Elyria High bantams win best season in school history
Elyria High Lights bantam quintet, coached by Big Dave Eaton, defeated Shaw to finish the 1931-32 season with only three losses to Lakewood and Shaw. Key players include Ernie Pobrowski, Richard Skiiletz, George and Neal Dunstan, Tom Doane, Stan Davies, Gene Myers, Carl Dodskey, Bob Blair, Ken Mitchell, and Alex Berick. Ernie Pobrowski led scoring with 87 points. Carl Dodsley had 52.
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Shaw
Elyria High
Elyria
George
Neal Dunstan
Tom Doane
Stan Davies
Gene Myers
Carl Dodsle
Bob Blair
Dick Skriletz
Alex Berick
Joe Brove
Capt
Dubrowski
Ken Mitchell
Eaton
Lakewood
Ernie Pobrowski
Richard Skiiletz
Carl Dodskey
Dunstan Brothers
Neal and
Alen Berick
Crimson Flash Phantoms
Flash Bantams
Ernie Dobrowski
Ely Ria
Skorke Captures Gloves Opener In Close Bout
Tony Skorke won his Golden Gloves opening round by a decision over Danny Schald in a hard hitting bout. The Cleveland fighter impressed with sharper punches and a leaner attack. Skorke advances to tonight's second round with opponent yet to be named.
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Tony Skorke
Golden Gloves
Danny Schald
Cleveland Mitter
Skorke
Morris Big Red Sox hurler in critical condition
Ed Morris Boston Red Sox pitcher lies in critical condition at Century Hospital in Century Florida after a stabbing at Brewton during a fishing trip honoring his eve departure for Savannah training camp. Joe White is jailed on related charges while Morris's condition remains the focal point.
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Entury
Fla
Ed Morris
Boston Red Sox
Century Hospital
Brewton
Morris
Boston
Savannah
Joe White
White
Baseball Spring Train Notes From Coast to Coast
Reports from Florida California and Texas show players reporting to camps and starting workouts. Hack Wilson Frankie Frisch Tony Lazzeri Mel Ott and other stars are joining teams like Dodgers Athletics Yankees Braves Cubs Pirates Reds Red Sox in early drills with holdouts and signings shaping rosters.
City Bowling Team Takes Three Straight From State Highway Five
Bowing action saw the City Bowling team win three straight from the State Highway Five. Elks posted the top score with a high total across three games and a single-game score. In another match American Legion Post defeated Knights of Columbus three straight, narrowing the standings gap.
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Wreox
The
Elks
American Legion Fire
Knights of Columbus
Elkshane
Chronicle-Telesam i
Vera White
Alo American Legion Hin
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Sivans
Lephowski
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Banik
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Ieee Brennan
Dempsey Rounds Out Opponent in Kentucky Bout
In Covington Kentucky on Tuesday Jens McCarthy of Cincinnati weighed 249 pounds and outpointed Jimmy Wonerman of Covington at 143 pounds over eight rounds. Jack Dempsey was introduced from the ring and served as referee for one matchup.
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Dempsey
Kentucky
Covington
Jens McCarthy
Cincinnati
Jimmy Wonerman
Jack Dempsey
Bucyrus Mansfield High Schools Strain Over Coach Incident
Relations between Bucyrus and Mansfield High Schools grew tense after a cited incident involving Mansfield coach Grossell Murphy. Officials say Murphy shoved a Bucyrus player during last week’s game and was removed from duties amid investigations.
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Bucyrus
Yca
Mansfield
Botts High
Gfossell Murphy
Wells Murphy
Bucvrus
Feland As
Morenba
Elyria High Track Prepares For East Tech Meet
Elyria High tracksters under Coach Vaughn tune up for an indoor inter class meet with East Tech led by Jesse Owens looming as a strong foe. The lineup includes 12 lettermen and events span sprints hurdles high jump relays and throws with outdoor 39 yard dash hurdles and shot put. Future video meets listed include Mansfield and Oberlin with Lorain added to the schedule.
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Chuck Huepp
W. L. Vaugh
Elyria High
Teveland
East Tech
R.a
Vaughn
Maron
Mansfield
Oberlin
C. A. C. Mee
He Auditorium
Cleveland
Lorain
Crimson and White
Oberlin Eyes Final Tilt With Mt Union After Strong Week
Oberlin College prepares for a season finale against Mt Union after improving against Marietta and Muskingum. Coach Lrne Butler lists Kilmer and Bohrer as departing seniors with the rest of the squad returning next year. Oberlin has won four of twelve. the Tankers host Wooster at Crane Pool after a prior loss in Wooster.
