Buckeye lead held as teams clash in college hoops
Miitelos Riusimes sits atop the Buckeye Conference loop as Ohio University Bobcats pursue the title with Granville, Denison, and Wessex in hot pursuit. Ohio defeats Cincinnati while Denison edges Weslayan. upcoming Feb. 27 at Granville looms large. Baseball notes cover Reds and Cubs spring plans, plus short notes on players and venues.
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Lodi Fathers Organize Juvenile Basketball League
Lodi Township fathers form a league to coach their sons teams with four squads drafted. First games Saturday at 8 PM in Lodi High School gym feature matchups No 1 vs No 3 and No 2 vs No 4 with a foul shooting contest after.
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Harley Pierce
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Lee Williams
Bartels Removed as U S Attorney in Ohio
The Justice Department announced Bartels will be removed from the rolls as assistant United States attorney for the Southern District of Ohio effective February 21. The notice names William B. Bartels as the official subject of the action.
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Bobcats Clinch First Buckeye Title With 32 14 Win
Ohio Wesleyan loses to Denison 29 2 9 in a key Buckeye Conference clash leaving the Bobcats sole or co championship contenders. Denison led most of the game led by Scott who scored 11. Ohio Wesleyan’s defense stifled Cincinnati 32 14 earlier as Trace and Warshower led OWU scoring efforts.
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Johnson Sees Senators Pacing With Best Pitching in League
Washington manager predicts a strong year for the Senators with a balanced staff led by Liska Hadley Burke and Brown. He cites selective improvements from Crowder Marberry and Cronin while praising receivers Spencer Bolton and Hargrave and noting protection from Rice Manush and West.
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Athletics Likely to Win 1931 pennant in AL Rivalry Grow
In a roundup by Dixon Stewart, the 1931 American League teams loom similarly to 1930. The Athletics appear favored to claim the flag with Washington as a strong rival. New York faces pitching worries amid efforts to develop the mound staff and add players like Hoag Sewell and Werber.
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Tilden Triumphs Over Kozeluh In Indoor Showdown
In Baltimore the world indoor professional tennis championship moved to phase two after a stunning New York kickoff. Bill Tilden defeated Karel Kozeluh 6-4 6-2 6-4 before about 14 000 fans, earning receipts of 38000 as he dominated with a powerful serve and smart tactics.
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Trades Scarce in Big Leagues
Major league trade activity remains light this off season with only two direct trades since 1930. Philadelphia sent O'Doul and Thompson to Brooklyn for Dudley Elliott and Lee plus cash, while The Philadelphia Club sent Willoughby and Thevenow to Pittsburgh for Bartel.
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College Football Scores Snapshot Across Contests
Ohio University 32 beat Cincinnati 14. Ohio Wesleyan defeated Army 29 to 27. Carnegie Tech edged Navy and American University 26 to 25. Columbia routed Yale 82 to 36 and Pennsylvania won 22 to ? over Princeton. Georgia Tech 23 over Virginia Tech 19. Harvard lost 30 to 88 to Stanford. Drake 15. Washington 2a and Creighton 27 reflect scattered results.
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Ban Johnson In Serious Condition At St Louis Hospital
Ban Johnson former president of the American Baseball League is reported in serious condition in a St. Louis hospital after two weeks stay. Doctors consider a blood transfusion as a possible treatment to restore his health.
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Pesek Sweeps Ladoux in Two Straight Falls
Columbus wrestling card saw Nebraska Tiger John Pesek defeat Gene Ladoux of Boston in two straight falls. Al Baffert and Regis Siki of Abyss fought to a draw in the semi final.
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al Baffert
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Senate authorizes Hocking River survey through Athens County
The Senate session cleared its calendar with a long night of voting on minor bills. A key measure authorized a survey of the Hocking River as it flows through Athens County, Ohio.
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