Screen musicals shift to action over singing at Majestic
Robert Leonard argues for pictorial numbers in Dancing Lady with Joan Crawford and Clark Gable at the Majestic. Universal’s The Invisible Man bows Thursday, with secrecy surrounding the stunt and an unseen star. In Carolina at the Ohio, South Carolina’s St Cecilia Society cameo guides regionally inspired ballroom etiquette. 42nd Street at Court Theater showcases Busby Berkeley’s choreography with 150 chorines chosen by knee appeal over faces.
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Berkeley
Lutherans Rally Past Bobcats In Buckeye Showdown
Wittenberg overwhelmed Ohio University 87-82 as the Lutherans opened a big second half run. Bobcats, unable to match pace, failed to regain the lead and dropped further behind, ending any title hopes this season.
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Will Turn Pro on Feb 7 Says Cleveland Player Aims for NFL Links
Ohio basketball figure Ted Cleveland outlines plans to turn pro on February 7 and weigh offers from league teams. He notes football options are also possible and will consider next steps with care.
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Chauncey Cag Teams Set For Final Home Tilt
Chauncey hosts Hollister in a decisive home stand as boys and girls squads finish nearby. The boys boast a 9-3 record with starters Ran kin Nickigson EB Kollister Dang and W Kollister, while reserves McCafferty Millington bolster depth. The girls hold a strong 11-1 mark with coach Perry and players Price Embry Meade Cannon Bethel contributing. If Jacksonville Trimble visits later this month, Chauncey aims to avenge their earlier loss.
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Notre Dame Beats Minnesota for 16th Straight Home Win
Notre Dame under captain BE Krause overwhelmed Minnesota 43 to 28 at home. Krause set an ND scoring record with 22 points, carrying the Irish while Gophers forward George Roscoe countered with 16 points in a show of shooting flair during a tough road stretch.
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Moon Mullins Wins At Vincennes In Boxing Card
In Vincennes Indiana Moon Mullins 124 pounds from Indianapolis defeated Jack Sharkey 125 pounds from Minneapolis in a ten round bout. Also at Quincy Jimmy Brown defeated Jackie O Shea. Portland lightweight Ernie Cavellie beat Frankie Monroe. Seattle saw Gordon Wallace 135 from Vancouver BC defeat Bobby Pacho 135. Los Angeles featured Art Laskey 192 from Minneapolis outpointing Johnny Freeman 164 from Australia. Eddie Zivic 141 from Pittsburgh defeated Perfecto Lopez 139 from Los Angeles in four rounds.
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Seattle
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Deco Bobby Pacho
Los Angeles
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Australia
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Pittsburgh
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Mount Union Loses To Baldwin Wallace In Tight Ohio Conference Game
Baldwin Wallace rallied to a 32 to 30 victory over Mount Union College last night. Ward Powell scored 14 for Baldwin Wallace as they erased an 18 to 14 halftime deficit, tying Worcester for fourth in the conference standings. Gervie Brady added a point for Mount Union.
Athens Wesleyan ease past Marshall for Buckeye lead
Ohio Wesleyan defeated Marshall 46 to 29 at Delaware lifting the Bishops to undisputed Buckeye Conference leadership. Clovis Stark scored 22 after moving to center. Lawrence Gill led Marshall with 10. Ohio University lost to Wittenberg 82 to 37 in Athens.
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Hoppe Shines in Cue Meet
NEW YORK February 7. Willie Hoppe of New York returns to the world three cushion billiard championship trail after five years. He routed Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago 3 to 0 in 4 innings in the first round. Other results include Allen Hall defeating Augie Kieckhefer 3 to 1 in 59 innings and TIM Denton beating Otto Reiselt 5 to 3 in 8 innings. Hoppe rests as today’s matches schedule further showdowns.
