Henrietta Leads Lorain County Class B Cage Standings
Henrietta High's Blue and White cagers won their fourth straight, 40 to 11 over Belden, to maintain undisputed first place in Lorain County Class B standings based on points. Clearview, LaGrange, and Eaton follow with six points. Clearview defeated Camden 32-25, LaGrange-Avon Lake game postponed, Eaton beat Brookside 31-26. Other scores include South Amherst 43-11 Ridgeville, Grafton 51-20 Brighton, Brownhelm 28-17 Columbia, Avon 41-30 Penfield.
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Lorain County
Henrietta High
Walloping
Belden
Henrietta
Clearview
LaGrange
Eaton
Camden
South Amherst
Ridgeville
Grafton
Brighton
Brownhelm
Columbia
Avon
Penfield
Louie Kolopos
Bob Starr
Kolopus
Starr
Elyria High School
Pete
Dan
Schuster
Johnny Heyslinger
Harry Frankfather
Searles Brothers
Bob
Dave
Rice
Eaton Center
Brookside
Herderteorf
McCloskey
Langdon
Fairchild
Lusk
Harrington
Malinowsky
Schneider
Brewand
Sas
Amhersa
Aven - Bane
Camden Tafe
Avon Lake
F. T. Heidendor
Smith
Teasie
Mikitka
Foster
F. T. Bord
Gulevi
Ural
Adler
Wyler
Deadline Extended for Lorain County Golden Gloves Tourney
The Lorain County Golden Gloves boxing tournament opens next Monday at Hotel Antlers in Lorain with entries extended to Friday noon. A meeting of the A A U boxing board and managers of entered boxers is set for Friday at 8 pm. Local and out of county entries include Willard Wadsworth Norwalk Monroeville Tiffin Milan Republic and Berlin Heights with a total of nineteen noted so far.
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Lorain County
Hoel Antlers
Lorain
Leonard J. Prettier
A. AL TL
A. A. UC
R. F. Graham
Dee Hiller
Torain
FB. C. Stiward
Amherst
John Kolobos
Elyria
Willard
Wadsworth
Norwalk
Monroeville
Tiffin
Milan
Republic
Berlin Heights
Sandusky
Fremont
Frank Kufel
Hank Gezunterman
H. Sheldon
A. Booth
W. Dachtler
S. Pordiello
R. Hamilton
A. Varma
Franklin
J. Craft
Charleton
EB. Kujawski
M. Prosky
J. Novotony
G. Danila
M. Avaney
Engler
G. Kraska
J.pizzarella
A. Kelley
A. Mastrey
D. Afello
N. Coles
J Price
Polansky
J. Willis
Plaso
H. Atkinson
T. Klein
Jacinto
G. Kozar
W. Whyte
Local Athletic Officials Hold High Ratings
Elyria officials earned high marks from the Ohio High School Athletic Association in a recent bulletin. Al N. Smith reported 24 football games in 1933 with a 1.7 rating and 44 basketball reports at 1.5. Ed J. Burton led Elyria with 13 basketball reports at 1.4. W. O. McClellan and Bob Moore also posted strong football and basketball tallies and ratings.
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al N. Smith
Elyria High
Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Smith
Ed. J. Burton
Jefferson Junior High
Elyria
W. O. McClellan
Bob Moore
McClellan
Moore
Elyria Cage Teams Lose At Amherst
Elyria’s Hi Speed Gas lost to Amherst Hardware 28 to 20 on Amherst High wood. Yarsa led Elyria with free throws and points. Hardware built early lead, then held on as Elyria rallied. Also Amherst Business Men beat Elyria Somers Insurance 24 to 18 with Deb Young excelling.
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Somers
Ernie Bradexs
Joe Yarsa
Amherst Hardware
Amherst High
Yarsa
Fear
Tan Mernts
Gees
Amcrew
Corts
Koth
Elyrians
Warren Miler
Lorne Elbarts
al Sharp
Bill Guild
Amherst Business Men
Elyria Somers Insurance
Tuuieest
Amherst Huainens
Uuher
Huffner
Iseseee
Eighteen High Gridders To Get Letters Monday
Elyria High announces letters for 1935 season at an assembly led by Athletic Director Roy Clymer. Eighteen players receive awards including Orion Lee and Hank Wazynigk, with ten seniors among them. Manager Carl Chester also to receive a letter. Schumart named honorary captain, Meyer captain for 1935.
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Peseees Elyria High
Roy Clymer
Orion Lee
Hugh Cross
Hank Wazynigk
Johnony Kostro
Chuck Streicher
Fred Stahl
Harry Lauer
Bob Novak
Ed Strohsack
Johnny Maiden
Chuck Coen
Vince Kushinski
Walt Machock
Joe Scott
Ralph Nichols
Jack Meyer
Jim Schumar
Bob Crandall
Carl Chester
Schumart
Meyer
Lee
Wazyniak
Streicher
Stahl
Strohsack
Maiden
Coen
Machock
Nichols
Schumar
Ralph Bauer
Lee Lyman
Global sports notes mix of baseball and boxing curiosities
The piece notes Americans abroad draw larger crowds than in the US and mentions Japan’s All-Stars versus American legends. It cites Yankee Stadium crowds, 1935 Elyria Lorain football chatter, wrestling and boxing notes, and a question about ski jumping's competitive origins.
