Athens Greys Sweep Nelsonville In Cage Clash
Athens High defeated Nelsonville 27 to 10 in a hard fought home game. Hardman Speiser and Tribe paced the Bulldogs as Athens built a lead from the second period onward and coasted to the win.
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Athens
Auditorium
Nelsonville
Snir
Greyhounds
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Seworet
Snto
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Bulls
Stage
Tribe
Hardman
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Powell
Hounds
Greys
Hendricks Injury Ends Buckeye Title Hopes
Clarence Hendricks of Findlay Bishops, star center, will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. He hurt the knee in the season opener vs Ohio State, a game the Bishops won. The knee flared in the Wittenberg match and Hendricks has sat out since.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Clarence Hendricks
Findlay
Bishops
Hendricks
Ohio State
Wittenberg
Hendrick
Miller Wins Non Title Fight In Cincinnati
Fred Miller featherweight champion defeated Petey Sarron in a ten round non title bout in Cincinnati. Miller floored Sarron in rounds six and kept pressure with body and head attacks to win on points while pursuing a shot at Canzoneri or Ross. Miller weighed 144½ pounds. Sarron 129.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Freddie Miller
National Boxing Association
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Miller
Barron
Siath
Sarron
Jackie Sharkey
Roger Bernard
Frankie “Kid” Covelli
Buck Track Ace Out For Season
Ohio State pole vault champion John Whitney Wonsowits withdraws from the coming season due to a leg injury. The junior from Gary Indiana plans rest this year and hopes to return next season after aiming for the M4 foot mark in his college career. Buckeye entries for the indoor meet with Indiana are listed.
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John “Whitney
Wonsowits
Ohio State
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Bloomington
Larry Snyder
Buckeye
Walter Stapf
Merlin Willey
James Madison
Don Cook
Karl Slabaugh
Arnold
Bill Bloor
Cliff Smith
Dominic Renda
John Moore
Panthers Aim to Maintain Lead as Blue Devils Visit
Gallipolis Blue Devils travel to face the Panthers on Friday seeking a stronger performance to threaten the Panthers first place in the league standings.
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Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
To Panthers
Panthers
Denison Falls to Wooster in Ohio Conference Clash
Denison University suffered its first conference loss as Wooster College defeated the Big Red 42 to 26 on the home court. Fred Robbins led Denison with 14 points while Bob Sekerak added 12 for Wooster. Wooster led 21 to 18 at halftime.
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Granville
Denison University
Ohio
Big Red
Wooster College
Denison
Fred Robbins Denison
Bob Sekerak Wooster
Wooster
Don Fogelsong Leads Buckeye Contenders Decline for Bobcats
The Buckeye Conference race sees Butch Grover's Ohio Bobcats falter after a Tuesday loss to Wittenberg. Don Fogelsong replaces Vern Wolfe in practice and may regain a starting role as the team targets a Wednesday or Saturday clash with Miami and Ohio Wesleyan, aiming for staying power and a potential Bishop showdown.
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Butch Grover
Bobcats
Buckeye
Wittenberg
Grover
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Oxford
Redskins
Athens
Vern Wolfe
Don Pogelsong
Don
Wolfe
Hall and Bozeman Lead Club Tourney in New York
Hall and Bozeman head the field in the three cushion billiards club championship in New York. Allen Nasonal reports Hall with two wins is joined by J N Bozeman Jr of Vallejo California as they advance to round three while Bozeman sits idle. Other matches list An gie Kieckhofer Kinsey Matsuyamse Otto Reiselt Johnny Layton Willie Hoppe Len Kenney and Thurnblad in today's schedule.
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New York
Football Rules Meeting Opens In Atlanta for National Session
National Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee gathers in Atlanta with coaches and officials from across the country arriving to discuss possible clarifications and potential rule changes for the sport. Changes considered include 15 yard out of bounds, pass into end zone rules, and blocking kick recoveries.
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Atlanta
U.P
National Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
Coaches Advisory Committee
Walter KR Okeson
Lehigh University
William A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Okeson
New York
Tona
Yellow Jackets to Meet Racine in Home Showdown
Yellow Jackets prepare for a crucial home game against Racine in Port, aiming to avenge a two point loss from the first meeting. Local fans expect a hot contest fueled by town rivalry and coach Wolfe’s push for a strong showing on home court.
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Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Racine
Racine Ca
Ere
Jackets
Barney Ross Retains Junior Welterweight Title in Kosty Nebo Bout
Chicagoan Barney Ross defeats Petr Nebo in 12 rounds to keep his junior welterweight crown. Nebo displays a left that could trouble a lesser challenger, but Ross counters, opening a cut over Ross in round two and trading strong blows in the final round. Ross weighs 135 1/2 pounds. Nebo 129.
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Kansas City
Barney Ross
Petr Nebo
Rose
Nebo
Leoser
Rowe
Ross
Hill Leads Miami Women’s Invitation Semifinals
Mrs Hill of Kansas City, defending champion, led the field into the semifinal round of the Miami Biltmore Women’s Invitation at Miami with Mooreen Orcutt of White Beeches facing her. Helen Hicks met Marion Miley in the other semi final.
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Miami
Hill
Kansas City
Miami Biltmore
Meureen Orcutt
White Beeches N. J
Helen Hicks
Hewlett, N
Marion Miley
Lexington
Random Notes by McLemore On National Baseball Meet
Henry McLemore recalls the recent national baseball league meeting in New York. Managers Jimmy Wilson Max Carey and Bob O Farrell pose for photographers at the Waldorf Astoria while Kaufman Crosley Jr and Larry MacPhail react to Brooklyn selling Hack Wilson. Bill Terry bets on 150 games and Babe Ruth memories surface as chatter ranges over trades and autographs.
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New York
National Baseball League
Jimmy Wilson
Max Carey
Bob O'Farrell
Phillies Dodgers
Reds
Waldorf-Astoria
Peacock Alley
Powel Crosley, Jr
Cincinnatis
Washington
Babe Ruth
Babe
Bill Terry
Giants
Max Carsey
Memphis Bill
Carey
Brooklyn
Hack Wilson
Babe Herman
Bob Quinn
Pirates Manager Grumbles Over Modern Players Courtesy
George Gibson, Pirates manager, laments today’s players for their politeness on the field. He recalls, in his day, rivals would be heckled and challenged, while he says current players avoid confrontation during batting practice.
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George Gibson
Pirates
George
Red Sox Mound Staff May Be Best in Junior Loop
Chicago Feb 8 George Kirkley previews the 1930 season noting the Red Sox may field the strongest pitching staff in the American League with Lefty Grove Rube Walberg George Pipgras Henry Johnson and John Rhodes as the likely starters If several trades or performances pan out Boston could challenge for the pennant while Washington Cleveland and Detroit also boast strong rosters and veteran aces U.S. press coverage highlights staff depth and potential outcomes for the race.
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U.P
Washington
Senators
Joe Cronin
General Crowder
Earl Whitehill
Walter Stewart
Monte Weaver
Benatore
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
George Pipgras
Henry Johnson
John Rhodes
Bob Weiland
Herb Pennock
Johnny Welch
Frits Ostermutler
Bet Wear
Marke
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