Leaders Upset City Loop in Matches
Leaders in the first half of the City Owling League race defeated last evening, altering standings. Maumee Dairy fell to Jackson Wallpaper, I. T. S. Rubber Company dropped to Elyria Hardware, Welsh Funeral Home swept Crawford Men's Wear, Knights of Columbus beat Smith's Place in straight games, and notable scores included Edgar Mann 625, Imer Donnelly 621, Ed Wilcox 645, and Carl Hoart WW
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Buckeyes Draw New Attendance Record At Ohio Stadium
Columbus November 26 Ohio State football season sets an all time attendance record. A total of 353314 fans watched the Buckeyes this fall at home and away games. Five home games attracted 252950 spectators and 100364 joined away contests. The Notre Dame crowd here topped 81001. The season total surpasses 305936 mark set in 1923 with 232265 at home and 173491 on the road.
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Dragon to Oppose Tough Foe In Walter Miller
Dan Morris presents a double feature at the Rialto Theatre featuring two main events: the Black Dragon vs Walter Miller and George Sauer of Lincoln versus Wild Red Berry of Pittsburgh. The two best two out of three falls bouts are billed with a rough, crowd-pleasing undercard and a ten minute opening match by local youngsters.
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Fight card set for Andorka Hall in Lorain Wednesday
A large crowd is expected at Andorka Hall in South Lorain for an eight bout program by the Li Counts Amateur Boxers Train Association. Main event features Stan Hywan of Lorain versus Milt Bodie of Cleveland in a welterweight six rounder. Other bouts include Johnny Kochan of Lorain facing John Brown of Cleveland, Gussie Smallwood of Elyria meeting Buddy Hawkins of Cleveland, and Bob Seibert of Lorain vs Tom Klein of Lorain in a rematch. Full card lists six more matchups with local fighters in weight classes from 125 to 147 pounds. The first bout starts at 7:15 PM.
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Stanford Teams Undecided On Eastern Rose Bowl Opponent
Stanford University narrows possible Eastern Rose Bowl opponent to Notre Dame, SMU, or NYU. Alfred Masters says selection will come within a week. student sentiment favors Notre Dame despite Northwestern loss. Thornhill and players want the best Eastern team chosen by the public, with the team board holding final say.
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Ballos Named 1936 Canton McKinley Football Captain
Canton Ohio November 24 1935 Coach Jimmy Aiken announced Pete Ballos junior fullback has been elected captain of the 1936 McKinley Indians by unanimous vote of 20 lettermen. Ballos leads the squad as captain after a strong season and showcases leadership for the upcoming year.
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Winston suspended a year over boxing fight viewed as miscasting
Eddie Winston, a heavyweight once seen as a rising star, faces a one year suspension by boxing authorities for a poorly executed performance against Jack Sharkey. The columnist argues the punishment is excessive and compares Winston’s miscast role to actors mishandling comic parts, suggesting equity could have spared harsher penalties.
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Wendt Elected Leader of 1936 Buckeye Eleven
Merle Wendt from Middletown Ohio was elected captain of Ohio State's 1936 football team by the players after a campus meeting. The 188 pound flanker, a key defender and part of the aerial attack, earned All Big Ten and United Press Western Conference honors and follows captains of recent years as a Buckeye leader. Coach Schmidt and school officials praised the squad for winning the Western Conference title, the first in 15 seasons, and noted the selection of seniors and underclassmen among the honored squad members.
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Zekis 112 Points Sets New State Scoring Mark
Western Reserve fullback Ray Zen leads with 112 points after 15 touchdowns and 22 conversions, surpassing rivals and setting a new state record. He holds a 34 point lead over the nearest scorer as Reserve meets Case in Cleveland, with Oberlin and Lenox connections noted in context.
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Paris boxer regains heavyweight crown in 12 round win
Marcel Fra, the International Boxing Federation recognized world middleweight, outpointed former champion Lou Brouillard in a 12 round non title bout to reclaim the heavyweight title. The report notes his knockout power and dismisses rival chatter about opponents. The piece ends with a filler line about Eddie and a joke about Sundays.
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Eastern Clash Heads Turkey Day Program
New York on Thanksgiving hosts undefeated NYU versus Fordham in a key test. In Fort Worth, Texas Christian faces Texas Christian? and Southerm Methodist. Army Navy and Princeton Yale also loom. A national-capacity crowd at Yankee Stadium may witness a perfect season bid by Notre Dame.
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Ladies Shuffleboard League Results and Schedule
Team No 3 defeated Team No 2 4 to 1 and Team No 5 beat Team No 4 3 to 2. Team No 3 also defeated Team No 1. Mendars schedule shows Team 1 vs 4 and 2 vs 5 at 9.3 vs 6. Standings are incomplete.
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Schmeling to Sail for U.S. This Week
New York November 26 Joe Jacobs manager of former heavyweight champion Mex Schmeling announced he will sail for the United States Thursday or Friday. Schmeling plans to box Jimmy Braddock for the heavyweight title next June and, if victorious, would meet Joe Louis in September.
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Kromer Sayers Tied For Erie Scoring Lead
Lorain's Paul Kromer and Lakewood's Orrin Sayers share the Erie scoring lead as Lake Erie League games near. Kromer has 48 points after Lorain's lone touchdown against Elyria, while Sayers, who scored twice in Glenville’s 24 6 win, sits with 39 points.
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All Lake Erie mythical first team announced
Lorain and Ely athletes named to The Chronicle-Telegram 1935 All Lake Erie team marking a historic ten players from two schools honored. Elria to name 1936 captain this week, with Ed Czak favored over Bob Buttle. Pre-sale tickets for Elriia-Lorain reached 2759.80, far higher than other home games.
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Lorain and Elyria Lead 1935 Lake Erie League Mythical Eleven
Lorain and Elyria dominate The Chronicle Telegram mythical first team of 1935 Lake Erie League with five and four selections respectively. Notable picks include Joe Laskay and Cross at ends, Terflinger at center, and Kohimy er at quarterback. Lakewood提供 Rod Wilson as right guard, while Kellmyer and Kramer star for Lorain and Elyria respectively. Second team features Desich Reisz Czak and Novak with several others from Heights and Lakewood. Shaw fails to place any player.
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Five Ohio State Gridders To Play In Charity Game
Five senior Ohio State football players have accepted invitations to join an all-star college squad for a charity game in Pittsburgh on December 13 against the Pittsburgh Pirates of the National Professional League. Named from the Buck squad are Captain Gomer Jones, Cleveland. Jim Karcher, Forest. Dick Heekin, Cincinnati. Stan Pincura, Lorain. and Frank Boucher, Kent. The event is sponsored by a Pittsburgh religious organization. At least two Buck players may also be invited to the East-West game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day, with Eastern coach Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr steering the teams.
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