Amherst Hardware Cagers Seek Olympic Chance Against Buffalo Bisons
Amherst High gym hosts a major match as the Amherst Hardware cagers face the Buffalo Bisons, a club featuring former college and pro stars led by Hant Williams. The Bisons have beaten Dayton Pros, Indianapolis US Tires, Rochester Centrals, and more. Amherst also plays Oberlin in the preliminary. Tip is 7:30.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer Golden Gloves to hold semi finals and finals
Public Hall in Cleveland hosts the Open Division with two rings for the Thursday and Friday events. Favorites include Pat Kelly Teddy Kara Pat Scrano and Harley Stewart with Kelly and Kara likely meeting in the final. Tickets range from 25 to 110 cents for semis and finals with prices varying by seating.
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Plan Arizmendi Ambers Fight For New York Bout
Negotiations concluded for a lightweight title bout between Lew Ambers and Baby Arizmendi with Madison Square Garden possible for February 7. Arizmendi must post a 2300 forfeiture to defend the featherweight title soon after, with the featherweight title match to follow against the Belloise-Lyverett winner. Arizmendi is seen as world featherweight champion in New York, though Freddie Willer is claimed as king elsewhere. Arizmendi plans to post the required forfeit next week.
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Henrietta Faces Grafton Friday In County Basketball
Henrietta, atop the Lorain County Class B standings, hosts Grafton Friday on Henrietta court in what looks to be an easy win. Other Friday games include La Grange at Penfield, Clearview at Ridgeville, Camden at South Amherst, Brownhelm at Avon, Brookside at Avon Lake, and Brighton at Belden. Saturday features six games with Henrietta at Faton and Ridgeville at Camden, Avon at Brookside, and Avon Lake at Brighton.
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Clearview Cagers Defeat Penfield In League Game
Clearview Highs cagers kept within reach of the league leaders Henrietta by defeating Penfield 39 to 21 in a Lorain county class B game at Clearview. Ivancic led Clearview with 12 points, Virget added 10, while Bab Son led Penfield with 10. Penfield reserves outlasted Clearview 28 to 26 in double overtime.
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Sure Shots Take Two Of Three In Bowling League
In the Central Industries Bowling League at Temple alleys the Sure Shots defeated the Horn Room two games to one. Daniels Iat ting rolled 628 and Ho Mah 619 with a 244 single game to lead the losing side despite strong individual performances.
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Bozzell Angelo Clash In Return Match At Rialto
Angelo Bozzell returns to the Rialto Theatre for a two hour or less main event against former Black Dragon Bozzell. The semi final features Danny McDonald of Toronto against Charlie Cait of Shreveport in a one hour or less bout as part of a rough card billed by promoter David Morrison.
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Toledo Quintet Meets Heidelberg
University of Toledo aims to climb in the Ohio Conference standings tonight by hosting Heidelberg with a four game schedule. Toledo seeks its 18th win to break a tie for fourth place over Baldwin Wallace, while Heidelberg struggles in the second division after four league losses.
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Miller Beats Payne in 10 Round Non Title Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati won a 10 round decision over Payne Parne in Louisville in a main event non title bout. Miller took six rounds to Parne four with no knockdowns as the Chicago crowd noted the victory. Kenesaw Mountain Landis, 69, left for Bellare Florida for recovery from a minor operation.
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Five Contests On Industrial Loop Program Tonight
Five league games highlight tonight’s Industrial Loop schedule. Trovel faces Steel and Tubes, while Timms Springs meets Western Automatics. Pfaudler plays Steel and Tubes Superior Division, General Industries challenges Fox Furnace, and Colson battles Perry Fay in the closing game.
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Rosenbloom Coasts To Easy Victory
Veteran heavyweight Mixie Rosenbloom raised his profile with a decisive 10 round win over Charles Coates of Akhian Ohio. Coates failed to land solid punches as Rosenbloom used a long left and quick right to maintain distance, taking every round except the third when Coates scored with a glancing left hook.
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May Choose Carroll Grid Coach Tonight
The Athletic Committee of John Carroll University meets tonight to select a successor to Tommy Yarr after the Notre Dame star was dismissed at season’s end. Forty applications were received, eight remain after last week’s pruning.
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Spencer Quintet Beats Wellington in Ambherst Showdown
The Spencer Merchants defeated the Wellington Merchants on the Ambherst high floor last evening. Stroup Spencer center led Spencer with 16 points, Johnsons added 11 for Wellington.
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Rothgers Motors Whip Furnitures In League Match
The Held Transfers stayed tied for first with Rothgers Motors in the St John’s Lutheran League by winning two of three games from Struck Furnitures last evening. The third game ended in a tie, with the Motors winning the roll-off.
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Injuries Keep Marietta Star Out Of Game
Marietta College unbeaten leader of the Ohio Conference will finish the schedule without star guard Cid Young. The sophomore, key to early success, has missed the last three games and now is ruled out for the year due to internal injuries, per coach Frank Hayes.
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Texas Christian to Meet Fordham in New York Clash
Texas Christian University prepares for its first eastern invasion with a game against Fordham at the Polo Grounds on October 23. Last season the Texans won 12 of 13, with Southern Methodist topping Fordham earlier. Fordham’s Polo Grounds date is October 12. This marks Fordham’s return trip to New York after defeats here in 1973.
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Waner Advances In Golf Tournament
Pittsburgh baseball star Paul Waner advanced to the semifinal round of the Miami Biltmore Handers golf event by defeating G W Lawrence in a decisive 9 and 7 match. The competition continued as Waner edged closer to the title.
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Former Minnesota Star Named Yale Line Coach
Yale hires Marshall Wells of Winn eipolis formerly a star on Minnesota's 1930 team as Yale line coach. He will report at spring practice starting April 6.
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Clymer Seeks Rebuilding Ahead Of Raiders Campaign
Elyria High School faces a rebuilding challenge as coach Clymer reshapes the Raiders after 15 players. Only Joe Scott and a few reserves remain from the prior starting group, with Gulgin Fritz Novak Pfaff Graber Willis forming a new frontline and guard lineup. Toledo Scott visits Friday as the Civinelmen hope to split the series, while the Lorain St Marys reserves meet in the curtain opener.
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Wrestling division ratings and rising stars shine in Ring mag
Ohio correspondent Amann lists welterweight contenders and young prospects seen here under Dana Morris promotions. Notables include Johnny State second to Jack Reynolds, with Leon Zonta tipped for future glory at age 20 and ranked tenth by Ring Magazine. Additional names span welters to flyweights across cities and colleges.
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Wolgast Ordered Out Of Ring In Portland Bout
Midget Wolgast who retired undefeated after five years as world flyweight champion was ordered out of the ring in the seventh round of a scheduled 10 round bout with Ritchie Fontaine in Portland. Fontane forced the action for six rounds as Wolgast appeared out of condition and refused to engage until the referee stopped the match.
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