ICKEYE CONFERENCE MAY ADD NEW MEMBER
Cincinnati Enquirer reports the Ickeye Athletic Association may add a new school to its circuit possibly Muskingum to replace Wittenberg after a and reorganization dispute. A meeting on March 2 could approve inviting another school to join. Wittenberg is invited to rejoin but Lutheran officials likely will not rejoin without unanimous approval.
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U.rncinnati Enquirer
Eye Athletic Association
Wittenberg
Squirer
Wspaper
Berg
Evence
Infield Board Signals Buckeye Association Reentry
Dr. T. Ich, chairman, stated on Tuesday night that the board leans toward reentering the Buckeye Association only by invitation. He added that Wittenberg is not seeking reinstatement and will not join unless invited.
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Ingfield
Dr. T. Ich
Wittenberg
Gec
Associan
Wilms football team loses seven players amid scholastic and financial issues
Wingfield reports seven men and one basketball man have dropped out of Williams for financial or scholastic reasons. The exiting group includes star guard Meg and players Harna Ott Cranmer Bricker Rabin Defines Neuman and Richard, among others, affecting the football lineup.
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Wingfield
Wilms
Meg
Halian volcano transplant erupts again near Guthrie Oklahoma
The fragmentary report notes an eruption in this country near Guthrie Oklahoma with a victim listed as number three. It mentions a fight in Newark New Jersey involving Owen, a man-mountain, and three opponents with about three minutes of sparring. A sum of 666 dollars is mentioned.
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Owen
Guthrie
Okla
Amera
Newark
N. J
Roy Peterson
Elzeare
Washington
Terris Wins Oak in Narrow 10 Round Victory
Sid New York, once a light heavyweight title contender, defeated Gaston Charles in a ten round decision at Broadway Arena on Feb 19. New York secured the win in a closely contested bout.
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Oak
U.R
Sid
New York
Gaston Charles
Broadway Arena
Mickey Walker Set for World Light-Heavy Title Bid
Promoter Jack Kearns plans a Madison Square Garden charity bout pitting Mickey Walker against Rene De Vos for the world light-heavyweight title with a possible Slattery-Rosen follow-up. Walker, 165 pounds, impressed in Detroit by stopping Leo Lomski. his path to the crown hinges on fit and future foes.
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Detroit
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Walker
Kearns
New York
Rene de Vos
Jimmy Slattery
Slattery-Rosenbloom
Jack Kearns
Madison Square Garden
Lomski
Mick
Mickey
Pugilism
Ace Hudkins
Hudkins
White Plans Comeback in Chicago This Friday
Veteran lightweight Charlie White, age 38, announces a return to boxing with a Friday bout against Henry Perlock. Once facing stars like Benny Leonard, White believes his punch remains sharp though doubts linger about a full revival. He runs a successful women’s health gym and says money is not the motive for the comeback.
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White
Henry Perlock
Fighting Perlock
Charley
Charlie
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie Mitchell
Freddie Welsh
Rocky Kansas
Johnny Dundee
Pat Moran
Luque Signs With Robins After Holdout Rush
In Brooklyn on February 19, the Robins received signed contracts from seven players including Adolfo Luque, Rube Bressler, Clise Dudley, Max West, Luther Roy, Jackie Warner and Hal Lee. Thirteen Brooklyn NL holdouts remain, among them Dazzy Vance and Babe Herman.
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N. Y
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Dazzy Vance
Babe Herman
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati
Rube Bressler
Clise Dudley
Max West
Luther Roy
Jackie Warner
Hal Lee
Logan Bowlers Defeat Glouster in Three-Game Series
Logan bowlers Bruce Brandt and Pete Beshara defeated Glouster challengers Bryan Gormley and R. Gormley Monday night after totaling 1212 pins in three doubles games. Glouster finished with 1160 pins, Brandt posting 614 across the series and B Gormley 606. B Gormley had the high single with 244 in the last game. R Gormley totaled 441 pins for the series, the top mark.
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Logan
Bryan Gormley
R. Gormley
Glouster
Bruce Brandt
Pete Beshara
Brandt
B. Gormley
Yankees Pin Hopes on New Manager and Many Rookies
New York outlines a rebuild under Col. Ruppert with Bob Shawkey guiding a largely inexperienced staff. Key holdovers are Dickey Gehrig Combs and Ruth, while six of twelve recruits shown promise for majors, including Alf en Cooke Ben Chapman and pitchers Poll Andrews Gomez. Several veterans depart or shift roles as the roster reshapes.
