Elyria Quintet Edged by University School in Cleveland
Elyria High Crimson cagers lost 24 to 22 at University School in Cleveland. University School extended to seven straight wins. Elyria dropped to 8 losses in 11 games. Elyria struggled with scoring early, finally tallying its first basket in the second period. The team resumes Lake Erie League play Friday at Cleveland Heights and faces the Tigers.
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Automatic Girls Beat Elyria 75 23 Canton Game Report
Elyria led early then fell behind as University of Canton beat Elyria 75 to 23. Dangler led scoring for the winning team with six points while Cowen and Selman added six each. Elyria struggled at the foul line missing nine of thirteen attempts and the Crimson failed to close the gap despite late efforts. In the reserves game Elyria reserves outscored University reserves 32-29.
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John Dingle
U. S
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Bud” Geitger
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Dover
Uniiversity
Tom Eide
Dave Dangler
Coven
Bill Witt
Chuck Seeibach
Dick Selman
Seelbach
Selman
Don Taylor
Eide
Geiger
Witt
Joe Quinnell
Bob Yanke
Dangier
Jack Zimmer
Dangler
Crimson
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GF. T. O'Neil
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Wean
Seeas Oo
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Aylor
Seligey
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Gamble
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Valerius
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Henke
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Japan
Boxing Broadcasts and Local Glove News From Cleveland
Our scribbler critiques a Hamburg broadcast of the Schmeling Foord bout and notes excessive prefight hype. The Cleveland Arena reports season attendance above 100000, with Barons games averaging near 8000 per home appearance. Lorain boxers Canalos Je Roy and Kochan vie for Golden Gloves. Wooster College tops Ohio Conference with Nick Frascella scoring 26 per game. Jimmy Braddock retires after rejecting a tempting comeback bid.
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Ben Foord
Hamburg
Germany
Schmeling
Foord
Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
Lorain County
Lorain
Cleveland Golden Gloves
Danny Canalos
Tommy Je Roy
Johnny Kochan
Heatheavie
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Kochan
Mike Coherence
al Korab
Nick Frascella
Wooster College
Ohio
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Frascella
Jimmy Braddock
Tommy Farr
Braddock
Ely And Holy Cross Teams Unbeaten In Elementary League
Ely and Holy Cross lead the local elementary league with perfect records, remaining undefeated through the latest round of games. Coaches praise defense and teamwork as both squads extend their winning streaks and set early season pace.
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Bae
York
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Trupo
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Berry
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Fritsche
Tee Conrad
Weber
TE -Cetteee LaCrosse
Ate Gusky
City Class B Pin Loop Matches Tonight
Eight matches are scheduled in the City Class B Pin Loop League tonight at the Elyria Recreation. Early shift at seven features Harraw Chemical versus Welsh Funeral Home, Tattersall Dairy versus Fox Furnace, Smitty’s Waldorf Lagers No 2 versus Gerber’s Meats, Romes Pump versus Wykrent’s Café. Late shift at nine offers Vic Silver’s Jewelers versus Ridgeville Boosters, Hagles No 2 versus Electro Alloys, Shell Petroleum versus Von’s Service Station, Bittner General Home versus DeBray Body Shop. Officials include Eisele from Dayton U and Ellerman from Wisconsin.
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Ridgeville Boosters
Hagles No
Electro Alloys
Shell Petroleum
Shell Petroleum Ve Von’s
Bittner Guneral
DeBray Body Shop
Braddock Retires From Ring Ending Romantic Championship Era
James J. Braddock, 32, Jersey Irishman, retires from boxing ending a storied chapter after defeating Tommy Farr and holding a unique place in heavyweight history. The decision leaves Max Schmeling and Max Baer as former champions vying for the crown as Joe Louis looms. Jacobs plans Farr Baer bout for a title shot against Louis, with Braddock signaling continued work with promoter Joe Gould.
Schmeling to Face Louis After Third Tuneup Bout
Max Schmeling the world heavyweight title hopeful won a 12 round decision over Ben Foord in Hamburg before 27,000, signaling plans for a third tuneup before his title bout with Joe Louis next June. Schmeling, unhurt aside from a minor cut and sprained thumb, pressed the attack but did not floor Foord, who showed grit and jabged well. The South African challenger, who was stopped by Max Baer eight months earlier, fought back steadily as Schmeling scored in rounds six, 11, and 12 while promoter Mike Jacobs in New York staged talks with Foord for a possible bout with the winner of the Galento-Marshal match.
