Bobcats Beat Bearcats 28-22 for Ohio U’s First Visit Victory
Ohio University upset Cincinnati 28 to 22 on the Bearcats’ home floor. Shadel Saunders led with four field goals, while Lockman and Warshower added key points as Cincinnati struggled to close the gap after a 17-7 halftime deficit.
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Johnson
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Chevigny and Rockne System Echoes Across College Football
Mitch's Musings notes Jack Chevigny may leave Notre Dame for California or return as Knute Rockne's assistant. Rumors swirl as Rip Miller takes Navy style coaching at Army, all pointing to Notre Dame graduates spreading the Rockne system nationwide.
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Notre Dame
Pacific Coast
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South Bend
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Chevigny
California
Rockne
Rip Miller
United States Military Academy
Will Ingram
Greenkeepers Open Fifth Annual Convention in Columbus
About 1,500 members attend the opening session of the Fifth Annual National Association of Greenskeepers of America convention in Columbus. The event runs to Friday with a two part program on business and education and features a golf course construction equipment exhibit opening Tuesday. Notables include Tom Winton Martin L Davey R J DeLoash Garson DePew J W White L B Dickinson F E Doty Col John Morley and John Quaill.
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Tuckadee
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Armour Fertilizer Works
Chicago
Garson DePew
United States Golf Association
J. W. White
Penn State College
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
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Cleveland District Golf Asociation
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Cleveland
Greenkeeper’s Association
John Quaill
Pittsburgh
Glouster Tomcats rout Chauncey in one sided win
Glouster Tomcats defeated Chauncey High 40 to 8 at home with a dominant defense forcing mid floor shots. The first half ended 16 to 3 as Glouster controlled the game from the start. In the prelim Chauncey girls beat Glouster girls by two points.
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Glouster Girls
Baer Sues California Boxing Official Over License Bid
Max Baer plans to sue Rev. Leslie Kelly of the California Boxing Commission after Kelly recommended barring Baer as a ring undesirable. Baer says action follows Kelly’s remarks linked to the Frankie Campbell bout. The Feb. 25 Baer Heeney match in Oakland is postponed while a suit proceeds. Baer trains for a six round bout with Tommy Loughran at Madison Square Garden.
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U.P
Max Baer
Leslie Kelly
California
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Frankie Campbell
Kelly
Oakland
Tommy Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Espinosa Wins Texas Open In Close Finish
Abe Espinosa of Chicago captured the Texas Open with 281 over 72 holes, earning 1505 dollars. Joe Turnesa Frank Walsh and Harry Cooper tied for second, each 283. John Dawson led amateurs with 290, while Densmore Shute of Columbus finished tied for fifth with Whiffy Cox after carding 284.
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Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Espinosa
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Frank Walsh
Harry Cooper
John Dawson
Densmore Shute
Columbus
Whiffy Cox
Brooklyn
Braves Cubs trade drives Bob Smith into early spring hunt
Bob Smith has been hunting weekly since the hunting season opened to stay in shape for the upcoming baseball season as the three cornered deal involving the Braves Cubs and Los Angeles unfolds.
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Cubs
Los Angeles
Young College Men Enter Wrestling Scene
A newspaper note reports several young college men are entering the wrestling arena this season, signaling a new wave of contenders. The piece emphasizes rising talent and upcoming bouts as the sport broadens its college footprint.
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O'Geoffy
Buckeye Loop Sees Three-Wteam Tie For Third Place
In the Buckeye Conference Ohio Wesleyan leads with four straight wins. Ohio University, Miami, and Denison each share two league victories and two losses, creating a three way tie for second while Cincinnati and Denison win two each. Wooster beat Dayton 82 to 27 in a ten conference game.
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Ray Detrick
Miamis
Delaware
Ohio University
Witters
Bearcats
Ohiie
Cincinnati
Denison
Vdeoftv Commentary Clarifies Meaning of Matory
A fragmentary note quotes Vdeoftv claiming to know what the matory meant. The text mentions a football theme and a single speaker, with unclear context and no full details of events or dates.
