Bobcats Rally Falls Short in Cincinnati OT Loss
Cincinnati completes overtime win over Ohio University 33 30 as Bobcats suffer scoring drought in second half. Berens and Austing spark late surge but cannot overcome six of nine free throws in final stretch.
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Ohio State Football Dilemma Stages Comic Look at Coaching
Columbus reports a stage satire on Ohio State football hiring as Willaman quits, St. John and the Athletic Board propose coaches from Shaughnessy to Godfrey, while the press and alumni push for a national reputation coach. Willaman moves to Western Reserve as satire ends.
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Akron Wooster clash may crown 1934 Ohio Conference champion
Akron at Wooster faces crucial 1934 title decision as Akron holds 11–1 and Wooster 9–2, following Akron’s 38–2 rout of Baldwin Wallace. Verne Sir Louis led Akron with 16 points while Heidel berg and Ashland split scoring leaders at 15 each. Bowling Green beat Ohio 33–20, Mount Union beat Hiram 45–27, Dayton lost to Hartham 34–27 with Stan Corbett top Dayton scorer at 11.
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State High School Association suspends Buchtel cage team
The State High School Athletic Association suspended Buchtel’s basketball team until next September for using an ineligible player Richard Kimble who had already reached the permitted high school years. Buchtel must forfeit its opening game to Coolville by 2 to 0 and the Rome Hollister game now opens at 2 pm.
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Winter Book Sucker List Grows Daily
Henry McLemore reports on the Kentucky Derby winter books and the lure of large odds. He notes suckers chase big payouts despite cautionary wisdom from figures like Tom Kearney, explaining horses carry many ailments and odds at times mislead. The piece compares betting perception to Barnum and Victorian claims.
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KiZER SAYS HE'LL STAY AT PURDUE
Purdue athletic director and football coach Noble Kizer denied any move to Ohio State. He said he had only discussed other coaches with Ohio officials and would be at Purdue next year unless dismissed.
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Seeded players win in net meet in New York
The second day of the women's national indoor tennis championship left six of eight seeds alive for the round of eight. No. 1 Mrs. Harry C. Brunie of New York fell to Helen Pedersen of Stamford 2 6 10 8 7 5, in a decisive upset. Other favored survivors include Norma Taubele Jane Sharp Mil Meent Hirsh Helen Grawn Florence Le Boutillier and Helen Germaine.
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McGraw Expected to Improve in Uremia Battle
John J. McGraw, former Giants manager, was expected to show further improvement today in his uremia battle. The New Rochelle Hospital bulletin said he had a comfortable day with improved kidney function and general condition. temperature 103, pulse 92, respiration 30.
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Wilmington College Clinches Northwest Conference Title
A.R Wilmington College defeated Bluffton College 41 to 30 to clinch the Northwest Conference basketball title. The Tigers led 18 to 12 at halftime and widened the gap in the second half after Bluffton guard Creel was sidelined with four fouls.
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Three Way Tie in World Billiards Championship
In New York on February 21 three cushions world championship leaders are Wesker Cochran Jay Bozeman and Johnny Layton each with seven wins and two losses. Willie Hoppe remains a threat in the final match tonight as Bozeman defeats Layton 50 to 25 and Cochran dominates Bozeman 50 to 25.
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Ohio Soft Ball Association To Meet Saturday
The Ohio Soft Ball Association plans a two day meeting in Columbus to affiliate with the National Softball Association and the Ohio Recreation Federation. Officials will adopt a constitution and discuss a new rules code with district representatives, forming eight statewide districts.
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Fight Results From Seattle Boxing Card
Kid Moro from Manila won a decision over Ah Wing Lee of Portland by 6 rounds. Al Lewis of Seattle defeated Jim Hill of Los Angeles by technical knockout in the 2nd round. Chalky Wright of Los Angeles knocked out Augie Soliz of Los Angeles in the fifth round.
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Bulldogs Battle Wellston In Key Southeast League Clash
Athens Red and Black men host Wellston tonight in a Southeastern League showdown that could drop Athens a notch in the standings. The core seniors Hardman Spelser Whipple Tribe Henry end their high school careers as the Bulldogs seek to stay in a first place tie with Pomeroy while Wellston arrives fresh from a 90 16 win over Middleport.
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Rutland Court Tourney Opens With High School and Independent Teams
Rutland hosts the county basketball tournament at the high school gym this Thursday through Saturday. High school teams battle for county title and a spot in the Sectional Close B tournament, with top contenders Toppers Plaine and Racine likely meeting in the final. Independent squads, including the Civilian conservation camp five, also compete in opening rounds.
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Ex-Giant Hurler Spencer Sent to Columbus Bees
Pitcher Glenn Edward Spencer, once with the New York Giants, was optioned today to the Columbus club of the American Association. The 2 year old right hander has moved through Cincinnati St. Louis and Pittsburgh systems since beginning in 1926 with Binghamton.
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Basketball Scores From Various Games Across The Nation
Cincinnati edged Ohio University in overtime 33 to 38. Ohio Wesleyan defeated Miami. Akron led Baldwin Wallace 38 to 20. Ashland 39 Heidleberg 23. Bowling Green 33 Ohio Northern. Mount Union 45 Hiram 27. Earlham 27 Dayton 27 Wilmington 41 Bluffton W. Duquesne 40 Temple 26. Georgetown 3. Canisius 27 Georgia Tech 43 Sewanee 27. Geneva 49 Carnegie Tech 18. Mississippi 36 Miss State 35 Rice 46 Texas A and M 35 South Carolina 28 Duke 23. St Thomas 52 Buckner 27 Texas A and M 35 Arkansas 2 Texas Christian 30 Baylor 4. Hope 37 Albion 3 Kalamazoo 26 Manchester 23 Oregon 28 Idaho 27.
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Midshipman Jack and Hi Nellie at Majestic and Ohio
The Majestic shows Bruce Cabot in Midshipman Jack with Navy approval and careful censorship. Paul Muni stars in Hi Nellie at the Ohio with Glenda Farrell and James Donlan.
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Daniel Haynes Understudy Turned Leading Man in The Green Pastures
Daniel L. Haynes, a singing screen star, rises from understudy to star in The Green Pastures, portraying Adam and Hezdrel. From Brooklyn printer to Broadway understudy with Show Boat and Hallelujah, he gained fame for Ol Man River and The End of the Road, now headlining at Memorial Auditorium on Monday February 26.
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Kline Injured Delayed Arrival For Phillies Spring Training
Columbus pitcher Rab Kline, a right handed thrower for the Philadelphia Nationals, will miss the start of spring training after fracturing his left elbow in a fall on an icy sidewalk at home. Doctors expect about six weeks before he can play.
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Unclear dramatic episode influences film story in Mollywood
A fragment discusses a scene crafted for a Mollywood production where an onlookers camera captures the moment and the episode is woven into the tale of "S. O. B Toe there" in an unexpected way.
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