Oberlin tops Lorain in Little Big Seven game
Oberlin defeated Lorain 16 to 7 at home to climb in the Little Big Seven basketball standings. Oberlin led from early in the game, with strong defense and accurate shooting by Gaines and Howard. Lorain had two players fouled out as Oberlin pulled away in the second half.
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Little Big Seven Balletsball
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Howard
Gaines
Elyria
National Amateur Championships Open in Detroit Skating
National amateur championships begin in Detroit covering skating events. Other activities include the annual national automobile show in Chicago and midwinter handball championships at Pinehurst. Regional events span New Orleans Miami Havana and Tijuana with races and trials across the Northeast and Midwest.
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Havana
Tijuana
Detroit
Autombile
Chica Track
Norwegian Turn Society
Brookyo
Pinehurst
Central States
Grand Junction
Tenn
Connecticut
Salisbury
Conn
New England
Poland
Spring
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William Standing
Pew Yors
Dempsey Plans 10 Begin Training in the East in April
In New York on January 29, Jack Dempsey says he will start training in the East late in April, establish headquarters at Tom Luther’s White Sulphur Springs camp, and assess his readiness for a comeback. He may choose a May or early June return against a opponent of Rickard’s choice, with Tunney as a potential next step.
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Jack Dempsey
East
Tom Luther
White Sulphur Springs
Rieckard
Dempsey
California
Tunney
Rickard
Jack
Sharkeys
Maloneys
Delaneye
Paotinos
Philadelphia
Kearns
Ilimesa
Buckeye Athletic Assoc 1927 Football Schedule
The Buckeye Athletic Association outlines its 1927 football slate with games across Cincinnati Oxford Granville Springfield Athens and Columbus. Key matchups include Wittenberg vs Ohio State at Columbus and Miami facing Denison Otterbein and Oberlin in Oxford.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky Wesleyan
Miami
Earlham
Oxford
Ohio
Rio Grande
Atheny
Wesleyan
Wilmington
Delaware
Wietenberg
Findlay
Springfield
Hanover College
Wittenberg
Denison
Case
Granville
Dayton University
Marietta
Mershall College
Ashland
Newlyon
Oberlin
Ohio University
Athens
Dennison
Transylvania
Ohio Northern
Arin
Syracuse
Newittenberg
Bethany West Val
Ohio UG
Tenison
Ohio State
Columbus
Dayton
Athene
Toledo University
State
Elyria Eagles to Stage Boxing Show
Matchmaker Frank Henke has arranged a boxing card at the Eagles Club Monday evening January 31. Otto Pletz of Cleveland meets Battling Spinella of Elyria in an eight round main event, with other six and four round bouts featuring Moxie Miller Jackie ONeil Al Taylor Kid Thomas Zip Cinders and Bobby Graham plus two additional four rounders.
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Eagles Club
Otto Pletz
Cleveland
Spinella
Sandusky
Elyria
Pletz
Cleveland Auditorium
Spinnella
Moxie Miller
Jackie O'Neil
Miller
Johnny Muchock
Lorain
Vic
O'Neil
al Taylor
Thomas
Taylor
Tishout
Babe” Kellar
Kid Thomas
Boston
Zip” Cinders
Bobby Graham
Graham
Cinders
Boxing results from New York and nearby towns
Mike MacTigar won by technical knockout over Taut Berlenbach in the fourth round. James J. Braddock knocked out George Larocco in the first round. Eddie Huffman and Yale Okun fought to a ten round draw. Joe Wood beat Iaris Fay by technical knockout in the eighth. Bobby Garcia stopped George McKenzie in the fourth at Waterbury. Joe La Gray defeated Kid Wallace in Lakewood in a newspaper decision over eight rounds. Artie de Champlaine stopped John Lewin in the fifth in Wallingford. Frankie Kileck defeated Tayneh in San Francisco over six rounds.
