompson
Molek
Grills
Sophs
Vic- Warren
Toth
Tenorio Proves Disappointment in Draw with Flowers
Tenorio, a Filipino touted as a challenger for Sammi Mandell's lightweight title, fought Bruce Flowers to a draw before 419 fans in New York. Tenorio showed willingness but lacked a knockout punch, despite recent wins over Stanislaus Laayza and Joe Glick.
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New John
Lop Tenorio
New York
Sammi Mandell
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Y
Tenorio
Stanislaus Laayza
Joe Glick
Brooksro
Oberlin High Beats Norwalk in Close Gym Showdown
Oberlin High defeated Norwalk 56 to 22 in a tight home game marked by Jatt playing and a late rally. Oberlin trailed 18-15 at halftime, pulled ahead late in the third, and Powers tied the score before Bohrer and Stone sealed the win.
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Oberlin High
Norwals
Norwalk
Oberlin
Captain Powers
Bohrer
Stone
T.bohrer
Seeee
Kreuger
Berry
Hamilin
Powers
Strong
Locke
Dunn
Eee Widemater
Rishman
Reed Taylor
Gahn
Robert Taylor
Dudler
Thetier
Local Elyria team set for Berea game
Elyria high prepares for a non league confrontation with Berea in the town gym tonight. The lineup features Bil Cox at forward opposite Cowie, Cook at center, and Shreeder and Smith as guards with Kirby possibly moving in. Stroeder has been practicing and may provide late game strength after missing previous contests.
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Elsha High
Berea
Bereans
Elyria
Elyrians
Vicky
Berger
Bil Cox
Cowie
Cook
Oper
Shreeder
Smith
Kirby
Stroeder
Davis Cup Opens With Canada In American Zone
Montreal reports Canada enters the Davis Cup in the American zone while Sweden competes in the European zone. In New York City events, various athletes and officials are listed with upcoming bouts, trials, and matches across multiple cities including Newark St. Augustine and St. Paul.
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Paris
Canada
Sweden
Farmers Institute Attendance and Local News in Huntington
The Farmers Institute met January 16 and 17 at the town hall with dinner both days and a strong program. Elections named Hart Lein singer president C. C. Firkel vice president Mrs. Conola Rolce secretary treasurer and Mrs. Bessie Regal lady correspondent. Several community members attended night school Augmenting weekly activities. a birthday celebration for Mary Cassell marked a quiet weekend. Local visits, repairs, church revival notes, and a death in Cleveland were also reported along with car accidents and real estate moves in the Rochester township area.
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Umuntington
Farmers Institute
Town Hall
Bessie Regal
Tracy Lorence
Center
Mary Cassell
Lorence
Lucy Cassel
Flora Sike
Turner West
Johnson Crile
Marion
Harry Souda
Nile Thudium
Sullivan High School
New London
A. Neel
Beatrice Ewer
Frieda
R. Thudium
Elvira
Clarence Seitters
Wellington
Belden notes on games and events in Oberlin area
The Belden community reports the Rothgcraft Motors team to play Mallet Creek at Belden with a girls basketball game slated. A Belden Parent-Teacher program features juggling and sketches. Local residents travel to Indianapolis and Elyria for visits and medical care. An accident at home injured L D Gibson knee cap. he is hospitalized. Community clubs hold meetings with meals and plans for Feb 29 hosting.
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Grafton
Janu
Belden
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
FE. B. Durkee
Faton
Ed. Durkee
Rothgary Motors
Mallet Creek
Rebecca Brody
Indianapolis
Indiana
Carl Longwell
Lorain
Rose Longwell
Parent-Teacher Association
Kelsey
Firesteim
Bernsteim
P. H. Rogers
Arthur Root
L. D. Gibson
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Gibson
Big Four Railroad
Irvin Kinnect
Clarence Wise
Mennell
F. Lawson
Landman
Sunshine Court
Homemaker Club
W. F. Holcomb
J. Feature
G. E. Gardner
Eaton i Itis
Rothgart Motors
Fox Furnace
M. E. Sunday School
Suzanne Kelley
Dorothy Schworer
Rochester News Briefs Mention Mrs Richardson's Improvement
F A Richardson spent last week in Cleveland with his wife and children. Mrs Richardson is in a hospital there undergoing treatment and her many friends will be glad to learn she is very much improved and expects to be home in a couple of weeks. Also noted are mentions of Mr and Mrs L E Gafias.
