Cubs Fans Clash Over conduct and Umpire Morality
Detroit writer Austen Lake discusses Chicago Cubs players Burns and Stark amid clamor over team spirit and discipline. He criticizes salvos at the umpiring in the World Series and notes public scrutiny of pay, travel, and behavior during the season and the series with Moriarty.
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Athens Enters Fifth Annual Ohio Valley Junior High Meet
Athens Junior High basketball team trains under Coach Pete McKinley for the fifth annual Ohio Valley Junior High tournament at Marietta February 21 and 22. Team members include Fred Schuler John Marcinko Dan Bardin Gerald Ramesey Lucius Burson Frank Blackford and John DeMolet with two more eighth graders to join.
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Sherman Gilmore
Marietta Pioneers Seek Third Straight Conference Win
Marietta College Pioneers, riding a ten game win streak as the lone unbeaten Ohio Conference team, face a key stretch with Wittenberg Ashland and Otterbein left. Duke Hayes leads a veteran lineup including Don and Clyde Whiting and Frank Fenton, with captain John Bowser guiding the guards as they prepare for a showdown with Wittenberg.
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Wittenberg Narrow Win Tops Bowling Green in Ohio Race
Wittenberg College cagers edged Bowling Green 28 to 25 to stay near the top of the Ohio Conference standings. Baldwin Wallace defeated Case 84 to 36 at Berea as Youngstown College overwhelmed Upsala 51 to 20 with Steve Navy scoring 20 points. Franklin University beat Rio Grande 40 to 23.
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Waldorf Nearing Banquet Record at Northwestern
Coach Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern teases he is nearing all known banquet records after the football season. He has attended three or four banquets weekly delivering speeches about steaks salads and chocolate eclairs while on high school mixer duties.
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Heavy Track May Mar Santa Anita Derby Spotlight
Prospects of a heavy track for the Santa Anita derby on Saturday drew attention to several leading three year-olds including Valiant Fox Valedictorian Jubilee Jim Proclivity The Fighter He Did and Galzac as contenders for the 25 000 stake at Arcadia Plant's winter meeting. A 1780 Boston note mentions butter sugar and tea prices tied to paper money value.
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Racine Triumphs Over New Boston In July 1935
England hosted 13 538 Americans and 11 437 French visitors in July 1935. Colonial era practice used clam juice for fever patients. The back swimmer insect breathes through its hind body.
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West Virginia to wrestle Ohio in Saturday match
Ohio University wrestling coach Thor Olson leads the Bobcats against West Virginia in a Saturday afternoon meet at Men's Gym. Referee Buell Grove will start the 4 pm match. Ohio gaps include Dick Atkins 145 lb Bob Stacey 165 lb and Shultz 126 lb. West Virginia features seven locals plus a Puerto Rican 118 lb grappler.
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Jay Berwanger Chooses Track Over Prom at U Chicago
Jay Berwanger star of the University of Chicago faced a choice between leading the campus prom with his date and competing in a dual track meet against the Maroons. The meet was moved from Feb 21 to Feb 20 by the University of Iowa to resolve the scheduling clash.
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Spears After Cornell Post Spears After Cornell Post
New York AP reports Dr. Clarence W. Spears, Wisconsin football coach, applied for the Corner coaching job left by Gil Dobie. Spears clashes with Wisconsin athletic director Dr. Walter Meanwell amid hearings over football player handling. no decision yet.
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Sealyham Takes Dog Show Award
A Sealyham terrier named Margaret Magnificent from Clairdale Kennels in Riverhead, New York, won best in show at Westminster Kennel Club among nearly 3000 entrants, dethroning the top-placing poodle Nunsee Duc de La Terrace from New York Kennel.
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Farm Girl Shines as Fulton Flash Eyes Olympic Lane
Fulton Missouri farm girl Helen Stephens tied the world 50 meter indoor record in 6.4 seconds at the AAU meet and set an American mark in the eight round shot put. She also extended her standing broad jump to 4 feet 12 1/2 inches, defending three national titles and signaling a likely Olympic clash with Stella Walsh.
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Boxing Results From AP Card Fall 1930s Oakland Savannah Washington
Fight notes record multiple bouts with decisions and stoppages. Pancho Levas beat Small Montana on points in Oakland. In Savannah Joey Spiegal and Eldred Davenport drew. In Washington Tiger Flowers stopped Young George Godfrey, Meyer Rowan beat Harry Wills on points, Willie Green outpointed Kaye Clark.
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Maranville Named Elmira Manager in Minor League Return
Walter J. Rabbit Maranville, veteran of 24 major league seasons, signed a one year contract to manage Elmira in the New York Pennsylvania League and plans to continue playing. He framed the move as a stepping stone to a future big league return and cited his goal to prove himself as a manager and player. Also noted, Ohio reportedly has more than 250 000 bee colonies.
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