Bobcats Face Bishops in Coast Conference Tilt
The article discusses a forthcoming game where the Bobcats meet the Bishops with fans expecting fast play and center jump strengths. It notes team depth, coaching ideas, and concerns about pace affecting endurance, along with general college basketball context and rival interest.
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Edmundson
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Ohio Bobcats Rally To Face Demanding Ohio Wesleyan Clash
Ohio University shows improved form with two games left and prepares for a Delaware showdown with Ohio Wesleyan. The Bobcats enhanced ball handling and shooting while George May shines, but the Bishops’ depth and height pose a tough road test on their home court.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Cincinnati Bearcats
Bobcats
Cincy
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Beanie Berens
Bil Reeves
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Grover
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Buckeye
DePauw
Ray Detrick
Berens
Myron Prech
Johnny McAdams
McAdams
Ernie Talos
Howard Stammler
Weron
Gee Stark
Stark
Elimination of tip-off sparks college basketball debate
Ohio State coach Harold Olsen predicts banning the tip-off for 1935-36 to curb tall centers and give “little fellows” a fair chance. Ray Detrick of Ohio Wesleyan backs a rotating throw-in, while both note high-scoring guards and giant centers changing the game.
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Olsen
Detrick
Idea
Columbus
National Rules Committee
Harold G. Olsen
Ohio State
Pacific Coast
Ray Detrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Derrick
Sissy
Berens
Ohio University
Austing
Cincinnati
Powell
Baldwin-Wallace
Pontius
Western Reserve
Miner
McBride
Mt. Union
Wright
Bobby Shea
Bolton
Ethan Allen
Cinccinnati
Wittenberg College
Cards Tigers Signings Falter for Major Leaguers
New York report shows St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers largely avoid salary disputes with key players. Dizzy Dean reportedly firm, Joe Medwick and Pat Malone near signatures. Tigers’ Schoolboy Rowe expects minor holdouts to be settled. Yankees may raise offer to Lou Gehrig, while Cubs and Giants struggle to ink several stars.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Cardinals
Joe
Ducky Wacky
Tigers
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Baseball Sharps
Yanks
Iron Lou
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Billy Herman
Woody English
Larry French
Bill Lee
Frank Demaree
Giants
Lefty O’dou
Dick Bartell
Joe Moore
Harry Danning
Hank Leiber
Phil Weintraub
Athens Grange Celebrates First Birthday and Gifts
The Athens Grange held its first birthday party at Grange Hall on the Fairgrounds with a shower for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shaw. Guests found seats in cafeteria style, enjoyed two cakes, and received Valentines. The event ended with a vote on the Hauptmann case, a small majority favoring acquittal.
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Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
Clarence Shaw
The
Grange
Hauptmann
Boxing results from Cleveland Hartford Philadelphia Dallas
The Associated Press reports fights with Paul Pirrone stopping Eddie Shapiro and Billy Pirrone outpointing Young Jack Dempsey in Cleveland. Red Barry and Charlie Massere fought to a draw in Hartford. Vincent Reed outpointed Tony Falco in Philadelphia and Tony Herrera defeated Eugene Paris in Dallas.
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Cleveland
Paul Pirrone
Eddie Shapiro
New York
Jimmy Vaughn
Young Kid Chocolate
Billy Pirrone
Jack Dempsey
Hartford
Conn
Donald
Red) Barry
Washington
Charlie Massere
Pittsburgh
Drew
Philadelphia
Vincent Reed
Tony Falco
Big Boy Collison
U. S. Navy
Eddie O'Day
Chicago
Dallas
Tony Herrera
el Paso
Eugene Paris
Oklahoma City
Dwight Dodge
Minneapolis
Jack van Noy
Ponca City
Amateurs Fish for Pros Says Pare New Tulane Coach
Emmet Pare, noted pro star and former member of BITHden's troupe, now coach at Tulane University, says today’s top amateurs would be easy targets for pros like Fred Perry and Jack Crawford. Pare credits Tillden and Hans Nusstein as the world’s greatest players with Ellsworth Vines right behind.
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Chicago
Web
Emmet Pare
Bithden
Tulane University
Fred Perry
Jack Crawford
Pare
Tilden
Hans Nusstein
Ellsworth Vines
Ohio Amateur Golf Championship Set for Kenwood Course
The 32nd Ohio Golf Association state amateur will be held the week of June 14 at Kenwood Country Club in Cincinnati. Maurice J. McCarthy of Cleveland and Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati headline a field expected to dim Buckeye rivals such as Bobby Servis, Johnny Florio, and Bob Kepler. Fischer holds the all time qualifying record for the National Amateur, and both top players aim to sharpen for the national meet.
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Columbus
Bobby Servis
Dayton
James M. Cox
Johnny Florio
Bob Kepler
McCarthy
Fischer
Kenwood
Bobby Jones
Cleveland Country Club
Hornsby Sees A's as Dark Horse in AL Race
Rogers Hornsby, manager of the St Louis Browns, predicts Connie Mack's young Athletics may challenge for the American League pennant if Mack gets pitching and if Jimmy Foxx delivers as catcher. Hornsby spoke while taking duties at the Dean Baseball School opening in Hot Springs. Akron University beats Wooster 45 to 24, marking Akron's ninth Ohio Conference win in eleven starts.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Rogers Hornsby
St Louis Browns
Connie Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Rajah
Dean Baseball
Hornsby
Tiger Lair
AKRON
Sir Louis Akron University
Wooster
Toledo Coaching School to Open June First
David V. Connelly of the University of Toledo announces that Francis Schmidt of Ohio State and Dick Harlow of Harvard will lead Toledo’s first annual coaching school. The five day program begins June 1.
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Toledo
David V. Connelly
University of Toledo
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Pirates edge toward full squad as contracts land
Pittsburgh reports Babe Herman signed with the Pirates and papers awaited from Arky Vaughan Gus Suler and Red Lucas narrowing to three spots on the roster. Elsewhere Paul Pirrone stopped Eddie Shapiro in two rounds and Jimmy Vaughn scored a second round technical knockout over Young Kid Chocolate in Cleveland.
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Babe Herman
Pittsburgh Nationals
Arky Vaughan
Gus Suler
Red Lucas
Benswanger
Pirates
Wake Hoyt
Big Pill Swift
Jim Weaver
Guy Bush
Herman
Cleveland
Paul Pirrone
Eddie Shapiro
New York
Fpirrone
Shapiro
Jimmy Vaughn
Young Kid Chocolate
Sammy Julian
Young Terry
Akron
Wrestling Bout Upsets Reported in Amateur Matches
In St Louis Evans Strangler Lewis 248 from Los Angeles defeated Jim Browning 235 of Verona Mo in 46.15 seconds. In Toronto Jim Londos 198 from St. Louis bested Vic Christie 200 from California in 56.10 seconds. In Canton George Pousette 181 from Canada threw Billy Parker 178 of Boston in 32:14.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Strangler) Lewis
Los Angeles
Jim Browning
Verona
Toronto
Jim Londos
Vic Christie
California
Canton
George Pousette
Canada
Billy Parker
Boston
British Racer Prepares for New Test Run
DAYTONA BEACH Fla Feb 18 Sir Malcolm Campbell and his Bluebird ready for another test run along the beach. After two false starts the car went under 200 mph as Campbell aims for the 300 mph mark once rebuilt and tuned. Six mechanics worked overnight to repair clutch tachometer and brakes.
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Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Ita Garage
England
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