Bobcats Open Final Week With Muskingum Home Tilt
Mitch's Musings notes the Ohio University Bobcats host Muskingum in their final home game before a Friday trip to Denison as the 1981 season nears its close. The piece highlights the expected defensive challenge against high scoring Muskingum and the must-win vibe of the Buckeye Conference finale.
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Wisconsin Track Team Favored After Quad Meet Win
Wisconsin emerged as the favorite for the Big 10 indoor title after beating Ohio State Chicago and Northwestern in Evanston. The Badgers totaled 46 points, Ohio State 42, Chicago 22, Northwestern 20, with Wisconsin winning all events except the two hurdles. The league meet is set for Madison March 6 and 7.
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Fauitless Cleaners Finish Second in Ohio Bowling Meet
In Columbus the Fauitless Cleaners of Marion placed second with a 2991 pin total led by L Schuler’s 249 196 and 151. Hudson Essex of Troy placed fourth with 2959 while Burt Foundry To ledo led at 3010. Seibert and Rantz of Toledo won doubles 1240. Sanders of Dayton second 1231. Sanders also led all events with 1938.
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Steubenville
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Cincinnati
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Tilden Extends Lead With Win Over Kozeluh in Cincinnati
William Tilden defeated Karel Kozeluh 8 6, 6 3 in Cincinnati, extending his hold on the professional tennis world. The match drew the largest crowd ever to attend a Cincinnati tennis event.
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Bobcats Meet Muskies Tonight Home Season for 1931
Athens High fell to Portsmouth 42 12 as Cropper and Bricker led the Bulldogs’ quick attack in Portsmouth. The Buckeye era ends with a Muskingum visit. Jerry Warshower’s local finale and Grover’s lineup prepare to defend an eight game win streak.
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Big 10 Title At Stake In Tilt Tonight
Northwestern leads the Big 10 race by one game awaiting a showdown with Minnesota in Minneapolis. A Northwestern win virtually clinches the title. Minnesota win would keep the race tied at eight wins and two losses.
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Willaman Approached by Western Reserve for Coach Post
Offered post in Cleveland Feb 23. Sam Willaman, Ohio State mentor and former high school coach here a decade ago, has been approached by Western Reserve University about filling its vacant football coaching position. Gordon Locke, Reserve athletic director, said they would talk if Willaman is interested.
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Wage cuts seen as hindrance to recovery says bank
Foreman State National Bank warns wage reductions would harm recovery by delaying price stabilization and delaying normal business. Alaska offers 65 000 square miles of farm land for homesteading, with over 360 acres already cultivated.
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Brooklyn Robins Stronger Than Last Year Says Manager
Manager Wilbert Robinson predicts Brooklyn Robins will finish 1 2 3 in 1931, claiming a stronger club than 1930 with improved left field and second base. He notes new additions Lefty O’Doul Fresco Thompson Ernest Lombardi and Jack Quinn plus returning stars Babe Herman and Rube Bressler.
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Finn
Nowers
Thompson
Wright
Slade
Gilbert
Warner
Babe Herman
Frederick
O'Doul
the Boone
Max Rosenfeld
Toledo
Bissonette
Equipoise Heads 180 Derby Entries From 8 Owners
New York report notes A R C Whitney's Equipoise leads a field of 180 horses through eight owners vying for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 16. Poised with six to one futures odds, Equipoise won eight races and $156,835 last year. Belair Stud and Greentree Stable join Sagamore in nominating multiple contenders, while last year's juvenile crown contenders mostly return. Jamestown is absent. Only four fillies named: Sunny Lassie, Anne Arundel, Martha Jones, and Astrakhan.
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Gallant Fox
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Martha Jones
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