Ohio Bobcats Eye Home Wins In Buckeye Clash
Ohio Bobcats host Miami of Oxford at the Ohio Gymnasium in a pivotal Buckeye Conference matchup. Coach Grover's team aims to extend a perfect home record to seven straight, as they chase a three-game home stretch and a possible even conference mark. Captain Burkholder, Oterba, and Rammer lead the forward and center lineup with guards undecided. Miami countered with Taylor Clouser up front and Maurer Richardson in the backcourt amid injuries.
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Vic Sherow
Buckeye
Ohio Gymnasium
Grover
Bobcats
Miami Five
Oxford
Peach
Denison
Cincinnati
Ohio‘ane
Miami
Jack Burkholder
Oterba
Rammer
Trace
Chwackhapier
Hart
Warshowsey
Williams
Taylor
Clouser
Kanfield
Maurer
Richardson
Hocking County High School Cage Tournament Drawings
Drawings were held at the County Superintendent's office for the Hocking County basketball tournament at Haydenville February 22 and 23. Boys and girls brackets listed with matchups, times, and semi final and final schedules. officials from Ohio University named as tournament officials.
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South Perry
Haydenville
Rock+bridge-Marion
Laurelville
Carbon Hill
Llesboro
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Union Furnace
Four Changes Made in Rules for Grid Game
National Football Rules Committee announced 1929 changes after a three day Absecon session. Fumbled balls recovered by defense dead at recovery point. offense may advance fumbled ball. Kicking plays now advanceable. try for point moved to two yard line. interference rules tightened on scrimmage crosses. Roy Rogers wrong way run cited as example of prior rules.
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Roy Rergers
Georgia Tech
Pasadena
National Football Rules Committee
Absecon
N. J
Feeja
Grapplers Meet Columbus in Feature Wrestling Bout
The capital hosts a main event featuring Clete Kauffman versus Joe Banaski, an Oklahoma cowboy, on Wednesday night. Kauffman returns to Columbus for his first match in over a year after an extended absence.
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Grapplers
Columbus
Clete Kauffman
Joe Banaski
Kauffman
Carroll College Names Former Ohio Athlete as Coach and AD
Ralph C. Kenney, ex Ohio University athlete and 1912 graduate, is named director of athletics and coach at Carroll College Waukesha Wisconsin. He will assume duties March 1 1929 and may coach track this spring while planning schedules for students to enter athletic director roles. The football schedule opens next fall against the University of Iowa.
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Jack Ryder
Boston College
Lloyd Hahn
Frank Hussey
Guarino
Goody
Pasquantino
Boston
Carroll College
Ohio University
Ralph C
Fritz’ Kenney
Fritz) Kenney
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Athens
Ella J. Kenney
Howard Hall
Kenney
Louisiana Tech
Missouri
Kenney Kag
Highland Park
Michiigan
Michigan
Milwaukee
Red” Armstrong
Centre College
Harvard
Carroll
University of Iowa
Health campaign winners named at Ohio University
Winners of the Posture Week campaign on the Ohio University campus will be announced at a special showing in Alumni Memorial Auditorium tonight. After the film Foot Follies, plaques will be awarded to the healthiest boy and healthiest girl, per Prof. C. D. Giauque.
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Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
C. D. Giauque
Giauque
Williams Defeated by Elder in New York 60 Yard Dash
Percy Williams Olympic sprint champion loses to Jack Elder Notre Dame star in a New York Athletic Club 60 yard dash. Elder wins by about a half yard in 6.25 seconds, narrowly missing the world record by one fifth of a second.
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New York
Percy Williams
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
New York Athletic Club
Elder
New Straitsville Splits Twin Bill With Shawnee
In the season finale before the Perry County tournament New Straitsville hosts Shawnee. The girls lose 17 3 while the boys win 28 23. Blankenship and Orndorf star for New Straitsville with five baskets each and Crowe adds five for Shawnee.
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New Straitsville
Perry County
Shawnee
Blankenship
Big Reds
Orndorf
Reds
Crowe
Shawnee New Straitsville
Blackburn
Bird McKnight
R. F. DeVol
Treadwell Co Webb
C Forrester Mason
Gy McGinley Jones
R. G. Mills Boys
Jenkins LF
Essex Crowe R. PF
Price Co. Orndort Hiles J. G, Hesex
Lewis R. G. Blankenship
Big Ten Scores From Weekday Football Clashes
Wisconsin defeated Northwestern 37 to 23 while Illinois beat Michigan 27 to 24. Minnesota downed Iowa 37 to 23 and Purdue beat Indiana 30 to 16. Ohio State edged Chicago 35 to 31.