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Marietta
Muskingum
Oberlin
Mt. Union College
Lrne Butler
Bob Kilmer
Larry Bohrer
Butler
Oberlin College
Wooster
Crane Pool
Indians Begin Spring Training in New Orleans Ahead of First Exhibition
The Seland Indians opened full camp in New Orleans as they prepare for their first exhibition game Saturday. Johnny Harmon and Johnny Burnett compete for second base with Hoard Seaton and Seaborn Seabright listed among infield hopefuls. Eddie Worgan remains out, Bruce Connaughton slated to handle first base, and a strong all around field and outfield is set for the start of workouts.
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Orleans
Tanes
Seland Indians
New Orleans
Keystone
Johnny Honapp
Ani Younc
Johnny Burnett
Sear Tirdann
Gop
Anto
Gristodas
Otterbein Beats Muskingum 34 29 In Conference Tilt
Otterbein College basketball rallied from nine points down to defeat Muskingum College 34 to 29 in an Ohio Conference game at New Concord. Muskingum led 18 13 at the half. Andrews of Otterbein hit three field goals late while Marmer led Muskingum with 11 points.
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New Concord
Otterbein College
Muskingum College
Ohio
Muskingum
Muskies
Andrews
Oberbein
Marmer
Hiram Defeats Baldwin Wallace In Ohio Conference Game
Hiram spoiled Baldwin Wallace defense to win 41 to 24 on Tuesday night. Libby the Hiram forward led with 19 points.
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HIRAM
B.W. Hiram
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio
Libby
JANGY OILS TRIP Maree 4 11
Ernie Braden reports Jangy Oils upset Elyria Hi-Speed Gas 49 to 20 in the headline game of a Y carnival. Elyria Merchants defeated Cleveland Art School 37 to 19 in the prelim. Key scorers were Bus Krueger 18 and Farrar 15 for Jangy. Tom Smith and Stosh Wachock 16 each for the Merchants.
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Oberlin Janby Oils
Elyria
Elyria Merchants
Cleveland Art School
Ave
de Corts
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Elyrians
Cheronites
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Colored Floor Champs At Oberlin
The Oberlin Travelers host the New York Renaissance quintet in Oberlin Friday night in a game against the Travelers. The Renaissance Club, World Champion Colored team, has defeated the Cleveland 9s and others this season. Soldier Caruso Lotherlin joins the act traveling with the New York club and singing at the game. Caruso is a nationally known ex service man and a renowned outdoor singer.
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New York Renaissance
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Renaisance Club
Cleveland
Renaissance
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New York
Eames
Tourney Entries Due Friday March 4 at Lavain County Tourney
Teams must enter the Lavain County Tournament by 6.00 pm on Friday March 4. Announcement from Bot Monte, Y M C A Physical Director. All teams in A B C divisions may enter.
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Bot Monte
Lus
A. B
Rifle Club Scores at Elsima City Meet
The Elsima City Rifle Club held its usual meet last night and discussed a shoulder to shoulder event with Lakewood next Tuesday. Scores for the evening were a tally led by Tullows.
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Elsima City
Lakewood
Capital Cagers Trip Kenyon Quint 37 30
In Columbus Capital University defeated Kenyon 37 to 30 in an Ohio Conference game. Brenning led Capital with 17 points after a 12-game drought.
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Kenyon Quint
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Capital University
Kenyon
Ohio
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Cleveland Invites Bowling Convention to Columbus 1933
Cleveland to invite the American Bowling Congress to hold its annual convention and tournament in Columbus in 1933. City officials announce the offer during the March 2 events.
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Wilton Named Miami Football Coach
Frank Ss Wilton Jr assistant to Glen Warner at Stanford named head football coach at Miami University He will succeed Chester Pittser who resigned after the previous season Wilton 27 years old graduated from Stanford in 1929 played half back on the football team and on the baseball team He coached at Burrazame Cal a high school for two years and last year helped coach at Stanford He arrives late next spring to take charge of spring training
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Frank Ss. Wilton, Jr
Glen Warner
Stanford University
Miami University
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Chester Pittser
Stanford
Burrazame
Cal
Warner
Agondas
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Col arena mat card features Krushamp and Pasha in main event
The card in Lorain’s Moose Coliseum showcases Pasha the Turk against Krushamp in a third consecutive appearance for Krushamp. Promoters also pit Chief Warfele versus Young Gotch in semis, with Bruno Dombroski facing Oscar Kohler in the prelims. Jack McCarts meets Herman Krakosky in the curtain-raiser.
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Ohio State
Moose Coliseum
Mustafa Pasha
Pasha
Sulex
Aehuadl
War Faele
Youngs Gotch
Clevelord
Abeart
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Lorai
Pride
Oscar Kohler
Elyria
Pittsburgh
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Kouler
Jack McCarts
Oberlin
Herman Krakosky
Cleveland
Lorain
Rooters Defeat Lorain Ex-Hys 41 to 25
The Nabakowski Rooters of Amherst defeated the Lorain Ba Hs 41 to 25 in a fast game before a large crowd. Guild led with 12 points, Hutton added 11, while Horkav and Duear had seven each for the losers. In the prelim, Oberlin College Commerce edged Vermilion Merchants 41 to 20 with Gerber scoring 12.
