Ohio Cage Team Travels to Marietta Tonight
Marietta College hosts Ohio University in a home game as the Bobcats aim to rebound after a 60 34 win over the Pioneers. Ted Roan leads Marietta, while Baumholtz chases scoring honors as Ohio closes schedule with five games left.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Ohio A. Cage
Marietta
Marietta College
Bobcats
Ohio U.’s
Washington and Jefferson
Pioneers
Pennsylvania Quint
Bill Trautwein
Manetta Court
Trautwein
Toledo
Rockets
Ted Roan
Roan
Marietta Quint
Baumholtz
Bob Gerber
Frankie
Rocket Star
Gerber
Dayton
Flyers
Shaw withdraws from Notre Dame athletic director coach post
Lawrence T. Buck Shaw of Santa Clara ends pursuit of Notre Dame athletic director and head football coach role. He had been a prominent candidate since Elmer Layden resigned to become NFL commissioner.
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South Bend
Ind
Lawrence T
Buck) Shaw
Santa Clara
Notre Dame
Shaw
Elmer Layden
Kalivoda Seeks Fifth Win in Bobcats Home Meet
Ohio University wrestler Kalivoda, No. 1 on the Bobcats, aims for his fifth straight win at home in a heavyweight bout against Waynesburg College. Kakowicz, 220 pounds and tri state champ, defeated Kalivoda last year. The Bobcats seek revenge and a third victory in five local starts as the meet opens at 7 30 p.m.
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Kalivoda
Waynesburg College of Pennsylvania
Waynesburg
Kakowicz
Porowski
Kent State
Bobcats
College Basketball Scores From Dayton and Midwest Matches
Dayton 82 Ohio Wesleyan 46. Defiance 50 Grand Rapids 44. Kent State 47 Wilmington 39. Youngstown 53 Waynesburg 47. Indiana 50 Iowa 40. Illinois 55 Chicago 29. Wisconsin 48 Northwestern 46 in overtime. High school Lockland 50 Sharonville 34.
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Iowa
Illinois
Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Lockland
Sharonville
Breezing Along With Brietz In Sports Gossip Column
A collage of sports notes and anecdotes from Eddie Brietz with many named figures and places. Helen Kitt’s ski misadventure in the Laurentians ends with a hospital stay in Montreal. Lounging items include Connie Mack Buck Ross talk, Alice Marble Don Budge dinner photo, Bob Gantt’s varsity future, Frank Stiedle golf drive, and Oklahoma City bid for indoor tennis. Short items mention a Georgia bat maker’s defense question, Bobby Jones birdies near Albany, and Les MacMitchell’s Hunter Mile trophy inscription.
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Sunny South
Charlotte Observer
Alice Marble
Don Budge
Bob Gantt
Duke
Frank Stiedle
Hot Springs
Ark
Jimmy Thomson
Jimmy
Oklahoma City
Municipal Auditorium
Mose Simms
Jack Troy
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Albany
Boston A. A
Les MacMitchell
Featherweight Champ Harry Jeffra Adopts Loyola Loyola Fan
Harry Jeffra the featherweight champion has become a basketball fan at Loyola College in Baltimore. He was so excited by Loyola's win over Western Maryland last month that he lost his voice midway through the game and could not tell everyone about the victory.
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Loyola College of Baltimore
Loyola-Western Maryland
Ohio honors set as Trumbull County starts 86 county high meets
Ohio's high school basketball state chase begins with Trumbull County launching the first of 86 Class B county tournaments. Berlin leads Class B at 17 0 with North Eaton and Lorain Clearview close behind. Miamisburg tied with Akron South in Class A at 15 0. Sectional district meets run March 7 to 15, state tourneys March 20 to 22.
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Elmore
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H. R. Townsend
Cheshire
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Lorain Clearview
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Greenville
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Wyndel Gray
Akron East
Pandora
Putnam County
Miller City
Roger Phillips
Cridersville
Springfield Township
Canton Timken
Middletown
Greenfield McClain
Canton McKinley
Washington Township
Fremont Ross
Columbus St. Charles
Monroe
Lebanon
Bexley
Tiffin Columbian
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Portsmouth
Coshocton
Youngstown
Raven
Grandview
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Dover
Canton Township
Massillon
Steubenville
Lima Central
New Philadelphia
North
Ohio University Natators Split Weekend Duals
Ohio University swimming team split two away meets over the weekend, dropping to Fenn College 40 35 in a tight final event and beating Western Reserve 42 32. Notable results include wins by Jones and Walter in multiple events, plus relay victories for Ohio in the 400 free and 400 medley relays. Diving and other sprint events highlighted a balanced but narrow overall ledger on the road.
