Ohio Five Near Bottom With Miami Duel On Tap
Ohio University basketball, mired near Buckeye Conference cellar with two wins and five defeats, faces Miami at Men's Gym Wednesday night. Beanie Berens, Perk Reichley, and Roy George end their Ohio careers as Grover seeks 40 minutes of effort per game.
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Fragmented OCR Brainstorm of Local Sports Gossip
The garbled text lists names and hints at sports figures and events including Chicago golfers, Penn miler, and baseball mentions. It references Harold McSpaden, Lou, and Philies, with scattered notes on tracks, billiards, and college teams.
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Boilermakers Face Five Rival in Big Ten Tilt
Indiana clash with Wisconsin and Northwestern looms as Purdue learns it must win to gain ground in the Big Ten race. The competing teams bring five straight wins and aim to tighten standings with crucial road tests at Wisconsin and Ohio State.
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Beacon Journal Legion Boxing Champs Set for Tonight
Eighth amateur boxing champions will be crowned as fighters from fourteen Ohio cities compete in the Beacon Journal American Legion tournament in Akron. Entries include Eddie Adams Kent welterweight Al Anderia Mantua heavyweight and Sammy Taomina Akron flyweight. About 5 000 to 6 000 spectators are expected with visibility limited by horizon.
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Bishops and Bearcats Clash For Buckeye Loop Title
Wesleyan hosts Cincinnati as the Battling Bishops and Bearcats fight Friday for the Buckeye Conference crown. A Wesleyan win gives the Bishops the title. Cincinnati can share the title with an upset. The schedule lists 32 games with Ohio teams and others through the week.
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May Co. five win Northeastern Ohio A. A. U. cage title
The May Co. five of Cleveland defeated Canton Deetz Fords to win the Northeastern Ohio A. A. U. basketball tournament and earn the right to represent the district at the National A. A. U. play in Denver next month. Canton had beat Warren in the semifinals but slipped after the second half started as Cleveland surged with baskets. Seventeen games were played in the one day event.
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Laffoon Captures Phoenix Open In West Tour Finish
Ky Laffoon, the Denver ace, won the $2,500 Phoenix open with a sub par 68 last 14 holes to finish at 281 for 72 holes. Craig Wood was runner up with 285, Clarence Clark third at 256. Wood earned 350 dollars, Clark 250, Revolta and Cox tied for fourth at 287. The win ends the winter west tour as players plan Tampa trips.
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Panthers Triumph Over North High 41 25
Pomeroy Panthers easily defeated Columbus North High 41 to 25 at home Saturday night. The game featured a late shift to substitutes with Jed Mees entering in civilian attire after a dispute over eligibility. Referee Conaway called two technical fouls for delays as the Panthers held a commanding lead through three quarters.
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Logan Quintet Downs Jackson In Rough Tilt
Logan Quintet defeated Jackson High 36 to 19 on the local court in a rough game. Terrell led scorers with ten points before fouling out, as Brandt moved to forward and Carpenter filled guard. Earlier Logan Reserves beat Jackson Reserves 30 to 15.
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Campbell's delay for new speed mark at Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell postpones a attempt to beat the 272.108 mph world speed record as two days of rain squalls and strong winds ruin Daytona Beach conditions. AAA official Warren Baker says the timing traps cannot be set, likely delaying the run for several days. Freddie Miller defeats Jose Girones in Barcelona to retain the featherweight title.
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American) Boxing Association
Mid West rifle and pistol championship kicks off in Columbus
More than 175 experts from Ohio and neighboring states prepare for a three day mid west championship starting next Friday under the Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association. Twenty eight matches are scheduled, seven optional, with all firing from five feet.
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Yankees Face Worries as Roster Plans Unfold
New York teams scramble over farmed and veterans as Joe McCarthy seeks outfield help including talks with Boston and Detroit. Rabbit Maranville plans spring comeback while Honus Wagner nears a Pirates coaching post in California.
Hepburn Triumphs in The Little Minister at Majestic
Katherine Hepburn shines as Babbie in The Little Minister at the Majestic. John Beal leads a strong cast with Richard Wallace directing a faithful screen version of Barrie’s classic love tale. The review notes Hepburn’s rising star status and the film’s tender adaptation.
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