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Wisconsin
Northwestern
Tllinoils
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Ohio State
Chicago
Reds Sell Club in Louisville Purchase Announced
St Louis February 19 announcement by Branch Rickey vice president of the Cardinals confirms sale of the Dayton Central League club to Louisville in the American Association. He also notes purchase of the St Wayne Indiana Central League club and Scottdale in the Middle Atlantic League.
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REDS
ST. Louis
Dayton
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Rickey
St. Wayne
Ind
Scottdale
Duray Sets Speed Record On Indianapolis 2 1/2 Mile Oval
Leon Duray set a speed record at Indianapolis by driving two and a half miles at 124.018 miles per hour for a single lap on the oval.
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Leon Duray
Indianapolis Speedway
Reds Seeks Punch From New Recruits in 1929 Bid
New York Feb 18 Reds manager Jack Hendricks will start selecting among seventeen newcomers from a 38 man spring group at Orlando on Feb 26. The Reds aim to strengthen their outfield with Este Crabtree Ernest Swanson Walter Shaner and University of California star etc. Changes planned at first and third base with fights for spots among Shiell Kelly Pipp Lutzke Stripp Dressen and two new pitchers. The catching staff also weakens with Bubbles Hargrave off to St Paul and additions Leo Dixon Hugh McMullen Clyde Sukeforth.
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New York
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Orlando
Fla
Hendricks
Pat Moran
Cincinnati
Este Crabtree
Ernest Swanson
Walter Shaner
Red Sox
Jack Hill
University of California
Ethan Allen
Marty Callaghan
Everett Purdy
Curls Walker
Bill Zitzmann
Victor Shiell
George Kelly
Wally Pipp
Rube Lutzke
Cleveland Indians
Joe Stripp
Columbus
Charley Dressen
Hughie Crits
Horace Ford
Paul Zahnizer
Senators
Kenneth Ash
Joe Smith
Harlan Wyle
Charley Meeker
Bill McCoy
Sam Willaman Made OSU’s First Alumnus Coach
Sam Willaman, longtime graduate of Ohio State, has been appointed football coach at the university and becomes the first alumnus to hold the position. His selection marks a historic return to leadership by a former student of the school.
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Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Badgers Take Big Ten Lead With Northwestern Win
Wisconsin moved into undisputed first in the Big Ten after a 37-23 victory over Northwestern while Michigan lost 27-24 to Illinois in a season full of upsets.
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Chicago
Wiseconsin
Michigan
Badgers
Northwestern
Illinois
Did You Know That with Fuzzy Historical Diagrams
Herr Schmeling prefers poker to pinochle and declines craps with his head manager. Buddy Myer’s name ends with y, Clarke Griffith ends with e. Willie Stribling fought Kid Domb in his first bout. Gooffy’s fighter faced Kid Dummer in a recent match. John Chapman fined four of six riders for an outlaw race. Winters collected cash, Lands, Grimm, and Hil also fined. Chap man runs the Garden races. Phillies acquire a farm under a working agreement. Chattanooga confesses guilt.
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Herr Schmeling
Chermankrieger
Choe Chachobs
Buddy Myer
Clarke Griffith
Willie Stribling
Kid Domb
Gooffy
Kid Dummer
John Chapman
Jack Curley
Chapman
Grimm
Phillies
Chattanooga
Pipp's Future To Be Decided After Cincinnati Meeting
A.R. Ose Carr president of the Columbus Senators meets with Cincinnati Reds President McDiarmid in Cincinnati to decide Walter Pipp's future. With Reds ownership and manager Jack Hendricks planning George Kelly at first, Pipp may be traded to the Senators.
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Cincinnati
A.R— Ose Carr
Columbus Senators
McDiarmid
Cincinnati Reds
Walter Pipp
Reds
American Association
iPipp
Jack Hendricks
Keown
George Kelly
Pipp
Senators
Nelsonville Bowlers Triumph in First Series Match
A picked Nelsonville bowling team defeated local Athens at Varsity Bowling Alleys in the opening game of a two team series. Nelsonville total pins 2688 with Hutchins leading the field scoring well over 600 across two games while Athens struggles trailing by 684 pins. Scores for the two teams were listed in the report.
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Nelsonville
Gins
Hutchins
Athens
Hamburg athlete sets German shot put record
In Hamburg on Friday a German shot putter established a national record with a mark around 1 meter 49 feet 7 7/8 inches, surpassing the previous record by over four feet set the day before.
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Hamburg
Peer Pechschfeld
Ters
Feld
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