Annual Cage Meet Starts Wednesday
Athens County High School basketball tournament opens Wednesday at Ohio University gym. Eleven teams compete over four nights due to a 24 hour rest rule. Rome vs New Marshfield and Hollister vs Coolville open the event with Ames-Bern expected to reach the finals.
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Athens County
Ohio University Gymnasium
State High School Athletic Board
Rome
New Marshfield
Hollister
Coolville
Ames-Bern
Amesville
Greens
The
Plains-Albany
Jacksonville-Trimble
Buchtel
Shade
Coolville-Hollister
Logan
Unclear fragmentary sports notes highlight early baseball talk
Fragmented OCR discusses Nationals and Koenig at first base, then shifts to hockey figures and wrestlers. Mentions Gehrig Ruth Foxx and Averill with sparse context, leaving a rough collage of players and teams without a coherent event or outcome.
Unclear OCR fragment references cities and individuals
Fragmentary text mentions Logan, Wellston, Cleveland, and several surnames and places with no clear event or context. No coherent story or actionable detail emerges from the readable lines.
Five Nquers and Legay Reserve Wakefield Note
Fragment readable text mentions Legay, GStovepor and a reserve context with uncertain dates and numbers. No clear event or outcome emerges but implies a historical naval or port setting and a year reference. Entities include Legay and GStovepor in a reserve discussion.
May Bar Girl In Coast Meet
24 year old German fencer Helen Mayer seeks entry to the Pacific Coast men’s fencing championship in April challenging the implied rule against women in men’s events. Officials in New York may bar her. Mayer deflects focus from gender to sport while noting her long career and European titles.
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Oakland
Calif
Helen Mayer
West Coast
New York
John Howard Hanaway
Europe
Miss Mayer
Pitcher friendly hitter Fenner Homers From Both Sides
Bob Fenner catcher from St Paul and White Sox draftee showed platoon power by hitting homers off both right and left handed pitchers. He connected on a right handed hurler over right field and then off a left handed pitcher over left field in successive appearances.
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Chicago
Bob Fenner
White Sox
St. Paul
Eastern Teams Await I C 4 A Meet Saturday
Eastern athletes prepare for the I C 4 A championships at Madison Square Garden with Manhattan Harvard Cornell Yale and Columbia listed as top contenders. Henry Dreyer of Rhode Island State aims to improve the 55 feet 4 inch 35 pound weight throw mark. Glenn Cunningham Jease Owens and Hank Cieman set or challenged indoor marks at recent meets.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Jease Owens
Turday
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
Harvard
Cornell
Yale
Columbia
Henry Dreyer
Rhode Island State
Owens
Ohio State
Ben Johnson
Columbia Negro Printer
Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venake
Hank Cieman
Toronto
Giants Dodgers Rivalry Could Intensify Over Cuccinello
Al Cuccinello, brother of Tony Cuccinello, is attempting to win a spot with the New York Giants after a prior Nashville assignment. The 19 year old infielder batted .319 in the Southern Association last season and seeks a break with Bill Terry's club.
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Giants
Dodgers
al Cuccinello
New York
Tony
Brooklyn
Bill Terry
Nashville
Southern Association
Los Angeles Open Tourney Loses About Forty Thousand
Los Angeles reports a financial setback from the annual Los Angeles Open golf tournament with losses near $40,000. Organizers assess costs and consider adjustments for future events. The event drew players and spectators from the region.
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Los Angeles
Giants Batterymen Start Work After Winter Camp
The New York Giants opened spring practice in Miami Florida with manager Memphis Bill Terry leading the team at Flamingo Park. All pitchers and catchers reported on the first day as batterymen began shaping for a strenuous season.
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Miami
Fla
New York Giants
Memphis
Bill" Terry
Flamingo Park
Terry
Azucar Wins Santa Anita Handicap In Historic Payout
Azucar the Erin bred seven year old gelding owned by Fred M. Alger Jr. captured the richest purse in racing history at Santa Anita with a time of 2 minutes 2 seconds. Lodgeman and Time Supply trailed as bettors wondered why heavy favorite Equipoise did not run. Ekkyfin finished seventh. Plans call for a Midwest and East campaign next summer.
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Los Angeles
Fred M. Alger, Jr
Detroit
Milesius
Middlewest
Joseph E. Widener
Azucar
Lodgeman
Time Supply
Equipoise
Raymond
Sonny) Workman
Ekky
Amesville Captures ABAT Championship Title
Amesville secures ABAT championship with standout play as Bolton helps Washington pitcher Bolton eyes cleanup spot. Manager Bucky Harris weighs unconventional lineup to boost offense while the nation reports on recovered jewels in the United States.
