Hi-Speeds and Pretzels Remain Unbeaten In City League Cage
In one sided City League games Hi-Speed Gas beat DeMolays 68 to 14 and Guenin Pretzels beat Worthington Dry Cleaners 42 to 20 to remain undefeated at 4-0. Penfound Canfields routed Young Men's Club 44 to 12. Elyria Hardwares edged Freddie's Place 21 to 17 in a close finish. Tom Smith led Hardwares with nine points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaners
Freddie
Penfound
Canfield Oils
Ernie Braden
Elyria Hardwares
The
Hardwares
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Penfound Canfields
Tom Smith
Jaycox
Hi-Speed Gas
Corts
Kohn
Gasmen
Gerber
Chuck Wentz
Maxwell Gerber
Warren Miller
Jerry Barkacs
Guenin Pretzels
Pretzels
Bill Bird
Tom Koviak
Bery
Snyder
Young Men’s Club
Young Men's Club
L. Fret
Gasconenae
Levon Guemin Pretzels
Elyria Hardware Pinfound Canfields
Wworthington Cleaners and DeMolay
Abe
Young Men Club
Bob Moore
Youngs
X Point Penound
Canfield
T. Gruls
Snider
Semen Eentee
Mast ¢ Estes
Esarer Uv
T McClellan
Eeeneaee
Aseesaceantane Herry
Kuss
Eon Moore
Hearn Elyrin
Pod J. Smith
Barhaes
Brove
Preddie
Feron
Urig
JaAycon
Ross
Maddock
Wentz
Elberts
G. F Terry
Ey Q Harper
Ig Thompson
Rf . Fears
Toral
T G Pe. Miller
Rf Eeeenee Carr
Asee Michaels
Wees O. Maslokry Barkacs
Dodsley
Pethinicton Cleaners
Worthington
Gerhardinges
Baumhardt
Total
Scott climbs to second in Lake Erie League scoring
Elyria center Joe Scott moved into second place on the Lake Erie League scoring list with 69 points after 10 points against Cleveland Heights and 7 more versus University School. Doug Gerber leads with 81 points while Gene Myers is seventh with 19 and Schweizer has 31. Scott is second in league play with 27 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coring
Cleveland Heights
University School
Joe Scott
Elyria Center
Lake Erie
Scott
Doug Gerber
Elyria
Gerber
Bob Tavenner
Lorain
Schweizer
Lakewood
Gene Myers
Eiviia
Lakewood Seer
Heighe See
Suak
Leascue
Seoul
Tavennes
Lota
Aetas
Schweiszer
Barrett
Hershts
Murhawshy
Elgria
Peckinpauwh Shaw
Toreskd
Baker
Shaw
Dampeer
Heights
Lyons
Stachman
Lakewood Forward
O Prentice
A Mever
Gawlik
S Garver
Nims
Sha Ow
Ou Stackman
Garver
Norton
Javitch
Helphie Clark
Haw Eehesen Prentice
Gottron
Clark
Langer
Shaw Vane
Og Haynam
Heights Ae Religier
Yorward
Bardonner
Elyria Eeuseees
Sutton
Melents
Lotain Seseagee
Wenee Gottron
Church League Tonight Sets Top Tie in Y Y League
St Agnes and St Marys share first place as they face easier opponents. Evening games include St Agnes versus Baptists and St Marys against Second Congregational. Other matches pit Methodist against Holy Cross and First Congregational against Hungarian Reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
St. Marys
St. Mary’s
Methodists
Holy Cross
First
Baptist
St. Mary's
Indians List 16 Pitchers for 1934 Training Camp
The Cleveland Indians announce 16 pitchers among 33 players departing for early March training in New Orleans. Holdovers include Monte Pearson Willis Hudlin and Mel Harder with new pitchers Ralph Winegarner Forest Twogood Thornton Lee and Lloyd Brown among signees. Catchers in camp are Roy Spencer Glen Myatt Frank Pytlak and Bob Garbark while infielders and outfielders mix with veterans and rookies. Battery men report March 4 and others on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland. O
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Monte Pearson
Willis Hudlin
Wesley Ferrell
Oral Hildebrand
Mel Harder
Clint Brown
Belve Bear
Sarge Connally
Ralph Winegarner
Forest Twogood
Thornton Lee
Toledo
Bill Perrin
Denny Galehousa
Lloyd Brown
Boston Red Sox
Woodrow Davis
John F. Lucas
Lee
Twogood
Perrin
Roy Spencer
Glen Myatt
Frank Pytlak
Bob Garbark
William Kamm
Harley Ross
Hal Troskey
Johnny Burnett
Bill Knickerbocker
Odell Hale
Louis Berger
Earl Averill
Dick Porter
Joe Vosmik
Milt Galatzer
Julian Johnson
Bob Halland
Knights of Columbus Keglers Triumph Two Of Three
