Ohio Bobcats Meet Bliss College In Season Opener
The Ohio Bobcats host Bliss College in the gym tonight in a strong early season showdown. Grover plans to play the entire squad for experience, with guards Bayless Macklin and Burkeholder veterans, and sophomores Kline Briggs set for first intercollegiate action.
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Ohio Gymnasium
Bliss College
Columbus
Antioch
Bobcats
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Athens
Cngers
Grover
Briggs
Burkeholder
Kline
Bayless
Macklin
Campbell
Trace
Russ
Timms
Brammer
Robbins
Erwin
Stewart
Lirwin
Russ Fingterwald
Loss of Tilden and Hunter Strains United States Davis Cup Plans
New York Dec 13. The United States Davis Cup team faces a problem after William Tilden and Francis T Hunter exit the eligible ranks. Tilden and Hunter plan to play in Wimbledon and St Cloud despite a shift to the American zone. Veterans Johnston and Williams may still be possible, with Chandler of California and Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth among likely candidates.
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U.R
William Tilden
Froncis T. Hunter
United States
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Tilden
Hunter
Eng
St. Cloud
France
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Dick Williams
Philadelphia
Lrwin Chandler
California
Wilmer Allison
Ft. Worth
Texas
Englishman Dies in Australia After Long Journey
Melbourne report states G. W. Marsham left England after being told he had only days to live and died the day after his arrival in Australia, having traveled extensively en route.
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Melbourne
G. W. Marsham
England
Australia
Gee
Auto plummets off 120 foot Wellington cliff
The car of Joseph Coughiey former director of education ran over a 120 foot cliff at Wellington New Zealand. Mrs Coughiey was killed in the crash. The incident occurred as the automobile left the road near the cliff edge.
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Wellington
N. Z
Joseph Coughiey
Exeter man Reginald Moray laughs at death sentence
In Exeter England Reginald Moray aged 24 laughed at the judge after being sentenced to death for murder.
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Exeter
Eng
Reginald Morey
Trade in air as Sisler trade talk haunts winter meetings
At the Waldorf-Astoria the National League opened its winter meeting amid routine business while rumors swirl that George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns could be traded to the highest bidder. Major and minor league executives discussed draft rules and gossip centered on potential center fielder moves and other trades as Connie Mack and others surveyed the market.
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George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Waldorf-Astoria
Phil Ball
Ball
Sisler
John Heydler
Jor
Waldorf
Phill Ball
Connie Mack
Billy Evans
Indians
Comiskey
White Sox
George Moriarty
Detroit Tigers
Evans
Harry Rice
Browns
Parnard
Byron B. Johnson
American League
Tomorow
Reds Exhibition Schedule and Changes From Dallas Meeting
Cincinnati manager Jack Hendricks mapped a spring exhibition plan after canceling a Birmingham game and moving start dates for pitchers to February 29 in Orlando. The Reds’ listed dates include clashes with St. Louis Browns, Washington, New York Yankees, Nashville, Louisville, Indianapolis, and Cleveland Amerians across Florida and Ohio venues. Gorilla Jones stopped Paul Wanzo in Marietta as the headliner, with all bouts ending in knockouts and Wanzo defeating Gypsy Kid before losing to Jones. Charley Bailey and Bord Jeffries also recorded knockouts in the undercard events.
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Wooster to Open Season at Akron迎 Firestones
Wooster college basketball led by Pierson begins season with a road game at Akron tomorrow night against the Firestones. The Wooster schedule lists 18 games.
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Wooster
Pierson
Akron
Firestones
Head Waiter Absent as Mayor-Elect Banquet Held
Guilford England. Robert Chilpot head waiter at the Lion Hotel took a day off while his son was tendered a banquet there. The event marked a notable local civic moment with family and hotel connections highlighted.
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Guilford
Eng
Robert Chilpot
Lion Hotel
Mime Jeanette Landorte Dies After Operation
Paris reports the heart of mime Jeanette Landorte continued beating for an hour and a half after death during surgery. The event highlights the fragile line between life and death in medical procedures.
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Paris
Jeanette Landorte
Tunney to Attend All-Chicago Christmas Banquet Tonight
Chicago event to honor Gene Tunney heavyweight boxing champion as guest of honor at a fundraiser banquet for the All-Chicago Christmas fund. Organizers expect support to aid in charitable Christmas relief efforts.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Tommy Loughran Wins World Light Heavyweight Title
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeats Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim the world light heavyweight championship. Despite Slattery’s burst of early punches, the New York State Athletic Commission awarded Loughran the crown with praise from NABO president Tom Donahue, who notes Loughran carried the fight. Slattery weighed 165 to Loughran’s 173 1/2.
