Oberlin College adds swimming as varsity sport
BERLIN O Jan 28 Swimming is the newest varsity sport at Oberlin College. Four matches are set with Case on Feb 11 in Cleveland and Feb 17 return in Cleveland. Oberlin faces Wooster Feb 25 at Wooster and at Oberlin with a fifth match pending. Twenty men on the squad with several promising candidates among them Ken McClosky Wade Fisher Win Murray Roger Brown Allan Bonnell Allan Clapp divers Wim Correll Jack Woodruff and Harold Burns.
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Berlin
Oberlin College
Case
Cleveland
Oberlin
Wooster
Moreno
Eigh
Louis Kweller
Elyria
Fen
Amores
Ken McClosky
Lakewood
Wade Fisher
Win
Murrray
Harold Burns
Duyria
Roger Brown
Erie
Allen Bonnell
Allan Clapp
Wim, Correll
East Clevelnd
Jack “Woodruff
Herold Burns
County Boxing Managers Meet in Lorain Ohio
An Lorain County Amateur Boxing Association meeting is set for the Lorain A C gym on West 22nd Street to elect temporary officers and set a charter deadline. Representatives from chartered clubs will choose permanent officers and voting requires three entries in the Lorain County Golden Gloves.
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Mineing
Frankie Blaha
Charlie White
Louis Gasper
Slim Fliller
Johnny Willis
Dick Finnegan
Elyria
Barckley
Amherst
Martin
Korab
Gascoigne
Hughes
Lorain
Ar Lorain
Change Date Of Opening Indoor Meet To Mar 4
Elyria High tracksters prepare for the indoor season with a March 4 opening date moved from February 26. A likely first opponent is Shawin, with Mansfield and Oberlin visits planned mid March, as Coach Vayvehn builds a twelve man crew and targets a strong interclass meet.
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Chuck Aup
Elyria High
Tubb
Aiaren
Shaw i
Mansfield
Oberlin
Vayvehn
Hein Ont H
Oberlin Cagers Rest and Prepare for Denison Clash
Oberlin College basketball resumes after a two week break with a Feb. 6 game against Denison at Granville. The Crimson and Gold split last week beating Toledo and losing to Baldwin Wallace as Yoakem and Barker shined. Coach Lysle Butler plans a faster offense during the regroup period.
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Oberlin. O
Obberlin College
Savurdas
Lysle Butler
Crimson
Gold Cagers
Denison
Granville
Oberlin
Toledo
Insing
Baldwin-Wallace
Yoakem
Barker
Bil
Butler
Rosenblum Celtics Edge Firestones In Akron Thriller
The Cleveland Rosenblum Celtics defeated the Akron Firestones 42 to 25 in a rough pro basketball clash marked by 43 personal fouls. The game unfolded last night in Akron with both teams competing fiercely.
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Rosenblum-Celtics
Firestones
AKRON
Cleveland Rosenblum-Celtics
Akron Firestones
Elyria Awarded 32 Ohio Short Ship Race Dates
Elyria receives June 2-24 slot on the Ohio Short Ship harness racing schedule with eleven weeks set for Wilmington Urbana Marion Mansfield and other cities. Barrier starting system form sheets and dash racing teased as new features. Officers elected: R R Colwell president C F Crowley vice president Edwin T Exlter secretary. Schedule includes May 24-28 Wilmington and July 24-28 Marion.
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Urbana
Elyria
Ohio
Wilmington
Marion
Hollenden
Cleveland
Junior Cinch EHS Loop Toga Triumph
The Juniors defeated the PFresamen 13 9 to claim the basketball championship at eisiw High School yesterday afternoon. The Sephs defeated the Seniors 14 10. The Juniors stand undefeated at 5 0, with Seniors and Sophomores tied for second at 2 3. Final inter class games set for next Monday.
