Bobcats Face Marietta After Dayton Test In Ohio Conf.
Ohio University men basketball faces Dayton at Men's Gym Tuesday then Marietta in a tough away trip Wednesday as Marietta’s Pioneers sit atop the Ohio Conference with ten straight wins. Bobcats pick Shingleton to replace ineligible Hood as Grover adjusts lineup and prices drop for remaining home games.
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Big Ten Considers New Probe Into Wisconsin Athletics
Professor George A. Works of the University of Chicago leads a Big Ten faculty inquiry into the Wisconsin athletic department turmoil. He polled nine colleagues to decide where an investigation should occur after the dismissal of Dr Walter E B Meanwell and coach Dr Clarence W Spears. Rumors linked Guy Sundt to athletics leadership. A faculty session was set to discuss football broadcasts restrictions.
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Wisconsin
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Racine Brief News Notes
Mrs. Gibbie Duskey is convalescing after an illness. Stanley Cross spends the winter in New Smyrna Florida. Mrs. Charles Mallory visited relatives in Columbus last week. Bonnie Miles returned to work at Ohio University. Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Lewis attended the Ohio Bankers Convention in Columbus. The Loyal Workers Class of the Methodist Sunday School held a Lincoln's Birthday father and son banquet. The Reverend Shelton, Baptist pastor, conducts meetings there.
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U S Two Man Bobsled Team Wins First Olympic Race
The United States two man team of Ivan Brown and Alan Wash bond won the Winter Games bobsled event. They posted 1 20.38 for the last run and 5 29.29 total for four runs, securing the first U S victory in the Games.
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Pioneers Clash With Otterbein For Ohio Conference Title Chance
Columbus Marietta leads Ohio Conference with 11 straight wins and a key showdown Saturday against Otterbein in Westerville as Cincinnati Bearcats eye a share of the lead with Ohio Wesleyan. The 383-game slate features 16 league games and notable matchups across Buckeye State campuses.
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Thomas Shibe dies at 70 former A's president
Thomas Shibe, president of the Philadelphia Athletics and a founder of the American League, died in Florida after a heart ailment. He was 70 and left a widow, Ida, two sisters, and his brother John D. Shibe, with Connie Mack speculated as potential successor. Born January 13, 1866, Shibe joined the Athletics in 1901 and became president in 1922 after his father's death.
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Tom Shibe
Merhies Announce Birth of Daughter Marilyn Joy
Mr. and Mrs. John Merhie announce the birth at their Columbus home of a daughter, Marilyn Joy. She is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Agin of Chauncey.
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Racine Beats Jackson In Final Home Game Of Season
Racine closes home schedule with a 31 to 14 victory over Jackson under Coach Perk Reichley. Racine improves to 16 wins and 1 loss, with one game remaining before the county tournament.
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Central Mutual Insurance Company of Chicago Authorized in Ohio
The State of Ohio Division of Insurance certifies that Central Mutual Insurance Company of Chicago Illinois complied with state laws and is authorized to transact mutual insurance business in Ohio for the current year. Its sworn December 31 1934 statement shows assets 877 108.12 liabilities 795 402.06 surplus 141 701.06 income 1 181 268.80 expenditures 474 904.67. Official seal and signature of Supt. Bowen.
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Central Mutual Insurance Company OF Chicago
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Purdue Five Alone Atop Big 10 Heap
Purdue maintained sole possession of first place in the Big Ten after rallying to defeat Northwestern 81 to 27 while Ohio State toppled Indiana 43 to 34. Northwestern close game pressured Purdue late as they held on for the win. Indiana faces Michigan and Wisconsin with several other league games on the slate.
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Bobcats Entered in Olympic Meet in Indianapolis
The fifth district NCAA Olympic basketball elimina tion closing Feb 26 has three Ohio teams entered Western Reserve Cincinnati and Ohio Universities The eight team district tournament will be held in March to decide the champion to face the sixth district winner An agreement between Rome radio station and a Rome telephone company enables motorists to call from the road using a car radiophone.
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1926 Football Rule Book Sees Minor Changes
The 1926 college football rule book, nearly the same as 1935, gains several minor changes and a major suggestion to end the slow whistle. Key updates include quicker stoppage, valid options on blocked punts, ineligible receivers, half-time readiness, leniency toward punters, and updated uniform numerals. Additional reports note W E Bryan returning from Washington to Middleport, and new altitude instruments proposed for air tour guides.
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Kessler Nears Scoring Lead in Big Ten Battle
Purdue star Rob Kessler moved within two points of Chicago’s Bill Haarlow atop Big Ten scoring after an 11 point game against Northwestern, reaching 100 points in eight games. Haarlow led with 102 points in nine games, shooting 18 of 57 from the line while Kessler connected on 41 of 118 free throws.
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Norwegians Cup Winter Games Highlight Historic Day
Garmisch Partenkirchen hosts the fourth Olympic winter games as Norway dominates with strong ski and skating results. Attendance tops one million with eight hundred thousand paying events. Canada loses hockey to Great Britain in a dramatic series finale, while final unofficial standings place Norway first ahead of Germany Sweden and Finland.
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Geibel Mineralites Lead Ohio State Bowling Tourney
The Geibel Mineralites topped the Class A Ohio State bowling tournament with a 2 977 series and a 1 095 final game to take first place. Excel Woodcrafts finished second with 2 962. Six officers resigned and new executives were elected including Paul Foltz of Columbus as president and Virgil Williams of Cincinnati as vice president. At Croydon airport near London a weather balloon was launched to 2 000 feet to test flying conditions in fog.
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Tilden Defeats Bruce Barnes In Exhibition Match
The veteran Bill Tilden topped Bruce Barnes of Texas 1-6 7-5 6-4 in an exhibition. Mrs Ethel Burkhardt Arnold beat Jane Sharp of California 7-5 5-7 6-2. Sharp and Barnes defeated Arnold and Tilden 6-0 1-6 6-2 in mixed doubles.
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Battery terminal with thumbscrew puller reduces removal damage
A new battery terminal features a thumbscrew puller designed to prevent damage during removal. This device simplifies loosening the terminal, enhancing safety and efficiency for technicians.
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