Mat men edge Ohio State at home in ten minute bouts
Thor Olson said Ohio University wrestlers will face Indiana tonight at home starting 7 pm. Three Buckeyes expected to win falls as Ohio beat Cincinnati 24 to 2 while Indiana lost to Ohio State. Matches limited to ten minutes with falls worth five and decisions two.
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Thor Olson
Ohio University
University of Indiana Grapplers
Ohio Grapplers
Ohio
Thor
Cincinnati
Indiana
Ohio State
Columbus
Babe Herman to box Datto in Cleveland headline bout
Babe Herman of California meets Johnny Datto, once of Manila, now in Cleveland, in the main event at Public Hall tonight. Bill Mathews of Baltimore substitutes for Tony Stebenaus against Bud Gorman in the semi final.
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Cleveland
Babe Herman
California
Johnny Datto
Manila
Public Hall
Bill Mathews
Baltimore
Tony Steben- Aus
Bud Gorman
To First Love Bill Ingram Goes Back East As the Navy Coach
Bill Ingram departs to take over as naval academy coach after a career with First Love. He will bring coaching experience to the Navy program and oversee lineups and game strategy.
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Bill Ingram
Navy
Navy star named field mentor for Annapolis grid elevens
Navy football star and former Indiana University coach has been appointed field mentor of the Annapolis grid elevens. He will take up duties next June and is expected to boost success for the midshipman teams. Known as Navy Bill, he performed well at Indiana given the material available.
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Amer Navy
Indiana University
Annapolis
Navy
Indiana
Quarantine Lifts at Meigs County Children’s Home
In Pomeroy on February 1 the quarantine on the Meigs County Children’s Home was lifted after several diphtheria cases. The building was disinfected and precautions remain to prevent further spread. The sick child Teddy Martin improved while driver Charles Hoffner escaped injury.
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Pomeroy
Méigs County
Teddy Martin
Charles Hoffner
Runaways from Meigs County Home Placed in Jail
Vern Wemmer and David Molden, who fled the Meigs county children's home days ago and went to the Molden residence, are in the local jail. Wemmer allegedly stole ten dollars from his mother and attempted to persuade a younger boy to run away. They will appear before Probate Judge Cora B. Roberts. Also reported, Mary Robin Webster’s funeral was held yesterday at the parents' home with Rev. F O Weed officiating and many attendees.
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Pomeroy
Vern Wemmer
David Molden
Meigs County
Molden
Wemmer
Little Mary Robin Webster
Rob Webster
F. O. Weed
Injured Miner Williams Improves After Mine Incident
Pomeroy February 1 Will Daniels, hurt at the Stalder Essex mine Saturday, is resting easily today. He suffered a deep gash in the back and multiple head injuries reported as serious but stable by officials.
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Pomeroy
Will Daniels
Stalder-Essex
Daniels
Showman Nova Fixes Bad Check Charge in Middleport
James Nova, a show troupe member, was arrested in Middleport on a 66 dollar worthless check. He made the check good in court after an appearance before Justice Gilmore, then paid the amount plus costs. A separate item notes a truck crash near Ryan's in Pomeroy on February 1.
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Middleport
James ‘Nova
Cincinnati
H. P. Meyer
Nova
Mayer
Justice Gilmore
Delphian Society Meeting on Palestine and the Hebrews
The Delphian society gathers at Mrs. H. L. Ward’s home on South Third Street this evening to discuss Palestine and the Hebrews under the president’s guidance.
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Middleport
Delphian Society
H. L. Ward
South Third Street
Palestine
The
Hbrews
Parkersburg Residents Visit Kin and Neighbors
Mrs. Cecil Brickles of Parkersburg visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Malone on Main Street. Mrs. Charles Ward and son Marion visit Gallipolis. Mrs. L. A. Fulcher of Middleport improves after Holzer hospital care and may return home in about ten days. Aliese Malone shows marked improvement after illness on Main Street. Otho Tracy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Tracy, was treated for an eye injury from a snow-covered rock. Patrick Lochary and wife return from Amesville to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Henry. Mrs. Howard Hughes and baby visit her parents, Milo and Mrs. Stewart.
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Cecil Brickles
Parkersburg
H. S. Malone
Main Street
Charles Ward
Mar‘ion
Gallipolis
L. A. Fulcher
Middleport
Holzer Hospital
Aliese Malone
Otho Tracy
A. O. Tracy
Young Tracy
Patrick Lochary
Amesville
C. D. Henry
Howard Hughes
Baby
Milo Stewart
Walker Tops Welter Field as Contender Threats Wane
Mickey Walker recovers from tonsil operation and rests easy as Milligan and Zivic, the leading welterweights, show uneven form. Joe Dundee of Baltimore emerges as a potential challenger, moving up from lightweight to face the champion with his solid slugging and power.
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Fair Play
The
Consolidated Press
New York
Mickey Walker
Tommy Milligan
Jack Zivic
Zivic
Walker
Milligan
Zivie
Lew Teacher
Baltimore
Joe Dundee
Joe
Ohio University Faces Wittenberg and Oberlin in Big Buckeye Tests
Grovermen head to Springfield to face Wittenberg Friday and Oberlin Saturday in the Buckeye Conference schedule. The team, bolstered by Doran Beckwith and Davis, aims to rebound after a tough win over Wittenberg and a strong home showing.
