Ohio Ends Holiday Trip With Loss To East Liverpool
Ohio University basketball concludes its holiday tour with a 30-37 setback against Baldy Allison’s East Liverpool professionals in Zanesville. Rush, Smith, Pennypacker and Taylor led the visitors with solid scoring as Ohio’s shooters struggled to find the net. Brown topped the Bobcats with 10 points, hitting six free throws for the night.
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Willaman under fire at Ohio State amid coaching rumors
Salem Sam Willaman of Ohio State faces renewed speculation as Case College coach Ray Ride and Brown's Tuss McLaughry are linked to the Buckeyes job. Athletic director L. W. St. John denies prior reports but uncertainty grows about Willaman's future.
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Miami Open Opens With 19 Golfers At Perk Course
Record field of 19 golfers tee off in the ninth annual Miami Open at the Miami Municipal Park course. Notables include Gene Sarazen US UK Open champion Walter Hagen Billy Burke Johnny Golden Denny Shute Joe Turnesa Willie Klein Henry Ciuci Mike Grady Eddie Williams and others.
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Clevelander is Checker Champ
Victor Johnson of Cleveland won the Ohio Checker Association championship by defeating Guy Garwood of Spencer in the sixth game after a five game draw under the double knockout rule. Garwood had been champion for five years and reached the final by defeating Gene Zuber while Johnson beat H. Newcomb.
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Reds First Baseman Bottomley Negotiates Deal With Club President
Jim Bottomley, newly acquired Cincinnati Reds first baseman, conferred with club president Sidney Weil about contract terms and other baseball matters here on Thursday. He then drove home to Nokomis, Illinois, planning to visit manager Donie Bush in Indiana.
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Okeson poised to lead NCAA football rules panel
Walter R. Okeson, Lehigh University treasurer and eastern football officials chief, is favored to become chairman of the NCAA football rules committee. Langford remains secretary, with Hall’s widow favoring Okeson. The two-day meeting will name leaders including Major John L. Griffith as president. speeches by Kennedy Foster Connor Breckinridge Stagg and Sanford.
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Panthers and Trojans Have Been Surprises
This report notes USC and Pittsburgh defied preseason odds to reach the Rose Bowl. USC overcame a green squad, key injuries, and departures to win the Pacific Coast Conference title and beat Notre Dame, while Pitt faced a brutal schedule with a largely new lineup but expects a stronger next season.
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Basketball Problems and Preventing Disputes
Nat Wollman presents a scoring play to prevent misunderstandings between scorer and timer. The method positions three players near the foul line to receive passes, with a manager ready to halt play and refer disputes to the referee for quick clarification.
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Chuck Klein Captures NL Slugging Crown Again
New York February 0 1 0 P Charles H. Klein of the Philadelphia Phillies led the National League in slugging for the second straight year with a .416 mark, besting Mel Ott of the Giants. Klein played 164 games and drove in 137 runs for 420 total bases as Philadelphia topped league charts in slugging percentage and RBIs. Hack Wilson led strikeouts, George Watkins was hit by pitches most often, and Bill Terry drove in over 100 runs for the sixth straight season.
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Golf pro Tony Gibraski joins Fox Studio course in California
Pro Tony Gibraski, longtime Gallipolis Golf Club instructor, becomes assistant pro at a Fox Movie Studios owned course in California. In six months there he has taught several well known stars.
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Dempsey Ignites Ballyhoo Over Baer Schmeling Clash
Henry Mellmore reports from New York that prefight hype swells as Jack Dempsey comments spur chatter about Max Baer and Schmeling. Promoters and boxers fuel fan interest, predicting a June showdown and creating a media storm across cities and venues.
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Case Loses Opening Game at Waynesburg 35 33
Case suffers a 35 to 33 defeat on a foreign floor against Waynesburg College in the season opener. The waxed floor and rough play hindered both teams as Waynesburg led 16 to 1 before Case rallied in the second half, but Waynesburg held firm.
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