Notable sports figures mix in memes and rumors
A garbled musings list touches on Charley’s new boss, Benny Leonard, Babe Didrickson, Babe Zaharias, Dean, and other sports icons. References to Jim, Jack Chevigny, Pur two regulars, and Pop Warner hint at eras and teams, with scattered mentions of broadcasts, gambling, and managerial moves.
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Cleveland
Charley
Jim Short
Ein
Benny Leonard
Detroit
Babe P
Dean
Babe Sat
Pittsburgh
Cub
Reto
Pirates
George Zaharias
Jack Chevigny
Cage
Franklin Field
Bears
Chicago
Temple
New Orleans
Pop Warnera
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Carlisle
Quintet Versus Friday in Logan High Schedule
Incomplete OCR text outlines a home and home series with Quintet and Friday at Logan High. Details on dates opponents and league start are garbled, but notes matchups with Marys Lancaster P-High Columbus and Boston among unclear repeats.
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Logan High Ichedule
Grovef
Marys
Lancaster
Dutra Leads Miami Open Field After First Round
Olin Dutra posted a 70 to hold a two stroke lead after 18 holes of the Biltmore Open in Miami. Leonard Schmutte Henry Jans and Joe Belfore are two back at 72 as contenders in the field of 300 golfers.
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Miami
Fla
Olin Dutra
Leonard Schmutte
Findlay
Ohio
Henry Jans
Midland Park
Frank Litz
Gadsden
Ala
Cruikshank
Bobby Cruikshank
Richmond
Gene Kunes
Norristown
Jake Fasserke
Jackson
Mich
Mike Turnesa
Elm
Henry Cinci
Flushing, L. 1
Pomeroy Bend Cagers Open 1934 35 Season This Weekend
Pomeroy Panthers host Tuppers Plains in a season opener at the local gymnasium marking the return of basketball in Pomeroy Bend. Middleport Yellow Jackets face Rutland at Rutland gym, with clashes against Greenfield McClain Portsmouth Columbus Central Huntington and more on the Panthers schedule.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy Panthers
Tuppers Plains
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Rutland
Greenfield- McClain
Portsmouth
Columbus Central
Huntington
W. Va
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Jackson
Greenfield McClain
Gallipolis
Wellston
Dan
Logan
Neilsonville
Athens
Tappers Plains
Racine
Callipolis
New Boston
Giants Win NL Title In Dramatic Shoes Change
New York Giants overcome Chicago Bears 30 to 13 at Polo Grounds with a second half surge. Rubber-soled basketball shoes aided Giants ball carriers Ken Strong and Ed Danowski, plus Ray Flaherty and Ike Frankian, in overturning the game after halftime. Strong scores twice and Dankowski adds a late TD as Chicago led 10–3 at intermission.
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New York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ken Strong
Bronko Nagurski
Jack Man
Danowski
Flaherty
Ike Frankian
Giants
Manders
Minnesota
Chicago
Dankowski
Frankian
Strong
Bears
Court Season Opens With Ohio Contests Across Six Games
Ohio State and six colleges opened basketball season with decisive wins. Ohio State’s green squad rallied to beat Ohio University 31 30 as 4 000 watched. Obie Northern crushed Franklin College 53 28. Defiance defeated Griffin Junior 43 27. Xavier blanked Cedarville 47 18. Youngstown State topped Washington & Jefferson 32 23. Hillsdale beat St John’s 26 19. Kenyon upset Franklin 37 30. The Buckeyes visit Marietta Wednesday and Carleton College Saturday before exams and holidays.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Bobcats
Ohio University
Cats
The
Bucks
Defiance
Giffin Junior College
van Wert
Xavier
Little Cedarville College
Invaders
Youngstown College
Washington & Jefferson
Hillsdale
Mich
Toledo
St. John's
Kenyon
Franklin
Marietta
Carleton College of
A A U meeting closes after chief is named
The 46th AAU convention in Miami ends with Jeremiah T. Mahoney elected president replacing Avery Brundage who will remain active as American Olympic Committee head. Brundage may lead the U S delegation to the next Olympics barring further Berlin Germany athletic tensions. Sullivan medal finalists named include Bonthron Eastman Harden Metcalfe Medica Knight Rawls. Glenn Cunningham is excluded from this year's consideration.
