Ohio State and Ohio Wes: uncertain opener in Huntington
Fragmentary notes show Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan nearing a conference opener at Huntington. Mentions include Marshall Herd coach Hawley preparing to use joker against the Bobcats, with lineup shifts and late-season talk of mascots and players moving between teams.
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Ohio Universall
Huntington
Len Priede
Hawley
The
Herd
Joker
Ace
Marshall
Legislators Skip Work To Attend Opening Baseball Game
Washington Senators star Frankin D Roosevelt will throw the first ball against the Boston Red Sox at Griffith Stadium with Earl Whitehill following. Senate and House members plan to attend, seeking a quorum on the third base line as Cronin and Harris clash in a pre season battle of minds. Plus a note on Kinny Matsuyama, the tiny Japanese billiard ace who avoids handshakes to protect his cue fingers.
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Wesander
Woody Wills
Bill Schreiber
Laseman
Rabat Short
Sam Siegel
Vic Bartel
Don Nelson Schmidt
Washington
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Boston Red Sox
Earl Whitehill
Mr. Roosevelt
New York Giants
Bucky Harris
Tom Yawkey
Harris
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Carl Reynolds
Roosevelt
Cronin
Bob Weiland
Grove
Red Sox
United States Senate
Griffith Stadium
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Henry T. Rainey
Kinney Matsuyama
Big League Openers Schedule for Tomorrow
Schedule lists National League games with Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chicago at Cincinnati American League with New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago.
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New York
U.R
National Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
American New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Come Back by Kid Chocolate Fifth Feature
New York reports Maxie Rosenbloom and Kid Chocolate headlining a sparse boxing program. Rosenbloom fights Clyde Chastain in a 10 rounder and Chocolate returns to face Frankie Wallace in a 10 round bout, with multiple regional matches listed across several cities and days.
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Kid Chocolate
New York
U.P
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York State
Rosenbloom
Elfitnid
Clyde Chastain
Oklahoma City
Chocolate
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
San Francisco
High Schools Change Rules in Ohio Football
Ohio high schools will allow forward passes from any point behind the line of scrimmage next season. The vote by the Ohio High School Athletic Association favored the change 147 to 68, aligning except for the passer distance with intercollegiate rules. The rule permits the first forward pass from scrimmage if the passer is behind the line when released.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Cleveland
Destinies of Columbus Red Birds Open 1934 Season
Columbus Red Birds begin 1934 season against Louisville Tuesday with a ceremonial program led by George M. Trautman Branch Rickey and Don Beach. The event kicks off at Red Bird Stadium before Columbus and Central Ohio fans as the American Association champions return.
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Columbus Baseball Club
Louisville
Red Birds
George M. Trautman
Columbus Club
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinal
Don Beach
American Association
Columbus
Central Ohio
Red Bird Stadium
Athens County Coon Hunters Hold First Field Meet at Fisher Station
More than 500 people attended the inaugural field meet of the Athens County Coon Hunters Association at Fisher Station. Proceeds go to re stock coon in Athens County. Ted owned by O C Chapman won the grand final free race after winning the second race. Bar Bolins Fox won the line race grand final with a prior win in the second race. Race results include Tree dogs Jack and Ted and Bally Queen and Max, and line dogs Smokey Lindy Lead Rattler Ring, with owners Frank Perry O C Chapman Earl Bolin George Perry Charles McDonald Orville Cline Kirby Mayle and Mark Jenkinson.
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Athens County
Tree
Jack
Frank Perry
Smokey
Jack Perry
Ted
O. C. Chapman
Fox
Earl Bolin
Bally
Mark Jenkinson
Lindy
George Perry
Lead
Charles McDonald
Rattler
Orville Cline
Line
Max
Queen
Ring
Kirby Mayle
Rufus Putnam Wins Elementary Championship
Rufus Putnam won the city elementary school championship in recreation and hit pin baseball, beating Central school teams. They edged 18-17 in recreation and 52-26 in hit pin ball. Wood of Rufus Putnam won the marble tournament, with J Smith of Mechanicsburg second. Cora Brown of Mechanicsburg reached the semi finals. E McQuire of Rufus Putnam won the jack contest with Roberta Rowland as runner up.
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Rufus Putnam
Wood
J. Smith
Mechancsburg
Cora Brown
Mechanicsburg
E. McQuire
Roberta Rowland
Thet Sunny Trace Sold to Indiana
Thet Sunny Trace, an imported prize winner wire haired fox terrier, sold last week by Dr. J. E. Stansbury for 225 dollars. Five other females from the litter brought 400 dollars in total. James Kay of Vincennes, Indiana, was the purchaser. Dr. Stansbury, noted as a dog fancier, arranged the sale at Richland Avenue.
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Sunny Trace
J. E. Stansbury
Richland Avenue
England
James Kay
Vincennes, Ind
Stansbury
Olson wins state junior 165 title in Columbus tournament
Hjalmar Olson of Athena High School captured the state junior 165 pound wrestling crown in Columbus over the past weekend. He debuted with a time win over Mike Malko, pinned Carl Haines in 3 35, and pinned George Goldberg in 6 03 to claim the title. Arch Keller secured the 135 pound senior crown by defeating C Cuemei in 3 23. Anton Sintic placed second in 165 senior, while Dick Tipton beat John Webster for second in 155 senior.
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Hjalmar Olson
Athena
Thor Olson
Ohio University
Columbus
Olson
Mike Malko
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Carl Haines
Columbus Ymca
George Goldberg
Arch Keller
C. H. Cueme
Ohio State
Anton Sintic
Ohio U
Negotiations Set for Columbia Michigan Game in New York 1935
Unofficial word from Columbia University says a home and home series kickoff game between Columbia and Michigan is arranged for New York in 1935. The report notes other duties kept the coach from giving the dogs proper care and attention, leading to his decision to sell the dogs.
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New York
Columbia
Medica Seen as U S Hope for World Swimming Supremacy
Chicago April 16. Jack Medica a Washington sophomore emerges as America’s top swimmer from 220 yards to one mile. He has set six world records and five American marks in under a year and seeks Olympic glory in Berlin 1936. Norman Ross hails Medica as near the world’s best with potential to break all records. Daughters coaches Medica as he trains with Helene Madison’s influence.
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U.S
America
Japan
Jack Medica
Washington
United States
Medica
Norman Ross
Ross
Johnny Weissmuller
Berlin
Pacific Northwest
Helene Madison
Ray Daughters
National Has Slight Edge In Interleague Contests
Exh ibition results show National League leading American League clubs 48 wins to 46 with one tie after 95 interleague games. Cubs Cardinals Pirates top NL. Giants poor 9–13. Cleveland 9–3–1 strong vs Giants. Senators weak 1–3. Red Sox 3–9. In major play Cubs 8–4 top NL. Indians 11–4 best American. Senators and White Sox poor.
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U.P
Cubs
Cardinals
Pirates
Cards
Corsairs
Giants
Ted
Cleveland
Detroit
Browns
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Red Sox
White Sox
Washington
Chisox
Carpentier Returns to Ring in Paris Exhibition Bout
Georges Carpentier former world heavyweight contender returns to the ring after seven years for a four round exhibition at the Palais de Sports in Paris. He faces George Anderson of Sweden in the show.
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Paris
U.P
Georges Carpentier
Palais de Sports
George Anderson
Sweden
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