All-American tackle hopeful Ernie Smith shines for Trojans
Los Angeles reports Ernie Smith of the University of Southern California as a standout All-American candidate. The 217-pound tackle with a size 16 shoe has propelled USC with nine conversions this season and is favored to join Notre Dame rivals in the race for national honors. His teammate Captain Tav Brown is also in the mix, with local opinion split on who merits top honors.
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Foot) Smith
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Southern California
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Notre Dame
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Pacific Coast
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United Press All Ohio Conference Football Selections
United Press lists first and second team selections with players by position from multiple Ohio colleges including Muskingum Case Heidelberg Ohio Northern and Wooster. Notable names include captain Herbert Meyfarth and players such as Harold Himes Dan Bowells Clarence Wing and Thomas Porosky among others.
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Harold Himes
Muskingum
Mills
Dan Bowells
Otterbein
Dayton
Herbert Meyfarth
Case
Cleveland
Richard Schmittgen
Lakewood
Arthur Bensell
Heidelberg
Tiffin
Clarence Wing
B.wallace
Berea
Thomas Porosky
O. Northern
Akron
Edward Zipfel
Oak Harbor
David Samuelson
Harvey Hayrman
Earl Conway
Paul Patterson
Ohio Northern
Charles Landrum
Capital
Woodrow Lydey
Charles Keb
Baldwin Wallace
James Vince
John Carroll
Lewis Hubbard
Barney Francis
Harold Pryor
Wooster
Deane Dyer
Marietta
Ralph Teatsortr
United Press
Olumbus
Baldwin-Wallace
University of Dayton
Xnavi University
Herbert “Tuffy
Mevfarta
Mrafarth
Dan Bawells
Richard Sehmuntgen
Wolard Nussbaum
Red * Seitert
Harold Kfmes
Efense
Bensell
Tom Porosky
Ed Zippel
Dave Samuelson
Samuelson
Gingen
Ends — Lollini
Hahn
Blum
Lane
Woehrie
Toledo
Clark
Brandy
Watts
Garrett
Metroherts
Commesser
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Kert State
Cape of Mount Union
Foley
Hamman
Kenyon
Allmer
Barnes
Carothers
Ashland
Kleckner
Sturgill
Barne
Baldwin - Wallace
Schaffer
Trout
Taylor
Clelan
Dunlavy
Kent State
Kleimo
Wiles
Piotter
Evana
Murray
Bowling Green
Artale
Roth
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Rogala
Allen
Mount Umona
Furbay
Stanamiller
Fields
Saunders
Dawson
Sams
Oberlin
Melhorn
Dreisbach
Army Should Take Middies Kerr Writes
Football coach Andy Kerr of Colgate argues eastern teams like Army and Navy will face pacing conditions and predicts Army will beat Navy while noting Pasadena Bowl climate and the timing of the Army–Navy clash as the season’s highlight. He weighs chances for Colgate and Pitt as top eastern contenders amid a strong Notre Dame defense and a rugged schedule.
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City League Pin Matches Tonight Shadows of Competition
The league leading Guerin Pretzels face Clark's Service while the Eagles confront Knights of Columbus in two City League bowling matches at the Knights of Columbus alleys tonight.
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Ten Games Listed on Birmingham Cage Shed
Birmingham High School basketball schedule announced listing ten games for December through February. Matches include Huron Here, Milan away, Collins away, Alumni Here, Berlin Heights away, Wakeman away, Milan Here, Berlin Heights Here, Castalta away, and Muron away with dates in December January and February.
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Gillman And Gallus Named Co-Captains
Sidney Gillman and Joe Gallus were named co-captains of the Ohio State football team for 1933 at the annual banquet. Gillman, end, and Gallus, guard, were chosen by teammates and have been cited on All-Conference and All-America lists. The Athletic Board awarded 27 varsity letters and declared baseball an intramural sport next spring due to budget constraints.
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Wooster
Cai Cramer
Dayton
Pete Delich
Gary
Ind
Bill Diehl
Jumina Ferrall
Canton
Joe Gatius
Vandereritt
Minn
Jack Greenberg
Detroi
Tom Keefe
Toledo
Frank Kinz
Niles
Regis Monahan
Lorain
Bert Nasman
Youngstown
Marshall Olephant
Cleveland
Max Padinn
Ted Rosegist
Joe Salvaterra
Bellaire
Dick Smith
East Chiago
Vic Tanski
Robert van Blaricom
Salem
Martin Warner
Lima
Mike Vuehimich
Southwest
Damon Wetzel
Don Wilson
Ludwig Yards
Walter Rudin
Vernon
L. W. St. John
Amherst Cagers Open Season Versus Lorain High
Amherst Ohio November 29 Athletic efforts shift to basketball as Coach Braun prepares Amherst High for the season opener at Lorain High Friday evening. A large squad includes Thomas Stark Edwards Cook and Young with Guild Berger and Ambheral as notable newcomers. Home games start Saturday against Elyria High.
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Elyria High
Blues-Notice Practice At Allen School Tomorrow
East Side Blues football team holds an important practice tomorrow at Allen School at 4 o clock. Coach Sokol requests all players to be on hand.
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Wrestler Zbysko Calls Out College Football Teams in Charity Challenge
Henry Vilemore reports Stanislaus Zbyszko offers a handicap wrestling match against any college football team to raise funds for relief efforts. He bets to throw every member in one hour, even challenging Yale Harvard Princeton Army Navy Columbia, and suggests AAU permission to preserve amateur status. Salutation includes address and contact for matches.
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Record Crowd To See Trojans Play Irish
Los Angeles Navy. Large forecast crowd for Notre Dame at Southern California on December 10 as advance ticket sales exceeded 70 000. Officials anticipate a stampede of ticket seekers and a peak attendance rivaling the coast’s season high.