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Various college basketball scores from multiple games
Ohio Wesleyan 4, Marshall Wittenberg 37, Ohio U. 32. Baldwin Wallace 32, Mt. Union 82. Muskingum 33, Heidelberg 27. Toledo 23, Ohio Northern 25. Bluffton 45, W. M. I. 32. Evansville 31, De Pauw 31. Georgia 29, Clemson 23. Hamilton 30, Rochester Clinois 38. Bradley 26, Indiana Central 19. Franklin 4, Louisiana St. 38. Auburn 16, Maryland 28. Virginia 25, Mississippi St. 24. Tulane 17, Notre Dame 43. Minnesota 31, Pittsburgh 31. Duquesne 20, Tennessee 48. Chattanooga 4, Thiel %. Bethany 27, Villa Nova 20. Temple 19, West. Maryland 4. Johns Hopkins 31, Yale 21. Manhattan 21, Univ. of Washington 0. Univ. of Oregon 0, California 51. California Aggies 15, Willamette 32. Linfield & Colorado U. 25, Denver U. 4. Pittsburgh (Kan.) Teachers 23, Washburn 20. Texas Christian 31, Baylor 24. De Paul 39, St. Louis U. 33. Kalamazoo 2, Hilledale 18.
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Ross Meets Nebo in 12 Round Lightweight Title Bout
Barney Ross of Chicago, world lightweight champion, is a three to one favorite to defeat Pete Nebo of Miami in a 12 round title bout in Kansas City. Ross defends his junior welterweight title with confidence, while Nebo backers insist he can trouble the champion.
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Toledo Defeats Heidelberg 27 to 2 in Conference Clash
Heidelberg College fell to the University of Toledo 27 2 in a hard fought Ohio Conference basketball game played last night in Toledo. The Rockets dominated both ends of the floor to secure the win.
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Bulldogs and Hounds Face Toss-Up Rematch at Athens
Athens hosts Nelsonville in a second meeting of the season with both teams improved since the first game. The Bulldogs and Greyhounds split the earlier contest in a one point finish and tonight’s showdown at West State Street gym promises a hair-raising challenge as 10 players again square off.
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Roaser
Conservation Groups Propose Ohio Legislation Package
URI-A announces a conservation agenda for Ohio including letting the Conservation Department keep all its funds, a universal fishing license, council authority in conservation matters, pollution law reform, wetland and stream protections, and longer fox hunting seasons. committee members include J C Goodman Nora Halter Roscoe Franks David A Warner and Petley.
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Cochet Sees U S Chance In Davis Cup Clash
France’s Henri Cochet says the United States has an even chance to beat England in the Davis Cup this year. He notes grass courts favor the Americans and England lacks a strong doubles pairing with Fred Perry, unlike potential partners Frank Shields Wilmer Allison and Sidney Wood.
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Carnera Appears in New York Court for Bankruptcy Hearing
World heavyweight champion Primo Carnera appeared in New York for a bankruptcy hearing. The Italian arrived from Miami where he trained for his title defense against Tommy Loughran on February 22.
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Finals of Mitt Tourney Here On Thursday
Regional finale in the American Legion Golden Gloves will be held at Athens Armory Thursday night with champions from Logan Portsmouth and Athens meeting to decide who advances to the state final. Portsmouth sends seven or eight boxers including Virgil Bleving a past lightweight champion aiming to repeat. Other Portsmouth entrants are Elmer Lewis Pinkey Calvert Heinie Hildebrand James Washington Frankie Foreman and Paul Adams. Athens brings a full eight man squad while Logan district reportedly plans eight.
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Parmalee Named Top Senior League Pitcher by MacPhail
Henry McLemore reports Cincinnati Reds executive Larry MacPhail lauds Roy Parmalee of the New York Giants as the best pitcher in the senior circuit and a top prospect. MacPhail recalls Parmalee’s rough start, later guidance to change his delivery, and a standout 1932 season with exceptional control after early wildness.
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Reds Acquire Dazzy Vance in Key Pitcher Trade
New York reports Cincinnati Reds nearing deal to acquire Dazzy Vance from St. Louis after NL league meeting at Waldorf Astoria. Vance, age around 41, had spent 11 years with Brooklyn before joining the Cardinals last season, with Crosley, MacPhail and O’Farrell optimistic about one or two good seasons left.
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Dazzy) Vance
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Bambino Reaches 40 Amid Yankee Birthday Plans
Babe Ruth turns 40 today in New York while sidelined by influenza and shaping up for perhaps his last major league season. He plans a quiet family birthday at home before traveling to St. Petersburg, Florida, for spring training with the Yankees.
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Wild pitched throw unsettles St Paul batter humorously
The account describes Roy delivering an erratic pitch that sailed nine feet over the catcher's head, scaring St Paul batters to stay back. The pitcher taunts the crowd with more fast balls toward the press box, predicting a standout season with the Giants next year.
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