Ohio State Golf Team Promising for 1931
Ohio State University’s 1931 golf squad looks strong under coach George Bargetit at Belete Country Club. Notable contenders include John Fiorie, 1929 Ohio Amateur champion, and George Berry, Newark district champ. Sophomores Theron Green and Tim Armstrong show promise. veterans George Petuska, Herman Sidebottom, and Ted Wilson bolster the roster. Indoor practice continues until March with Scioto course workouts planned, May matches against Michigan and Illinois away, and a home swing against Indiana and Northwestern on May 16.
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Shearers Meet Adds Women Event at Indoor Track
The Beaten Athletic Association announces the Annpol Indoor Track Meet on February 14 will include a women’s 4% event. National champion Mary Carew of Medford and Stella Walsh of Cleveland are entered.
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Beaten Athletic Association
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Cleveland
Mary Carew
Medford
Geld to Meet Mathews in Six-Round Main at Cleveland Show
Philadelphia bantam Mart Geld faces Matty Mathews of Hidfal o in a six round main event at a Cleveland venue tonight. Geld recently defeated Brank Berane, during a period of regional boxing clampdown.
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Philadelphia Bantam
Wotel
Matty Mathews
Hidfalo
Cleveland
Tontebt
Geld
Brank Berane
Tanadion Ity Variahs
Benny Baretta and Davis win Figen Covers at Ogurta Tornia
Leah Baretta and Wrenth Davis captured the Figen Covers title at Ogurta Tornia Championship. Baretta defeated Jean Leaneur in the final. scores listed as 68 91 9 7 1 in a noticeable three set finish.
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P Wrenth
Ogurta Tornia
Jean Leaneur
Boxing flare hinted for Curley and rival bout
A fragmentary note suggests Cyril Yortelor and Andy Curley may promote a boxing match. It mentions a potential exhibition and social intrigue around a bout, with references to a young fighter and a smoking exhibition as possible elements.
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Cyril Yortelor
Andy Rack Curley
Kansas Dominates Scoring Across Two Seasons
Across 633 games in the period, Kansas leads scoring with a total 16 670 points to opponents 4 44, reflecting a strong offensive and defensive balance by the team.
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Tiga
Kansas
Max Sehmeling to Tour Country for Awareness Campaign
Max Sehmeling plans a nationwide tour to promote consciousness and social welfare. The initiative aims to raise awareness about civic engagement and public well being, with events across multiple cities and venues.
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Max Sehmeling
America
Soiff
Aniff
Diving Ace Suspended Over Charges
A top diving ace faces suspension after being charged in a high profile incident at the venue. Officials disclose pending legal steps while witnesses describe a heated confrontation during the event.
Western Conference Championships Set for Ann Arbor May 28 29
The Western Conference championships will be held in Ann Arbor with games on May 28 and 29. Teams from the circuit compete for the title and top seeds in the region.
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Ann Arbor
Lone
Ohio State to meet Columbia in first ever basketball clash
Ohio State University's basketball team faces Columbia University tonight in New York for its fourth and last Eastern test of the season. The Buckeyes, coming off a 40 to 29 loss to Army, seek a stronger showing against the Columbia quintet.
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U.P
Ohio State University
Columbia University
Ohio State
Army
Buckeyes
Wesley Fesler
Ohio
Ray Strecker
Fesler
Krueger
Stecker
Xavier High Coach Dies From Fall In Hamilton
Daniel Savage 41, Xavier High School coach, died at a Hamilton hospital from a fractured skull after falling down a flight of stairs at a friend's home. He had been visiting Hamilton on Saturday with Louis Dunivan and stayed after missing bus connections. Dunivan found Savage injured in the cellar near 8 o clock yesterday. authorities believe he opened the wrong door and toppled into the cellar.
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Daniel Savage
Xavier High School
Hamilton
Savage
Louis Dunivan
Dunivan
Tennis Star Faces Wrestler in Exhibition Clash
Curley promotes a crossover exhibition pitting a top tennis player against a renowned wrestler. The event aims to showcase athletic skill across disciplines with proceeds supporting a charitable cause.
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Jack Curley
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