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Fenn College of Cleveland
Western Reserve
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Leonell
Walter
Miller
Gaily
Cook
Tedrick
Jones
Laub
Carlson
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Leonel
Loquer
Wilderman
Klopfenstein
Ohio
Falk
Murray
Berkheiser
Krohmer
Seltsam
Schwab
Ellerman
Fight Results Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Card Highlights
In Cincinnati Ezzard Charles outpointed Billy Bengal in a 163 to 161 fight while Slaka Cavrich of Fairfield decisioned Tommy Miska. In Pittsburgh Steven Belloise defeated Osie Harris on points and Harry Bobo stopped Bill Boyd in Baltimore affiliated bout action.
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Billy Bengal
Detroit
Slaka Cavrich
Fairfield
Tommy Miska
Pittsburgh
Steven Belloise
New York
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Dover Blue Devils sweep New Marshfield in Saturday doubleheader
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils swept New Marshfield with a reserve win 11 to 10 and a varsity victory 45 to 25. Chiki led the reserves with 9 points while Mace and Music added 4 for New Marshfield. Herdman and Simmers led Chauncey Dover with 18 and 11 points. Waterloo's Holland and Addis had 9 and 6 for New Marshfield. Next, Chauncey Dover hosts Ames Bern in a league showdown on Feb 15 with reserves at 7 30 and varsity at 8 30.
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Chiki
Blue Devils
Mace
Music
Chauncey-Dover
Herdman
Simmers
Waterloo
Holland
Addis
Ames-Bern
Chauncey-Dover Gymnasium
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Millfield
Chauncey ladies aid group of Millfield Church of Christ met Friday night at Eda Heffken home with Mabel Smith presiding. Ida Hill led devotional and Olive Brookins oversaw the program. Refreshments served to members and next meeting set for Hazel Earich home. Dr and Mrs Kenneth Nye Tullahoma Tenn announce birth of 9 1 2 pound son born Feb 10.
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Millfield Church of Christ
Eda Heffken
Bertha Sanders
Helen Sanders
Mabel Smith
Ida Hill
Olive Brookins
Jessie Fulton
Elizabeth Robinette
Hazel Farich
Viola Howard
Hazel Earich
Kenneth Nye
Tullahoma, Tenn
Condition Critical Chauncey Birge Relative Ill
Mrs. Jack Birge of The Plains is reported in critical condition. She is mother of Mrs. John Lovesy.
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Jack Birge
the Plains
John Lovesy
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Mrs Geneva Stan ley left today for Oak Park Illinois to visit her sister Mrs Roscoe Brickles and family. Mrs Minnie Palmer was in Athens on business with other locals visiting relatives in the area. Dow Bridgewater at tending Ohio State University returned home for the weekend to see family. Elizabeth Robinett Millfield hosted Sunday guests including Ivan Matheny and Larry and Vern Robinett and children.
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Geneva Stanley
Oak Park
Roscoe Brickles
Minnie Palmer
Athens
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Kenneth
Homer Cunningham
Columbus
Pauline Watkins
William Theisen
Herman Theisen
Dow Bridgewater
Ohio State University
Mike Danko
Millfield
Cleveland
Elizabeth Robinett
Ivan Matheny
Larry
William Sisson
Billy
Vern Robinett
Carolyn
Sue
Teacher Resumes Work After Mumps Illness
Mrs. Christine Brown returns to Chauncey-Dover Schools after two weeks at home with mumps, resuming her teaching duties.
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Chauncey
Christine Brown
Chauncey-Dover
Bishops Are Swamped by Flyers, 82-AG
The Dayton University Flyers defeated Ohio Wesleyan 82 to 46 as junior forward Bob Kavanaugh of Springfield scored 30 points. Dayton led 44-26 at halftime, continuing a high scoring streak this season. Other scores included DeSales 80 33 over Alliance Wooster 76 18 over Hiram and Ashland 70 36 over Hiram. Leo Mogus 25 points helped Youngstown beat Waynesburg 58 47. Kent State 47 39 over Wilmington. Defiance College 50 44 over Grand Rapids University. Tonight’s games list matchups including Kent State Wittenberg and Ashland at Heidelberg.
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Bob Kavanaugh
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Vander Meer Sets Record in American Association
Johnny Vander Meer, famed for two no hit games, set a new American Association strikeouts per nine innings record. Lou McKenna, St. Paul Club official, reports Vander Meer averaged 9.34 K per nine in summer while with Indianapolis, surpassing Marty O'Toole's 8.71 in 1911. Vander Meer had been recalled by the Cincinnati Reds before the season ended.
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Lou McKenna
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Marty O'Toole
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Bill Edwards May Coach Pro Lions
Western Reserve University coach Bill Edwards is named among front-running candidates for the Detroit Lions coaching job in the National Football League. Edwards and assistant Roy Miller visited Detroit last Friday at the invitation of Lions owner Fred Mandel Jr. Reserve boasts three undefeated seasons under Edwards and won the Sun Bowl against Arizona State in El Paso on New Year’s Day.
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Bill Edwards
Western Reserve University
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Roy (Dugan) Miller
Detroit
Fred Mandel, Jr
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