Lohman And Martin In Ten Round Main Go At Antlers Monday Night
Lorain boxing fans prepare for the winter season second show at the Antlers Auditorium staged by co promoters Alvie Miller and Johnny Wray. The main event features Toledo heavyweight Joe Lohman versus Nick Martin of Cleveland in a ten round bout at catch weights near 175 pounds. The undercard includes three six rounders and two four rounders with fighters from Lorain Elyria and nearby towns.
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Lohman
Martin
Antlers
Lorain
Alvie Miller
Johnny Wray
Lorain County
Miller
Scotty Hossburg
Cleveland
Danny Delmont
Loh- Man’s
Mickey Borson
Elyria
al Barker
Bellevue
Georgie Roberts
Kid Schroeder
Amherst
Andy Pollock
Billy Cinders
Bobby Tracey
Billy Tillick
Kaye
Joe
K. C
Mickey
Barker
Roberts
Schroeder
Tracey
Tillock
Bobby
Pollock
Cinders
Harry Hughes
Stolzenberg
Daney’s
Sun Names All American Team for 1929 season
New York Sun names its all American eleven and alternates with one hundred players ranked. Notre Dame and Southern California place two men on the first team. Marchmont Schwartz of Notre Dame lauded as the most polished back in the country.
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New York
New York Sun Today
Notre Dame
Southern California
the Sun
Marchmont Schwartz
Amherst High Opens Season at Lorain
Amherst Ohio opens basketball season December 5 at Lorain in a tough start for Quarrytown. The schedule lists 20 games including Avon Lake Elyria Medina Berea Wadsworth Sandusky St Mary's and Oberlin with home and away dates through February.
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Amherst
Amherst High School
Lorain
Quarrytown
McCaskey’s
Avon Lake
Brookside
Oberlin
South Amherst
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Trojans Meet Amherst Bulldogs Tomorrow
The Elyria Trojans clash with the Amherst Bulldogs tomorrow at South Amherst, with a 2:30 p m start. Players meet at Jefferson school grounds at 1:45 p m. Coach Hunt believes the team can win despite weather hampering practice.
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Elyria Trojans
Amherst Bulldogs
Morrow
South Amherst
Trojans
Hunt
Trojan
Jefferson School
Walker K O S Christner in dubious 58 second knockout
Chicago November 29 world middleweight champion Mickey Walker stopped Kayo Christner in 58 seconds at the Coliseum in a 10 round bout. Spectators booed as Christner appeared to take a dive ending with a backward fall into the press row. Christner weighed 202 pounds to Walker's 166 14.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
Kayo Christner
Walker
Chicago Coliseum
Jack Kearns
Christner
Straight From the Shoulder in Small Cities
A promoter in Lorain or Elyria uses a high ranked headliner but cheapens the undercard due to small gate revenue. He pays top money only if the opponent is a seventh or eighth rater or ready to take a dive, risking fan trust and the headliner’s reputation.
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Lorain
Elys
Senators Sell Art Shires To Brewers
Washington, Nov 29. Art Shires one of the most talked of baseball players has been sold by the Washington Senators to the Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association. President Clark Griffith announced last night. The Milwaukee club was understood to have paid about 10600 dollars for Shires.
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Washington
Alabama Accepts Rose Bowl Game in Pasadena
Alabama yesterday accepted an invitation to meet Washington State College in the Rose Bowl on January 1. The Crimson Tide earned the invitation after an undefeated season on Thanksgiving Day, marking their third Rose Bowl appearance in six years. Washington State, since its 1916 Tournament of Roses Classic debut, has not played here since.
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Pasadena
Calif
University of Alabama
Alabama
Washington State College
Washington
Crimson Tide
Southerners
University of Washington
Stanford University
Washington State
Brown
Church of Christ Trots St Mathews 46 24 in Elyria Opener
In Elyria last night the Church of Christ routed St Mathews of Cleveland 46 to 24 in a fast paced opener. J Smith led the locals with 10 points as T Smith and R Flashenham added nine each, while Moore led the Clevelanders with nine. Also a brief O N G vs Vermilion Stakes Furniture junior game and a note on U S building activity reaching 4.415 trillion dollars over ten months.
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Ernie Braden
Elyria
Church of Christ
St. Mathews
Cleveland
Moore
St. Mathew
Cox
T. Smith
G. Smith
J. Smith
Cook
R. Fashenpam
Clevelanders
R. Flashenham
Elyria O. N. G
Vermilion Stakes Furnitures
Blakely
Elyrians
Crooks
Rfl
W.seeauee
C . Weer Anne
Robertson
McGowin Ce
F. Smith
St. Mathews G
F. R. Fashenpam
Ae Weanes
C. Fashenpam
LaPrevost
Sesesus
Shubert
Calpelage
McNutt
Lorain
Irish favored over Army in pivotal intersectional clash
Chicago November 29 Araiy's undefeated Irish team at West Point faces Notre Dame in a high stakes Soldier Field battle watched by a 125000 crowd and a massive radio audience. Odds favor Notre Dame but Army brings a powerful forward wall and a heavier, versatile attack likely to test the Irish on a slippery field.
