Babe Ruth and Col Ruppert Near Signing Drama
The article hints at Babe Ruth nearing a signing with the Yankees and Col Ruppert as talks unfold. It notes fan expectations for a high salary and Ruth reaching the end of his contract period as he contends with comparisons to his past Red Sox roots and current Yankee glory.
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Jake Ruppert
Babe
Ruth
York Yankees
Red Sox
Gehrig
Berens and Mills Star as Bobcats Romp
Berens tallies 13 points and Mills adds four baskets as Denison’s Bobcats overwhelm Baptist opponents 43 to 21. The Ohio squad builds a first-half lead and cruises the second half with a deep bench led by Robins and Saunders and substituted scorers.
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Berens
Mills
Denison
Butch Grover
Bobcats
Wittenberg
Marietta
The
Baptists
Harold Brown
Fred Robins
Shadel Saunders
Perk Reichley
Saunders
Brown
Ohio
Grover
Robins
Roy Mills
Perk Keichley
Roy
Sore
Martin
Harmon
Klunder
Rue
Tunicineccguin
Harrington
Schwab
Changes Loom For World Land Speed Record Bluebird
Sir Malcolm Campbell pushes the Bluebird at Daytona Beach as mechanics redo gear and address cockpit fumes after a 200 mph test. Timers show 212.63 mph for two kilometers and 179.82 mph for five miles, with a 240 mph reading mid mile.
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Henry McLemore
Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Sir Malcolm
Malcolm
Boxing in New York faces crisis after Ernie Schaaf death
Pro boxing supporters led by James A. Farley urge continued prize fighting after Ernie Schaaf dies from a knockout. Carnera faces weight restrictions. Sharkey bout barred. Medical examiners debate death cause while Schaaf’s family travels to Massachusetts for the funeral. Madison Square Garden postpones Risko Levinsky clash.
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New York
U.P
Ernie Schaaf
New York State
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt Cabinet
State Athletic Commission
Friends of Boxing
Schaaf
Primo
Charles W. Norris
Carnera
Polyclinic Hospital
Benjamin N. Vance
Sharkey
Boston
Florida
Norris
William Walker
James J. Walker
Boxing Commission
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Risko
King Levinsky
Anybody Need Weatherman Mac Believes He'd Qualify
Daytona Beach February day by day notes mock a would be meteorologist. A journalist claims two weeks of beach weather study make him fit to run a weather bureau. The piece humorously details palm tree wind readings tides moon and Kate Smith's prospects.
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Mac
Daytona Beach
Fila
U.P
Malcolm Campbell
Golden Gloves Finals Set for Athens Armory Thursday
Final eliminations for the southeastern section of the American Legion amateur boxing tournament are scheduled at the Athens Armory Thursday night. Winners from district bouts in Athens and Portsmouth meet to decide representatives for the state finals at Columbus on Feb. 25.
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American Legion
Athens Armory
Portsmouth
Columbus
Malcolm Jackson
Gallipolis
Roy Yates
Logan
Bill Crumley
Ervin
France
Nelsonville
Joe Reinhardt
Aaron Kelton
James Johnston
Bart Weers
James Robinson
Gallipolis Middie
Drake Jewelry
Messenger
Akron beats Heidelberg 37 to 31 for seventh OVC win
Akron improves to seven conference wins this season with a 37 to 31 victory over Heidelberg on Tuesday night. The win tightens the standings for the U. Akron Zips in the Ohio Conference.
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Akiron
U.2
University of Akron
Heidelberg
1932 District Champions Favored To Whip Bulldogs
Pomeroy's Purple Panthers, 1932 Southeastern Ohio champions, meet Athens High School tonight with four 1932 semi final veterans in the lineup. Bulldogs led by Tip bye and Fred Crow face a tough test as Bolin should provide scoring, while Hatch and Crow collide for the tip in a high stakes district clash.
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Pomeroy
Purple Panthers
Southeastern Ohio
Athens High School
Agers
Pete's Boys
Pomeroy Quint
Bulldogs
Tip Bye
Fred Crow
Panthers
Athens
Crow
Wade Hatch
McKinley
Frank Bolin
Dye
Bolin
Nelsonville
Hatch
Dick Whipple
Lou Speiser
Ed Fields
Fields
Speiser
Dry Workers Speak to Church Group at Millfield
Col A L Moody of Waterloo Indiana and Dr Q O Stewart of Chicago spoke to Millfield Ladies Aid Society on temperance at the Millfield Church of Christ. A potluck dinner followed the address and quilting filled the forenoon. Mrs F B Boudinot was elected Millfield chairwoman for the work and literature.
