Schmeling Arrives In U S Pleased Over Stribling Bid
Max Schmeling arrives in New York aboard the Europa and says he is pleased the world heavyweight title bout with William Stribling is scheduled for June, likely in Chicago. He discusses his manager Joe Jacobs, renewed five year contract, confidence, current fitness, and plans for a U S tour starting February 9.
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Cameron
United Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Joe
Max
William Lawrence
Stribling
Chicago
Sharkey
Jacobs
Jack Sharkey
CHANGE DATE OF SUBURBAN GAME
The Church of Christ Dover game has moved from Saturday to Friday this week because the Y floor is in use.
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Church of Christ-Dover
Knights of Ot feature match sparks bowling league lead
Corkers beat Comets two games to one to widen their Knights of St. John league edge at the K of Calleys. Packers swept Clippers three straight as E Biaser rolled a 225 high single in the evening's bowling.
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Comets
Knights of St. John
K. of Calleys
Packers
Clippers
E. Biaser
Martin Swiss Ace Makes U S Debut At Newark Meet
Swiss middle distance star Dr Paul Martin opens his 1931 season with a 1000 yard handicap at the Newark A C meet in the 113th Regiment Armory Newark. Bernie McCafferty and Eddie Roll are top contenders in the Newark 500. Leo Lermond and Gus Moore duel in the two mile. Tra Singer and Chet Bowman race in the 50 60 and 70 yard dashes. National Interscholastic Championships feature 32 schools.
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Newark
N. J
Paul Martin
Newark A. C
113Th Regiment Armory
Bernie McCafferty
Holy Cross Star
Eddie Roll
Leo Lermond
Gus Moore
Moore
Brooklyn
Tra Singer
New York University
Chet Bowman
Quarter Million Saw Ohio State Eleven
Approximately a quarter of a million football fans watched Ohio State University play last fall. Home games drew 166,862 fans and 90,000 attended away games. Michigan drew 68,261, Navy 40,000, with Mount Union Indiana Michigan Pittsburgh Wisconsin Northwestern Illinois among opponents.
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Ohio State University
Ohio State
Mount Union
Indiana
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Vy Andllinois
Elyria and Lakewood Tankers Meet Friday
Elyria High's swimming team, reinforced by several stars newly eligible this semester, will face Lakewood in a dual Lake Erie meet Friday afternoon at the Lakewood pool.
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Elyria High
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Wilmington Walls Antioch In Slow Basketball Win
Wilmington College defeated Antioch College 29 to 10 in Wilmington, CO., last night, extending its season win streak to seven. The game was slow with few scoring chances.
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Wilmington Wallops
Antioch
Wilmington, CO
Wilmington College
Antioch College
Eaton Defeats Roofer Five in Rough Indoor Game
Eaton Independents edged Amherst Na bakowski Roofers 45 to 43 after trailing at halftime. Rundle led Eaton with 20 points, Dorle Hutton top-scoring for Amherst with 16. Prelims saw Eaton Ex-Highs beat Elyria O. P. S 30-27, while Eaton Girls downed Dover Girls 18-10 with Jean Cook scoring 17.
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Eaton Independents
Amherst Nabakowski Roofers
Amherst
Eaton
Rundle
Dorle Hutton
Elyria O. P. S
Hill
Fullmer
Schrock
Hess
Eaton Girls
Dover Girls
Jean Cook
Gleason
Reese Tae Henes
Menz
Schriner
D. Hutton
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M. Hutton
Splete
Fulmer
C V. Carpenter
Durkee
Phelps
TE Ie
Squires
Tomson
Seesesenee
Basso
LE Hs Endamenist
McIntire
OD 'Stevenson
Ste Ea Hes
Basketball Results From Across Colleges
Ohio Northern 323, Otterbein 35, Toledo U Wilmington 29, Antioch 10. Wyoming 38, Kearney Normal 17. Oregon State 37, Washington 23. Santa Clara 42, California 23. BASKETBALL RESULTS summarized from United Press reports across multiple college games.
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United Press
Ohio Northern
Otterbein
Wilmington
Antioch
University of Wyoming
Kearney Normal
Oregon State
Washington
Santa Clara
California
Games Tonight Across Cedarville and Athens
Bass visits Cedarville in a local game while Marshall College travels to Ohio University in Athens for a pair of college basketball showdowns.
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Cedarville
Marshall College
Ohio U
Athens
Riot follows mat bout in Dallas
In Dallas a wrestling exhibition between Bull Montana and John Kilonis ended in a riot after Montana was awarded the decision on a foul. The match was rough, Kilonis won the first fall, and after a second fall exchange a fist hit led to chaos as referee Cyclone Fox awarded Montana the foul. Spectators joined in, but no serious injuries were reported.
