Representing Nations Compete on Snow and Ice at Winter Games
More than 350 athletes from 17 nations gathered at Lake Placid for the third Olympic winter games opening. Gov Roosevelt planned to declare the games open as Jack Shea took the oath for sportsmanship and Canada, Japan, Norway led in early events including 500 meter speed skating and hockey. Norway enters as favorite with a strong, balanced squad and returning champions from St Moritz and Champlain era.
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Ake
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Jack Shea
Frank Stack
Canada
Yasuo Kawamura
Chozo Ishiwara
Japan
Erling Lindboe
Norway
United States
Poland
Germany
Chamoix
St. Moritz
Irving Jaffee
Billy Iske
Jack Heaton
Ohio Golf Costs Drop as Courses Offer Cheaper Play
Ohio golf may become more accessible as club fees fall and equipment prices drop across the state. Many courses cut wages and staff, erased social events, and reduced upkeep to lure players while preserving tournament schedules.
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Olumbus
U.R
Ohio
Sports notes mix in major league and college coaching rumors
A jumble of baseball and football items includes Charlie Gelbert clashing with Mitch and Eddie Delker replacing him for the Cardinals, Hod Ford joining the Reds, Frankie Frisch linking Hack Wilson’s nickname to Hack Miller, and Lou Gehrig's reported engagement. Frank Frisch’s Cubs coaching ties and Isidore Goldstein and Roy Spencer mentions appear alongside Miami University coaching speculation with Lloyd Jordan as a candidate and Notre Dame figures eyeing Big Ten roles including Chevigny near Iowa, Bierman at Minnesota, and Uhratz at Wisconsin.
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Grover Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Alec
House of David
Pat Malone
Joe Genewich
Giants
Detroit Tigers
Isidore Goldstein
Glen Myatt
Indians
Roy Spencer
Senators
Nother
Miami University
Chester Pittser
Lloyd Jordan
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Jordan
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Miami
New York
Notre Dame
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Jack Chevigny
Burt Ingwerson
Iowa
Chevigny
Bierman
Minnesota
Uteritz
Wisconsin
Cage results from college basketball games
Marshall 42 Marietta 22 Findlay 36 Toledo 33 overtime Davis Elkins 43 New River 30 West Virginia 50 Salem 38 overtime Columbia 32 Army 24 Navy 48 Randolph Macon 22 DePauw 40 Franklin 27 DePaul 33 Detroit City College 31 overtime Purdue 26 Marquette 23 Alabama 34 Georgia Tech 19 St Ambrose 30 Iowa Central 25 Kentucky 61 Vanderbilt 37 Millsaps 44 Louisiana Tech 37 Stetson 39 Howard 15 South Carolina 34 Wake Forest 24 Virginia 20 North Carolina 17
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Marietta
Findlay
Toledo
Davis-Elkins
New River
West Virginia
Salem
Columbia
Army
Navy
Randolph-Macon
DePauw
Franklin
DePaul
Detroit City College
Purdue
Marquette
Alabama
Georgia Tech
St. Ambrose
Iowa Central
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Millsaps
Louisiana Tech
Stetson
Howard
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Virginia
North Carolina
Derby Entries Fill Field for 50 000 Added Derby
Churchill Downs officials announced that all outstanding three year olds in America have entered for the Kentucky Derby to be run May 7. Top Flight led the list as C V Witney's record breaking filly seeks another major prize.
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Louisville
Matt J. Winn
Churchill Downs
America
Winn
C. V. Witney
Top Flight
Marshall College Beats Marietta In 42 to 22 Basketball Showdown
Marietta hosts Marshall College of Huntington W V with Marshall leading the entire game and finishing 42 to 22. Hunter the Marshall center led scoring with 16 points while Griffin of Marietta scored 10. Marshall held a 20 to 10 halftime edge.
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Marietta
U.P
Marshall Colege
Huntington
W. Va
Marietta College
Hunter
Marshall
Griffin
Lake Placid Not so Calm by Henry McLemore
In Lake Placid New York February 4 Governor Roosevelt opened the third winter Olympic games with a speech amid crowding press and a blue corduroy baby doll in the stands. The piece notes tensions among competing nations and among U. S. and foreign bob sledders plus the arrival of Sonja Henie as events unfold with squabbles and concerns over fairness and safety.
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Henry McLemore
Placid
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Pal
Switzerland
Utopia
Aneer
Lake Placid
Bob Sledders
Sonja Henie
Wisconsin Coach Teaches Fast Passing and Pivoting
An article discusses Wisconsin basketball coaching focusing on quick breaking, fast passing, and clever pivoting. It describes an out of bounds play setup with Meanwell and several players executing moves to open a shot or pass, highlighting on-court strategy over details.
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Sity
Wsconsin
Bia
Meanwell
Walter BE. Meanwell
Univer
Hia
Sone
No. 2
No. 8
No. 1
No. 3
Nos. 4
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