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New York
Mike MacTigar
Taut Berlenbach
Eddie Huffman
Pacific Coast
Yale Okun
Joe Wood
Los Angeles
Iaris Fay
Louisville
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
George Larocco
Waterburk
Conn
Bobby Garcia
Baltimore
George McKenzie
Great Britain
Lakewood
N. J
Joe la Gray F
Johnston
Kid, Wallace
Philadelphia
Artie de Champlaine
Wallingford
Wellington Crowns Amherst In Overtime Narrow Win
Wellington high school edged Amherst high 27 to 26 after a four quarter battle and a three minute overtime. Stanton Watters shone for Wellington as the locals overcome Amherst’s late surge to gain the victory before a large crowd.
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Wellington
Wellington High School
Amherst High
Amherst
Stanton Watters
Ambherst
Kreeger
L. FL
Keller Alden Henes
Waters Doyle Hutton
Branson Martin Henes
Hanston
Bert Miller
Miller
Paten and
Becker
Rawilan
Bendix Five at Y to Face Westerns Tonight
The Bendix 4 inch Brake basketball team from South Bend Ind meets Western Automatic at the high school gym tonight. Bendix brings two full teams and a strong reputation as a local test for Westerns sharp lineup. Two preliminary games precede the main clash with referees Crooks and others officiating.
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South Bend
Ind
Western Automatic
Bendix
Shetter
Linn
Bob Moore
bin' l Mechewan
Baylor
Ashland Entlege
Hearn
Taraln Lions
Lockard
Ylyria Hugh
Marietta Callest
Bill Henry
Hank Raesler
Art Ruchols
Y. M
Western Industrial
Hlyria Baptist Church
Crooks
Big Ten Adopts Ethics Code for Prep School Football Talent
Sixty Western Conference representatives adopt a strict code governing recruiting of prep school players. The agreement requires signed eligibility declarations. violations trigger university president action. Provisions ban athletic-based scholarships by unofficial donors and curb direct recruitment by coaches, alumni, and students.
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Chicago
Athlette
Brownhelm and Columbia Lead County B Teams in League
Brownhelm and Columbia top the county B standings after last night's games. Results show Camden 43 Brighton 5 and Columbia 22 Henrietta 24 among others with Brownhelm 21 Penfield 22 and Avon 20 a series of scores. Haswell was outstanding for the visiting five while Smith performed well for the home team.
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Columbia
Weat Bec~tion
Avon Lake
Enat
Camden
Brighton
Penfield
Brownhelm
Avon
Henrietta
South Amherst
Hidgeville
Wallington
Amherst
Ridgeville
Trownhelm
Panfield
Cecaeeaeeess
Grafton
Helden
Felten
Timorous Mike McTigue Wins Big in New York Fight
Mike McTigue defeats Petit Berlenbach by technical knockout in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden before about 20 000 fans. McTigue drives the attack from the start, scoring repeatedly with a powerful left hand and delivering decisive rights that end the bout. The victory removes Berlenbach as a contender in Tex Rickard's heavyweight lineup and raises questions about McTigue's future status.
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New York
Ab Gassic
Mike Mo
Tigue
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Petit Berlenbach
Astoria Sasnasin
McTigue
Noties
Berlenbach
Teas
Paul
McPartland
Nisa
Mika
Bettenbach
Tex Rickard
Mike McTicue
Spears Named Grid Coach at Northwestern
Evanston Jan 89 Dr Clarence W Spears former Minnesota grid mentor takes over Northwestern replacing Glenn Thistlethwaite He signs a contract set at 7590 dollars per year and will begin duties with spring practice Spears played at Dartmouth and was later head coach at Dartmouth West Virginia and Minnesota marking a storied coaching career.
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Evanston
Clarence W. Spears
University of Minnesota
Northwestern University
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Thas
Spear
Athletic Board
Minnesota
Northwestern
Spears
Dartemouth
Walter Camp
Dartmouth
University of West Virginia
West Virginia
Floraton
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