Plans Complete For 4th Lorain County Golden Gloves Joust
Plans are complete for the Fourth Annual Lorain County Golden Gloves tournament to be staged December 10 17 in Lorain with a potential Elyria show at Rinito Theatre. Leonard J. Pfeiffer oversees the A A U boxing event involving six counties, aiming for at least 160 entries and serving as the official qualifier for the Cleveland Plain Dealer Golden Gloves. Amateur clubs across the six counties are urged to send reps and help form inter county programs, with 40 entries received so far and novices placed in the Hovies class.
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Leonard J. Pfeiffer
Lorain
Rialto Theatre
ANS
Lorain County Golden Gloves
Rinito Theatre
Elyria
Ha Bieger
Pfeiffer
Lorain County
Speris Shortened by Ernie Braden fades from memory
Ernie Braden notes Speris cut short as one of North America’s famed race horses, old Waterror, known as the Kemowed Rogue, dies at 18 in Happs Paddock. Carefree son of a Lioning Noire once drew hype, with Sam Hildreth praising his unpredictable speed and a career spanning Webb City and Kirke Yale, ending without further races.
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Happs
Old Waterror
Now
America
Carefree
Expe T
Sam Hildreth
Hance
Kahoon
Ripkeville
Watna
Henay
Fourteen Boys Train Daily At White A C
Layna Cuathe trains fourteen amateur boxers at White A C on Bath Street preparing for the Loom Counts Golden Gloves tournament starting in October. Sessions run daily at 11 am and 7 pm with aim to reach about twenty two by opening night. Notable entries include Art Booth and Gussie Smallwood in 147 and 112 pound classes.
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Cuathe
Layna
Bath Street
Art Booth
Gussie Smallwood
Whiter Warry Gegunterman
Harold Sheldon
Ron Hamilton
L&t
Andy Vario
Bill Vargo
Wilt Dacht- Ter
Harry Shapiro
George Lasky
Johnny Ellis
Jack Donnelley
Jerry Malterer
Dick Anderson
White
Nick DaFazio
Carl Dodstey
Injuries Handicap Chicago Eleven in Pur due Game
Coach Clark Shaughnessy used reserves to fill gaps as six Chicago players were absent due to injuries. Notably Jay Berwanger and Ned Bartlett were missing. Bartlett may be out for the season with an infected leg.
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Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy
Purdue
Jay Berwanger
Ned Bartlet
Bartlet
Pretzel Girls Practice Session Slated By YMCA Court
The Guerin Pretzel Girls basketball team will hold a practice tonight on the YMCA court starting at 6:30.
Rosenbloom Offered 25000 to Defend Belt in Berlin
New York November 7 Rudolph Boecker a German promoter offered Maxie Rosenbloom $25000 to defend his heavyweight title against Adolph Heuser in Berlin in December. Rosenbloom won a first round decision over Heuser at Madison Square Garden that year. Maxie’s manager Frank Bachman said he would hold up negotiations with Beacher pending the outcome of the Rosenbloom Bob Olson title match at the Garden on November 15.
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Rudolph Boecker
Maxie Rosen- Woom
Adolph Heuser
Berlin
Rosenbloom
Heuser
Madison Square Garden
Maxie
Frank Bachman
Beachar
Bob Olj
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Elyria Seeks 4th Straight Over Heights
Elyria meets Cleveland Heights in a long running Lake Shore League football rivalry. Each side has three wins with one tie in recent decades. Heights led early history, besting Elyria 16-0 in 1928 and 29-0 in 1929, then 15-6 in 1930, while Elyria has dominated since 1931, including a 41-0 win last year.
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Tiges
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New London Wildcats drop Madison Rams in 39 to 13 grid clash
New London High School Wildcats defeated Madison Township Rams 39 to 13 on the Blue Goose gridiron in Mansfield Thomas. Jay Thomas scored three touchdowns, Byker added two, with Thomas returning a kickoff for a score and Madison replying with a kickoff return TD. New London dominated with 15 first downs to 7, none of their passes intercepted, and penalties totaling 50 yards. Bellevue next visits New London on Nov 17.
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Jay Thomas
Byker
New London High School Wildcats
Madison Township Rams
Blue Goose
Mansfield
Thomas
Burley
Cats
Madison
Jim Luich
New London
Lune
Bellevue
Long Proposes Annual North South Contest
Senator Huey P. Long proposed a permanent North South College Football Classic like the East West contest to be played at Yankee Stadium this December. He named Louisiana State as the Dixie representative to face a strong Northern eleven, preferably Minnesota or Princeton, with proceeds to charity.