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Pollock Loses To Mesnick In Mansfield Bout
In Mansfield, Torry Mesnick defeated Andy Pollock by split decision after six fast rounds on a benefit fight card. Pollock led early with a sharp jab, but Mesnick rallied, earning a verdict favored by two judges as the crowd reacted. Ray Newton also beat Gordon Machley in the main bout.
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Clyctind
Andy Pollock
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Ray Newton
Gordon Machley
Merchants Challenge Mercuries For City Title
The Elyria Merchants challenge the Mercuries for the city lightweight grid championship. They dispute Klein's claim, citing stronger scores against common opponents and a scoreless tie with the Elyria Hardwares as reasons to seek a decisive game to decide the title.
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Nine Games On 1933 Crimson Grid Schedule
High school's football team will play nine games in 1933 under Coach Roxy Clymer. Fremont Foet substitutes for Rocky River as opener at Ely Stadium on September 22, with six home games, four under lights. Oberlin and Lakewood are included. schedule lists dates and venues for Sandusky, Glenville, Toledo Central, Cleveland Nelius, Shaw, Lorain, and Lakewood.
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Toledo
Central
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Oberlin
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Roy Climer
Sandusky
Toledo Central
Cleveland Nelzus
Lorain
Paul Wins Over Geno By Kay In Third
Chicago report notes featherweight champion Tommy Patton of Buffalo knocked out Young Geno La Salle in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Geno was dropped twice in the third without being hit after hard blows from Paul. Paul weighed 127 to Geno's 126 1 2. In a second bout Freddy Tompkins of Milwaukee defeated Phil McQuillan of Chicago in a welterweight decision.
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Fight Results by United Press in New York
Bep Van Klaveren outpointed Eddie Kan in a 140 pound bout. Enea Fiermonte stopped Paul Delancey in the 5th round. Baby Joe Gans defeated Jackie Newenne in a 144 pound clash.
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Holland
Eddie Kan
Poland
Enea Fiermonte
Italy
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Joe Gana
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Newenne
Crimson Quint Play At Amherst Saturday- Twenty Games On Ske
Crimson basketball at Elyria High opens with Berea then Amherst as coach Roy Clymer builds a squad from football players led by Leibman Jones Contam Murkowski with Madhock Carr Dodsley Urig and Lyons among key returnees. Opening stretch includes Lake Erie League games and matchups with Ashland Cleveland Fast Sandusky Oberlin and John Wayne.
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Frank Murkowski
Stan Machock
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George Novotny
Carl Dodsley
Deb Urig
Ken Lyons
Sixth Street
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Jones
Contam
Murkowski
Clymer
Crimson
Madhock
Carr
Dodsley
Unig
Beren
Amherst
Muchork
Comain
Ematds
Murekowski
Chis Elbert
Lehman Stkmutes
Sergee
AIO
Biscra High
Lake Fite
le Aena
Ashland
Cleveland Fast
Sandusky
Oberlin
Fremont Diversity School
John Way
Werea
Sixth Streeters
Shaw
Avkland
Swim Meet Opens at Ely YMCA Pool
The Ely High swimming team began the inter-class meet to aid Coach Vaughn in selecting the 1932 representative squad. Only the 100 yard breaststroke reached finals, won by Chesler as O'Donnell placed second, with Anderson and Lamm third and fourth. Finals for the 40 and 100 yard dashes and the 100 yard backstroke may be held this afternoon. seniors Carr Urig, Amidon, and O'Donnell headline events. A group of about 25 boys, including five last year lettermen Gutowski Gould Weiland Feron, greeted Vaughn. Carr recently returned as a two season letterman.
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Elydda High
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Chesler
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Carr
Urig
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Gould
Weiland
Feron
Kalio Granted Citizenship in Cincinnati
Kalio, recognized by the National Wrestling Association as middleweight champion, was granted citizenship in Cincinnati on November 29. The ceremony marked a formal naturalization, with Kalio described as a prominent figure in professional wrestling circles and expected to continue his career after naturalization.
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Cincinnati
Gus Kalio
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Elyria High School 32-33 Cage Ske Schedule
Elyria High School announces the 32 33 basketball schedule with games at Berea Cleveland East Lorain Sandusky Alumni University School Shaw Lakewood Fremont Oberlin John Has and others. Key matchups include December 2 16 23 and late February results.
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lLordin
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West Players Selected By Dick Hanle
Eleven Mid Western figures chosen to represent the East in the annual East West clash. Northwestern coach Andy Kerr selects the West players, with Michigan State and Notre Dame among those invited for intercollegiate eligibility considerations. The East squad will meet the West on December 19, with Colgate named as East representative for the Rose Bowl game.
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Comehos
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Grids
Thiaris
Notre Dar
Smith
Ohio State
Ochler
Quarterbark
Newnan
Miegan
Beers
Ilinois
A Rentner
Northwestern
Horstmann
Hanley
Michiga
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Hiley
Fr. Om
Big Ten
Wiliamson
Michigan
Reginson
Kah
Wisconsin
Hinchins
Mid-West
Colgate
Colge
California
Gether
St Jord’s
Palo Alto
District high school football tourney moves to Columbus
In Columbus Columbus Ohio November 29 1938 district class A high schools of the Central District of the Ohio High School Athletic Association voted 9 to 4 to relocate their district football tournament from Dellin to Columbus. Ohio State University gymnasium was considered as the tournament court. In citizenship papers Monday I was a native of Finland. His re name is August Hassinen.
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Central District
Ohio HI School Athletic Association
Dellin
Ohio State University Gymnasia
Finland
August Hassinen
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