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Tex
Bull Montana
Hollywood
John Hilonas
Chicago
Montana
Kilonis
Hkilonis
Cyclone’ Fox
Fox
Hall Meets Thurnblad For National Cup Title
CHICAGO January 28 Johnny Layton once king of three cushion billiard players exits the field as former champion Allen Hall and Arthur Thurnblad Chicago rivals advance to the 1931 world title final Hall's win over Layton and Thurnblad's 50 to 32 victory over Otto Reiselt assure an all Chicago final for the championship with Layton unable to finish higher than second in the event.
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Johnny Layton
Allen Hall
Arthur Thurnblad
Layton
Hall
Thurnblad
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Church League Leads Find New Twist With Hungarian Reformed Win
The Y M C A Church league title race tightened as St. Agnes fell 23 18 to the Hungarian Reformed. St Marys and Church of Christ remain undefeated at 4 0 after wins over St Marys beating the Baptists 37 7 and Church of Christ toppling the Methodists 30 13. Pilgrim Community and St Johns also won.
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Methodists
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C. of Christ
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Boyd
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G. F Gerber
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Bes Rogers
British Golfers Face Forty-One Major Tournaments 1931
British players face a 1931 season with thirty-one fixtures and ten international major events. The outlook centers on amateurs, professionals, and rising talents, with Jim Barnes and Mac Smith likely to compete in the British Open at Carnoustie as Jones era figures loom. The year opens in Rye with the Oxford Cambridge Putter and runs through September with Ryder Cup play in Ohio and other major championships across Britain, Ireland, Europe, and the United States.
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United Press
London
WUP
Britain
Jim Barnes
Mac Smith
United States
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Forfar
Scotland
Barnes
Tiitle
John Bail
Royal Hotel
Hoylake
Rye
Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society
Southport
Liverpool
Westward Ho
North Devon
Portmarnock
Dublin
Columbus
Ohio
Oxford
Sandwich
Southerdown
Southerndown
Yorkshire Evening News
Sandmoor
Carncustle
Dalmahoy
Guilane
Guillane
Rosses Point
Scioto
Wannsee
Berlin
Cleveland Seeks Notre Dame Navy 1931 Game
Cleveland civic officials pressed to move the Notre Dame Navy football game to the citys new lake front stadium. Knute Rockne visited the city and told Stadium Commissioner George H Bender that Navy should choose the site, prompting Bender to confer with Naval Academy officers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Civic Stadium
Notre Dame
B'nai B'rith Forfeits To St Johns In Sth Game
B'nai B'rith forfeited to St Johns in a scheduled basketball game. The result affects standings and reflects the latest development in the league schedule.
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B'nai B'rith
St Johns
Wesleyan Coach Uses Unique Training Policy
Ohio Wesleyan coach Raymond Detrick uses two distinct policies in Buckeye Conference prep. No scrimmage during practice and rotating starting players each game. These methods aim to maximize exertion through schedule pace and confuse opponents, contributing to a four game conference win streak while maintaining league leadership.
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Delaware
Raymond Detrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Wesleyan
Detrick
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Hungarian Reformers Face Cleveland Showdown Tonight
The Elyria Hungarian Reform ed five travel to Cleveland to meet the last Sokal AC quintet in a main preliminar clash. Elyria Reds are set to battle East Cleveland Presbyterians in the same card.
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Cleveland
Sokal AC
Elyria Reds
East Cleveland Presbyterians
Elyria High Cage Five Faces Crucial League Test Friday
Elyria High meets Shaw in a vital Lake Erie League clash that could determine title chances for both teams. The Smithmen eye a win to stay in the chase while Shaw seeks to stay in contention, with Lorain at Heights and Lakewood at Rocky River also on Friday’s schedule. Salt, a top scorer, is out for Shaw after midseason graduation, weakening their balanced attack.
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A. N. Smith
Elyria High
Lake Erie
Shaw and
Smithmen
Shaw
Tooms
Lorain
van Orsdall
Black and Gold
Shaw Court
Ahso
Flag
Salt
Mid-Ye
Wisecup
Heights
Lakewood
Rocky River
Fight Results In Stamford And Lansing Cards
In Stamford Maxie Rosenbloom the light heavy champion knocked out Gene McCue of Newark in the third round in a non title bout. Mike Esposito of Stamford won an eight round decision over Romeo Dubois of New Haven. In Lansing Tony Herrera of Chicago scored a technical knockout over Phil McGraw of Detroit in the fourth round.
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Conn
Maxie Rosenbroom
Gene McCue
Newark
N. J
Mike Esposito
Romeo Dubois
New Haven
Lansing
Mich
Tony Herrera
Chicago
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Ohio Northern Beats Otterbein 33 to 19 in Conference Game
Ohio Northern kept its Ohio Conference basketball record clean by defeating Otterbein 33 to 19 at ADA. The Polar Bears pulled away in the second period after a 15 to 14 halftime edge. Otterbein's Andrews led with 12 points while Smith and Jacobs added 11 and 9.
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Ohio
Otterbein
Polar Bears
Andrews
Smith
Jacobs
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