The Knights of Columbus Keglers won two of three games against Glen Rogers Motors in a City League match at the K of C alleys. Bowman led with a 591 series, while O Malley topped the Glen Rogers 585. Elyria Hardware moved ahead of Glen Rogers to second place behind I T S in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Glen Rogers Motors
K. of Calleys
Knights
Elyria Hard Ware
Bowman
O’malley
Knights of Columbus Murray
Brennan
Rasinski
Coghlan
O'Malley Wi
Kehnert Oo
Ol Lee
McCoy
Jaroch
Gil
Glen Rogers Wotora
Elyria Lumber Team Wins From Rothgery Motors
The Elyria Lumber and Coal pinmen won two of three games against Rothgery Motors in a St. John's Lutheran League match. Art Buchholz led with a three game series totaling 542 pins and a 191 single. Other Elyria players posted scores across the lineup as the team secured the overall victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lumber
Rothgery Motors
St. John's
Jo Turren
OL Koehn
I. Tinting Vee
Roehl
Handean
Rothgers Waters
C. Santz
Edwards
Plato
Geese
Buchholz
Schmeling Baer Return Bout Called Off
New York January 31 The proposed March bout between Max Schmeling and Maxie Baer is off as manager Joe Jacobs terminates Baer negotiations and accepts a match with Paulino Uzcudun in Barcelona on April 5 Schmeling is guaranteed 40600 for the Uzcudun fight, whom he defeated at Yankee Stadium in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Schmeling
Maxie Baer
Los Angeles
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Baer
Paulino Uzcudun
Barcelona
Spain
Uzcudun
Yankee Stadium
Willaman Resigns at Ohio State for Western Reserve Post
Samuel S. Willaman resigns today as Ohio State head football coach. He will take the Western Reserve University post, with WRU coach Tom Keady not offered a 1934 contract. Willaman’s tenure at Ohio State included 26 wins 10 losses 5 ties, amid criticism after a 15–0 Michigan defeat and team turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaman
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Olumbus
U.2
Samuel S. Willamin
Ohio State University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Tom Keady
Wisnot
Chiree ttGans
Iowa State College
Cleveland East
Alliance
Ohio
United Press
Michigan
Buckeyes
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Indiana
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Bishops Coach Detrick Reaches 100 Wins at Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan led by Raymond O. Detrick celebrates its 100th basketball victory after defeating Wittenberg 45 to 28. The Bishops have averaged 36.8 points per game, 51 Buckeye games won, and boast a 100–41 all time mark under Detrick since 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Raymond O. Detrick
Detrick
Wittenberg
Buckeyee
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Ohio
Miami
Cincinnati
Derrick
Buckere
Bishops
Huron
Wellsville High School
Mount Union
Highland Park
Mich
Miller Offered Coaching Post At St Xavier High School
Officials of St Xavier High School await a reply from Don Miller of Cleveland a Notre Dame Four Horsemen member to be head coach. If accepted he would replace Joe Guyan and may keep his law practice while serving three months a year with an assistant handling spring practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
St. Xavier High School
Don Miller
Cleveland
Notre Dame
Elyria Girls Defeat Wakeman 18 to 11 in Tight Game
Elyria girls beat Wakeman 18 11 at Elyria with Wakeman held to only four field goal attempts all night Wakeman led 7 2 at halftime before Elyria surged. Glover led Elyria with five points Abbey and Dyer added four each while Cash and Todd had three for Wakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Elyria Merchants
Glover
Elsiia
Abbey
Dyer
Cash
Todd
Amherst Hosts Tony's Bakers In Big Local Showdown
Amherst Ohio expects a large crowd tonight as the Amherst Hard Wares face Tony's Bakers quintet of Fremont. The Bakers carry one of the season's best semi pro records and previously defeated the Hard Wares at Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Tony's Bakers
