Elyria Beats University School Wesleyan In Buckeye Tilt
Elyria posted a 33 to 18 victory over University School Wesleyan as Buckeye Conference play looms. Wittenberg slotted last with one win and four losses while Miami and Cincinnati sit at one win, three losses each. Multiple league games and non conference matchups highlight a busy weekly slate across Ohio colleges.
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Two Big Ten Games on Week Schedule This Week
Chicago and Minnesota clash tonight in Minneapolis while Minnesota visits Ohio State Saturday. Purdue remains idle until Feb. 10 as Iowa and Illinois chase the leaders with mixed results.
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Ohio State Baseball Team Starts Early Training
Ohio State University baseball players began workouts under coach Floyd Stahl with team practice split between Ohio Stadium field and indoor facilities. The schedule includes Notre Dame, Winds, Purdue, Indiana, Michigan and Michigan State games from April through May with key dates noted.
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Cage Standings Games This Week Schedule
This week features Tuesday games Miami against Wittenberg at Springfield and Thursday non conference matchups Denison versus Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware. Saturday sees Cincinnati versus Miami at Oxford and Ohio Wesleyan versus Marshall at Huntington with Tayton and Wittenberg at Springfield in non conference play.
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Clearview Five Edges Oberlin In 26-20 WIn
Clearview of Lorain county league defeated Oberlin High 26-20 on the Oberlin court. Lead by Heyslinger and Sallay with eight points each, Clearview held a 14-14 tie entering the final period and pulled away with two late baskets. Cemings topped Oberlin with nine points.
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Randall Moore Set For Sandusky Card February Fight
Tiger Joe Randall faces Dick Finegan’s welterweight firebrand in a ten round duel at the Eagles Hall Sandusky on February 8. Lee Cox of Cincinnati also signs for the event with promoter Frank La Duke confirming terms. Randall and Moore began training last week ahead of a local semi final featuring Paul Shea.
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Cincinnati
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Eaton Player Out For Ohio State Nine
Lester Cook, formerly with the Elyria Merchants, is a leading candidate for a regular spot on Ohio State's baseball team. The sophomore tries out for an outfield position and can also serve as catcher.
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Amherst Quint Edges Out Win Over Kenton
Amherst Hardwares defeated Robinson Coon Hunters of Kenton 16 15 at a capacity 1500 crowd. Bill Guild and Joe Varsajin scored late field goals to secure the visitors victory.
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Stage County Golden Gloves Finals Tonight in Lorain
Final round of the 1934 Lorain County Golden Gloves opens tonight at Hotel Antlers Auditorium with about sixteen bouts. Elyria and Lorain fighters lead, including a 126 pound open clash Tony Skorke of Elyria vs Mike Vignovich of Lorain. District tournament entry honors and travel costs are noted for open and novice winners. First bout starts at 8:15.
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Y Cage Dominates St Marys in Junior A League Play
Y M C A Junior A standings stay led by the Metho dists after a 13-2 victory over St Marys on Saturday. Holy Cross beat St Agnes 23-2 in a close B division game went to overtime with the Hungarian Reforms 20-15. St Agnes routed the First Congregationals 23-9 as St Andrews defeated the Methodists 28-11.
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Amherst Cagers Lead NHSL With Medina Victory
Amherst High remains in first in the Northern High School Athletic League after a 27 18 win over Medina High. Redman led Amherst with eight points while Hoffner and Berger added six each. Medina’s Higgins topped the night with ten. In a separate NHSL game Vermilion beat Wellington 27 13 led by Zak with thirteen points, Vermilion’s first league win in four starts.
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Amherst Hardwares to Meet Tony's Bakers in Semi-Pro Showdown
Amherst, O Jan 29 One of the season's best games is in prospect Wednesday evening as the Amherst Hardwares entertain Tony's Bakers of Fremont likely the strongest semi pro team in this section of the state.
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Fisher Retains Scoring Lead In Big Ten
Chicago January 29 Northwestern center Lyle Fisher remains the Big Ten scoring leader with 64 points in seven games. Northwestern forward Don Brewer and Ohio State forward Bob Colburn share second place with 50 points each for seven games.
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Rosenbloom in Title Battle On Thursday
Light Heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom faces Young Joe Knight in a 15 round title bout at Miami Florida on Thursday night. Frankie Covelli faces Frankie Miller in New York in a 10 round non title bout. Tony Canzoneri meets Cleto Locatelli at Madison Square Garden in a 12 round post poned contest.
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Washington, D. C
Marion to Be Site of Bowling Tourney
Marion Ohio hosts the Inter-City Bowling Tournament from March 11 to April 15 with entries open for teams and players from nearby cities. Organizers urge early registration and announce event dates and local venue details.
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Waldorf Lagers defeat Guenin Pretzels 34 26
Waldorf Lagers of Lorain defeat Guenin Pretzels 34 to 26 in the headlining carnival game at the Y M C A. Goodsite and Arthrell led with seven points each while Yucka scored eight.
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Elyria High Cagers Face Lakewood in Fourth Lake Erie League Game
Elyria High hosts Lakewood in a Friday Lake Erie League clash as coach Clymer aims for a 4-0 league start. The Flashes beat University 33-18 last night led by Babe Madhock and Joe Scott, with Meyer and Barker adding 5 each and Tommy Dean scoring 4.
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Cage Schedule From United Press Prompts Week Docket
United Press lists an early winter college cage slate with multiple games across Ohio and Indiana. Matchups include Ashland at Ada and Ohio Northern, Detroit City College at Bowling Green, Miami vs. Wit tenders at Springfield, and many others through February 3 with constraints that only teams from cities under 35 000 population enter and remark that last year’s tournament was canceled due to the Banking Holiday.
Fouls Run High As Ohio Colleges Turn Rough
In Columbus on January 29 a rough night across five Ohio college games set foul records. Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg led with 39 fouls and two technicals in Delaware, a Buckeye Conference high. Other games included Ohio University-Cincinnati with 27 penalties and Kenyon-Marietta at Gambier with 37. Wooster-John Carroll totaled 29, while Defiance-Bluffton also drew many whistles.
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Site decision on 1934 Grand American Trapshooting Tourney delayed
Dayton Ohio January 29 John Collins Amateurd Trapshooting Association general manager said the selection of a site for the 1934 Grand American Trapshooting Tournament will wait for the executive committee to inspect proposed grounds in Chicago.
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Elyria Lights In Easy Win Over Preppers
Elyria High Lightweights beat University School Reserves 26 to 20 to run their record to seven wins in twelve. Forbes Emmerich Schnaak and Dunstan led Elyria with six points each, Dunstan scoring in his final Crimson and White appearance. Gascoigne and North were tops for University School with five points apiece.
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Ruth Recovering From Severe Cold
Ruth, veteran slugger for the New York Yankees, is recovering from a severe cold in his New York apartment. Mrs. Ruth says he is doing nicely but will be confined for several days. He contracted the illness several days ago while playing golf and a physician was summoned after he developed a fever.
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