Bobcats Rally Pushes Ohio Wesleyan Close In Buckeye Standings
Ohio University basketball keeps its six game win streak with a 30 28 victory over Ohio Wesleyan after a tense battle that featured Vern Wolfe’s all around play and Jerry Warshower scoring from the forward spot. The comeback showed depth as George Lockman Shadel Saunders and Harold Brown contributed key plays in a scrappy, high effort contest.
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Hoover Gives Red Cross 7200 For Drought Relief
President Hoover sent a check for 7200 to the American Red Cross one tenth of his annual salary. The donation supports drought relief efforts nationwide.
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Bobcats Rally Over Bishops For Runner-Up Bid
Ohio Wesleyan Bobcats edged the Buckeye Conference Bishops 30 28 as Jerry Warshower scored the winning basket with under a minute left. Ohio moved into second place behind Cincinnati after a tense late showdown and Gandrup led Wesleyan with five two-pointers and two free throws.
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Referee Floyd Suspended Over Scoring Error
Philadelphia Feb 12 Referee Frank Floyd of the Loughran Gross bout at the Arena was suspended indefinitely by the Pennsylvania state athletic commission for carelessness in returning his decision. He had declared a draw and later admitted an error that credited Loughran four rounds, Gross three, and three even, with the commission making Loughran the winner. Tony La Rose of Cincinnati received a 30 day suspension for unsatisfactory services at Motor Square Garden Feb 9.
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Cincinnati Loses to Denison in Narrow Buckeye Setback
Denison led from start to finish in Granville as the University of Cincinnati fell 42 to 24. The defeat leaves Cincinnati in fourth place in the Buckeye Conference while Denison climbs to third.
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Early College Football Scores Reported Across Universities
Ohio U edged Ohio Wesleyan 30 to 28 while Denison defeated Cincinnati 42 to 24. Otterbein lost to Kenyon 41 to 59 and West Virginia beat Navy 41 to 36. Army downed New Hampshire 37 to 26 and Dartmouth topped Cornell 30 to 19. Fordham beat Lafayette 37 to 18 and Harvard defeated Northeastern 36 to 26.
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Skater plans to roll south in record try
Arthur Hull of Emerson Heights aims to skate from Marietta to Miami Florida starting Saturday at 9 am from police headquarters. He will report to each city, travel Route 50 via Athens Lancaster Winchester and Atlanta, averaging 60 miles daily. Hull, 27, son of Edward B. Hall, vows no motor rides and to stay on his feet throughout the journey.
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Controversy Over Rating Is Expected
New York report outlines potential upheaval as the United States Lawn Tennis Association faces ranking debates after the 1930 season. William Tilden II may be named No. 1 despite the Wimbledon success abroad and a National Singles defeat. Helen Wills Moody could be No. 1 among women, with other leading men listed for context.
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Cincinnati To Host National Open and Amateur Qualifiers
The United States Golf Association announced sectional qualifying for the National Open and National Amateur at a Cincinnati course. The Open 36 hole medal test occurs June 8, replacing Dayton's Miami Valley course. Amateur trials move to July 28 with a sectional format expanding to Ohio Indiana and parts of others.
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Yale Coaches Clash Prompts Yale Board Compromise
Yale's coaching dispute erupts in a joint meeting of the Yale Athletic Board of Control and the Yale Advisory Football Committee to craft a compromise policy for the 1931 season. Alumni pressure and a proposed Notre Dame style clash with Stevens' staff sparked an all night session, with a full board vote pending Saturday.
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Phillies Sign Former Tiger Pitcher Watt
Philadelphia adds right-hander Frank H. Watt to its pitching staff as a free agent. Watt, 27, six feet one inch tall and 200 pounds, worked out with the Phils last summer and will trial in spring training. Once a top prospect in 1925 and 1926 with San Antonio, he was purchased by Detroit but suffered arm trouble, later spending 1927 in Fort Worth before limited activity the following years.
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Otterbein Tops Kenyon In Tight Ohio Conference Clash
Otterbein College rallied in the second half to beat Kenyon 41 to 59 in a rugged Ohio Conference basketball game. Nelsen from Otterbein sparked the rally as the clock wound down.
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Chillicothe High Guests Of Bobcats At Ohio Wesleyn Game
Chillicothe High School basketball, undefeated in the season and league leaders, visited Ohio University for a game against the Wes leyan. Coach Baril Young accompanied the team and discussed moving the regional tournament from Athens to Portsmouth, noting the players’ preference for Athens.
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