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Alan Gould
Miami
Fra
Germany
Amateur Athletic Union
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York
Mahoney
Brundage
America
Berlin
James E. Sullivan
W. Lawson Little
Stanford
William R. Bonthron
Benjamin B. Eastman
Glenn Hardin
Ralph Metcalfe
Jack Medica
Lerfore Knight
Katherine Rawls
Glenn Cunningham
Bonthron
Pins take beating in Toledo Tolrney
In Toledo on December 10 the Central States Bowling Association meet produced new leaders. Cass Grygier of Detroit led in all events with 2007 after a 608 series and top singles with 744. Grygier and P Bauman led doubles with 1325 while William J Mattison of Toledo still holds singles lead.
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Toledo
Tolrney
The
Maples
Cass Grygier
Detroit
Stroh
Grygier
B. Fazio
Akron
William J. Mattison
P. Bauman
Baseball Figures Weigh Trades and Night Baseball Intros
Gossip from the upcoming meetings shows Rogers Hornsby and Bill Terry favoring major trades while clubs like the Pirates and Dodgers weigh offers for players. Joe Cronin seeks infield upgrades with Tom Yawkey backing him. The National League may install Ford Frick as president and consider banning dog racing bets with Brav es Field in question. Night baseball is debated as Cardinals and Reds push for it.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Buck Newsom
Jack Knott
Bill Terry
Giants
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Pirates
Lloyd
Paul Waner
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Tony Cuccinello
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Sey Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
National League
Ford Frick
John Arnold Heydter
Emil Fuchs
Boston Club
Braves Field
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Barney Rosss title at stake in Cleveland bout
Barney Ross defends his junior welterweight title this week against Bobby Pacho of Los Angeles in a 12 round match in Cleveland. The card at Madison Square Garden features Sammy Fuller facing Eddie Cool, with the winner potentially boxing Tony Canzoneri for the lightweight title.
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Ney Ross
Madison Square Garden
Ross
Bobby Pacho
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Madisson Square Garden
Boston
Little
Sammy Fuller
Eddie Cool
Philadelphia
Fuller
Johnny Jadick
the Garden
Tony Canzoneri
UMWA Auxiliary Schedules Gift Meeting Change
Jacksonville notes the UMWA auxiliary meeting moved from December 10 to December 17 at the 1.0.C.F. ball. Each member is asked to bring a gift for a gift exchange.
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Jacksonville
C.F
Wrestling card to aid Salvation Army Christmas fund
Sixteen wrestlers including two division champions will perform Friday night at Music Hall in Cincinnati. The event, arranged by the Cincinnati Times-Star and Ross Leader, donates half of gross receipts to the Salvation Army Christmas fund.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
Cincinnati Times-Star
Ross Leader
Salvation Army
Mines in Chauncey area run highest daily count
The Chauncey district reports the largest daily mine activity with 18 mines on the active list. Mines named include Nos 15 107 219 267 9 51 42 24 119 10X Chauncey 25 Poston 6 Hocking Kimberly Lick Run Coonville and Luh rig.
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Poston
Hocking
Kimberly
Lick Run
Coonville
Luhrig
Night football gains steam in Ohio Conference action
Ohio Conference coaches meeting in Columbus outlined a more prominent role for night football next season. Denison will play six under lights, Kent State two, Wittenberg three, and Capital Toledo and Kenyon one each. The OK conference also ruled that a pro in one sport can retain amateur status in others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Denison University
Kent State
Wittenberg
Captal
Toledo
Kenyon
Springfield
Elwood Pitz
Wittenberg Collee
Oliver Cornwell
Pitzer
Wheeling
Washington
Cornwell
Waterloo Defeats Glouster Tomcats in State Meet
Waterloo Class B state champions cruised past Glouster High Tomcats 44 to 12 at the local gym. Waterloo led early, held the advantage through every period, and dominated the offense while Glouster struggled to penetrate and match the visitors.
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Smother Tomcats
Roberts
Glouster
Waterloo
Glouster High Tomcats
Caldwell
Waterloo Oom
Ee Ee Peammond
Robert
Chuninceems
McMaton
Wiseman
Aman
Malone
Cumummenas
Mraterios
Teachers Hold Christmas Tea at The Plains School
Elementary teachers at The Plains hosted a Christmas tea Tuesday night at the school.
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the Plains
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