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Chicago
Araiy
West Point
Notra Dame
Soldier Field
Notre Dame
Army
Irish
Yankee Stadium
New York
Jack Elder
Knights of St John sweep Eagles No 2 in postponed match
In a postponed Fraternal League bowling clash at the K of C Alleys, Knights of St John won three straight over Eagles No 2. Blazer led St John with a 540 series and the high single of 220.
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K. of C
Knights of St. John
Eagles
Blazer
St John
F Smith
Brackley
Irene
Evans
Webner
Eee Eee
St. John Blazer
Curtice Eecunese
Cassidy
Smith Eoccess
Oren Ee
Lotal
Fidel Labarda Defeats Bud Taylor in Madison Square Garden
Fidel Labarda, former bantamweight champion, defeated Bud Taylor in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden, earning likely a title shot against the Featherweight winner Battalino. Labarda won six rounds, Taylor took one, three were even, weights 125 1/2 and 127.
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New York
Fidel Labarda
Bat Battalino
Labarda
Bud Taylor
Tony Canzoneris
al Singer
Billy Petrolle
McLarnin
Labarba
Chockate
Taylor
Fidel
Harper Defends Amateur Three Cushion Title
Denver's Robert B Harper defends his national amateur three cushion billiard championship in a 150 point challenge match against Frank J. Flemming of Champaign Illinois. The match opens Monday December 1 at the Elks Club in Champaign under the National Billiard Association of America.
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Robert B Harper
Denver
Frank J. Fieming
Champaign
Elks Club
Harper
National Billard Association of America
Max Shimon
Milwaukee
Shimon
Joseph Hall
San Francisco
Flemming
Grapes Arrive in New York from Belgium Hothouse
A single bunch of grapes valued at 234 pounds sterling arrived in New York from a Belgium hothouse weighing 39 pounds.
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New York
Belgium
Helium discussed for heat cooling and food preservation
The article notes helium, known for its non inflammable properties in dirigibles, could be used in the future for heating and cooling systems as well as food preservation, highlighting potential industrial applications.
Rosenblums Meet Redmen Tonight
In Cleveland Ohio the Toledo Red Men visit the Cleveland Rosenblum quintet in the first Ohio Series game of the APB league. Led by Banks Cunningham and Ely the Red Men face Lapchick Dehnert and Spindell as the Rosenblums prepare to meet the Chicago Bruins on Sunday night in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Toledo Red Men
Cleveland Rosenblum
Dave Banks
Cookie Cunningham
Gil Ely
Joe Lapchick
Dutch Dehnert
Lou Spindell
Rosenblums
Chicago Bruins
Cleveland Court
Unbeaten Dartmouth Faces Stanford In Far West Clash
Dartmouth unbeaten and among the nation's top scorers travels to Stanford for a historic first meeting between the schools. Gate receipts will go to charity as 50,000 expected. Dartmouth tribute to energy conservation noted with players rested.
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Dartmouth
Far West
Stanford
George Kirkley
United Press
Palo Alto
Calif
East
Jackson Cannell
Furnitures Meet Bartunek Clothiers In Northern Ohio Clash
The Thomas Furnitures, city lightweight champions, face Bartunek Clothiers at Elvria Stadium practice field tomorrow at 2 30. Poor practice in cold weather leaves Furnitures as under dogs while Cleveland’s strong record and threats Davis and Fort man loom. Coach Koviak may start Davis on the line tomorrow with a large crowd expected. Players to meet at 1 30 sharp.
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Thomas Furnitures
Bartunek Clothiers
Elvria Stadium
Furnitures
Cleveland Aggregation
Ohio
Davis
Fortman
Koviak
Furnitures Clothiers Archambeau
L.e
Franzo G. Ross
L.T
Gallagher Davis
L G
Cooney Fitz
Killey J. Ross
Needham
Beck Kayoes Phillips in Columbus Boxing Show
Beck of Columbus knocked out Bob Phillips of Mount Vernon in the fourth round of a six round bout. prelims featured Eddie Wagner of Chillicothe stopping Young Jon Rivers in two rounds, Tommy Barry drawing with Monk Rahland, and Jack Heater drawing Rene Kiger. Others listed include Carr L.H. and McCrystal Smithkowski with R.H. Patton and Fortman.
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Columbus, CO
Navy
Babe Beck
Columbus
Bob Phillips
Mt. Vernon
Eddie Wagner
Chillicothe
Jon Rivers
Zanesville
Tommy Barry
Monk Rahland
Jack Heater
Rene Kiger
Lancaster
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