Three Elyria Players Named On C-T All Lake Erie Eleven
Elyria High School enters a new basketball season under Roy Symer with a large freshman and sophomore pool. Only two lettermen Frank Murkowski and Tommy Dean return from last year’s 7-14 squad. Forty-five candidates reported and 25 cut to 12 for the Sixth Street school.
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Elyria
C-T
Lake Erie
Wrng Graves
Roy Symer
Elycia High School
Clymer
Frank Murkowski
Tommy Dean
Sixth Street School
Elyria Forces
Finshed
Lake Erin
Dean Washburn Meet Tonight In Cleveland
In Cleveland at Pub Me Hall Frank Dean a 320 pound Georgia hillbilly and Jack Washburn at 246 pounds clash in a one fall finish main event. Referee Ernie Maddock weighs about 200 pounds giving a total card weight around 766 pounds. The six match show also features Sandor Szabo vs Leo Numa in a 43 minute semi final and Buck Jones vs Pat O Hara Ted Travis vs Paul Orth plus Rudy Duck vs Charlie Hansen and Fred Kimball vs Mickey Mouse.
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Mview
Steve McPherson
Dean
Georgia
Leo Numa
Szabo
Numa
Buck Jones
Ted Travis
Jones
Pat O’hara
Travis
Paul Orth
Rudy Duck
Charlie Hansen
Fred Kimball
Mickey Mouse
German Heavyweight Neusel Knocks Out Poreda in New York
Walter Neusel the German heavyweight scored two straight knockouts in American appearances. He floored Stanley Poreda of New Jersey with a crushing right hook and left hook, counting out Poreda after 1 seconds of the 10th round in a 19 round bout. The article notes a second skating note inviting potential Rainbow Gardens rollers for the winter season with Bob Smith and Joe Mishko to report.
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New York
Walter Neusel
Stanley Poreda
New Jersey
Poreda
Rainbow Gardens Roller
Bob Smith
Joe Mishko
Groom Two To Fill Cummings Position In Champaign
In Champaign on November 22, Cub Kahn weight guard and Red Craze are being groomed to fill the Illinois tackle position vacated by Bart Cummings after an appendicitis operation. The regulars scrimmaged against Ohio State yesterday for the first time.
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Cummings
Champaign
Cub Kahn
Khiweight Suard
Red Craze
Minnois
Bart Cummings
Ohio State
Chicago Hopes for Win Over Dartmouth at Stagg Field
Chicago relies on a improving line after three straight games as the Maroons prepare for a Saturday intersectional clash with Dartmouth at Stagg Field. The team showed its stiffest challenge of the season in yesterday’s practice and is aiming for a victory.
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Chicago
Dartmouth
Stagg Field
Maroons
Elyria High 1933-34 Basketball Schedule
Elyria High lists 1933 34 basketball fixtures with dates and opponents including Amherst Ashland Berea Sandusky Alumni John Hay Oberlin Shaw Lorain Heights University School Lakewood and Lakewood with several away games and open dates listed across December January February and March. The schedule shows home and away venues and pacing for the season.
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Elyria High
Leember
Amherst
Ashland
Berea
Sandusky
John Hay
Oberlin
Shaw
Lorain
Heights
University School
Lakewood
Elyria High Basketball Schedule and Roster Changes
Gon Yost Bud Monroe Max No yek Art Bush Hank Wazyniak Steve Lengel Vern Smith Stan Dumsky John Lugas Merril Walker headline a 12 man carry squad with rest forming a secondary team for contests with league schools. Don Yost Orion Lee and Bill Triplett remain to gain ball handling experience and Cothall prep next year. Elyria opens December 1 against Amherst, potential Nov 29 start. seventeen games booked, nine home to eight away, with road trips to Ashland Sandusky Train Lakewood Shaw Cleveland Heights John Hay University School and Oberlin.
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Gon Yost
Bud Monroe
Max Noyek
Art Bush
Hank Wazyniak
Steve Lengel
Vern Smith
Stan Dumsky
John Lugas
Merril Walker
Don Yost
Orion Lee
Bill Triplett
Cothall
Ciyrmer
Murkowski
Dean
Joe Scott
Elyria
Amherst
Elysia
Ashland
Sandusky
Lakewood
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
John Hay
University School
Oberlin
Eiska Cacers
Pigskin Pazziers Ends Inconfident Drive Notes
A fragmented play-by-play snapshot describes Team O with first down at the opponent’s one-yard line and a later sequence on the 40, plus a clipping penalty and ball placement for a 10-yard from the sideline spot. The chaotic notes show limited discernible game action and unclear outcomes.
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Team O
Team D
Vuchinich Named Iron Man of Ohio Eleven
Ohio State center Mike Vuchinich is hailed as the Iron Man of the Buckeye squad after appearing in 345 of 420 possible minutes in the first seven games. Teammates Fred Conrad Joe Gailus and Stegis Monahan also logged significant playing time as the school outlines letter standards requiring half the games and a quarter of total time, with exceptions by staff and player committee.