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Abe Ruth
Japan
United States
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Philadelphia Athletics
Sewel and Stadium
Indianapolis
All-Stars
Pattie
Boles Coaching Career Reaches 115 Football Wins at Wooster
Wooster Scots under L C Boles end season 9-0 in Ohio Conference with a 34-0 win over Heidelberg. Boles holds 115 victories in 19 Wooster seasons, 181-39-18 overall coaching record, including stints at London high, Fostoria high, and Cleveland H with a history spanning 27 seasons.
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Wooster
Wooster Scots
Heidelberg
Ohio
Scot
Boles
Case
Akron
Hiram
Muskingum
Oberlin
Ashland
Mt. Anion
Washington and Jefferson
Boleshaa
London High
Sh Et Fostoria
Cleveland Haat High
Bill Renner Named Michigan Football Captain
Ann Arbor Michigan November 28 Bill Renner star quarterback and key passer in the 1933 Michigan team was elected 1935 captain of the university squad. Since arriving from Youngstown Ohio in 1930 he has missed semesters due to illness and injury and was unable to play this year.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Bill Renner
University of Michigan
Renner
Youngstown
Wolverines
Finegan Bakery Team Wins Ruffleboard Match
Finegan Bakery led by Gene Finegan and Doc Ehrke defeated the Ready All-Stars three games to two at the Ready Cigar Store last night. The Bakery team challenges any city squad to a match.
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Finegan Bakery
Gene Finegan
Doc Ehrke
Ready All-Stars
Ready Cigar Store
Bakery
South End A C and West Side A C Gridiron Rivalry
South End A C and West Side A C clash on Thanksgiving Day at 2 30 PM on the Way side Inn gridiron in a benefit game for Freddie Ross who sustained a fractured nose in a recent contest Proceeds go to his physician bill ProBable starting lineups follow in the article
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South End A. C
West Side
A. C
Wayside Inn
Freddie Ross
South End
Willaman Addresses Elyria Kiwanis Banquet On Football Growth
Western Reserve Coach Sam Willaman spoke at Elyria High School’s Kiwanis banquet praising courage youthful enthusiasm and hard work as keys to building great teams. He cited Ohio State stars Mickey Vuchinich Wesley Fesler and Johnny Behm plus past successes to illustrate how dedication shapes players from high school to college levels while noting ten varsity players slated to graduate before next fall.
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George Moise Bam
Western Reserve
Sam Willaman
Elyria High School
Kiwanis Club
First Congregational Church
Ohio State University
A. H. West
Roy Clymer
Clymer
Dave Eaton
Marian Kemble
Ralph Bauer
Bauer
Toastmaster West
Willaman
Mickey Vuchinich
Ohio State
Vuchinich
Wuchinich
Fesler
Wesley Fesler
Eddie
LT S Team Defeats Welsh Funeral to Lead Bowling Loop
In a late Tuesday slate at K O Wleys, the I T Rubber Company pinmen extended their City Bowling League advantage by three games over second place Little Brown Jugs after beating Welsh Funeral Home. Inter City Coal Company won two from Colson Company, closing to within a tie for third with Elyria Hardware. High three game total reached 2,686 by Inter-City Coals and 2,628 by I T S.
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Rubber Company Quint
Little Brown Jugs
Colson Company
I. T. Rubber Company
Rubber Company
Keglers
Inter-City Coal Company
Colson
Elyria Hardware
Inter-City Coals
W. E. Pet. LU T
Rubber Co
The
Colson Company 2A
High honors to Shorty Martin in league bowling night
Shorty Martin led the L. T. 8 with a 593 series and two games over 2300, earning top individual honors. Bill Guyeske, Colson’s second bowler, posted 577 for the next-best score.
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Shorty Martin
L. T
Bill Guyeske
Colson
Mruk Receives Freshman Award at Ohio State
Mruk, former Slytla High captain, earns Ohio State freshman award among 29 freshmen to receive numerals and sweaters. He was All-Lake Erie League fullback in 1933 with a 100 point season record and gains praise from Floyd Stahl as one of the best high school players to join the Buckeyes.
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Otto State
Frank Murkowski
Slytla High
Mruk
Lake Erie
Frank
State
Floyd Stahl
Buckeye
Elyria Lumber Beats Furnitures in League Match
The Elyria Limber and Coal bowlers defeated Struck Furnitures two games in a St. John's Lutheran League match played last night on the St. John's alleys.
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Elyria
St. John’s
Seidel To Captain Minnesota In 35
MINNEAPOLIS NOV 28 Seidel will captain the champion University of Minnesota football team next year. He was elected by fellow players last night. Seidel's leadership as quarterback was credited with much of Minnesota's success.
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Minneapolis
Gien Seidel
University of Minnesota
Seiddel
Minnesota
Ohio State Holds Pittsburgh On Ninth Line In 1932 Classic
The Ohio State team showed courage by stopping Pittsburgh for downs on the nine inch line in the 1932 game. The speaker also praised Lew Hinchman, OSU back, who played the Northwestern game under severe physical handicaps.
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Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Lew Hinchman
Northwestern
Kiwanis Club roast stirs liteweights and politics
Coach Ralph Bauer rips into his lightweights at a Kiwanis Club banquet, drawing laughs and sharp rebukes as local sports figures including Roy Clymer and Johnnie Maiden are mentioned. The column also notes Senator Long silencing LAI criticism and a sports clash as West Side Flashes challenge South End A C for the city lightweight title with contact details for the South End manager.
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Kiwanis Club
Bauer
Raver
Inter
South End A. C
South End
Gehrke
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