Ohio State hoops near runner-up in Buckeye race amid crabby schedules
Ohio Wesleyan holds a tight spot behind Wesleyan with four conference games left, while Denison and Cincinnati chase second place. Denison on the road at Granville shapes as a tough test for OHies squad. In boxing, Jackie Berg defends his lightweight title style as rival Herman Perlick suffers a brutal late-round onslaught.
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Buckeye
Denison
Cincinnati
Wesleyan
Ohio
Miami
Ohie
Beet Wesleyan
Granville
Big Red
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Greb
Berg
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Perlick
Perrick
Berge
Gophers Take Second in Big Ten Standings
The University of Minnesota basketball team moved to second in the Western Conference after a 36 to 14 win over Iowa. Minnesota stretched its conference winning streak to four games as Iowa's scoring was dominated by free throws rather than field goals.
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Gophers
Minneapolis
U.R
University of Minnesota
Towa
the Gophers
Mitch Xaminations
Ohio University
Marietta
Butch Grover
Bobcats
Grover
King Tut Stops Petrolle in 24 Seconds in St. Paul
King Tut, the Minneapolis heavyweight, knocked out Billy Petrolle in 24 seconds in St. Paul to rise as a leading contender for the lightweight title. The surprised crowd of 10,000 paid over 38,000 dollars as Tut flashed his famed early rush and combined punches to end the bout quickly. Tut’s win boosts prospects for a title match with Tony Cantonert.
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ST. Paul
G.r—King Rut
Minneapolis
Minn
Wonewoc
Wis
Billy Petrole
Parre Enpress
Tut
Jimmy MacLarain
Repesa
Petrolie
Petrelle
King Tut
Tony Cantonert
Moody aims comeback to reclaim National title
Mrs Helen Wills Moody the world tennis champion plans a return to the national title chase at Forest Hills this year. She may skip defending her Wimbledon British title if travel proves impractical, noting a trip abroad would take four or five months. Final Wimbledon entry decision could come only at the last minute in April.
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San Francisco
U.P
Helen Wills Moody
Forest Hills
Italy and Hungary Confirm 1932 Winter Games Participation
Italy will send 12 skaters and three group leaders plus a hockey team five bobsled racers one man and one woman figure skater one skating couple and two leaders for the latter groups Hungary will have two group leaders two skaters two or three skating pairs and one man figure skater as delegates to Lake Placid Olympic events.
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Lake Placid
U.P
Italy
Hungary
Bjorn Blix
Europe
Central Loop Seeks Pairs of Ball Clubs
The Central Baseball League in Cleveland plans to add teams from Akron and Munele Indiana as negotiations begin. The league, reduced to four clubs, may stay at four if new teams are not found. Portsmouth Firle Fort Wayne Canton Dayton Springfield Richmond left the league, with Feb 15 as the franchise deadline for 1981.
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U.R
Akron
Munele
Ind
Central Baseball League
Portsmouth
Firle
Ft. Wayne
Canton
Dayton
Springfield
Richmond
Rome Beats St. Marys in Narrow 19 17 Defeat
Rome high school lost its season opener to St. Marys 19 to 17. St. Marys, last year’s state champions with four returnees, built an 18 to 6 halftime lead before Rome rallied for 11 points in the second half but fell short.
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Rome
St. Marys
St. Mary's
Baer Aims Temple Blow In Ring Against Loughran
New York boxing scene focuses on Max Baer who plans to replicate Sharkey temple blow against Tommy Loughran in a ten round Madison Square Garden bout. Baer trains at Orangeburg using helmeted sparring to practice the punch while Loughran’s fading speed looms as the key factor.
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York
Arn Kner
California
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Loughran
Tommy
Baer
Sable
Sharkey
Orangeburg
Max
Garden
Columbia Wins From Buckeyes in Big Victory
New York Feb 3. A last second field goal by Lou Bender gave Columbia an 80 to 20 basketball win over Ohio State. Mareth Ervin and Jean Hinchman led the Buckeyes with 15 and 16 points before Hinchman left injured in the second half. McCoy and Jones each scored eight for Columbia as Foster anchored Ohio defense in the first half.
