Prominent sports figures discuss games and bridge
A writer recalls visiting a Delaware Wesleyan basketball game and hearing famed coaches and players mingle. The scene shifts from game talk to bridge chatter among figures from Wittenberg, Muskingum, Dayton and Denison as they trade anecdotes and brag about bids and past wins. The piece ends with a nod to Don Peden known for studying contract law.
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Inday
Butch Grey- M
Russ Finsterwald
Irish Freiger
Delaware
DePauw
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Dave Reese
Rosa Finsterwald
Dave
Russ
Izzat
Ollie Cornwell
Wittenberg
Boyd Chambers
Bill Lange
Muskingum
Francis Bacon
Boyd
Harry Baujan
University of Dayton
Harry
George Gauthier
Butch
Cornwell
Livingston
Denison
Grover and
Finsterwald
Columbus
Athens
Brakeman Pins Hope On Young Reto In Bobsled Showdown
Oscar Geir, a 50-year-old patent lawyer and brakeman for Reto Capadruti, praises the Swiss driver’s fearless skill on Mt Van Hoevenberg. He says Reto’s daring, though reckless, keeps them on course, and that fear has no place when they push toward record time in the two-man boblet.
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Upi
Mt. van Hoevenberg
Oscar Geir
Reto Capadruti
Reto
General Coxey
Ziegfeld
New York
Geir
Are Placid
N. Y
College Cage Results From Various Matches
A roundup of scores from multiple college basketball games shows Wittenberg 44 over Games 34, Case 30 over Akron Heidelberg 33, Balwin-Wallace 28 over Otterbein 30, Bluffton 30 over Tondon 26, Glenville 50 over Salem 47, Thiel 49 over Bethany 19, Morris-Harvey 50 over Concord 46, Bradley 21 over Nox 45, Augustana 33 over nsas State 20, St. gue U. 16, Carleton 26 over Old Town Sites 24, Emporia 20 over eee U. 26, Indiana Central 21 over linois Wesleyan 34, Eureka 14 over aos 46, California 52 over St. Marys 30, Princeton 35 over Yale 28, Duquesne 28 over Geneva 25, Villanova 49 over Radnor 21, Westminster 48 over Allegheny 18, North Texas Teachers over Sam Houston 21, West Texas Teachers 68 over Sim mons U. 36, Western Maryland 24 over Bucknell 21, Haske 25 over Ottawa U 17.
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Wittenberg
Case
Akron Heidelberg
Balwin-Wallace
Otterbein
Bluffton
Tondon
Glenville
Salem
Thiel
Bethany
Morris-Harvey
Concord
Panel
Bradley
Nox
Augustana
Nsas State
St. Gue U
Carleton
Old Town
Ae € Ol
Eee U
Emporia
Bion
Hanover
Indiana Central
Linois Wesleyan
Eureka
Aos
Virginia
California
St. Mary’s
Princeton
Yale
Duquesne
Geneva
Villanova
Radnor
Westminster
Allegheny
North Texas
Sam Houston
West Texas
Simmons U
Western Maryland
Bucknell
Haske
Ottawa U
Heidelberg College Triumphs Over Baldwin Wallace 33 23
Heidelberg College defeated Baldwin-Wallace 33 to 23 in an Ohio Conference game played in Tiffin. Blum at center and Spuhler at forward starred for Heidelberg as Baldwin Wallace did not score in the first eight minutes.
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Tiffin
U.2
Heidelberg College
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio
Blum
Spuhler
Heidelberg
Baldin-Wallace
Ohio five can climb to third place tie by winning tonight
Ohio Bobcats seek a crucial win over Ohio Wesleyan to reach a tie for third in the Buckeye standings. Return of Vern Wolfe strengthens bench. Harold Brown and John Trace anchor a potent scoring lineup with guards Russ Kepler and Shadel Saunders. Wesleyan starts Ginaven Kolb Hendricks Duncan and Dickerson in a balanced attack.
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Ohio Five
Ohio
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Miami
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Oxford
Bishops
Delaware
Butch Grover
Vern Wolfe
Wolfe
Vern
Harold Brown
Grover
Brown
John Trace
Trace
Russ Kepler
Harry Lackey
Shadel Saunders
Wesleyan
Ginaven
Kolb
Hendricks
Duncan
Dickerson
DePauw
No More Fouls Rules Adopted by Springfield Boxing Commission
Springfield on February 10 adopts a new rule prohibiting fouls in boxing bouts. Fighters must wear foul-proof caps, with Springfield believed to be the first Ohio city to implement the measure.
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Springfield
U.P
Springfield Boxing Commission
Ohio City
Otterbein Triumphs Over Capital in Ohio Conference Clash
Capital University fell to Otterbein College in a key Ohio Conference basketball showdown played at Capital. Otterbein secured the win on a strong second half to spoil the rival’s home crowd and keep pace in the standings.
