Ohio Bobcats roar past Bliss College in season opener
MITCH B. Grover unveiled his 1935 Ohio University basketball team and the Bobcats beat Bliss College of Columbus 48 to 23. Sophomores led the attack with strong offense while defense and rebounding showed room for improvement. Starting lineup Rinta Hood Lalich Malakas Siembiede produced 14 of 19 free throws. reserves Whitcum May Spaulding added depth as Ohio built a 27-15 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half.
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Butch” Grover
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Keene
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Local College Gridiron Talk and Team Updates
A mosaic of college football notes mentions Columbia Colgate and Hobart. Bucknell replaced in the Eastern Intercollege Conference with Carnegie Tech and West Virginia also represented. References to basketball coaching ideas by Howard Cann and Yost’s comments on football footwork and modern player differences.
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Acer
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Rand Lee
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Colgate
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Schmeling to Meet Louis Next Summer in Yankee Stadium
Montreal promoter Mike Jacobs arranged a June bout at Yankee Stadium with Joe Louis and Max Schmeling. Louis remains the No 1 contender, with three winter fights on the calendar. If Schmeling defeats Louis or Braddock is upset for the title, Jacobs holds options for the next year.
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Joe
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Paulino Uszendun
Madison Square Garden
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Charley Retzlaff
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Mustang Grid Team and Rose Bowl Bid Chronicle
Southern Methodist University football arc culminates with a Rose Bowl bid after a storied 1930s season. Star back Bobby Wilson and coach Matty Beil propel the Mustangs to 12 wins, 288 points for, 32 against, and a Pasadena New Year’s Day showdown with Stanford. Bell then takes reins as Morrison departs.
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Matty) Beil
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Krueger Opens Lead at Sarasota Open by Five Strokes
Alvin Krueger of Beloit Wis holds a five stroke edge as Sarasota Open leaders chase a $500 prize. Krueger shot 66 at Bobby Jones Club course for 133 halfway, with Craig Wood Ghezzi tied for second at 138, while Revolta Keiser trailed 141 and Hudlin leads among baseball players at 146.
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Pomeroy Panthers Set for First Big Test at Columbus Central
Pomeroy faces Columbus Central in a Friday night game as the Panthers start a schedule against strong opponents Greenfield Ironton Ashland and others. With only one veteran Moore in the lineup, the team trained hard this week under Coach Ray Farnham after a solid opening win over Toppers Plains.
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Pomeroy Panthers
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Columbus
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Ironton
Ashland
Toppers Plains
Moore
Ray Farnham
Rutland and Racine Teams in Action
Rutland High School basketball makes its first local appearance Friday against Bidwell, with a preliminary before the main game. Racine plays two games this week, Friday at Harrisonville and Saturday at home against New Lexington, as fans hope for a strong schedule.
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Discovery 935 Track Champ Dominates 1935 Racing Scene
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Discovery is hailed as the 1935 top race horse, setting world records for mile and a eighth and Arlington Hand icap mile and a quarter. He carried heavy imposts yet won 11 of 19 starts, earning $102,545 that year and a three year total of $1,497,000. He defeated rivals by wide margins and matched feats once seen by Man o War, solidifying his status as a premier handicap champion.
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Discovery
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Equipoise
Exterminator
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Gov. Schultz
Golden Rock
King Saxon
Yellow Jackets Open Season With Tuppers Plains
Middleport launches its basketball season Friday night at home against Tuppers Plains. The visitors bring experience after a game with Pomeroy, while Middleport remains an unknown quantity. The Jackets face a light home slate of four games and aim to build a winning outfit despite past football success not translating to basketball.
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Tuppers Plains
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Boxing Results From New York West Palm Beach and Montreal
Bud Mignault from Brockton N H outpointed Harry Ebbets from Freeport N Y in eight rounds. Tex Irwin of Dallas outpointed Bill Schreiber of New York in six. Tommy Freeman of Hot Springs defeated Charley Weise of Brooklyn in ten. Al McCoy of Boston beat Bob Olin of New York in ten in Montreal.
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Brockton
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Freeport
N. Y
Tex Irwin
Dallas
Tex
Bill Schreiber
West Palm Beach
Fia
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Charley Weise
Brooklyn
Montreal
al McCoy
Boston
Bob Olin
Detroit Lands Al Simmons as Tigers Cash In
Detroit Tigers secure outfielder Al Simmons from the Philadelphia Athletics for a cash sum reported at 75,000, while Boston Red Sox acquire Jimmy Foxx and pitcher Johnny Marcum in a separate $150,000 deal shaping the balance of power in the majors. Mack and Yawkey push big trades as clubs seek strength for the coming season.
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Mickey Cochrane
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Joe McCarthy
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Pinky Higgins
Eric McNair
Moger
Doe) Cramer
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Dusty) Rhodes
George Savino
A A to Name New President Today Amid Meeting Turmoil
The American Association, in Chicago, plans to elect a successor to president Thomas Jefferson Hickey today after a secret three member committee was formed. Tuesday's actions included adopting the Shaughnessy playoff plan, resuming the Little World Series, abolishing the rookie rule, boosting early club salaries, adding a regular 11x-game schedule, and a $6 000 bonus for the first place team with $2 000 for the runner up.
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American Association
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
Clube
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Wrestlers Ed Strangler Lewis and Sandor Szabo Victors
In Albany Ed Strangler Lewis from Kentucky defeated Christy from California two falls to none. In Newark Sandor Szabo from Hungary defeated Alphonse Brisignano of Des Moines Iowa two falls to one.
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Vice Christy
California
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N. J
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Alphonse Brisignano
Des Moines
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Dutch) Clark
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