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Washington
Cuff Bolton
Bucky Harris
Five Teams in Race for Ohio Cage Laurels
The Ohio Conference basketball race tightens as Baldwin Wallace leads with six wins one loss. Muskingum and Akron are tied for second, Case, Heidelberg, Otterbein, Mt Union, and Marietta chase, with a packed schedule featuring home and away games against Hiram Akron Case and others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Xavier
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Baldwin-Wallace
Muskingum
Akron
Otterbein
Marietta
Hiram
Case Crew
John Carroll
Case
Zippers
Heidelberg
Muskies
Mt. Union
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Toledo St. Johns
Bluffton
Plutston
Findlay
Marshall
Deyton
Capital
Kenyon
Oberlin
Miami
Hanover
Kent State
Toledo
Bowling Green
Uttervein
Holbrook
Rio Grande
Marshal
Western Reserve
Finding
St. Johns
Tiffiin
Third Lutheran Otterbein
Defiance
Huntington
West Virginia Wesleyan
Mount Union
Wooster
Keriin
Caldwin-Wallace
Michigan
Ohblo State
Hagen Leads Florida Golf Meet After 36 Holes
Walter Hagen of Detroit shot 64 in the first round and followed with a strong second day to lead the 3 000 Gaspart open at 136. Clarence Doser of Rochester is second at 138 and Bill Burke of Belleair is third at 139 with the final 36 holes remaining.
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Hagen
Clarence Doser
Rochester
N. Y
Bille Burke
Belleair
Fla
Badgers Lead Big Ten as Purdue Falls in Conference Play
Wisconsin moved atop the standings by beating Michigan 38 to 19 as Harold Foster reenergized the Badgers under athlete director Walter Meanwell. Purdue dropped to nine conference games with seven wins, while Indiana faced Purdue in Bloomington tonight as round two loomed. Chicago and Indiana also posted wins, with Maroons beating Iowa 41 to 40 and Indiana handling Northwestern 36 to 32. Bill Haarlow led Chicago with 129 points this season ahead of Purdue’s Bob Kessler on 118, with Whitlinger of Ohio State close behind.
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Badger
Meanwell
Harold
Bud) Foster
Wisconsin
Foster
Michigan
Ohio State
Purdue
Badgers
Meat Hoosiers
Indiana
Bloomington
Boilermakers
Hoosiers
Iowa
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Illinois
Champaign
Northwestern
Evanston
Minnesota
Maroons
Hawkeyes
T-linois
Flint
Bill Haarlow
Bob Kessler
Haarlow
Kessler
Whitlinger
Ohio
Barke
Entries Open for Ohio State Volleyball Tournament
The Ohio Municipal Recreation Association invites entries for the second annual state volleyball tournament. Teams must schedule at least four games, be from the county of their city or within ten miles, and limit rosters to ten players. District play begins March 14 with final rounds March 30 at Ohio State University Columbus.
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Ohio Municipal Recreation Association
O. C. Bird
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lakewood
Toledo
Lima
Canton
Steubenville
Athens
Dayton
Montreal to host Canadian indoor track championships
Montreal will host the Canadian indoor track and field championships on March 8 to decide the national titles. Local organizers expect strong competition across events and divisions.
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Montreal
Canada
Babe Ruth future in baseball sparks tense New York talks
The Babe's 1935 fate with the Yankees remains unsettled as Babe Ruth weighs playing or managing roles. Manager Joe McCarthy faces pressure if the club underperforms, while Ruth eyes a future in New York or another big league club. Ruth's rejected offer to manage Newark Bears looms as a sign of possible later Yankee leadership.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Babe
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
Buffalo
Chicago
Cubs
Washington
Detroit
Ruth
Ruppert
Newark Bears
The Little Colonel Shines At Ohio Theater Sunday
Shirley Temple headlines The Little Colonel at the Ohio Theater in a Technicolor Fox feature. Lionel Barrymore co stars in a Civil War era tale of family feud and forbidden love with Bill Robinson dance numbers and a strong supporting cast.
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Shirley Temple
Ohio Theater
America
Lionel Barrymore
Kentucky
Shirley
Bill Robinson
Fox
B. G. DeSylva
Shirie Tempie
Barrymore
Boston Sox hire former South Carolina coach as scout
Billy Laval, long associated with South Carolina football, returns to baseball this summer as a scout for the Boston Red Sox. The note adds a line about the Great Gums or Peppermint trees in Australia.
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Boston
University of South Carolina
Sevon
Billy Laval
Ted Sox
Australia
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