Bobcats Aim for Scoring Pace Against Marietta
Ohio quintet the Pee Ve Bobcats average over a point a minute in three games totaling 130 points. Beanie Berens and Bill Reeves lead with 37 and 30 points as Myron Burt adds 20, with Ketchley yet to foul. Grover seeks a fifth scorer to join Schmidt Doll or Shafer in the starting lineup.
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Butch Grover
Bobcat
Marietta College
Bobcats
Bliss
Ohio State
Wilmington
Beanie Berens
Bill Reeves
Reeves
Berens
Fray
Myron Burt
Perk Reichley
Burt
Ketchley
Grover
Bill Schmidt
George Doll
Sunny Shafer
Buckeye conference talk shifts to Buckeye meet expansion
The article discusses potential Buckeye Conference expansion and schedule changes for Washington and Jefferson and allied presidents’ teams. It mentions favoring larger opponents, more home games, and a possible shift in rivalries while noting existing ties to Pitt and other schools.
New menace to heavyweights lands KO in Chicago bout
Joe Lewis, the Detroit heavyweight, newly turned pro, defeated Lee Ramage of the West Coast by technical knockout in the eighth round. Ramage hit the floor for the fourth time in Chicago as the contest ended.
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United States
Joe Lewis
Detroit
Lee Ramage
Chi
Cago
Ramage
Dizzy Dean Is Acclaimed 1934's Foremost Athlete
Jerome Herman Dean named 1934's top athlete in the Associated Press poll with about 75 percent of votes. He led baseball stars, won 30 games, and helped the St Louis Cardinals to a World Series title, with his brother Paul sharing top recognition in a combined ballot. Lawson Little named top amateur. Fred Perry and Max Baer also high.
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Tulaney
Monte Carlo
Jack Peter
Bob Olin
New
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Carl Owen Hubbell
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
William Lawson Little, Jr
Max Baer
Fred Perry
Glenn Cunningham
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Dean
Babe Ruth
Dizzy
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Daffy
Perry
Dizzy Dean
Baer
Amateur Athletic Union
Sullivan Memorial
Francis
Bug) Lund
Minnesota
Barney Ross
Mickey Cochrane
Bill Cummings
Ben Eastman
Bronko Nagureki
Eastern Team Begins Drills For New Year's Charity Game
Mick Hanley the former Northwestern coach and Andy Kerr of Colgate marshal the Eastern squad for the annual New Year’s charity game against the West. Twenty-two players from eastern colleges report with four All-Americans named including Frank Larson Charles Hartwig George Barclay and Pug Lund as they prepare in Evanston and travel to California for final workouts before the San Francisco game.
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Evanston
Ill
Mick Hanley
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Eastern University
San Francisco
Hollister Eyes Strong Season After Close Wins
Hollister High School varsity finished the weekend undefeated with a 32 21 win over Jacksonville-Trimble and a 22 21 thriller against Plains. The girls team also improved, beating Plains 13 2 after a Friday loss to J T, and a Greens Run visit looms as a key mid season clash.
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Johnson Predicts Indians Have Strong Chance for Pennant
Walter Johnson partially agrees with Rogers Hornsby that Cleveland could win the American League title next season. From Bethesda Maryland he says a good club with swell youngsters could contend, notably rookie second baseman Louis Berger from New Orleans.
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Rogers Hornsby
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Indians
Bethesda
Maryland
Hornsby
Johnson
Louis Berger
New Orleans
Southern Association
Northwestern Sophomores Extend Streak with Notre Dame Win
Northwestern sophomores beat Notre Dame 26 to 25 in Chicago. The victory marks a four game winning streak as they surge in the Big Ten race, highlighting their pace and potential for the championship run.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Wildcats
Notre Dame
Turnesa Leading Golfers in British Colonial Open
Joe Turnesa of Hartford held a two stroke edge after the second round in Nassau as the $5,000 British Colonial Open began. He surged with six birdies in 12 holes after a slow start, firing a 62 to lead a field where nine others broke par 68. Ralph Stonehouse and Jack Thompson tied for second at 64, while Billy Burke stood third, three behind Turnesa. Eighteen holes remained today with 36 tomorrow to decide the 72 hole event.
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Joe Turnesa
Hartford
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Indianapolis
Jack Thompson
Youngstown
Ohio
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Turnesa
Stonehouse
Thompson
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Willie MacFarlane
Oak Ridge
N. Y
Archie Hambrick
French Lick
Ind
Leo Fraser
Saginaw
John Golden
Noronton
L. P. Schalk
Hamilton
Scouts to share receipts from Love Time film show
Athens Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will receive 10 percent of the receipts from the film Love Time at the Ohio Theater. Manager E B Custer agreed to divide proceeds between the two organizations. The movie portrays composer Franz Schubert and has earned endorsement from music clubs for authenticity.