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Columbus
Mike Vuchinich
Ohio State
Brilant
Buckeye
Vuchitich
Fred Conrad
Kile
Joe Gailus
Stegis Monahan
Sam Willaman
Elyria Lights Face Large Task In Building Team
Elyria High prepares for basketball under coach Dave Eaton with only two lettermen, Herb Meister and Bob Emerick, returning. A 46-man squad trims toward 15 as the Crimson Bantams open their 15-game schedule December 1 against Amherst Reserves at home. Season ends March 9 at Lakewood with a Lake Erie contest and Lakewood trip.
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Chuck Huppith
Elyria High
Sixth Street
Dave Eaton
Eaton
Herb Meister
Bob
Pinky" Emerick
Elvin Schnenk
Harry Smith
Wally Forbes
Jim Miller
Joe Stutz
Crimson Bantams
Amherst
Shaw
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Ashland K
Berea
Sandusky
St. Mary's
John Hay
Lorain
Cleveland Heights
University School
Oregon State Faces Nebraska In Thanksgiving Game
Oregon State and Nebraska will meet in a post season game at Lincoln on Thanksgiving Day. The announcement came from Oregon State Athletic Director Carl A. Lodell after the team stopped over on its return trip from the East. Dana X. Bible, Nebraska athletic director and coach, coordinated final arrangements by long distance.
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Chicago
Oregon State
Fordham
New York
Nebraska
Will Niget
Lincoln
Neb
Carl A. Lodell
Dana X. Bible
Fight Results By United reas, tM WORK-Walter Reuse
Boxing results list multiple bouts with names and locations across cities like New Jersey New Haven and Chicago. Notable winners include Walter Reuse and Eddie Moore, with various knockouts and decisions reported from venues in New York, Brook, and California.
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Walter Reuse
Freemans
Stanley Foreda
New Jersey
Patsy Rascuill
New York
Paxy Ruvinery
Brook
T Isaary
New Haver
Conn
New Haven
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Eddie Moore
Alexander
Eddie Connolly
Ravty Tarka
Frad Feary
Peter Jack
Teles
Angeles
Sekton
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Lax
Anderson
Pew Browse
Chicago
Tony
Tampa
Fla
Frankie Ispean
Saginaw, Wich
Konckle
Streator
Re Vucheau To Lead Notre Dame On Saturday
In South Bend Indiana on Saturday Notre Dame will start Branchaudeau as captain for the game against Southern California. Branchaudeau previously captained the Irish in the Navy game and is noted for leadership and drive.
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Branchéeau
Motroe
Mich
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Capta
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Hari
Football rulings puzzle from Frank Carideo notes
On fifth down and other yardage plays the puzzle clarifies penalties and ball placement. Interference near end zone, punt returns with fumbles, and rule-based outcomes are explained with O as offense and D as defense.
Cubs land Klein from Phillies in big 1934 push
Chicago trades two utility players Ward Koonis and Harvey Hendrick and a Minor League pitcher Ted Kleinhans to Philadelphia for Charles Klein. Cash over 100000 reportedly influenced the deal as Klein, NL's top hitter, strengthens the Cubs for the upcoming pennant race. Klein carries a .368 lifetime average and led the league last season.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Charles
Chuck) Klein
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Ward Koonis
Harvey Hendrick
Ted Kleinhans
Kiein
Kiki Cu
Keavae Nahe Harman
Stephecean
Frank Demaree
Tut Staimbach
Tookia
Los Arteros
Michigan Eleven Earns Praise For Physical Start
Ann Arbor Mich Kipke praised the Wolverines after their hard hit practice at Michigan Stadium. John Kowalik and W DeBrand led the guards as Michigan prepared for Northwestern with emphasis on defense and a physically strong squad.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Kowalik
W Debrand
Michican
Northwestern
Kipke
Wolverines
Elyria Rudiness College Team Holds Meeting
Members of the Elyria Rudiness College basketball team are asked to attend a special meeting tomorrow night at 7 o clock at the Y M C A.
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Elyria Rudiness
Haserodt Jewelers Rally In Bowling League Win
Haserodt Jewelers trailed after the first game but captured the final two games to take the series from Columbia Club in a St. John's Lutheran bowling league match last evening.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Columbia Club
St. John’s Lutheran
Fordham faces tough schedule dents in search of season win
New York November 22 Our football roundup notes Fordham's bid for a first winning season is hurt by a schedule that overestimates talent. Alabama St Marys and Oregon State booked within a month and next year a lighter slate is urged. Dick Hanley Northwestern calls Notre Dame the strongest foe seen this year and Yale, Harvard, and others are discussed.
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York
Fordham
Jim Crowley
Rams
Alabama
St. Mary’s
Oregon State
Army
Notre Dame
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Ohio State
Stanford
Minnesota
New Athletic Loop Invites Elyria Lorain and Nearby Schools
Elyria and Lorain appear to be invited to join a new athletic league organized yesterday. The four-member league includes Sandusky Fremont Findlay and Tiffin Columbian, with Elyria and Lorain historically in the Lake Erie League. Findlay had not been in a circuit before, while Rocky River left in 1931 and Shaker Heights is eyed as a potential new member.