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New York
Lou Bender
Columbia
Ohio State
Mareth Ervin
Jean Hinchman
Ohio
Wesley Foster
Lions
Foster
Ervin
Buckeyes
Hinchman
Hinchhman
McCoy
Jones
Baer trains for brain-scrambler after chin blows
The report notes Baer focusing on his right hand and defense as he prepares for a bout. May and others react to Cerebellima news, while Baer delays a notable attack until after prior blows have tested his chin.
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May
Baer
Basketball Scores From Various College Games
Summary of scattered 1930s college basketball results with mixed teams and scores. Notable close result Columbia 30 Ohio State 29 and Michigan City College wins echoed by Minnesota, Nebraska, Grinnell, and Centenary performances amid uneven matchups.
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Ohio State
W. Reserve
Munkingum
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Col
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Town
Nebraska
Butler
Marqueéite
Detroit
Grinnell
Joe
Ko. Methodist
Texas
China
Sincie Wes
Centenary
Schmeling in Bedlam Over Process Server Clash
Max Schmeling heavyweight champion allegedly attacked a process server or aided a man to confront two Hotel Commodore doormen. The injured man James Rahl, 19, alleges concussion and fractures. Schmeling’s camp denies the beating, claiming a confrontation with a caped assailant who lunged at Schmeling. Civil suits expected.
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York
U.P
Max Schmeling
Max
Tares
Pasper
Fehmeling
Maehon Cone
Yte
Machon
Bchingling
42Nd Street
Maxie
French runners arrive to compete in seven meets this month
Seraphin Martin and Paul Keller, renowned French runners, arrived aboard the Le De France in New York to take part in seven scheduled meets this month. Martin holds the world record for the 40 meter dash while Keller is the French champion for that distance.
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New York
Seraphin Martin
Paul Keller
Hoth
Martin
Keller
Detroit City College Hands Cincinnati a Lopsided Loss
Detroit City College defeated Cincinnati University 87 to 0 in a basketball game. Cincinnati led briefly early, then trailed behind Detroit at halftime by 17 to 10 and never threatened again.
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CINCY
Cincinnati
Detroit City College
Fay
Cincinnati Univeral
Detroit
Ryder Cup team selection set for June trial matches
Thirteen professionals will play a 72 hole match on June 22 and 28 in Columbus to choose the two Ryder Cup retainers and two alternates. George Sargent and Charles Lorma Celun oversee the event as officials confirm no changes to the plan and deny additions to the selection. A Los Angeles report had credited Walter Hagen with nominating two players.
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Mare
Chicago
Bargent
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Sargent
Ambiguous fragment hints at unnamed figures and events
Fragmentary text references individuals and actions in unclear context with rumors and potential orders, but lacks concrete details, dates, places, or outcomes to form a coherent news item.
Checker match by mail in Wiseranein ends in 17 days
The report notes a distant checker match concluded after 17 days with referee O Gheet observing gates at a grocery that endured longer, highlighting the unusual postal contest.
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Wiseranein
Gates
Delayed Arrests Highlight Court Timeline
A garbled OCR note references a delayed arrest decision linked to a peace case. It mentions a 29 day window and a 17 day lead time before action, implying scheduling or deliberation related to a Mate peace matter.
Bharkey and Jack Engage in Mail-Back Conversation
The text shows two individuals named Bharkey and Jack involved in a dispute or exchange about mail. They appear to be arguing while carrying or lugging at each other, with unclear context and possible typographical errors.
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Jack Bharkey
Jack
Washington Team Adds New Aces Under Coach Wheat
Washington strengthens lineup as Rice reverts to defense and two A players step into key roles under coach Lach Wheat amid onfield adjustments and rising expectations.
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Washington
Lach Wheat
Golfers Named For Event With Hagen And Sarazen
Walter Hagen Captain Lea Diegel Johany Parrell Florton Smith listed among players eligible for the event at Kiepinows with Gene Sarazen. Other names include Al Watrous Olin Dutra Charles Hitsvite dorf Henry Cuiel Joe Pornemay Hitt Kien Crate Wood ff Cox and Frank Walsh.
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Walter Hagen
Lea Diegel
Johany Parrell
Florton Smith
Kiepinows
Gene Saragen
al Watrous
Kati John Gotten
Mhl Barke
Pe Bhute
Olin Dutra
Charles Hitsvitedorf
Henry Cuiel
Joe Pornemay
Hitt Kien
Crate Wood
Ff Cox
Frank Walsh
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