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Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Loughan
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Loughran
Slattery
Tom Donahue
National Boxing Association
Indian man admits killing wife in Los Angeles home
William B K McLane, an Indian, returns to the scene and tells Los Angeles police he stabbed his white wife Ada May McLane after a quarrel over papers in a property settlement. He admits the deed and explains the motive during questioning.
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William BK. McLane
Los Angeles
Ada May McLane
McLane
Courteous Husband Testifies About Notice to Leave Home
Mrs Rhuth Gedden testified in a divorce suit that her husband gave her a week's notice to leave their Chicago home. The exchange centered on the terms of the separation and living arrangements during the proceedings.
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Chicago
Rhuth Gedden
Girls Rule Change Drives County High School Sports
Athens county high schools vote to play girls basketball under girls rules. Some schools may withdraw due to lack of teams or court readiness. A three member committee will propose questions and rules for an upcoming county debate in March. Next meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 6 26 in the county superintendent's office.
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L. F. Miller
P. G. Gibson
Rome Township
Vearley Gaskill
Canaan Township
Fred Sands
Wal
H. R. McVay
Drafting ball players sparks major minor league dispute
At a Dale Texas meeting with about 109 minor league owners the dispute over major league ownership of minors and working agreements dominated discussion. Opinions split between ownership, draft, and full independence as they seek fair player development amid scarce star talent and belligerent tones toward the majors.
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Texas
Mayers
Barnard
Dallas
Jud Timm Aims To Hunt Big Game In Idaho
Illinois sensational back Jud Timm says his greatest ambition is to hunt big game in Idaho. He expresses a desire to travel for hunting adventures and pursue storied game in a western landscape. The statement highlights his motivational focus beyond football.
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Jud Timm
Hlinois
Idaho
Japanese ball star likely to join University of Cincinnati team
An American-born Japanese player from Seattle named Aiji Tashiro may play for Cincinnati this year. The architecture student has speed and clever ball handling that have impressed Cincinnati coaches in pre season evaluations.
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Wash
University of Cincinnati
Aiji Tashiro
Achitecture
Cincinnati Cage
Body of Oscar Stevenson Found in Ohio River
The body of Oscar A. Stevenson, 32, was recovered from the Ohio River at Portsmouth. He had fallen from a ferryboat at Point Pleasant, West Virginia, about a year earlier.
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Portsmouth
Oscar A. Stevenson
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Spencer faces asset-hiding probe in breach of promise case
Investigation ordered into charges that George D. Spencer hid assets to dodge a $2,600 judgment for breach of promise. The action targets possible concealment to defeat creditor collection. Local authorities pursue full disclosure and asset tracing to satisfy the judgment.
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Dellast
George D. Spencer
LIPR-SAVER Miller Rescues 14 From Drowning
Bristol hero Ene-Lewis Miller saved 14 people from drowning over seven years, earning local recognition for his acts of courage and lifesaving efforts.
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Lintoen
Bristol, Ene
Lewis Miller
Athens High Seeks Guards for Season Opener with Zanesville
Athens High School basketball coach Harold Wise is seeking two capable guards for the season opener against Zanesville. The roster features strong forwards Hall Wetzel Hughes and Cross, with captain Chester Border returning from injury to join the backcourt. Guards Ross Sams and Guy Wanless are also in contention as defenders, while a reliable center partner for Vernette Wolfe remains sought after.
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Harold Wise
Athens High School
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Hall
Wetzel
Hughes
Cross
Zanesville
Chester Border
Jand
Athens
Ross Sams
Guy Wanless
Wanless
Vernette Wolfe
Wolfe
Betser
Notre Dame Edges Iowa In Low-Scoring Clash
Notre Dame won its third straight basketball game by defeating the University of Iowa 23 to 20 in Iowa City. Also noted is the sale of Jauntfast for 25 dollars at Chicago auction after his 2.07% mile world record pace decades ago, and a four round draw between Joe Anderson Covington and Maxy Roaenbloom of New York in Cincinnati.
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University of Iowa
Chicago
Cincinnati
Joe Anenderson
Covington
Maxy Roaenbloom
New York
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