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Columbus
U.R
Otterbein College
Capital University
Ohio
Otterbein Defeats Capital In Tight Tuesday Matchup
Otterbein led 30 to 26 as Francis the forward and Albright the guard each scored 10 points to pace Otterbein. Schiff, Capital's new forward, added eight points in the contest.
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Francis
Albright
Otterbein
Schiff
Capital
Bishops Seek Upset Over Bobcats With Detrick Plan
Ohio Wesleyan coach Ray Detrick relies on Clarence Hendricks Fin lay and veteran guards Howard Ginaven Wilmer Dickerson to slow the Ohio Bobcats tonight. Hendricks averages near 10 points through seven Bishops games while Duncan Ginaven Dickerson are key scorers and football stars.
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Ray Detrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcats
Clarence Hendricks
Fin@lay
Howard Ginaven
Springfield
Wilmer Dickerson
Adena
Harold Duncan
Cleveland
Lavern Bolton
Detroit
Vin Schubert
Sandusky
Duncan
Ginaven
Dickerson
Lutherans Trim Cincinnati to Take Second Place
The Fighting Lutherans of Wit tenberg College beat Cincinnati 44 to 4 to hold undisputed second in the Buckeye Conference. Wittenberg led 29 19 at halftime and protected the lead with a late stall. Bill Feaner scored 15 points, Julius Schuck had 15 for Cincinnati.
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Fighting Lutherans
Wittenberg College
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Bill Feaner
Julius Schuck
Ohio Wesleyan
Sn. cc. Ns
Wrurbit. Nvences Mp2
Indians edge Bisons to climb to fifth place
Cleveland Indians rebounded to fifth in the International Hockey League by defeating the Buffalo Bisons 2 to 1 at the Elysium. Ken Doraty and captain Alex Gray scored as Cleveland started strong and held on for the win before facing Syracuse the next game.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Buffalo Bisons
Elysium
Indians
Detroit
Play pattern from Stanford guard joins Bunn in Pacific Coast action
The text outlines a fast guard breaking down the court for a series of passes in a designed play. It details No 4 crossing ahead of No 1, No 3 receiving, No 4 cutting left, and No 1 advancing along the free throw lane to the left as No 2 draws his guard to the corner.
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Bunn
Stanford University
No. 4
No. 1
No. 3
Bia
No. 2
No. Ma
No. & Haa
Corher
Petrolle to Top Three Bouts in New York
James J. Johnston announces Billy Petrolle will face three challengers in 16 round bouts at Madison Square Garden. Pat Catallo, Jackie Fields and Tony Canzoneri are set for March April and May respectively, with Petrolle clashing against Battaline, Fields and Canzoneri across the period. Battaline recently lost his title to Freddy Miller under disputed conditions.
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New York
James J. Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Hrakles
Billy Petrolle
Purgo Express
James Joy
Pat Cattalino
Jackie Fields
Tony Canzoneri
the Express
Johnston
Jack Hurley
Petrolli
North Dakota
Battaline
Fields
Petrolie
Canzoneri
Billy
National Boxing Association
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
Swiss bobsledder Cappadruz wins tense two man race
At Lake Placid Cappadruz piloting Switzerland II timed 4 28.07 for victory as Stevens and Adama fall to second. Stevens had set a new world mark 2 04.27 in the second run but Cappadruz leads to the final run. Ambulances will wait near the track amid fears of crashes.
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Are. Placid
N. Y
Usp
America
Reto Cappadruz
Cappadruz
Stevens
Cappadrut Ia
Thia
Cappadrut
Witl
Mt. van Hoevenberg
Hans Venjarengen
Norway
Canada
Lake Placita
United States
Germany
Fielda's come back retakes title from Brouillard
Fielda staged a remarkable comeback to reclaim his title from Lou Brouill ard of Boston in a dramatic finish. Brouillard, a Boston rival, mounted a late challenge but Fielda held firm to secure the victory and restore his championship.
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Fielda
Lou Brouillard
Boston
Writer Finds Dempsey Still Loves a Fight
The article notes Dempsey, aged 87, remains eager for combat on his exhibition tour. He emphasizes relentless action in two round bouts, compares intensity to his peak as heavyweight champion, and describes taking hits while insisting he still seeks work to stay in shape.
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Dempsey
Cleveland
Jeas Willard
Depee
Milwaukee
Tuaneye Hieeney
Schmeling
Schmeling- Paulino
Bharkeya Loughran
Sharkey
Walla
Buck Mverett
Roger
Milwauke
Jack
Figure Skating Olympic Champion Honors In Paris
A skater received the Olympic championship title last night and the world champion honors, which he had earned last year in Paris, as crowds cheered him on.
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Paris
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