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Tre Taniors
Eisiw Hich School
Pfresamen
Sephs
Wooster and Case Set for Saturday Showdown
Wooster College athletes head to Cleveland to face Case in a rare Saturday double bill featuring basketball and swimming. Case holds top Ohio Conference records while Wooster has won four of five, with previous losses to Baldwin Wallace Hiram and Kent.
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Wooster
Cleveland
Case
Seot
Ohio
Mr. Union
Loan Wooster
Heidelpere
Baldwin Wallace
Hiram
Kent
Ashland
Conchh Cari Miunson
Wooster Tanksters
Fenn College
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburch
Wrestling Show Permit Sought For Local Palladium Rink
Dan Morrie, a Sandusky promoter, filed an application today to permit a wrestling show at the Palladium Rink. A decision on the permit was expected soon, with plans for weekly events if popular with local fans.
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Alladium
W. H. Venester
Dan Morrie
Pend We
Lyima
Palladium
Cornell Athletic Association Reports 116 Victories in 12 Sports
Cornell University's athletic association lists 116 victories in 12 sports for 1931, an average of .612 and a boost from football's 19 wins out of 20 and rifle's 76 of 80. The sole football loss came at Dartmouth.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Londos Defeats Garibaldi in Heme Defense Showdown
Jim Londos retained his world heavyweight title with a 1 minute 38 second victory over Gino Garibaldi at Public Hall. The crowd of 17 344 watched Londos deliver a decisive finishing move after trailing on points, as Garibaldi’s late flurry failed to turn the tide. The bout followed recent title defenses and sparked strong box office, with proceeds and attendance noted by local outlets.
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Qleveland. O
Jim Londos
Gino Garibaldi
Londes
Tohusky Garibald
Aiplone
Maar
Wroh
Jim Cintstack
Jack Washburn
Jim DeMitten
Illinois University
Hans Bauer
Germany
Hans Kampfer
George Hill
al Cornsweet
Bvt Jacobson
George Vasseil
Young Gotcht
Incinnati
Christopher
Bat) Battaling
Hartford
Conn
Freddie Miller
Carl Wilsbach
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
Sfar
Lou Barman
Rattrakne
Teowake
Beroleo
Ottawa
Toro
Chiro
Weentra Cheinnati Commission Angington
Vever
Tito
Miller
Lanes T
Battalina
Pam
Wilzbach
Barralino
Ted Graham
Cincinnati
Weizat
Speeay Reed
Indianapolis
Fay Tucker
Hank Carter
Indiana
Maxie Osnover
K. O. Crewford
Jesse Calhoun
Cirinnati Featoroicht
Dean
Hamer Norton
Cindladinani LeitGn
Columbus AA Team To Have New Park
The Columbus team in the American Association will get a new 2300 stadium and park by July 1, funded by the St. Louis Cardinals organization which controls Columbus. Construction will start soon under L S MacPhail, president of the club, providing employment for months. The project sits on a 66 acre tract recently adapted for 66ite and the Columbus Red Birds will host home games at the old park until completion.
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Columbis
Columbus nAeeHall
American Association
St. Louis Cardinals
Calumus
L. &. MacPhail
SG Fite
Columbus Red Bard
Duis Ft
Case Be ats Kenyon To Tie Mt. Union For Lead
The Case Scientists of Mt. Union defeated Kenyon 18 to 4 to remain unbeaten in the Ohio Conference. Johnny Cameron led with five goals and four free throws, while Kenyon’s Johnson and Swanson each scored five.
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Case
Kenyon
Mt. Union
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Cameron
Johnson
Swanson
Cage Carnival Headslined by Hi-Speeds and Eaton Quintets
The Elyria hi Speeds Gas and the Eaton Grange quintets headline a cage carnival Friday night at the Y door. In a preliminary the Biers Ex Hy Lightweients meet Eaton Ex lys with the Gas team seeking revenge after a prior season defeat. The Baronites field a strong Grange roster led by stars Les Cook Wa Grills Alexander and Cheeseman.
