Troy Dominates Troy and Buchtel in Semi Final Contests
Four teams reached the Athens tournament semi finals as Troy overwhelmed Buchtel 47 14 in the night’s key game. Greens Run upset Albany 30 28 in overtime while Ames Bern edged Hollister 18 17 and Jacksonville Trimble beat Rome 29 25 in a seesaw slate.
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Medwick denies holdout claim over 1940 contract
St Louis outfielder Joe Medwick said he could not be a holdout since he had not seen his 1940 contract. The document arrived at his home by registered mail while he was away and was returned to the post office. Cardinals president Sam Breadon stated Medwick had been offered 18 500, the same as last season, and he could take it or leave it.
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Ambers Favored 9-5 To Beat Brooklyn Boy Davis
Lou Ambers enters a 10 round non title bout at Madison Square Garden favored at 9 to 5 to defeat Brooklyn welterweight Young Al Davis. If Ambers wins he earns a title shot against Henry Armstrong at Yankee Stadium. The crowd nears 18 000 with a $65 000 gate as Ambers seeks return after inactivity and two easy decisions.
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Toledo Golfer Reaches Dixie Amateur Semi Finals
In Miami, Frank Strafaci of New York and Bob Dunkelberger of High Point N C contest the Dixie Amateur final four, facing Fred Dowling of Toledo and Earl Christiansen of Miami in the other semi. Strafaci beat Charley Whitehead 2 and 1. Dunkelberger beat Arnold Minkley 4 and 3. Dowling edged Don Allan 1 up. Christiansen defeated Dick Cuici 3 and 1.
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Frank Strafaci
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Bob Dunkelberger
High Point
N. C
Fred Dowling
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Earl Christiansen
Strafaci
Charley Whitehead
South River
N. J
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Arnold Minkley
Chicago
Dowling
Don Allan
Pittston
Christiansen
Dick Cuici
Flushing
N. Y
Art Students Convert Junk Into Displays
Bridgewater Massachusetts junk from dump yards is used by State Teachers College students to create window displays for local stores. The displays, offered free to storekeepers, include a scene of two figures sipping soup from a bowl made from dissected old soup cans with a Venetian blind backdrop painted green and silver.
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Radio Highlights of Early Network Stations
The list outlines key radio stations across networks including Red Blue Columbia Mutual and others. It notes stations such as KDKA WEAF WABC WLW WGN WMAQ WHIO etc and mentions track gauge varied.
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WEAF
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WGN
WSB
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WOR
WSM
Wey
WHAS
WIZ
WTAM
WHIO
Columbia
Mutual
Bulldogs Close league schedule at Pomeroy tonight
Athens High faces the Panthers at Pomeroy in the final S E O A A game of the season. Senior guard Cecil McGlone is out with flu, and coach Harry Lackey submits a guard rotation of Albert Seaman Johnny Finsterwald Bob Wilson or John Coury to replace him. The Panthers sit in fourth with eight league games played and an upset over Gallipolis among their four victories led by veteran guards and a sharp set shot from Bob Harbrecht.
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Athens
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Lackey
Albert Seaman
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Bob Wilson
John Coury
Finsterwald
Coury
Panthers
Wilson
Gallipolis
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Bob Harbrecht
Pitt Schedules Three Big Ten Football Opponents
The University of Pittsburgh, now under Western Conference rules, lists 1941 and 1942 schedules with three Big Ten foes each year. Key changes include Minnesota return, Purdue 1941, Indiana 1942, and Fordham dropped in 1942, with Carnegie Tech games included.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
James Hagan
Minnesota
Purdue
Indiana
Fordham
Duke
Ohio State
Nebraska
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Southern Methodist
A's Catches Get Mack Attention In Catcher Shuffle
Connie Mack focused on the Athletics catcher situation as Frank Hayes continued to hold out. He expressed optimism in his young catchers Earle Brucker Hal Wagner and Morris Buddy Hancken amid weather keeping players indoors and many attending the Santa Anita Derby.
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U.P
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Frank Hayes
Earle Brucker
Hal Wagner
Morris
Buddy) Hancken
A’s
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Ohio U 50 Ohio Wesleyan 40. Western Reserve 66 BaldWalla 33. Toledo 38 Detroit 32. Heidelberg 55 Ashland 52. Rio Grande 38 Mar Harvey 34. Wittenberg 57 Marietta 50. De Paul 38 St Josephs 29. Penn State 33 Temple 31. Harvard 38 Columbia 35. N C State 37 South Carolina 26. Maryland 27 V M I 25. Navy 37 Gettysburg 21. Penn State 83 Temple 81. Springfield 51 Providence 43. Yale 50 Princeton 38. Missouri 63 Iowa State 40.
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Sweepida wins Santa Anita Derby at long odds
California bred Sweepida, a $65.60 long shot, upsets 16 rivals to win Santa Anita's $50,000 Derby by a length and a quarter. Owner H. C. Hill of Stockton collects $43,850 first prize as sweepstakes upset shocks 34,999 spectators amid drizzle and cold. Royal Crusader second, Weigh Anchor third, Midand fourth. Tough Hombre and Gallahadian faltered.
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Stockton
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Santa Anita
Hill
Son Altesse
R. C. Steble
Royal Crusader
William Ziegler
Weigh Anchor
C. S. Howard
Midand
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Hombre
Gallahadian
Neil McCarthy
Augury
Foxcatcher Farm
Sascha
Douglas Dodson
Tough Hombre
Myles Thomas Named Manager of Tiffin Mud Hens
Myles Thomas, formerly manager of the Toledo Mud Hens in the American Association, will pilot the Tiffin Mud Hens in the Ohio State League this season.
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U.P
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Toledo Mud Hens
Tiffin Mud Hens
Indians Should Do Better in 1940 Says Tris Speaker
Tris Speaker predicts Cleveland will contend for the American League title in 1940. He cites Lou Boudreau at short, Ray Mack’s potential improvement, strong pitching led by Feller, and improved infield defense as key factors. He notes catching strength with Rollie Hemsley and Frankie Pytilak and believes the Indians can finish behind the Yankees, likely in second place.
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Tris Speaker
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Yankees
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Ray Mack
Mack
Speaker
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Hall of Fame
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Heath
Ben Chapman
Roy Weatherly
Weatherly
Rollie Hemsley
Frankie Pytilak
Mexico
Ott Baumholtz Lead Ohio In Last Half Scoring Rally
Ohio University defeated Wesleyan 50 to 40 on Wesleyan’s home court. Carl Ott scored 16 points, including seven field goals and two free throws in the second half, while Frankie Baumholtz added 18 with eight free throws and five field goals. Ohio u remains in second in the race for mythical statewide honors with 17 wins in 21 starts.
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Frankie Baumholtz
Buckeye College
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Carl Ott
Hamilton
Delaware
Ott
Baumholtz
Frankie
Jack Buttermore
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Bobcats
Wooster
Ohio Matmen Versus Akron In Rubber City Bout
Ohio University wrestlers prepare for a Saturday afternoon clash with Akron U in Rubber City. Coach Olson plans a morning weigh in in Athens and then travel to Akron. The lineup remains Davidson Clough Fischer Bijak Loew Parker Lewandowski Kalivoda to face the Zippers amid notes Akron strength in 165 and heavyweight classes.
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Phil Lewandowski
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