Peden Outlines 1934 Ohio State Football Plans
Early with about 60 men in Peden's first call, the Bobcats begin building the 1934 football squad in gym practice. Peden stressed position trials, possible offense changes, and the return of experienced backs and linemen with several players shifting to new spots. The group includes Matty Felton, Ralph Robinette, Kenny Bennett, and Walt Priode among others, with many veterans expected to contribute.
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Don Peden
University
Peden
Ton
Perate
Pastball results reveal uneven scores across games
The recap lists multiple college matches with scattered scores featuring Indiana, Texas Aggies, Kansas State, Yale, Villanova, Illinois, Dartmouth, Minnesota, Rochester, Michigan and others. Result patterns show mixed outcomes and several close margins in the recorded games.
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Nedbrasks
Capital
Indiana
Denon
Lowe State
F. Laureville
Texas Aggies
Jonnas
Kansas State
Colo
Yale
Villanova
Illinois
Fae
Chicago
Dartmouth
Minnicotewn
Rochester
Michigan
Bobcats Face Bearcats In Key Buckeye Showdown
The Ohio University Bobcats travel to Cincinnati to meet the Bearcats in a crucial Buckeye Conference clash. Bobcats hope to snap a four game skid and win both remaining games for a respectable finish, while Cincinnati rides recent form and variables in the starting lineup. Carl Austing debuts for Cincinnati as Heanie Berens seeks a late season spark for OU.
All-American Feathers Signs With Cincinnati Reds
Beattie Feathers Tennessee 1933 star signs a trial contract as an outfielder with the Reds and will join manager Bob O'Farrell at Tampa camp on March 7. He chose Cincinnati hoping for quicker major league action with only four outfielders on the roster.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee University
Cincinnati Reds
Bob O'Farrell
Tampa
Fla
Feathers
Reds
Boxing Night Results Stop in St Paul
Larry Udei of Aberdeen stopped Lee Savoldi from St Paul in round four knocking him out. Bari Sather of Minneapolis knocked out Rene Barrett of St Paul in the first. Louise Walker of St Paul defeated Arnie Arnold of St Paul in the sixth.
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ST. Paul
Larry Udei
Aberdeen
Lee Savoldi
Bari Sather
Minneapolis
Rene Barrett
Louise Walker
Arnie Arnold
St. Pau
Women's Pin Meet Closes With Creekside Pins Losses and Wins
The central states women's bowling tour ended in Cleveland as the Creasier Five of Cincinnati led teams while Grace Hatch of Cleveland won the individual event. Fort Wayne duo A Scherer and D Parker took doubles, with standings showing multiple Detroit and Cleveland entries alongside Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Central States
Creasier
Cincinnati
Grace Hatch
A. Scherer
D. Parker
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cressier
Euclidiath
Grand River
Detroit
Palace Recreation
Hill Recreation
M. Danick J. Radtkin
G. Lukens
R. Gray
Eric
M. Nicholas
Interstate shoot winds up today
The 3rd annual interstate trapshooting tournament ends with Spencer T. Olin of Alton Illinois leading after 80 targets with 77. Harvey E. Woodward of Houston Texas is second with 76 and Russel Elliott of Kansas City and Ted Renfro of Dell Montana tied for third at 75 as final rounds begin.
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Kansas City
U.P
Spencer T. Olin
Alton
Iil
Olin
Harvey E. Woodward
Houston
Tex
Russel Elliott
Ted Renfro
Dell
Mont
Denison Hopes Dashed by Colossal Defeat at Westerville
Otterbein led Denison by a wide margin at Westerville as Denison fell 4 to percent in a key Ohio Conference clash. Kenyon topped Capital 32 to 18 with Bob Swanson scoring 13 for Kenyon. In non conference play Xavier beat Louisville 37 to 29 at Cincinnati and Toledo defeated St Johns 48 to 40 at Toledo.
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Otterbein
Denison
Ohio
Westerville
Columbus
Kenyon
Capita
Bob Swanson
Xavier
University of Louisville
Cincinnati
Toledo
St. John’s University
Layton Ties for Billiard Lead in World Championship
New York Feb 2 John Layton, who popularized the diamond system in billiards, moved into a tie for first with Jay Bozeman after beating Willie Hopp 50 to 46 in 55 innings. Layton notches his seventh win in eight starts and faces Allen Hall next while Bozeman meets Welker Cochran, the defending champion.