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John Jackson
Sullivan
Harold Rolce
Cleveland
LH. Rugs
Wellington
Farmers Institute
Johnson Crile
F. B
Nile Thudium
New London
Pearl Thudium
Nova
Calista Phillips
J. T. Bottomier
Weaight
Nuegele
Kolbe
Terry
Conrad Naegele
Ira Gents
Mt. Vernon
J. S_' Heffener
Lorain
G. J. Feeley
Annabelle
L. B. Feeley
Marilynn
Elyria
Clarence Gariss
Eleanor
E. A. Gariss
Gariss
Wakeman
Harvey Pearsall
Elva
Christine Stanfield
Shelby
Sally Forman
Robert Black
F A. Black
Lewis Jewett
Slamercian Hospital
Frank Rick
Claresfield
J. H. Hodgkin
Harvey Lang
Astland
D. Simmons
M. EF
The
Baptist Church
Irvin John
Oliver Bowman
Berlin Heights
N M. Pond
Will Ledyard
Alton Bradford
Clinical
Bradford
Rochester Township
Norman Pond
E. F. Case
E. R. Ledyard
Chas
Roger
Center
Rochester
F. A. Richardson
Organizes Safety Groups Across Ohio Unions
Work to organize safety groups in all building trades unions statewide will begin in Ohio. Plus in Oberlin a special chicken dinner is offered every Sunday from noon to 2 PM at the Oberlin Inn.
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Columbus. O
Oberlin-Inn
Oberlin
O. 12
Safety campaign to reduce industrial accidents in Ohio
D F McMurphy a construction engineer has been named to lead a safety and hygiene drive. Groups will be formed to inform workers on hazard elimination as the campaign starts soon. TJ Donnelly announces a Building Trades committee of Ohio per 1927 Ohio Federation of Labor instructions.
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Ed Jobs
D. F. McMurphy
Oteloat
Vision of Safety and Hygiene Aid
Ohio
TJ. Donnelly
Ohio Conference of Building Masons
Building Trades Committee of
Ohio Federation of Labor
Rabbi to discuss capital punishment at Euclid Avenue Temple
Rabbi Harnett R. Brickner leads four Sunday talks starting January 24 at 10 20 a m from Euclid Avenue Temple Cleveland Ohio broadcast on WEAR WTAM 3599 8. Music directed by James H. Rogers. Topic for Sunday January 24 is Should Capital Punishment be Abolished.
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Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
WEAR
WTAM
Harnett R. Brickner
James H. Rogers
Fanise
Rabbi Brickner
Acosta Released on Writ in Connecticut Jail Case
Bert Acosta the trans Atlantic aviator was freed from jail today on a writ of habeas corpus. He had been sentenced to five days for violating Connecticut law against fowl lying. The report notes his jail release mirrors his prior land bound status before his take off for France.
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Acosta
Wavanna
Conn
Bert Acosta
Connecticut
Fow
New Haven
France
Hert
Acosta Detained Over Airplane Warrant and Habeas Case
In a Newark area incident, Acosta faced a detainer from Bergen County officials linked to a charge of stealing an airplane from Teterboro. Attorneys obtained a writ of habeas corpus to produce him in court, with the plane held by attachments tied to debts. Tune in to WTAM tonight for the Big Willys-Overland program.
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Richard BE. Byrd
Naugatuck
Mangentuck
Waterbury
Acosta
Asder-Jastif
John Dosskdess
Sherif Wiliam
Singer
Bergen County
N. J
Teterbers
WTAM
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