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Elyria
Elyria and Lorain Ready for Lake Erie Swim Meet Friday
Elyria High swimmers head to Lorain for a Lake Erie League clash aiming for a second league win and sole fourth place. Vaughn’s squad, minus Pruski who is ineligible, relies on Uriz Gutowski Percival Feron Brown Williams O’Donnell in tight races as they seek another Lorain win after a season with six victories in nine meets.
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OACTS
Vaugiin
Elyria High
Lorain
Lake Erie
Flashes
Port City
Shaw
Lakewood
Vaughn
Prushi
Veushn
Pruski
Lorain-Elyria
Elyria
Flash
Strrong Sundaay
Oves Wert Tush
Ohio State and Michigan to clash in Columbus basketball clash
Ohio State prepared to host Michigan in the season opener on the Ohio court. Tom Brown replaces Johnny Fougt in the forward spot, bringing stronger defense and utility play. Bob Colburn nurses a bruised heel while Captain Joe Moser, Howard Mattison, and Fred Conrad anchor the lineup.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
Ohio
Swien
Tom Brown
Dayton
Jannny Fougitt
Brown
Fuait
Iis
Fueitt
Bob Colburn
Olin
Buenese
Joe Moser
Howard Mattison
Fred Conrad
St Marys Jrs Travel To Cleveland On Friday
St Marys Junior Ti basketball team heads to Cleveland Friday night to face St Frey Juniors, aiming for their sixth victory after five wins since the start of the year. Dr C F Guthney of the Catholic school says Cleveland junior schools foster keen competition and strong teams.
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Tae
St. Mary's
Cleveland
St. Frey
C. FE. Gutheoney Oat
Kolinski Barbers Seek B Game Matches in Local Circles
Kolinski Barbers a newly organized cage five seek games with any Class TB team in this section. The roster includes Fred Maddock Max Krugman Don Gurney Walt Wisninski and Reggie Fawkes. Teams wishing to schedule contact Dwight Shop at 35273.
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Elyria Kolinski Barbers
Entries Close February 1 for Detroit Bowling Congress
Detroit reports record interest for the Bowling Congress event in March with many city and regional teams entered. Entries close midnight February 1, aiming to surpass 1,500 teams and possibly top last year’s 2,639 mark. Teams from Kienzo Milwaukee Buffalo New York Cleveland St Louis and others already listed with event dates in March and April.
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Detroit
ATL
Bowling Congress
Wll
Bulfain
Kienzo
Milwaukee
Buffalo
New York
Cleveland
St. Louie
Crack Canfield Oil Team
Joe Falcaro
Cotham
Mineralites
Birk Candr
Chicago
Milwaukee Star
Plenkington Arcare
Verifine Ire Roam
$25,600 Purse Set for Londos Pesek Championship Bout
Cleveland promoter Walter Taylor offers a 25000 purse for a championship bout between John Pesek of Columbus and Jim Londos of New York, both claiming the heavyweight title. Londos recognized by the New York Rowing Commission. Pesek by the Mid-West Wrestling Association. Taylor offers 2500? or 3,000 escrow to ensure match.
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Cleveland. O
John Pesek
Colummbus
Jim Londos
New York
Walter Taylor
Cleveland
Londos
New York Rowing Commission
Pesek
Mid-West Wrestling Association
Tendos
Cage Results From United Press College Scores Summary
Ohio University 29 over Marshall 26. Colorado College 42 over Western State 23. Hampden Sidney 19 over The College of William and Mary Virginia 23. Case 24 over Kenyon 18. Luther 25 over Iowa State Teachers 14. Central 26 over Penn College 24.
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United Press
Ohio U
Marshall
Colo. College
Western State
Case
Kenyon
Luther
Iowa State Teachers
Central
Penn College
Nabakowski Roofers Rout Oils for Tenth Straight Win
Nabakowski Roofers of Amherst beat Oberlin Janby Oils 88 to 22 at Oberlin High School. Guild led with 15 points on 6 field goals and 3 fouls, while Gains added 7 for the Oils. Next, Janky Oils face Cleveland Favorite Knits on Feb. 2 at the high school court.