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New York
U.P
Johnny Layton
Jay Bozeman
Willie Hopp
Layton
Bozeman
Austing May Pass Record in Buckeye Conference
Columbus Feb. Austing of Cincinnati Center can score 4 more points in two games to set a new Buckeye Conference scoring record. The current mark is 10 points set by Bernard Berens of Ohio University last year. Austing’s season total rises to 107 after a 1 point performance against Marshall. Berens remains second. Rey James of Wittenberg has 14, Clovis Stark of Wesleyan 14, and Lawrence Gill of Marshall 13.
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Butch Grover
Offie University
University of Cincinnati
Bobcats
Marshall
Huntington
Buckeye
Wittenberg
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Marietta
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Marshall College
Herd
Ballard
Smith
Summerville
Olin Grandie
Cieses i
Otte
Carl Austing
Heanie Berens
Austing
Tom Austing
Berens
Grover
Don Fogelsong
Bill Wipfier
Roy George
Vern Wolfe
Perk Reichley
George
Wolfe
Columbus
Austin
Cincinnati Center
Bernard Berens
Ohio University
Marshall Berens
Rey James
Clovis Stark
Ole Wesleyan
Lawrence Gill
Prech. Weneyan
Teammier
Wesleyan
Anthony
U& Pitser
Kinceid
Mareball
New York to Stage Featherweight Champion Elimination
Madison Square Garden to host an international elimination to crown a successor to Kid Chocolate as world featherweight champion. Mike Belloise of New York drawn to fight Vittorio Temagnini of Italy. winner to face Freddie Miller of Cincinnati for the undisputed title after Chocolate vacated the crown for failure to arrange a defense within 90 days.
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New York
U.P
Madison Square Garden
Kid Chocolate
New York Boxing Commission
Mike Belloise
Vittorio Temagnini
Freddie Mille
Cincinnati
Chocolate
Becaus
Wrestling results from New York Kansas City and Detroit shows
The reports list multiple bouts across venues in New York City Kansas City and Detroit with several winners and draws. Jim Browning from Missouri defeated George Calza from Italy while Joe Bavoldi Michigan defeated Pat O Hara Ireland and Mehemet Yousouf Turkey defeated Hans Steinke Germany. Other results include Ed Strangler Lewis and Ken tucky against Mike Romano Italy and Sam Cordovano New York defeating Bert Rubi Hungary while Sam Stein Newark drew with Hans Kampfter Germany. In Kansas City Saier Jack Lewis defeated Pete Mehringer and Pat Mahoney Philadelphia defeated Joe Siska. Jack Kno che Toronto defeated Miguel Gonzales Madrid and Georg Mellett won for Kan aga. In Dallas Bill Edwards Kansas City defeated Hans Schultz Germany and Juan Humberto Mexico defeated Al Sparks Denver. In Detroit George Dusette Boston defeated Bull Curry Hartford and Mussapha Pasha Turkey drew with Mephisto and Walter Roxy Hamtramck defeated Pierre Belle Quebec while Ralph Garibaldi Italy and Since Arthur Montreal drew.
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New York
Tist Armory
Jim Browning
Missouri
George Calza
Italy
Joe Bavoldi
Michigan
Pat O'Hara
Ireland
Mehemet Yousouf
Turkey
Hans Steinke
Germany
Ed ‘Strangler
Lewis
Kentucky
Mike Romano
Dick Shikat
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Sam Cordovano
Bert Rubi
Sam Stein
Newark
Hans Kampfter
Kansas City
Daria Ostopovich
Sai
Er Jack Lewis
San Francisco
Pete Mehringer
University of
Migual Gonzales
Madrid
Dallas
Tex
Bill Edwards
Hans Schultz
Juan Humberto
Mexico
al Sparks
Denver
Sam Lethers
Des Moines
Eddie Wirth
Detroit
Clif Thiede
Long Beach
Cal
Dick Blitho
Syracuse
George Dusette
Boston
Bull Curry
Hartford
Conn
Mustapha Pasha
Mephisto
Walter Roxy
Hamtramck
Mich
Pierre A Belle
Quebec
Ralph Garibaldi
Arthur
Montreal
Berghoff Girls Lose Second City Championship Game
The Dayton Berghoff girls basketball team suffered its first defeat of the season, falling to the Puro Pep girls of Dayton 22 to 12 in the second game of the city championship series. Puro Pep coach John Trace, a former Ohio A cage star, led the upset as Berghoff had won 21 straight games before last night.
