Tippie Jones Triumphs in Pomeroy Football Farewell
In a hometown celebration fans and admirers honor Tippie Jones for a standout year in football and baseball at Pomeroy High School. The tribute highlights his all Ohio basketball prospects, his leadership as quarterback, and the crowd’s cheers as he moves toward college competition and future laurels.
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Tippie
Jack
Tippe
Pomeroy
State
Eeryone
Preent
Dunn
Bobcats Open 1934-35 Season Against Bliss College
Ohio University faces Bliss College of Columbus in the 1934 35 season opener at the Men s Gym. Coach Butch Grover rotates veterans and sophomores with two likely starters Myron Burt and George Doll, while Don Fogelsong and others contend for the fifth spot as the team hunts cohesion.
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Ohio University
Bliss College of Columbus
B. T
Butch” Grover
Bliss
Bobcats
Columbus
Ohio
Grover
Beanie Berens
Perk Keichley
Bill Schmidt
Don Fogelsong
George May
Roy George
Bill Wipfler
Berens
Butch
Myron Burt
George Doll
Burt
Doll
Warant
McMurtry Skips Drake In Newport Knockout Victory
In Newport Kentucky Jess Mc Murtry 144 pounds from Cincinnati stopped Ray Drake 150 pounds of Indianapolis in the 4th round. In Waterloo Iowa Buddy Baer 240 pounds from Livermore California defeated Johnny Baker 208 pounds of Minneapolis by knockout in the second round.
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Associated Press
Newport
Jess McMurtry
Cincinnati
Ray Drake
Indianapolis
Waterloo
Buddy Baer
Livermore
Calif
Johnny Baker
Minneapolis
John Turley Named on Little All-America Team
Ohio Wesleyan fullback John Turley earns a spot on the 1934 Little All-America first team alongside backs from Davidson and North Dakota State. The AP selections include players from Tufts, West Virginia, Gonzaga, and Tulane players among others, highlighting a national showcase for small colleges.
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John Turley
New York
Associated Press
Alabama
Minnesota
Stanford
Navy
Johnny Mackerell
Davidson
Ike Peterson
Gonzalo
Fritz Hanson
North Dakota State
Ohio Wesleyan
West Virginia
Tufts
South
Far West
Midwest
Emory and Heory
Jim Martell
Bluefield
Ralph Semerad
Union
Halebacks
Floyd
Cocky
Bishops Eye Strong Buckeye Cage Outlook For Season
Delaware Ohio December report notes coach Ray Detrick returns six of last season's championship core for Ohio Wesleyan. Key players include Stark Prech Talos Stammier Mewhart Turley with backups Parker Denny Parsons and sophomores McAdams Bucher Thomas Shipps Freshwater. Schedule lists 8 Buckeye games and 10 non conference tilts through February.
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Ray Detrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Goodyear
Akron
Clovis Stark
Columbus
Myron Prech
Cleveland
Ernie Talos
Howard Stammier
Don Mewhart
Toledo
John Turley
Delaware
Clarence Hendricks
Findlay
Harry Youtt
Bellmore
N. Y
Hendricks
Youtt
Akron Goodyear
Western Reserve
Baldwin-Wallace
Miami
Marshall
Dayton
Denison
Ohio U
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Xavier
Oberlin
Wrestling Results From Various Cities
In Brooklyn Leo Wallick 175 representing Germany threw Joe Parelli 175 of Italy in 30 20. In New Haven Wis Christie 200 from Los Angeles defeated Yanka Zelesniak 235 Russia two straight falls. In Augusta Jackie Nichols Richmond defeated Johnny Iovanna Quincy Mass with Iovanna injured. In Waco Juan Humberto 210 Mexico threw Scotty Dawkins 220 San Antonio. In Quincy II Jim McMillen 220 Chicago threw Bobby Burns 223 Los Angeles at 39 00.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Leo Wallick
Germany
Joe Parelli
Italy
New Haven
Conn
Wis Christie
Los Angeles
Yanka Zelesniak
Russia
Augusta
Jackie Nichols
Richmond
Johnny Iovanna
Quincy
Mass
Sovanna
Waco
Tex
Juan Humberto
Mexico
Scotty Dawkins
San Antonio
Jim McMillen
Chicago
Bobby Burns
Apprentice jockey joins Fair Grounds riding colony after accident
Mike Basite an apprentice jockey joined the Fair Grounds riding colony yesterday arriving several days late. He said he was in an accident near Pass Christian while en route to New Orleans. his brother was severely injured while Basite remained unhurt.
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Mike Basite
Fair Grounds
Basite
Pass Christian
New Orleans
Mike
Red Grange to retire after NFL title game
Red Grange announces retirement from playing after the post season championship between the New York Giants and Chicago Bears. He says he has outlived his playing usefulness and plans to coach college football in the 1935 season after receiving several offers.
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New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Grange
Eddie Casey Resigns as Harvard Head Coach
Harvard announces the resignation of Eddie Casey after four seasons as head coach. He cites a need for change as the program enters an open market for a new leader. Casey notes a mix of success and defeats and leaves Harvard with about 30 seasoned players to draw on next season.
