All-Ohio Football Team Named by Coaches and Writers
Stars from seven colleges earned spots on the Associated Press all Ohio football team. Ohio Wesleyan led with three first-string selections, Wooster and Miami each placed two, while Cincinnati Baldwin-Wallace Ohio University and Western Reserve earned one apiece. John Turley of Wesleyan is captain and quarterback.
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John Carroll Barne
Baldwin-Wallace
Smith
Cincinnati Mills
Ohio Wesleyan
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Case Williams
Cincinnati
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Mitchs Musings Lefties and Old Time Boxing Bits
The column blends baseball lore with a tale from a boxing feud. Dizzy Dean questions the need for left handed pitchers while anecdotes recount Art Lasky King Levinsky sparring and a dancer’s mistaken identity at a Chicago club.
Izaak Walton League Meeting Planned for City Hall
Officers of the Izaak Walton League chapter worked to secure a large attendance for a meeting on Tuesday night at 7 30 at City Hall.
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Western Maryland Halfback Tops National Scoring Honors
Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland, undefeated Terrors, becomes the national scoring leader with 133 points. Johnny Uravee of Willamette follows with 120 and Paul Mitter of South Dakota State with 116. The Associated Press list shows top scorers by conference and region.
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Shepherd
Georgetown
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Whitman
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Pirrone Faces Walker in Philadelphia Return Bout
Cleveland standout Paul Pirrone meets former welter and middleweight titleholder Mickey Walker in a 12 round bout in Philadelphia. Rosenbloom, dethroned 75 pound champion, fights Al Gainer in New Haven in his first appearance since losing the crown.
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Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Siapsie Maxey Rosenbloom
Pirrone
Teddy Yarosz
Mickey Walker
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Pironne
Rumson
Rosen
Bob Olin
al Gainer
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Typhoid Germs Linked to Hutter Outbreak in Parkersburg
Health officials report typhoid germs traced to a dairy farm owned by C. P. Richardson. Milk and dairy utensils contaminated water used for washing. The outbreak appears centered around Park Avenue and Twentieth Street with several residents inoculated to curb the spread.
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Walter D Fuller Leads Curtis Publish Group
Walter D Fuller becomes head of Curtis Publishing Company after succeeding Lokivity. He serves as president of the group’s board and oversees major ventures across the firm’s publishing divisions.
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Philadelphia
Walter D. Fuller
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George Horave
Crimson Tide Point Record Tops Others
New York report notes 19 undefeated teams remain after recent week, with Alabama leading in points scored at 287 after a 34 0 win over Vanderbilt. Stanford also undefeated and set to meet Alabama in the Rose Bowl.
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New York
Louisiana State
Tulane
Utah State
Utah
Alabama
Minnesota
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Temple
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James Milliken
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Straitsville Cage Teams Secure Twin Victories
New Straitsville High School girls beat Shawnee 30-29 and Central 24-16. The boys triumphed 35-17 over Central but fell 29-19 to Shawnee. Essex led the girls with 16 and 18 points, while Waiters led the boys with 13. Next Friday they host Thornville.
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More Sheep Are Killed By Dogs Near Marion
Marion county records show an increasing toll of dogs on sheep with claims totaling 1928 through November, surpassing all of 1933. The dog license fund dedicated to sheep claims has fallen, prompting county commissioners to consider a further rise in license fees after a drop of forty six licenses from 1928.
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Curtain Falls On Season of Many Upsets
NY Navy defeats Army 3-0 in mud at Philadelphia marking its first win since 1921. Alabama Stanford and the Colorado Aggies repeat as champions, while Minnesota and Michigan claim big titles. Southern California falters, Yale tops Princeton, and a slate of upsets closes the season with Rose Bowl implications.
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White Parade shines with human drama at Ohio Theater
Loretta Young leads a gripping study of a student nurse torn between love and service in The White Parade directed by Irving Cummings. Strong supporting turns by John Boles and others elevate the film into a notable screen history moment.
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Joe Pen
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Jesse L. Lasky
Ohio Theater
Irving Cummings
Lasky
Saturday's Stars by the Associated Press
Slade Cutter kicked a 19 yard field goal to beat Army 3-0. John McCauley scored three TDs as Rice routed Baylor. Bill Shepherd clinched the national scoring title with 13 points for Western Maryland against Georgetown. Monk Simmons of Tulane scored and assisted in a 15-12 win over LSU. Maurice Green and Henry Wagnon connected for a late Georgia touchdown against Georgia Tech. Doug Nott contributed in Detroit's 6-0 win over Washington State.
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Slade Cutter
Navy
Army
John McCauley
Rice
Baylor
Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland
Georgetown
Monk Simmons
Tuilane
Hardy
Louisiana State
Maurice Green
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Republicans take control of Ohio Supreme Court
Republicans returned to power on the Ohio Supreme Court after 18 months of Democratic rule. Judge Roy Williams of Sandusky took the oath as the court’s lineup shifted to four Republicans and three Democrats in a Columbus ceremony on Saturday.
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Gehrig Wins Batting Crown and Sets Marks
Lou Gehrig tops the American League batting race with a .363 average to earn the league title. He also set a major league record by playing in 1,504 consecutive games and led the circuit with 49 home runs. Gehrig’s 409 total bases paced MLB, with Gehringer of Detroit second in hits and third in scoring.
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