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Dayton
U.R
Dayton Berghoff
Puro
John Trace
Ohio A. Cage
Berghoff
Purdue Heads Toward Crown
Purdue poised to clinch the Big Ten title with a 2 game lead over Wisconsin as Michigan looms and Wisconsin visits Purdue. The Boilermakers crushed Minnesota 47 30 before 14000 at Minneapolis to set an attendance record.
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Wisconsin
Badgers
Purdue
Michigan
Lafayette
Boilermakers
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Gophers
Chrisman Accepted Columbus Coaching Post at West High
Claude Chrisman former Ohio University football star will move to Columbus to become assistant coach at West High School under Harold B Wise. He previously served as assistant to Pete McKinley at Athens High this season and is a Mt Vernon native. George Williams Athens alumnus also named coach at West Junior High. Superintendent B C Pendry notes Athens High may not fill Chrisman’s position.
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Claude Chrisman
Ohio University
Columbus
West High School
Harold B. Wise
Chrisman
West Junior High
Marion Harding High
W. W. Williams
B.C Pendry
Chrieman
Hhis
Athens High
Whara Replies to New Charges at Notre Dame
In South Bend Indiana Father O’Hare acting president of Notre Dame responds to charges by Henry Pritchett emeritus Carnegie Foundation. He argues football need not threaten intellectual pursuits and would be dropped if proven. He notes 20 percent of a 4 million dollar plant increase over 12 years went to athletics.
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South Bend
Ind
Feo Bue
Notre Dame University
Joan F. O'Hara
Notre Dame
Southern California
Henry
Father O'Hare
Bulldogs to Meet Wellston in Midweek Ohio League Clash
Athens cagers moved the Wellston game up to Wednesday due to Washington's birthday adjust. A scrimmage with Stewart High revealed pass and shooting struggles for both teams as Athens seeks a needed win to hold second in the Southeastern Ohio League standings, with a final big test against Pomeroy looming.
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Wellston
Athens Cagers
Stewart High
Washington
Athens
Alle @us
Conquest
Pomeroy
Vines and Tilden Sweep French Pair in Garden
In New York at Madison Square Garden Vines and Tilden take three matches from Henri Cochet and Martin Plas in the second round of a six match series. Vines beat Cochet 6 4 6 5 Tilden defeated Plas 6 4 6 8 11 0. The doubles Vines and Tilden defeated Cochet and Mina 1 14 12 0 66.
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New York
Elleworth Vines
Big Bill” Tilden
Henri Cochet
Martin Plas
France
Madison Square Garden
Vines
Little Cochet
Davie Capace
Tilden
Plas
Cochet
Mina
Bird Pitchers Sold to Reds
Provisional sale of two right handed pitchers, Fred Sheriff Blake and Jim Lindsay, to the Cincinnati Reds was announced by George M. Trautman of the Columbus Red Birds. Blake, who has NL experience with Pittsburgh and Chicago, joined Columbus in 1931 and was traded to Rochester last season. Lindsay joined from the St. Louis Cardinals but also went to Rochester. The club says both will be returned to Columbus on May 1 since Cincinnati does not want their services.
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Columbus
U.2
Fred “Sheriff” Blake
Jim Lindsay
Cincinnati Reds
George M. Trautman
Columbus Red Birds
Blake
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Rochester
Lindsay
St. Louis Cardinals
Leth Blake
Cincinnati
Chieftains Tackle Aquinas Wednesday Home Doubleheader
Logan Chieftains host Aquinas High of Columbus for a midweek home doubleheader in the final home game of the season. Logan Reserves face Columbus reserves in the preliminary. Krumians and Thrush play their last home game as Purple and White before an away game March 2 at Wellaton.
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Logan
Logan Chieftains
Aquinas High of Columbus
Columbus
Krumians and Thrush
Chieftains
Wellaton
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Walt Priode
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