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Eddie Casey
Casey
Harvard
Lou Little
Columbia
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Myles Lane
Dartmouth
W. A
Navy
Bill’ Ingram
California
Joe McKenney
Boston College
Crimson
Arnold Horween
Albie Booth
Yale
Elis
Yail
Army
Holy Cross
Princeton
Capt
Gundlach
Bob Brookings
Wesley Fester
Ohio State
Dodgers Trade Red Herring as Part of Rebuilding Plan
Brooklyn Dodgers announce the sale of Arthur Herring to Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League in a cash deal. Manager Casey Stengel says the club will swap other players but star Yan Ling Mungo is not on the block, with a rumored price of 300000 dollars.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Arthur
Red) Herring
Sacramento
Casey Stenge
Dodgers
Stengel
Casey
Yan Ling Mungo
Mungo
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Legion Meeting Tonight at K. T. Crossen Post
The American Legion K. T. Crossen Post meets at 7 30 tonight in post rooms on South Court Street. Members will discuss several activities and committees will report on progress.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
South Court Street
Legion
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday night at Legion Hall on High Street. Bus iness of importance will be discussed.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
High Street
Scoring Decline Continues In College Football Season
A 1934AP compilation shows average team scores dropping for the fifth straight year to 104.2 points per team and 12.19 per game, despite coaches pushing for more touchdowns. Individual leaders include Shepherd 133, Oravec 120, and Miller 196, with notable gains by Navy Minnesota North Carolina Ohio State Rice and SMU. The Red Raiders of Chenango lead in consistency, nearing the same totals as last year alongside California Army and Georgia.
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Ler
South Dakota State
Pete Young
Bluefield College
Shepherd
Oravec
Miller
Michigan
Southern California
Ann Arbor
Navy
Minnesota
North Carolina
Ohio State
Rice
Southern Methodist
Colgate
Centenary
Army
Columbia
Georgia
Louisiana State
Tulane
Red Raiders
Chenango
California
Jacksonville-Trimble Girls Win 53rd Straight Basketball Game
The Jacksonville-Trimble High School girls defeated Murray City 35-8 to extend their win streak to 53 games. Meeks led JT with eight points, while Morrison and teammates also contributed strong showings. Murray City boys fell 26-21 as JT’s defense stifled scoring in the first half.
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Antie
Meeks
Deal
Chalfant
J. T
Morrison
Moness
Murray City
Vollmer
Bostwick’s Mate Ready for Santa Anita Handicap Showdown
Bostwick’s Mate A. C. Bostwick’s thoroughbred returns from England, set for the 100,000 Santa Anita Handicap on Feb 23 facing rivals like Equipoise and Twenty Grand. Mate and owner arrived on the Berengaria and went to Belmont Park to regroup before westward travel. Jockey Steve Donoghue may ride in Santa Anita. he’s bound for Jamaica where his son trains, with plans to return in January. apprentice jockey B Cortellety rode Hildur Prince to victory at the Fair Grounds for his first career win amid balkans peace notes and U S minister Alvin M. Owsley in Romania.
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Mate
A. C. Bostwick
England
Belmont Park
Steve Donoghue
Jamaica
Pat
Donoghue
B. Cortellety
Milwaukee
Fair Grounds
Hildur Prince
Film Glimpses of College Life Arrive in Ohio Theaters
Ohio Theater opens Fox Film "Bachelor of Arts" with John Erskine as author and a cast headed by Anita Louise and Tom Brown. Majestic Theater features "Ready for Love" with Ida Lupino and Richard Arien. Court Theater screens "The Dude Ranger" with George O'Brien and Henry Hall, while Pat O’Brien stars in "I Sell Anything."
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Tom Brown
Anita Louise
Arlen-Lupino
Majestic
Fox Film
Ohio Theater
John Erskine
Columbia University
Helen of Troy
Richard Arien
Ida Lupino
Paramount
Majestic Theater
Marion Gering
Marjorie Rambeau
Beulah Bondi
Henry Travers
Zane Grey
George O'Brien
Henry Hall
Hall
Alcazar Stock Company
San Francisco
O'Brien
Bert Lytell
Evelyn Vaughan
Fred Phutier
Mollywood
David Butler
Adele Belgarde
David
Frank Bacon
Lightnin’ Fame
Bessie Barriscale
Florence Roberts
Alcazar
Court Theater
Pat O'Brien
Pat
Adrienne
James Cageney
Allen Jenking
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Telde
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Bliss Quintet
By Mitch
Bobby
Grayson
Tulane Temple
Allan Nevins
Delaware, CO
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Red Grange
Cambridge, Mass
Legion Auxiliary
By Foster Hailey
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Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland
John Cravee
Willamette
Paul Mil
J-T
Lassies
Joseph
Frederick
Schoeman
Willeke
Stevens
Hieckman
Anderson
Bostwick
Balkans
Alvin M. Owsley
U. S
Rumania
Hollywood
Joyce Compton
Lexington
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Miss Compton
Helen Mack
Miss Mack
Los
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Mickey Mouse
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Loretta Young
John Boles
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Judge Priest
Reunited
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Walthall Mae Marsh
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Stepin Fetchit
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