Second Half Lapse Costs Green White In Buckeye Loss
Ohio University faded late as Ohio State rallied to a 47 40 win at Fairgrounds Coliseum. Key factors were jitters early and in the second half plus Dick Boughner and Johnny Schick for Ohio State. Gene Rinta led the Bobcats in a late push but Buckeyes held on. Ohio State defense clamped down and outscored 20 4 in the final 10 minutes to seal the victory.
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Major League Pilots Speak Minds on Coming Flag Race
A roundup of quotes from baseball leaders on contingents and rivalries heading into spring. Bill Terry spots the Cubs as toughest, Connie Mack hints at a dark horse, and other managers praise or challenge teams and players ahead of the season.
Jolson and Mead Clash Over Feather King Armstrong
Hollywood report on Al Jolson and Eddie Mead disputing ownership rights to Henry Armstrong the world featherweight champion. Jolson claims entitlement to part of Armstrong earnings and contract profits while Mead denies ownership, cites loans and publicity. Jolson says he will seek legal action. outcome pending days.
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Sailor and Postmaster Noted as Oldest UW Student and Local PM
Capt Fred Griffiths 65, a retired naval reserve officer, is the oldest student at the University of Washington with a career spanning gunboat captain, Indian school teacher, and nurseryman. Peter Williams 85, likely the oldest post master in the United States, completed his 48th year in the Seattle office since his 1890 appointment by President Harrison.
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High School Rule On Midweek Games May Be Reworked
Ohio high schools may revise the long standing ban on midweek basketball as coaches cite speeded play and player strain. State officials say schedules could allow Tuesday games and Friday or Saturday contests with a 20 game limit similar to Indiana. The move follows pressure from coaches and the North Central Association’s accreditation stance. The issue will be pushed after the state tournament in March.
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Bobcat Mat Team Suffers Loss to Badgers in Wisconsin Meet
Ohio University wrestlers lost to Wisconsin at the Men's Gymnasium 1913. Porczynski pinned Knoll in 126 pounds. Newbury and Lederman of Wisconsin won decisions over Ralston and DeTourk. Quincannon pinned Aiello. Anderson and Piatkowicz won decisions or pins for Wisconsin. Adamczyk defeated Merry in heavyweight. Referee: Schwartzwalder.
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Ohio State Tops Ohio University in Rough Contests
Ohio State defeated Ohio University 47 to 40 while Wooster beat Heidelberg 64 to 48 and Michigan Normal won 37 to Armour Tech 25. Salem West Virginia over Bethany 70 to 64 and Valparaiso led Indiana State 31 to 21.
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Wooster Wins Over Heidelberg in Ohio Conference Clash
Wooster College surged to its sixth straight league win, defeating Heidelberg 64 to 48. Johnny Mack scored 17 and Nick Frascella 16 for Wooster, with Frascella raising his season total to 226 points in nine games.
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Random notes on coaches and sports figures in 1938
A collage of sports commentary mentions Rice coach Jimmy Kitts success and pay, Dana Bible at Texas, top golf courses, Spokane sportsmen, a crude wrestling jab, Lou Gehrig as a movie cowboy obstacle, Sam Snead’s tour plans, St Marys San Antonio football travel, South American racehorses, Amor Brujo and Pompoon in a recap, Seabiscuit, Bill Decorrevant seat, and a bow to DiMaggio Ruppert before normalcy return.
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Athens Bulldogs and Nelsonville Greyhounds Clash Tonight
Athens returns home after a rough road trip to host Nelsonville in a high school auditorium clash. Tip-off is at 7 15 with Athens aiming to halt a three game slide while adjusting the lineup as coach Mee Kinley considers changes.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
Athens
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Reds Release Hallahan Signals End of Career
The Cincinnati Reds released veteran left handed pitcher Bill Hallahan after a ten year major league career. Hallahan who broke in with Syracuse in 1924 and later joined the St. Louis Cardinals earned a longer tenure with the major leagues before his release makes him a free agent.
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