Buckeye Conference Rules Change Spark Debate
Miteh's Musings notes Ohio University and Buckeye opponents in 1952 schedule changes. The transfer rule is abandoned allowing yearlong eligibility after one year, with Wittenberg slated to visit Athens Feb 16 and Denison dropped from football. Football Rules Committee tweaks point after touchdown penalties. Sidney Weil faces financial strain at Reds and eyeing farm teams, reflecting caution about club expansion.
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Size will help against Bearcat quintet in tight lineup
Chicago White Sox plans hinge on finding an infielder who can hit as Donie Bush tests trades for 1931. Probable infield includes Radcliffe, Mulleavy, Appleby, and Cissell with Kerr contesting for utility roles amid a crowded, veteran pitching staff led by Lyons and Thomas.
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Cardinals set for strong stretch run with Bottomley key
Gabby Street predicts a resilient St. Louis Cardinals lineup led by Jim Bottomley in top form. He notes injuries hampered 1990 but expects a repeat strong finish with a reinforced pitching staff including Derringer, Dean, Kaufmann, and Stout and a deep lineup featuring Frisch Gelbert Haley Orsatti and Gonzales.
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Ginger Ellan Tolliver and the Red Thrush Club
Ginger Ellan Tolliver forms a Junior Country Club in Red Thrush Iowa to entertain the town’s youth. Bard Holloway, an artist, stays to paint and plans to leave after courting Ginger. A tangle of suitors, mischief, and a kidnapping plot unfolds amid romantic rivalries and social intrigue.
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Ginger Missing After Forest Walk In Mild Dread
In a forest retreat, Ginger vanishes after an afternoon with Cotton Speed and Eddy. Bard finishes a painting of Ginger’s corner while anxious companions search the woods, fearing a deeper sadness. To be continued.
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19 Year Old Doan Coan Beats Conger In Mile Race
19 year old Doan Coan narrowly misses the world record with a 4:12 near time to triumph over Ray Conger in the New York A C mile. Conger led early but faded on the final lap as Gene Venzke and Coan surged ahead. Coan trained under Lawson Robertson at the University of Pennsylvania and impressed Olympic prospects.
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Schaff Stops Daniels in One Round in Minneapolis
Ernie Schaff the Boston heavyweight trained by Jack Sharkey knocked out Dick Daniels of Minneapolis in the first round. The bout featured sustained trading with Schaff flooring Daniels on a short right, Daniels rising after two counted knockdowns before the referee stopped the fight 62 seconds in.
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Bass records seven rounds for two round knockout
Benny Bass world junior light weight champion claimed a unique record by fighting seven rounds to a two round knockout against Bud Taylor in a 10 round bout. The referee ruled a foul after Taylor fell, leading to an exhibition continuation for fans. Bass failed to repeat the knockout in the extra five rounds. The article also notes the Athletics roster adding two 200 pound rookie pitchers Lahti and McDonald.
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Portsmouth Quint Hosts Bulldogs Saturday Night
Athens High School Bulldogs travel to Portsmouth Friday to face the Portsmouth High School five in a tough week of practice for a season noted by setbacks. Coach Pete McKinley keeps progress under wraps as a rejuvenated squad works to improve defense and offense after recent close losses and penalties.
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Chicago Beats State 26 25 In Narrow Thriller
Chicago Maroons defeat Ohio State 26 to 25 in Columbus. Ashley drills the decisive field goal and free throw after a late Ohio State foul. Hoffer and Yates stood out for the Buckeyes and Chicago's Freeman Fish led the defense.
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Illini Upset Northwestern in Big 10 Clash for First Loss
Illinois rode a strong first half to down Northwestern 28 at Evanston, ending the Wildcats 12 game conference win streak. Joe Reiff led Northwestern with 15 points while Eddie Kamp added 16 for Illinois in a pivotal midseason race shakeup.
Ohio teams contest West lo Championship in Akron region
Twenty teams from Ohio will compete in the West lo Championship on March 4 5 6 and 7. The winner will represent the West in the National Championship playoffs in New York next April. Mickey Cohen beat Phil Tiff in six matches last night to a chorus of boos from the crowd. Western Reserve University begins coach selection steps at this week's athletic committee meeting chaired by Gordon Locke. Cleveland Indians report four holdouts after signed contracts. others remain unsigned. Eppa Rixey's contract with Cincinnati Reds remains with the league veteran. Union College basketball defeated Akron University 75 46 in an Ohio Conference game, boosting its conference winning streak to 11. Town were second in the Western Conference standings after a close finish in a ball game with Wisconsin 19 17. Minnesota outlasted Purdue 74 68 in a Western Conference clash as Minnesota built a fast break lead. Vince Dundee, middleweight boxer, hospitalized in New Jersey for internal abdominal injuries after victory over Len Harvey at Madison Square Garden.
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Screen Start Delay After Abdominal Operation
Hollywood star Louis Wolheim, chosen for a role in a film version of The Front Page, underwent a serious abdominal operation during a holiday. Doctors found trouble in the appendix region, cutting short his weight-reduction efforts. Adolph Menjou was later named to take the part.
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