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Norv
Wwp
Huey P. Long
Louis Waas
New York Daily News
Yankee Stadium
Long
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Minnesota
Princeton
Chicago Cardinals Defeat Dodgers 21 to 0 at Ebbets Field
The Chicago Cardinals routed the Brooklyn Dodgers 21-0 before 7,000 fans as a light squad exploited slick field conditions. A first period fumble recovery and third and fourth quarter blocked kicks sparked the scoring drive for Chicago.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Navy and Notre Dame Set Clash at Cleveland Stadium
A strong Navy unit aims to avenge past defeats against Notre Dame in Cleveland Stadium on November 10. Annapolis end Bob Dormn stars in Navy passing attack while elusive halfback Andy Pilney of the Layden coached eleven handles South 3B kicks. About 75,000 expected to attend.
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Bob Dormn
Annapolis
Andy Pilney
Canton McKinley Eyes Ohio Title With Stellar Record
Canton McKinley High is hailed as the best in Ohio by observers after a cresting season. The Canton squad has scored 366 points while conceding 181, averaging nearly 40 points per game as it prepares to clash with Massillon on November 24 in a key showdown. Other teams with undefeated strings include Middletown, Massillon, and several from across the state, while Coshocton and Akron West suffer notable losses.
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Columbus West
Middleport
Victarwma
New Philadelphia
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Sandusky
Logan
Migmisbore
Cleveland Shaker Heights
Libana
Kent Roosayvelt
Bremen
Vietares
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Akron Noth
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Sandusky St Mary's
Seneral
Londos to battle Marshall in looming title clash
In a preview of the 19th bout, Jim Londos faces Everett Marshall as the reigning champion. The narrative suggests Londos gains early advantage but Marshall counters with methods that test Londos, culminating in a dramatic finish with Londos securing the fall and the referee declaring him champion.
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United Press
LW York
Jim Londos
Marshall
Jim
Londos
Everett Marshall
Jon Humphries
Winnah
Varshall
Jim Browning
Joe LaVeldi
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Navy Coach Focuses On Passing For Notre Dame Showdown
ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 7 Tom Hamilton concentrates on Navy passing attack ahead of Saturdays game with Notre Dame at Cleveland He plans to leverage aerial work similar to efforts against Columbia Pennsylvania and Washington and Lee to exploit opponents weaknesses This brief notes Navy’s preparation and scoring emphasis for the upcoming clash.
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Annapolis
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Botre Dame
Cleveland
Army
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Washington and Lee
Along the Sidelines Highlights Team Resolve and Lineup Moves
Madison Wisconsin football players admit loafing after three losses and vow to play better. Captain Jack Bender leads a meeting promising improved effort. Columbus Johnny Butteridge may start at halfback for Ohio State against Chicago, replacing Jack Smith who is sidelined with a knee injury. South Bend Notre Dame works on defense to stop Navy left halfback Buzz Bartes before Saturday in Cleveland.
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Ensten Press
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Jack Bender
Columbus
Johnny Butteridge
Ohio State
Jack Smith
Chicago
Smith
South Bend
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Buzz Bartes
Navy
Cleveland
Rubber Company Team Sets New Season Mark in Beating Brown Jugs
The Rubber Company Keglers beat the Little Brown Jug Cafe five to three games in a City League match roping scores of 180 867 970 2867 for the winners while the Jugs posted 822 892 857 2571. Johnny Worthington led with 629 and Edgar Martin 613 three-game series as I T S bowlers climbed to 16-5 and first place. Jackson Wall Paper took two of three from Colson Company to pull within four games of a tie for fourth.
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Elyria Hardwares
Jackson Wall Paper Quintet
Colson Company
Little Brown Jugs
Jugs
Johnny Worthington
Edgar “Shorty’ Martin
I. T. Rubber Rollers
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Bremke Garage Beats Struck Furnitura in Pin Match
Bremke Garage defeated Struck Furnitura in a St John's Lutheran League pin match last evening paced by E Block who rolled a three game 436. Grugel led the losers with a 388 total.
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Bremke Garage
Furnitura
St John's Lutheran
Sing Sing Grid Team Suffers First Defeat
OSSINING New York Sing Sing s football eleven lost for the first time this season after seven straight wins being beaten 18 to 0 by the New Rochelle Bulldogs. The defeat came as Navy style open plays and laterals moved the visitors to victory.
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UPI
Elyria Heights clash preview from region’s tough football year
George Moise notes Elyria’s hopes to upset Heights despite a slim chance. Oberlin fray reshapes talk of favorites as Elyria, boasting a strong line, eyes a potential defensive stand. The piece teases local travel, the Rose Bowl tease, and warns readers to watch for police on the drive.
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South End Gridders Hold Practice On 13th Street
The South End football team will practice this evening at 7 on 13th street. Coach Harry Life asks E. Ross B. Ross Hollman Glent DeFazio F. Ross Dugan al Urig Clifford Bennie Young lass Masterer Gleason Wash Maddock Burkie Handley Fussa and Shaffstall to attend ahead of Sunday’s game against the Lorain Nativities.
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