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Col
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Bob Shawkey
Yankees
Mister Huggins
Dickey
Gehrig
Combs
Ruth
Yanks
Alfen
Dusty) Cooke
Ben Chapman
Americus Poll
Ivy Andrews
Vernon Gomez
St. Paul
Shawkey
Cooke
Oyt
Heb Meuset
Chapman
Polli
Andrews
McEvoy
Gomez
Lyn Lary
Jimmy Reese
Oklahoma
Reese
Lary
Lazzeri
Noeniger Tory
Ken Williams
Red Saven
Sam Pyrd
Defield
Cedrick Dopret
al Dickey
Benny Bengough
Arndt Jorgens
Jersey City
W. J. Karlon
Springfield
Mass
Hugene
Bubbles) Hargrave
Cincinnati
Giants Squad Takes Workout At San Antonio Camp
The New York Giants began a two hour drill as most of the early squad arrived in San Antonio Texas with Ralph Judd joining the camp. Pitchers Larry Benton and O Farrell are holdouts while Carl Hubbell has signed his 1980 contract and reported recently.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bush Resting as Athletes Play in Sox Camp
Donie Bush, manager of the Chicago White Sox, cut back personal activities but kept the pace high for his players. He led the first workout and was the firmest presence in camp saying he may not be as young as before but will not let the team slacken its effort.
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San Antonio
Tex
U.P
Donie Bush
Chicago White Sox
Bush
Donie
Bucs Leave For Training Camp
Pittsburgh Pa Feb 19 The Pirates advance guard of battery men under Manager Jewell Ens left for Buckspring training at Paso Robles Cal Floyd Young recruit second baseman fell ill with appendicitis en route and returned home to Jamestown NC for an operation
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U.R
Jewell Ens
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Paso Robles
Cal
Floyd Young
Jamestown
N. C
Loyola University reshuffles athletic leadership as Lamont resigns
Robert McKelley announces Daniel J. Lamont quits as athlete director and head football coach at Loyola Chicago. Lamont resigns to take a headline coach position under Jim Phelan at the University of Washington.
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the Rey
Robert McKelley
Loyola University
Chicago
Daniel J. Lamont
Lamont
Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
Daluk Shel Dom Clark Re-elected President of Klemgoe Stadium
Chicago March 19. Dulak Seldom Clark a notable sportsman has been re elected as president of the Klemgoe Stadium corporation. The unit operates the 87 million dollar sports building in Chicago and Clark succeeds Paddy Harmon the builder of the arena.
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Met
Dulak—Sheldom Clark
Tiithonaire Sportsman
Klemgoe Stadium Corporation
Clark
Paddy Harmon
Co Lumber family bowling team tops Coluster youths
In Glouster on Tuesday night the Co lumber mixed team of three sisters and two brothers defeated Coluster girls and boys at Colbert Bros. alley by a margin of 125 pins. The family team is noted as one of the fastest mixed teams in the state and played a superb game.
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Columber
Colouster
Colbert Bros
Colbert Brothers Triumph Over Murray City Bowlers
In Glouster on February 1, Colbert Brothers defeated Murray City five to win the match. Murray City won one game but Colbert Brothers secured the decisive early lead.
Bulldogs Face Marietta In Sixth Game Clash
Marietta travels to Athens for game six after Athens practiced with substitutes. Coach McKinsey used bench players while Fields Ard and Wagner sat out, and illness sidelined Woogner. Athens seeks a defensive fix against tall Marietta forwards after a 36-24 loss earlier in the season.
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Lott
Marietta
McKinsey
Fields
Ard
Wagner
Woogner
Pielda
McKinley
Carly
Pioneer Yey
Coens
Mide
Pilon
Smith
Tian
Burroughs
Ohioans Meet Wit Tenses In Ame Tonight
Wittenberg College basketball team faces Ohio University in a tense match at home. Lutherale boasts of recent wins as Cincinnati prepares for a high-stakes contest.
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Basketeers
Ohio Symnastum
Ohio University
Lutherabe
Win Cincinneti
Bwt
Son
Nea
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