Foul Shooting Contest Listed for Southeastern Ohio Tournaments
High school basketball in Southeastern Ohio opens with a Feb 22 event at Ohio University Men s Gymnasium directed by Prof O C Bird. Class B in Athens County runs Feb 22 23 with finals Feb 23. district events Feb 28 Mar 2. semi finals and finals Mar 8 9. New format adds rest periods and a fourth contest to select district entrants.
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County Girls Basketball Tournament at Hollister Gym
Athens County will host a girls basketball tournament February 15 16 at Hollister Gym with twelve teams from Albany Amesville Buchtel Canaanville Chauncey Hollister Glouster Lodi The Plains Rome Troy and New Marshfield. Games start 9 am and 5 50 pm on the 15th plus two nightly games 7 and 8 pm The 16th features the final at 8 pm with a foul shooting contest preceding the title game a silver cup awarded to the winner.
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Troy
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Ecklund Loses Bout In Catchweights Clash
In Columbus Glenn Wade, a stocky heavyweight, defeated light heavyweight titleholder Clarence Ecklund in straight falls in a catchweights match, proving Ecklund should not wrestle out of his division. Wade dominated the bout to claim the victory.
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U.P
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Babe Ruth Celebrates 86th Birthday in Florida
Babe Ruth marks his 86th birthday in Florida today. Born February 7, 1894 in Baltimore, he debuted with the Boston Red Sox as a pitcher in 1914 and was sold to the New York Yankees in 1919 for around $125,000.
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Miami Cagers Hand Bishop Five Second Conference Defeat
Ohio Wesleyan outplayed Delaware University basketball last night 33 to 22 to share the Buckeye lead with Denison and Cincinnati at four wins and two losses. Miami led 15 to 5 at halftime as Wesleyan’s defense broke down and Taylor and Clouser led the winners with 14 and 11 points.
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Miami
Oxford
Taylor
Clouser
Phillies Plan for Good Year
Philadelphia looks to rebound after seven last-place finishes in ten years and a poorer stretch. the club lists a young infield and a mix of fourteen pitchers, including six new additions, with a tentative lineup featuring Davis Leman Susce behind the plate and Hurst Thompson Thevenow Whitney infield, Klein O Doul Peel Sothern Williams in the outfield.
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Thevenow
Short
Whitney
Friberg
Utility
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O'Doul
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Lancaster Delivers Narrow Win in Gymnasium Debut
Lancaster 29 26 over Columbus Aquinas or St Marys in two overtimes. Attendance reached 1300 as St Marys kept it close with late precision shooting. Berenes, forward, hit a decisive center-floor shot to seal the game.
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U.P
Lancaster &J. Mary’s
Columbus Aquinas
St. Marys
St. Mary’s
Berenes
Sande Eligible to Ride Own Horses in Maryland
Earl Sande, veteran jockey, eligible to ride his own mounts in Maryland after the Maryland Racing Commission amended the rule prohibiting jockeys from owning horses. The new rule allows jockeys to ride horses owned by themselves.
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U.P
Earl Sande
Maryland
Maryland Racing Commission
Urbana High School forms nine member junior rifle club
In Urbana on February 71 a junior rifle club was organized by boys at Urbana High School. The nine charter members established affiliation with the National Rifle Association.
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Urbana High School
National Rifle Association
Pole Vault Hopes Rise for Canby at Iowa
Henry F. Canby, Iowa sophomore, emerges as a candidate for points in major track meets. He clears above 13 feet and aims to reach 14 feet before finishing his college career alongside Sabin Carr and Lee Barnes.
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Henry F. Canby
Iowa
Kinrey Matsuyama Leads 18.2 Balkline World Race
Kinrey Matsuyama, the Japanese cue star, leads the 18.2 balkline world championship with two wins and no defeats in New York. He holds a mathematical edge over Jake Schaefer of Chicago, who plays his second match today, as the field narrows to undefeated players. Matsuyama beat Felix Grange of France 400 to 218 for his second victory, while Edouard Horomans of Belgium, defending champion, won his first game by defeating Welker Cochran 400 to 290.
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Kinrey Matsuyama
Matsuyama
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Schaefer
Felix Grange
France
Edouard Horomans
Belgium
Welker Cochran
Will Be A Busy Month Seven Purdue Teams Face 26 Opponents
February will be a heavy schedule for Purdue with seven athletic teams set to play 26 opponents across the month. The Purdue program plans to balance travel and competition as teams compete in multiple sports.
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Trace Plays Well For Onig
Ohio Bobcats defeated Marietta 47 to 20 in Marietta as Williams led with 11 points and Burkholder added 10. Marietta’s Trott stood out for the Pioneers, while Brammer was fouled out in the second half.
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Ohio Bobcats
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Ohio
Pioneers
Grovermen
Trott
Ohioans
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Hall
Bobcats
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Penrose
Kennedy
Plains High Cagers Fall in Tight Ravenswood Clash
Plains High School lost 30 to 29 to Ravenswood High School in a close bout at Rav enswood W Va. The Plains led 29 23 near the end of the fourth quarter but a late rally and a critical foul handed Ravenswood the win. The girls team meanwhile was overwhelmed 83 to 17 as Ravenswood extended its three year unbeaten streak.
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FOV
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Snider
Denison Defeats Dayton In Tight 25-20 Victory
Denison University used a sharp lane defense to topple the Dayton Flyers 25-20 in Dayton. Dayton led briefly early but trailed 15-10 at halftime and steadily lost ground in the final period. Only two Dayton field goals were from within the foul area as Denison crowded the center.
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U.R
Denison University
Dayton Flyers
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College scores and a comedian’s league note
Army tops Defiance 43 to 28 while NYU defeats Nas 83 to 41 in a batch of college basketball results. Fordham 47 Catholic Univ 20 and Georgetown 42 Gallaudet 2 appear among detailed score lines. A reference to Al Zingone as a comedian star tied to a regional league is noted alongside Chattanooga in the Ge era Association summer context.
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Leagua
Dr Wayland Vaughan Coaches Ice In Spare Time
Dr Wayland F Vaughan a Boston psychology figure coaches ice hockey in his spare time balancing practice sessions with clinical work at his home and local rink.
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Boston
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