Fremont
Bakers
Miller Favored In Brooklyn Boxing Show Tonight
Freddy Miller of Cincinnati a nine to five favorite to beat Frankie Kid Cowell of Brooklyn in a 10 round featherweight bout at the Broadway arena. Miller will defend no title in the non title fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
Frankie
Kid) Cowell
Brooklyn
Broadway Arena
Miller
Checkers Association Leader Visits Elyria Club
Fred S. Stimpson of Columbus president of the Ohio Checkers Association paid a visit to the Elyria Checker Club yesterday. Local players competed in exhibitions with Stimpson. Art Pfaff won one game from the visitor while Polsoke Tynasih secured a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker
Fred S. Stimpson
Columbus
Ohio Checker Association
Elyria Checker Club
Art Pfaff
Polsoke Tynasih
Stagg Visits Chicago Sees Big Ten Not Easier
Veteran coach with long Chicago tenure and later at California’s College of the Pacific said during a visit to the University of Chicago that there is little difference between Big Ten and coast football and that the Big Ten is not easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alonzo A. Stags
University of Chicago
College of the Pacific
California
Stagg
Ohio State basketball star Padlow withdraws from
Ohio State's basketball team played without guard Max Padlow who left the university to return to his Dayton home. The junior, who also played football last fall, reportedly left due to a lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State
Max Padlow
Dayton
Padlow
Mortimer Wins Lorain County 135-Lb Novice Crown
Wayne Mortimer of Elyria amateur lightweight captured the 135 pound novice title as finalist Al Atkinson of Lorain failed to appear for their bout at Hotel Antlers. Leonard J. Pfeiffer awarded Mortimer the crown, boosting Elyria to eight champions in fifteen divisions, with seven other titles going to Lorain boxers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer
County
Wayne Mortimer
Elyria
Lorain County
al Atkinson
Lorain
Hotel Antlers
Leonard J. Pfeiffer
Lorwin County
Benny Friedman Named Coach at College of NYC
Benny Friedman, former All America quarterback and pro football star, will be head football coach at the College of the City of New York this year. He succeeds Dr. Harold J. Parker, who led the post for ten years. Parker will remain as baseball coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benny Friedman
the College of the City of New York
Harold J. Parker
Parker
Wittenberg tops Miami to push into fourth in B A A
Wittenberg College defeated Miami University 47 to 29 at Springfield to climb from sixth to fourth in the Buckeye Conference standings. Miami falls to last place as Roy James led Wittenberg with 12 points and Elwood Pitzer added 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenberg College
Buckeye
Miami University
Springfield
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Delaware
Cincinnati
Marshall
Wittenberg
Ohio Wes
Marshal
Savoldi Londos Set for One Fall Wrestling Bout
In Chicago on January 31, Joe Savoldi and Jim Londos meet in a one fall match to settle who holds the heavyweight claim. A referee and two judges will decide if no fall is scored. Savoldi previously threw Londos, who challenged the outcome. About fifteen thousand spectators expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Savroldi
Jim Londos
Savoldi
Londos
Bliss Quint Tops Dayton In Ohio Cage Tilt
Bliss College of Columbus defeated University of Dayton 29 to 22 in Dayton overtime last night Byron Hunt led Bliss with 11 points and McCarthy topped Dayton with seven points.
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Bliss Quint
Dayton
Wittenberg Tops Miami as Mount Union, Tarkio etc.
United Press cage results show Wittenberg 47 Miami 29. Tarkio 36 Missouri Valley 23. Mount Union 49 Hiram 26. Bliss 36 Dayton 22. Sanford 24 University of San Francisco 18.