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Ohio University
Grovermen
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg
Oberlin
Buckeye
Grover
Buckeye A. A
Cincinnati
Doran
Beckwith
Davis
Fisenbrey
Bolton
Peckwith
Meigs infirmary officials visit noted in region
E H Morris and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Big Bailey and family of Rutland. Mrs Sherd Bailey of Rutland visited her mother Mrs Roma Evans of Middleport. Art Tracy returned Sunday from a business trip to Columbus.
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Meigs Infirmary
E. H. Morris
Big Bailey
Rutland
Sherd Bailey
Roma Evans
Middleport
Art Tracy
Columbus
Houben Loses First Race Before American Fans
German sprint star Hubert Houben, coming off Berlin success, suffers a defeat at the Knights of Columbus track meet in Boston amid a heavy cold. Al Miller of Harvard wins the forty yard dash with 4 4-5 seconds, Morrill of Boston University takes third, while Houben finishes fifth in the final heat.
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Boston
Hubert Houben
Loren Murchison
Charlie Paddock
Berlin
Knights of Columbus
al Miller
Harvard
Frank Hussey
Boston College
E. F. Morrill
Boston University
A. J. Planksy
Miller
Houben
Morrill
Oe Ee
Helen Wills Faces Easy Gallia Week in Singles
I N S staff correspondent reports from Cannes that American tennis star Helen Wills has an easy week. The Gallia tourney singles final should pose little trouble before she moves to Nice for mixed and women's doubles with partner C F Aeschlimann. They are expected to meet Mile. Lenglen.
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Cannes
Helen Wills
Nice
Miss Wills
Jack Hillyard
Cc. F. Aeschlimann
Aeschlimann
Mile. Lenglen
Questions on baseball and tennis players in a chaotic recap
Mixed sports notes discuss Donahue as a left handed Chicago Sox first baseman, a debated tennis final between Baron De Morargo and the French champion, and Miss Wills with Eileen Bennett in doubles. Also mentions Miss Bennet’s style and Mile Lenglien resuming Nicé singles after a withdrawal dispute.
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Donahue
Chicago Sox
Baron de Morargo
Nice
Miss Wills
Eileen Bennett
England
Miss Bennet
Mile Lenglien
Farrell Wins Central Florida Open In Bold Start
John Farrell, hailed as a rising star among young professional golfers, opened the year by winning the Central Florida Open at Sanford. He shot 285 total, three under par for four rounds, defeating a strong field and signaling a potential breakthrough season. Farrell has consistently contended in medal play and appears to mature into a top champion with a calm, disciplined game.
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THE
Sportsman
Consolidated Press
Sanford
Fla
John Farrell
Farrell
youngé@ter
Quaker Ridge
Worcester
MacFarlane
Johnny
Ate
Muddy Ruel
Washington
Clark Griffith
Tampa
Fila
Griffith
Ruel
Tate
Rclult
Fohl Trades Star Batter For Fielding Boost
Boston manager Lee Fohl released his top hitter Boone to the Mission club in San Francisco and plans to trade other strong batters Vache and Prothro to strengthen defense. Boone, once a league best in Boston, may struggle to adjust in the outfield while maintaining hitting power in the Pacific Coast.
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John Wooster
Consolidated Press
New York
Lee Fohl
Boston Americans
Fohl
Boone
Vache
Prothro
Boston
Mission Club
San Francisco
Bill McCarthy
Pacific Ocean
Forbeston
Booné
San Antonio
Swimmers Break Records In Inter scholastic Meet
Three records fell at the twenty third annual interscholastic swimming meet at University of Pennsylvania Weightman Mall. Mercersboro Academy won with 20 points, Wilmington High was second with 159, Tomé edged Marshall High of Chicago for third. Albert Schwartz of Marshall set a 100 yard freestyle mark in 56 seconds and won the 220 yard race in 2 26 4 10, breaking the old 2 28 2 5 record. Edwarts won the 300 yards freestyle in 3 12 3 6. Richard Peterson of Lincoln High of Chicago broke the 100 yard breaststroke record in 1 9 1 3 as the new mark.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Weightman Mall
Mercersboro Academy
Wilmington High
Tomé
Marshall High
Chicago
Albert Schwartz
Ernest Uhi
Atlantic City
Edwarts
Richard Peterson
Linchhoom ¢ High
Frank Barhus
Brooklyn Manual Training Ethool
Three Star Rookies Shine for Pittsburg in Early Season
Pittsburg touts three bright youngsters Yn Third Baseman Traynor Wright and Outfielder Onyster as the team’s strongest early talent. Scouts praise their defense speed and potential while fans await breakout performances.
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Traynor
Shortstop Wright
Outfelder Onyster
Pittsburg
The Empire Faces Eddie and the Horse Dilemma
A humorous column notes King George's worry over Eddie avoiding horses and hospitals. The monarch laments Eddie as a poor rider while others joke about solutions like buying a billy goat. Eddie has reportedly been thrown 15 times since 1921, with Big Munn as a rival.
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Eddie
Big Munn
Michigan Faces Coaching Exodus Threatening Gridiron Future
Lawrence Perry reports Michigan football loses staff to Kansas as Frank Cappon becomes head coach and Harry Steele joins as assistant. Cappon, a Michigan graduate, previously coached at Luther College and aided in ends and backs while Steele played guard and remained on the Michigan coaching staff. Unclear who will replace them as Yost weighs options amid prior recruit Harve Emery from Princeton two years ago.
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Lawrence Perry
The
Consolidated Press
New York
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolvereines
George Liffle
Wisconsin
Litetle
Kansas University Iin
Frank Cappon
Harry Steele
Footeball
Cappon
Kansas University
Steele
Decorah
Iowa
Luther College
Mather
Harve Emery
Princeton
Yost
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