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Millfield
A. L. Moody
Waterloo
Ind
Flying Squadron Foundation
QO. W. Stewart
Chicago
Flying Squadron
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
F. B. Boudinot
L. L. Howard
C. H. Boudinot
Pr. D. Hill
F. E. Boudinot
William Sisson
Elizabeth Robinett
Bart Pettit
Norval James
Dan Fulton
Clarence Sanders
L. W. Sanders
Harold Brower
Celebrate Birthdays Mr and Mrs Roy Pendergrass
Chauncey February 15 Mr and Mrs Roy Pendergrass Chauncey hosted a double birthday party at their Jacobs Avenue home honoring their daughter Juanita and Mrs Maude Figgins sister-in-law of Mrs Pendergrass Guests included Rollie and Donald Figgins Columpus Maude Figgins Alonzo John Betty Jane Figgins Nelsonville and the Pendergrasses Juanita Pete and Charles Pendergrass of Chauncey shared a pink and white three course chicken dinner and two large cakes
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Roy Pendergrass
Chauncey
Jacobs Avenue
Juanita
Pendergrass
Maude Figgins
Nelsonville
Rollie Figgins
Donald Figgins
Columpus
Alonzo
John
Betty
Jane Figgins
Pete
Charles Pendergrass
Free Flour Thursday distribution in Chauncey area
Government flour will be distributed Thursday afternoon at 1 oclock in the Chauncey Dover District. Distribution sites include Chauncey Millfield Sugar Creek and Beaumont with Red Cross relief assistance available.
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Red Cross
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Beaumont
Red Cross Sewing Relief Work Begins in Millfield
Millfield church group leads Red Cross sewing relief starting Thursday under the Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ. An all day meeting at Mrs. Pearl D Hill home includes a potluck lunch. women of Millfield invited to attend and help.
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Millfield
Red Cross
Ladies Aid Society
Sixteen Mines Work First Three Days This Week
Sixteen mines in the Chauncey district operated on Monday and Tuesday with sixteen listed on today’s working roster. The names include Chauncey N Y 25, Poston No 6, Nos 119 219 107 28 24 16 9 0 Black Diamond Kimberly Lick Run Carbondale Lubing and Hocking. Mrs. B H Fielder of Chauncey visited Columbus this week for ear and eye treatment at a hospital and returned home Tuesday night.
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Chauncey
Chauncey N. Y
Poston
Black Diamond
Kimberly
Lick Run
Carbondale
Lubing
Hocking
B. H. Fielder
Columbus
Trucker Union Plans Chauncey Meeting in High School
Unemployed truckers in Athens County schedule a gathering at Chauncey High School Building chaired by Marion Andrews of Chauncey. The event aims to organize and discuss relief or action for workers facing joblessness.
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Chauncey
Athens County
Chauncey High School
Marion Andrews
Birthday Surprise for Elwood Daugherty at The Plains
The Plains residents hosted a birthday gathering for Elwood Daugherty on February 16 with cards and jigsaw puzzles. Guests included C Wood and R Russell couples from Chagrin Falls and H Whaley, D Blake, and Clarence Wood from Chagrin Falls. Clarence and Mrs Wood returned home after visiting Ely Daugherty family.
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the Plains
Elwood Daugherty
C. Wood
Chagrin Falls
R. D. Russell
H. Whaley
D. Blake
Athens
Clarence Wood
Ely
Daugherty
College basketball scores parade across nation
Akron and Ohio Northern beat matches cited with scores such as California 56 San Francisco 1 and Yale 82 Princeton 30. The report notes Bulldogs face stiff tests stopping Dye and Crow and mentions a junior high city game as a preliminary attraction.
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Akron
Heidelberg
Hattie Creek
Muntington
Baylor
Methodist
Butler
Wabash
California
San Francisco
Colgate
Lafayette
Ohio Northern
Toledo
Creighton
Drake
DePauw
Franklin
Findlay
Defiance
Geneva
Westminster
Ohio U
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Buffalo
Temple
Bucknell
Texas
Rice
Ex Champs Defend Boxing After Schaaf Death
In Chandler Arizona Ernie Schaaf entered a ring to face Primo Carnera in fragile condition. Gene Tunney says Carnera not responsible for Schaaf death and a prior fight may have caused brain injury. Jack Dempsey agrees the fight game bears no blame and calls Schaaf's death fate while praising Schaaf as a fine young man.
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Chandler
Ariz
U.pi
Ernie Schaaf
Primo Carnera
Gene Tunney
Boston
Carnera
Tunney
Los Angeles
Jack Dempacy
Corbett Grips Weaker As Health Fails
New York Feb 15 James J. Corbett former heavyweight champion was reported growing gradually weaker today though still conscious. His condition was grave and he was not told of Ernie Schaafe’s death. He asked for morning newspapers but was told the boy forgot to deliver them.
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New York
U.R
James J. Corbett
Ernie Schaafe
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