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Lorain Ba Hs
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Recall Plot To Kidnap Miss Morrow
In Dedham Massachusetts March reports recall a 1929 plot to kidnap Constance Morrow the youngest daughter of Senator Dwight Morrow and sister in law of Colonel Lindbergh. Guards watched her at Milton Academy after threatening letters. The author was traced to Boston but the case remained unsolved. Miss Morrow attends Smith College now in Northampton Massachusetts.
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Mass
Lindbergh
Constance Morrow
Dwight Morrow
Milton Academy
Morrow
Boston
Miss Morrow
Smith College
Northampton
Convention to announce arena for tournament
The event specifies the arena likely to be the Coliseum at the State Fair Grounds. The invitation will be issued at the Detroit convention on March 18.
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State Fair Grounds
Detroit
Amherst Council Accepts Offer and Cuts Bills
Amherst Ohio council approved a $2000 refund offer from Olio Public Service and authorized a ten percent discount on monthly bills. The meeting also assigned sidewalk repairs on East Street and Franklin Avenue, instructed streetcleanup on North Mac Street, and authorized more no parking and stop signs. Permits were given to plant flowers along Cleveland Avenue curb.
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Werner Zila
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Cleveland Avenue
Women’s Union Weets At St John’s Evangelical Church
The Women's Union of St John’s Evangelical Church met for an all day session at the church parsonage in Tiesda. A noon social hour featured a Birthday Club luncheon for members born in January through June. The afternoon covered general business with scripture by Mrs Ford Holvhauer and prayers led by Mr Ron Berzes. A discussion on Our Evangelical Pioneers and a paper on fame by Mr Fred Schacht followed. Twenty five members and two guests attended, Mrs Wm Gleason and Mrs Arthur Engle among them. Hostesses for April are Mrs Fred Foster and Mrs Chris Fahiney.
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Dorothy Fullmer
Margaret Berger
Marie Wilhelm
Robert Scholz
Richard Baetz
Milton Nahakowski
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Sr. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Katherine Doyie
Elyria Avenue
Coumil
St. Peters Evangelical Church
Pythian S.stera
SK. of P. Hall
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First Evangelical Church
Philathea Bible
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
N. F. Foster
Harris Street
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Masonic Hall
Meeting Postponed by Royal Neighbors of Amenia
The Royal Neighbors of Amenia postponed Thursday night’s meeting due to other activities and moved it to Tuesday evening. March 5 members are urged to attend and plan for the rally to be held soon.
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Birthday dinner honors Mrs John Leonhard in Milan Avenue
Mrs John Leonhard was entertained at a surprise dinner at six o clock on her birthday in Milan Avenue. Present were Edmonde Rourke and wife with children Felaria, Jasmond Mercer and family, Ethel and Margaret Hummer, Alice Garland, Leonard Hummer, John Leonhard, and the guest received a gift from the family
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Milan Avenue
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Edmonde Rourke
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Jasmond Mercer
Ethel
Margaret Hummer
Alice Garland
Leonard Hummer
Church Night at St. Peter's Evang Church Delayed
The observance titled Church Night at St. Peter's Evangelical Church scheduled for Tuesday evening April 3 has been postponed to Wednesday evening April 15 with Dean Thomas W. Graham of Oberlin College as the main speaker.
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Tueday
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin College
Lenten Services At St Peters Evangelical Church
Young Peoples' Service for Lent at St Peter's Evangelical Church begins at 7 20 pm led by Rev C B Schmidt with the theme What Exalts Christ Faith The Senior and Intermediate leagues attend as a group A chorus of league members directed by F C Moore will perform A rehearsal for the young people is set for 6 45 at the church
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St Peter's Evangelical Church
Rev
C. &. Schmidt
F.C. Moore
Teacher Training Class Concludes Community Leadership School
The sixth and final session of the Community Leadership Training School will be held at the.
Hoover's Name to Be Entered in Ohio Primaries
Postmaster General Brown confirmed President Hoover's name will be entered in the Ohio primaries this spring. The statement, made at the Horse Show, reiterates Hoover's candidacy in Ohio.
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Ohio
Washington
Brown
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Horse Today
Fish becomes Friday favorite at Smith College menu
Depression era dining shifts as Smith College students swap earlier fish avoidance. Purchasing agent Miss Elsie P. Leonard notes anti fish sentiment faded and fish days now welcomed, with occasionalTuesday meals added to Fridays.
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Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Elsie P. Leonard
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