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Oberlin
Nabakowski
Amherst
Oberlin Janby Oils
Oberlin High
Guild
Oils
Janky Oils
Cleveland
Reformed Cagers Enter Team In New Circuit
The Elyria Reformed basketball team joins a six team league formed by Hungarian Reformed Church groups. Opponents include Lorain Farrell Canton and two Cleveland clubs. Home games and dates at Elyria venues are listed from February through February 26. roster features Jerry Barkaes Johnny Yucka Johnny Kokai Jesse Mesvaros James Reisz manager and possibly Steve Bako.
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Elyria
Imads
Lorain
Farrell
Canton
Cleveland
Lerals
Jerry Barkaes
Johnny Yucka
Johnny Kokai
Jesse Mesvaros
James Reisz
Lakewood High Dominates Rocky River in Erie Meet
Lakewood High defeated Rocky River 62 to 16 in a Lake Erie swim meet held yesterday at the Lakewood pool. It marked the Lakewood squad’s third win in four league starts, with their only defeat coming against Heignis.
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Lakewood High
Rocky River
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Heignis
Church Quint Tops League After Victory Over Pilgrim
The Church of Christ quint leads the Church League with a 42 22 win over Pilgrim Community five. St Agnes beats St Marys 32 19 as Emmanuel Lutherans topple Methodist 25 17. Dave Robertson and Steve Baka pace Church of Christ with 13 and 10. Ken Smith and Don Hutchings lead St Marys with 5 each. St Agnes dominates St Marys 31 19 with Elberts 10 and Hawke 9.
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Church of Christ Quint
St. Mary’s Five
St. Agnes
Champs
Pilgrims
Methodists
Ernie Braden
Church OF Christ Cagers
Church League
St. Mary's
Church of Christ Cause
Emmanuel Lutherans
Methodist
Tiel
Dave Griffiths
Max Gerber
Ken Smith
Don Hutchings
Church of Christ
East Side
Dave Robertson
Steve Baka
Fred Maddock
St. Marys
Lorne Elberts
Jim Hawke
Chuck Wentz
Methodiathy
Immandel Lutherana Methodists
Gerber
Hults
Rogers
Crowell
Ae Smith
Christ Va
Pirin
Church of Christ—t
J. Smith
Robertsvon
Binkeley
R. Smith
Pilgrim Community
T Gurney
H. Fowkes
Nia Fowkea
Miller
Maddock
Tetal
St. Marie
Re. Agnes
Elberts
I Barkaees
Yucha
Guth
Eishman
Kokai
St. Agrnes
R. F
Roonvink
Henke
P Maachock
C. Wer
Moran
L Pri Church of. Christ
Elyria A C Challenges Lorain County Amateurs in Boxing
Charley White speaking for Elyria A C issued an open challenge to amateur boxing teams in Lorain County, naming Atlas A C and Lorain A C as targets for competition in the Golden Gloves tourney. Elyria A C boxers listed include Skorke, Hamilton, Sturtevant, Stantion, Slavin, Vargo, Johnny Ellis, and Tommy Ellis. White invites novices to use his gym at 146 Oak Street, with workouts evenings from 6 to 7 p m, and says they can see Witte for details.
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Lorain County
Atlas A. C
Lorain A. C
Charley White
Elyria A A. C
Elyria A. C
Tony Skorke
Ronald Hamilton
Maurice Sturtevant
Paul Stantion
Bill Slavin
Andy Vargo
Johnny Ellis
Tommy Ellis
White
Oak Street
Witte
Largest Freshman Crew Squad At Syracuse In 29 Years
Syracuse New York January report shows 109 freshmen joined the yearling crew under coach Jim Ten Sycek. The squad is the largest in 29 years and will grow by about fifty more after mid year exams.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Jim Ten Sycek
Ten Syck
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