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Ty Jong
Jor Gould
Braddock
Jack Dempsey
Jim
Baer
Louis
Chicago
Tommy Farr
Farr
Hamburg
Germany
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Max
Big Then
Foord
Schmeling
Fovord
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Hig
Louis Walsh
Mike Jacobs
New York
Tony Galen
Thomas
Madison Square Garden
Elyria and Lakewood Knights of Columbus Bowl Meet
Elyria Knights of Columbus council bowling teams meet Lakewood counterparts in return matches at Harding alleys Detroit avenue. Locals won the first encounters three weeks ago and will travel to Fremont for the annual state tournament on March 19. Local teams start at 7 PM aboard Tracey Recreation sides.
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Tracey Recreation Siides
Catholic Youth Leaders Meet Tonight in Kentie Shoppe
Cleveland Catholic Youth leaders will guide a discussion at the Kentie Shoppe tonight at 8 PM. All local N Y O members and other interested parties are urged to attend.
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Amherst Five Clips Vermilion For 7th Straight Win
Amherst High's defending champion Comets stayed unbeaten in the Northern League with a 34 to 20 victory over Vermilion on Saturday night. Schisler led Vermilion with 16 points, while Monte Haas paced Amherst with nine markers.
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South Amherst Triumphs Over Clearview Clippers 25 to 17
In Clearview, January 31, the South Amherst Wigh team defeated the Clearview Clippers 25 17 in a rough independent game. Alfred Jones led South Amherst with 16 points, 10 fouls, while Hillward Lochman scored seven for Clearview. South Amherst reserves also beat Clearview reserves 4 20.
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Taeckson
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Renaissance Five Triumphs Over Cleaners 56 to 38
The New York Renaissance defeated Worthington Dry Cleaners 56 to 38 before about 1,000 fans at Elyria High School gym. The Rens surged from a tight first half to dominate the final period with fast passing and strong scoring from Eyre Saitch and Lew Badger. Bob Becker defended Clarence Jenkins and scored eight for Worthington, while Jenkins drew early rough defense. Cleaners’ Hal Blovk added 11. Preliminary: Elyria Knights beat Elria Elks 10 to 4.
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Fat) Jenkins
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Liat Velbrin
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Two Records Set As Oberlin Tankers Cup Victory
Oberlin College swimmers crushed Kent State 46 to 28 as two Oberlin records fell. Carl Swanbeck broke the 440 yard freestyle record with 5 minutes 56.3 seconds and the 400 yard relay team clocked 4 minutes 4 seconds to surpass the old mark. Oberlin’s 400 yard relay team Brown Morrill Stella Griffith set a new standard, while Swanbeck added a new Oberlin record in the 440. Kent State posted a few relay times in late events.
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Cooper Wins Oakland Open in Dramatic Finish
Oakland Calif January 31 Light horse Harry Cooper won the Oakland Open finishing with a 72 hole total of 275 five under par after an eagle on the last hole to beat Jimmy Hines who had led through three rounds. The $1,200 first prize was awarded to Cooper in a dramatic final stretch.
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Clean-Style Matmen Listed For Rialto Theatre Wednesday
Clean-Style matmen highlighted a Rialto Theatre card on Wednesday night led by Alex Testock the Monkey Man and Buddy Knox with Bob Testock. Jimmie Mitchell faces Bobby Wagner in a one-hour two-falls opener followed by a fast pace main event and a strong semi final.
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Knox
Gil LaCross
Mannchester
New Hampshire
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Sidi Pom
Birmingham Firemen Defeated by White Motors Team
Birmingham Firemen fell to White Motors of Cleveland 65 42 in the Sunday cage cap, with Bob Hostetler leading Birmingham scoring 20 points against Nossek of the Motors who tallied 18. In the prelim, Birmingham Firemen B defeated Avon Hurtier Tasen 40 7.
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Two Games On Y Program At Local Y M C A
Elyria prep action highlights a two game carnival tomorrow evening at the local YMCA floor. Standard Cleaners meet Elks in the feature while Hungarian Reforms face Hungarian Reform Old-Timers in the prelim. Both games start at 7 30 with no admission charge.
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