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Athens
Ohio Theater
EB. R. Custer
Franz Schubert
Dizzy Dean Named Outstanding Athlete of 1934
Jerome H. Dizzy Dean, ace hurler of the National League, was voted the outstanding athlete of 1934 in an Associated Press sports writers poll. Dean received 75 percent of all votes cast for the honor.
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Cardinal Hurler
Associated Press
Jerome H
Dizzy" Dean
National League
Dizzy
Mount Union, Cedarville, Cincinnati Nets Win Strong
Mount Union overwhelmed Heidelberg 46 to 19 as Bill Windland and Evan Schulte led the scoring. Cedarville opened with a 16 point effort, Waddie seven field goals and two free throws for 16. Cincinnati beat Dayton 49 to 18 with every starter scoring.
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Associated Press
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Mount Union
Alliance
Heidelberg
Bill Windland
Evan Schultz
Windland
Schulte
Cedarville College
Third Lutheran Church
Springfield
Waddie
Cedarville
University of Cincinnati
University of Dayton
Cincinnati
Bama Eleven Leaves Friday for Pasadena Bow
Alabama Crimson Tide faces weather problems as two days of practice remain before departing for Pasadena to meet Stanford Indians in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Rain has soaked the field delaying drills and hindering a planned scrimmage. The squad will hold a last full afternoon workout Friday before travel.
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Crimson Tide
Pasadena
Stanford
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Tide
Frank Thomas
San Antonio
Record Crowd Is Predicted for Rose Bowl Matchup
Alfred Masters, Stanford graduate manager, forecast a record crowd of 85,000 for the Rose Bowl football classic between Stanford and Alabama on New Year’s Day. Public sale surpassed 60,000 tickets, with fewer than 25,000 left and potential gross receipts near $240,000.
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Bobby Grayson Back in Shape for Rose Bowl Run
Stanford football coach Tiny Thornhill announced that star full back Bobby Grayson returned to full practice after a four month injury layoff. End Keith Topping was sidelined but ready to practice. tackle Claude Callaway aims to return after exams. Grayson reports no rib pain as the Red Machine prepares to face Alabama on New Year’s Day.
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Tiny” Thornhill
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California
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Claude Callaway
Wrestling results from Brooklyn and Newark matches
Maurice La Chapelle of France at 178 pounds defeated Victor Werber of Brooklyn at 56:21. In Newark Ed Don George of North Java defeated Dr Karl Sarpons of Glen Lyon in two straight falls, 26:06 and 18:16.
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France
Victor Werber
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N. J
Ed Don George
North Java
N. Y
Karl Sarpons
Glen Lyon
Fight results at St Petersburg and Sioux City card
In St Peters burg Fa Nay Swanson of Atlanta out pointed Keith Weaver in a 178 to 176 bout. Buddy Holmbeck of Terre Haute and Tom Williams of Moorehaven drew at 165 to 160. In Sioux City Brankie beat Everett Young by outpoint 125 to 126 in another light bout.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
Fanay Swanson
Atlanta
Keith Weaver
Sioux City
Buddy Holmbeck
Terre Haute
Tom Wiliams
Moorehaven
Pia
Drew
Brankie Woram
Winnipeg
Everett ‘Young’ E
Biff Jones Resigns as LSU Football Coach
Baton Rouge reports that Captain Lawrence Biff Jones resigns as LSU football coach amid friction with Huey P. Long. Doctor James M. Smith accepts resignation effective January 1 and notes Jones will stay on as assistant professor of military science. Jones achieved LSU’s best coaching record.
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L.S.A
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Clark D. Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Lawrence “Bil Jones
Louisiana State University
Lawrence Biff Jones
James M. Smith
Long
Jones
Doctor Smith
Senate
Gon
Duey
Oregon
Love Time at the Ohio Theater Opens With Star Cast
The Fox film Love Time premieres at the Ohio Theater with Pat Paterson and Nile Asther leading a lavish production praised in Hollywood and New York. Supporting players include Herbert Mundin, Harry Green, Henry Walthall, Henry Kolker, Lucien Littlefield and Roger Imhof, with Walter Connolly as Father Brown in another feature on the bill, Pinch Date, at the Court Theater.
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Pat” Paterson
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Henry B. Walthall
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Claudette Colbert
Ann Sothern
Neil Hamilton
Paul Kelly
Misa Sothern
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