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United Press
Wittenberg
Miami
Tarkio
Missouri Valley
Mount Union
Hiram
Bliss
Dayton
Sanford
University of San Francisco
Notable Entry List From U S Track Meet
Athletes from multiple states and countries competed in Detroit and New York venues. Names include Ray Steele Annrene de Prehes Sam Cordovano Torv Ginsberg Gino Garibaldi Rudy Kusek Man Mountain Dean Jack Sherry Tom Draak Tony Felice Italian heavyweight Joe Manard Frank Borgden Kurl Gabriel Joseph Komar Carl Lemeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United) Press
New York
Ray Steele
Anrene de Prehes
New Jersey
Sam Cordovano
Torv Ginsberg
Brooklyn
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Drew
Rudy Kusek
Nebraska
Man Mountain Dean
Georglca
Jack Hurley
Ireland
Detroit
Jack Sherry
Tom Draak
Tony Felice
Joe Manard
Germany
Frank Borgden
Hungary
Kurl Gabriel
Joseph Komar
Chicago
Carl Lemeley
Crimson Cagers Chase Lake Erie League Lead
Lakewood visits Elyria to challenge a first place Lake Erie League race as Elyria aims to extend its three win no defeat streak. Fred Schweizer leads with 31 points in three games while other veterans support a strong lineup for the Crimson Flashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymermen
Lakewood
Heights
Shaw
Sixth Streeters
Schweizer
Lakewood Quint
Oach
Kerry” Ross
Lakewood High
Elyria
Lake Erie
Roy Clymer
Elyria Igh Cage
Crimson Flashes
Lakewooders
Crimson
Akron West
Akronites
Flashes
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Barberton
Shaw Five
Fred Schweizer
Vaughn Norton
Richard West
Johnny Wilson
Don Peppard
Bob Riegler
Bob Prentice
Art Stackman
Coach Eaton
Lakewood Bantams
Elyria Lights Prep For Lakewood Showdown Friday
Elyria High lightweight basketballers host Lakewood Friday in a pivotal Lake Erie league clash. The outcome could reshape standings with Heights and Shaw also in the mix if results go as hoped. Meister returns from illness boosting Elyria as coach Eaton plans lineup for George Dunstan’s spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hupp
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Elyria High
Elyria
Shaw
Lora
Heights
Herbie Meister
Schnank
Meister
Vines Whips Tilden Again in Pasadena Exhibition
Elsworth Vines former national singles champion defeated his barnstorming partner Bill Tilden 6-2 4-6 7-5 in Pasadena California. The win gave Vines eight victories to four for Tilden on their trans continental junket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
USA
Elsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Vines
Tilden
Divorce Notice in Lorain County Case 34357
Legal notice announces in Lorain County Ohio that Anna Smola is named defendant in a willful absence divorce case number 34357 filed by Harry Smola with hearing set after January 1954 and a request for equitable relief. Also indicates an order of sale related to Case 34211 involving The First Savings & Loan Company and Rollie D Turner et al. with public auction exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Fote Wails
Lowis
County of
State of
Taylor Land and Improvement Company
Birmingham Park
Carlisle Township
Lorain County
Roosevelt Avenue
Clarence W. Dick
Webber & Black
Lons Toth
Ethel Tout
Gerenant
Court of Common Pleas
Elyma
Geo. H. Ely
West River Street
Trunko & Kovachy
the City Bank Company
Anna Smola
Equitable Relef
Harry Smola
Basil Dziama
First Savings & Loan Company
Rollie D. Turner
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Wreddie
Taverner
Lakewood Star
Indians
T. S. Rubber Co
Elyria Hardware
Oo Eagles
Little Brown Juss
Welsn Funeral Home
Jackson Wall
Ghea
Rogers Motors
Te Inn
John W. Wilee
Ray O. Detrick
Elyrin
Briesch If
Cem
Dush
Fee
McKinzie
Tony
Automobile Service
Rea
Lake Erie Loop
Fran Walend
Elyria Lights
Leona Heights
Elyria Township
Clarence W, Dick
O. Jenn
W. Bricker
J. F. Strenick
Spec
Guenin
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