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Lyria
Lorain
Sandusky
Fremont
Findlay
Tiffin Columbian
Elyria
Wicely
Loop
Lake Erie League
Ohio
Rocky River
Shaker Heights
Knights Set Two New City Bowling Marks in Victory
Knights of Columbus defeated Jackson Wall Paper in all three games to set two City Bowling League season marks. Team high single game reached 1,004 and team total 2,799 pins, led by Bowman with 635 in the series and Basinski at 619. Webner led losers with 514. Eagles-Elyria Hardware postponed. Knights stay sixth, Wall Paper seventh in standings.
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Glen Rogers Motors
Knights of Columbus
Jackson Wall Paper
T. S
Elyria Hardware
Welsh Funeral Home
Knights
Eagles
Bowman
Stan Basinski
Webner
Eagles-Elyria
Wall Paper
Loughran Favored In 19 Round Bout At Coliseum
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia a 5 to 1 favorite to beat Rax Impellettiere in a scheduled 19 round bout tonight at the Coliseum. More than 10,906 fans expected as Impellettiere, 23, 256 pounds, seeks a sudden rise from obscurity to the middleweight throne.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Rax Impellettiere
Giant
Imperlettiere
Unclear wrestling results from Kansas City card
In a mixed list of names and places including Texas Oklahoma and Kansas City wrestlers such as Jack Hader Hears Graber and George Dar Canada results are garbled. The fragment suggests match outcomes with a winner from Newer Wrest and Canadian connections but no clear scores or events are provided.
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Kaxpas City
Kan
Maha
Jack Hader
Kansas
Hears Graber
Wrest
Kanene City
Local grid rivalry crowns dominant Holy Cross win
In a bold display of football prowess, Holy Cross overwhelmed Dorare 24 to 0, signaling strong national championship ambitions. Detre led a decisive Detroit victory as Kiae Huey Long showcased supremacy. The chaotic, fragmentary text suggests a dominant performance against a Holy Cross opponent with a high scoring margin.
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Kiae Huey Long
Holy Cross
Detre
Dorare
Detroit
Ned H.C
Murkowski Myers and Gerber Selected on Myhical First Team
Elyria High places three players on the Chronicle Telegram All Lake Erie League mythical first team for the season. The honored Crimson are Frank Marekowski fullback Gene Myers quarterback and Doug Gerber right guard. Lorain champions gain four places on the outfit with Worden left halfback Gawlik right end Urbanic.
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Russ Davies
C.T
Pon
Elyria High
Chronicle-Telegram
Crimson
Frank Marekowski
Gene Myers
Doug Gerber
Lorain
Worden
Gawlik
Urbanic
Ight
Fields
Shaw
Lakewood
Heights
Hugger
Hornke
Cowrse
Anderson
Helf
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Earl McCaskey
Lorein
Jackson
Nelson
Gerber
Myers
Snagely
Snavely
R. Myera
Fields of
Fitzpatrick
Lee
Dean
Snarely
Peckinpaugh
Holkesvig
Pettit
Marshall
Erdy
Local grid picks honor players from multiple districts
Honorable mention list includes Cronk Shaw and Winger Lakewood as backs with tackles by Schneider Elyria and guards Kelsey Lakewood Dickinson Lorain. Centers DeFazio Elyria Riath Lorain Nelson Shaw. Backs Reigler Lakewood Shiach Lorain Veale Heights Lerra Heights Kramer Lorain Twiggs Lakewood.
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Cronk
Shaw
Winger
Lakewood
Schneider
Elyria
Kelsey
Dickinson
Lorain
DeFazio
Riath
Nelson
Reigler
Shiach
Veale
Heights
Lerra
Kramer
Twiggs
Lake Erie League selects first team football stars
Lorain and Elyria dominate the Lake Erie League all star lineup with Murkowski and Worden leading a strong group. Hugger of Shaw and Cawrie of Lakewood anchor key positions while two sophomores Gerber and Anderson earn first team spots despite tough line play.
Bell Ping-Pongers Beat Waldorfs 5-1 in League Match
The Bell Clothiers defeated the Waldorf Lagers by a score of five games to one in a Cherry Ridge league ping-pong match. Tomorrow night features three games with Krugman Transfers vs Hasered Jewelers, Kawpee Hamburgers vs Hi-Speeds, and Ohio Public Service vs Guth Barbers.
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Bell Clothiers
Waldorf Lagers
Krugman
Hasered Jewelers
Kawpee
Ohio Public Service
Guth Barbers
Guerin Pretzela Team Holds Evening Practice
The Guerin Pretzela basketball squad will practice this evening at 6 30 on the YMCA court. All players are instructed to report promptly for the session.
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Pretzels
Guerin Pretzela
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Babe) Machocr
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