Ohio College Basketball Season Shows Strong Outing
The 1930 31 Ohio college basketball season featured high competition with one undefeated team and a tight Buckeye Conference race. Wittenberg led with 15 wins, Mount Union won 17 of 20, Wooster averaged 46 points per game, and Heidelberg Xavier Ohio University Muskingum among others posted notable records, with several teams displaying scoring depth and defensive strength.
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Three Teams Tie For Runner Up In Big Ten
CHICAGO March 10 Three teams Purdue Minnesota and Michigan finished tied for runner up in the Big Ten standings after the final week Purdue Minnesota and Michigan each won eight games and lost four Northwestern won the championship with 11-1. Michigan defeated Chicago 19-15 and Minnesota beat Ohio State 31-24. Daniels was named captain after leading scoring with 10 points in the final game.
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Track And Handball Added At Carroll
Carroll University in Cleveland adds track and handball to its athletic schedule. Ed Carney, a Carroll graduate of 3025, after three years as a football player, has been signed to coach.
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E H S Girls Clash With Alumnae
E H S prepares for an annual charity basketball game against the Alumnae on Wednesday March 11 at 2 45 PM in the high school gym. The varsity team, led by Capt Hubbard, aims to keep their perfect record 1 0 as they face former E H S players now formed into the alumnae lineup. The alumnae include A Glover B Chapman P Tuthill Meinke Walker Cauntle Miller Surdock and others from classes 25 28 30s while Kemble selects the high school squad B Hubbard Wilson Cole Taylor Webber Dyer Whitney Barkats Wilcox Brown Peterman Daniels and more.
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Reds Meet Eaton Ex-Highs Tonight
The Elyria Reds travel to Eaton to face the Eaton Ex-Highs in a rematch after a close previous victory. New additions Clawson ad Block and Massey join the Reds roster as Mgr. Joe Brove predicts a win. starting lineup likely includes Buswell Koviak Henke Moran Maddock Masser Fawkes Herrick Clowson Black and Courney.
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Lorain boxers shine on Max Jacobs All Star card
Andy Pollock earned four round victories over a Lorain foe named Kid Toto while Johnny Jezewski outpointed Paddy Wells. Mickey Anton stopped a rival, Billy Senders dominated in the main event, and other bouts featured Kid Lorain Jim Mungle plus several knockouts and technical knockouts among Lorain fighters.
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Paul Beal
Pete Steiner
Battling Tomasen
Jos Gray
Kid Schroeder
Joe Beckett
Bob Shaw
Jack Andress
Travelers Clash With Roofers At Oberlin
Amherst Roofers travel to Oberlin to face the Oberlin Travelers in a fourth meeting. The Roofers lead the series three games to none, but Gerald Gaines shines for Amherst as the Travelers aim to swing the series. Game starts at 7:15 PM at Oberlin High School gym with referee Bue Krueger.
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Sam Rice a Fast Centerfielder Still Among League’s Best
Sam Rice of the Washington Senators, born 1892 in Morocco Indiana, remains one of baseball’s fastest outfielders after 16 big league seasons. Debuting in 1914 with Petersburg, he joined Washington in 1915, became a full time outfielder in 1917, and has a career batting above .500 for a league year. He played in two World Series and may appear in a third before retirement.
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Baseball Notes From Spring Training Roundup
Exhibition scores from St Louis to Tampa and California detail spring results. Cards beat Athletics 4 3. Braves hammer Robins 10 2. Cubs 19 1 over Joe Brown's team. Waner set for Pirates camp arrival as bus incident with sheep near Monterey shocks Yannon squad. Heath rumored for Reds. White Sox prep for Giants. Red Sox rest day in Pensacola. Senators drill in Biloxi with Slayes signed. Indians practice in New Orleans. Pipgras barred from training until April 1 with Yankees lineups altered.
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Skorke Mints a Kayo in Second Round at Golden Gloves
Tony Skorke and Johnny Miller led Elvira boys in Cleveland, each winning bouts in the Golden Gloves last night. Skorke knocked out Crank Muriar of Canton in two rounds, while Miller scored a victory at 147 pounds as matchmakers struggled to find opponents. Both advance to tonight’s second round at Public Hall.
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Berea Howitz Take Berea Slap at Elyria Church 35-27
The Elyria Church of Christ fell to Berea Howitzers 35 to 27 in a Suburban fracas. Hall and Wing sparked Berea with early double deckers, while Pushinski led the winners with 10 points and Harrison added 9. Elyria struggled with passes and missed shots, trailing 20-9 at halftime.
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Two Elyria Teams in Indoor League Probable
Probability that Elyria will be represented by two teams in the Northern Ohio Indoor League discussed at a meeting in Elyria. Ed Mibert aims to enter a team, possibly for Colson Cy, and Otto K Mischka plans a second team to be called the Elyria Pall Bearers reviving the city’s eight year old indoor title team. The league HQ is Lorain with a rules meeting upcoming.
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Lorain High Abandons Tournament Play
Lorain High School officials announce stoppage of tournament play amid unresolved issues. No make up dates given. External factors cited as reason for abrupt action.
DeMolay Fives In State Cage Tourney In Toledo
Sixteen teams are entered in the DeMolay State Basketball Tournament to be held in Toledo next Saturday. Cities represented include Cleveland Lima Cincinnati Toledo Elyria Dayton Springfield Barky River Sandusky Lorain Portsmouth Napoleon Bowling Green Martins Ferry and Zanesville.
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Elyria A Z A Stands Tall in 32 11 Win Over Lorain Five
Elyria A Z A dominated Lorain in a 32 11 victory as Becker led with nine points and Schon and Altfeld added eight and seven. Lorain’s Slutzker and Bergman stood out with three and four points. Elyria advances to Akron Sunday to face last year’s A Z A state champions.
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