Ohio Ends Home Season With Victory Over Miami
Ohio University defeats Miami 39 to 23 to close its home schedule with a seventh win. Led by Nick Lalich with 13 points, the Bobcats build an eight point margin after a tight first half, holding off a late Redskins rally. The win secures third place in the Buckeye Conference with one regular season game left against Marshall.
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Ohio University
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Miami
Redskins
Ohio
Cincinnati
Marshall College
Huntington
Marshall
Miami Wims
Oxford
Slagle
Pete Shingleton
Shingleton
Lalich
Roberts
May
Gene Rvita
Knowlton
Henry
Nick
Bobcat
Taylor
Falke
Johnny Malakas
Johnny
Malokas
Riita
Nick Lalich
F. Ft. Aee
Cheanensesscuwes
Weiland, G
Cornwall
Ohio U
Leuigh
Acitiskernes
Reese
Denison
Tehan
Xavier
Weiland
Halter
Big Red to Stud as Santa Anita Star Heads East
The famous racehorse Big Red, known at Santa Anita, will be sent by train today to stud duty. He is joined by stablemate Sun Portland, Illinois Derby winner of 1935, bound for the 8. B. Mason farm at Duntreath Lexington Kentucky.
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Los Angeles
Head Play
Big Red
Santa Anita
Sun Portland
8. B. Mason
Duntreath
Lexington
Castalia fishing club project gains private group control
A Toledo manufacturer led group takes over about 33500 dollars of Teal estate near Castalia known as the blue hole for private fishing club development. The Castalia Sporting Club Corp of Cleveland formerly operated the property.
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Sandusky
W. EB. Levis
Toledo
Four new meningitis deaths push toll in Harlan County
In Harlan Kentucky four more deaths from spinal meningitis raise the county total to 20. Deputies were dispatched to enforce a strict quarantine at a rural community as health officials battle the outbreak.
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Harlan, Ky
VPI
Harlan County
Rural water boil advisory issued for Columbus area
Dr Walter Hartung state health director cautioned rural residents to boil water used for drinking until the front leaves the ground.
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Columbus—I
Walter Hartung
Intramural Basketball Drives Ohio University Sports Program
Intramural basketball at Ohio University operates as a wide scale campus program with several hundred students on teams from fraternities dormitories and independent groups. Leagues run nightly with three games at a time from 7 to 10 pm and finals determine the university champion.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Betty
Evans Joins Sox As Farm Chief In Boston
Billy Evans named head of the Boston Red Sox farm system and scouting operations after a long run as a Cleveland executive. He will expand the team’s minor league ties beyond Rocky Mount Little Rock and Memphis, aiming for affordable player development through contracted agreements. Evans, a former sandlot standout and Ohio-Penn League umpire, is credited with discovering stars such as Vosmik Averill Ferrell Porter.
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Boston
Billy Evans
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Evans
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Rocky Mount
Little Rock
Memphis
Yawkey
Danny Eddie Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
Collins
Wrestling Results From Various Cities By The Associated Press
Emil Dusek of Omaha defeated George Keverly of Hollywood two falls in Wilmington. Joe Montana of Camden drew with Jose Samuel of Portugal in Camden. Joe Dusek of Omaha defeated Ed Meske of Akron one fall in Lancaster. Yvon Robert of Canada defeated John Malmberg in Worcester in two falls. Lester ONeil of Portland beat Ott Von Zuppe of Germany two falls in Portland. Jack Sherry of Texas defeated Ivan Rasputin of Russia in Rochester, straight falls.
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Wilmington
Emil Dusek
Omaha
George Keverly
Hollywood
Camden
N. J
Joe Montana
Jose Samuel
Portugal
Lancaster
Joe Dusek
Ed Meske
Akron
Ohio
Worcester
Mass
Yvon Robert
Canada
John Malmberg
Portland
Lester O'Neil
Ott von Zuppe
Germany
Rochester
N. Y
Jack Sherry
Texas
Ivan Rasputin
Russia
Chester Seals Home Win To Close Season
Chester defeats Rutland 40 to 22 in the final home game. The Flames finished 8 wins and 7 losses, scoring 370 points to opponents 348.
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Rutland
Osborne
Onene
Cnnpanvacaniiipel
Parker
Eecen
Aes Esee
Radford
ByBet
Acne
Ceee
Tipton
Russe
Morus
White
Zurkle
Powell
Deem
Wan
Kenney
Anne Aoowememvee
Goodyear Shoewear Wins Class A in Central States Bowling
Covington Ky based Goodyear Shoe Repairs captured the Class A team title at the Women’s Central States bowling tournament with 2 535 total. Detroit Wintergarden Recreations and Waldorf teams followed, while Detroit Clayton Taverns led Class B in five woman competition and doubles singles winners were named from Cincinnati and Cleveland.
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Goodyear Shoe Repairs
Covington
Central States
Wintergarden Recreations
Detroit
Linsz Waldorfs
Cleveland
Mobilgas Red Gables
Sandusky
North End Recreation
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Mel-O-Maids
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Waldorf Hotels
Hollywood _ blenderettes
Doc Parsons to Pitch in New Mexico
Ralph W L Parsons of Middleport known as Doc will join the independent Santa Fe baseball club in New Mexico. The pitcher cites climate in Santa Fe as requiring reacquainting with pitching, noting curves break less and slow balls turn to fast hoppers.
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Ralph WL. Parsons
Middleport
Meigs
Doc
Messenger
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Parsons
Findlay
Marshall Defends Wrestling Title in Columbus Wednesday
Everett Marshall defends his world heavyweight crown in Columbus on Wednesday night in a program benefiting the Children’s Hospital. The card features four heavyweight bouts and a light heavyweight match, with top stars and tough rivals like Jack Sherry, Chief Sunoco, Babe Caddock, Pat McClary, and Ed Krummel scheduled across a strong lineup at Columbus Auditorium.
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Columbus
Bedec
Everett Marshall de Sing
al Getz
High Pleasure Guild
Children’s Hospital
Jack Sherry
Sunoco
Columbus Auditorium
Ohio State and Ohio Wesleyan clash in 31 to 20 loss
Ohio State defeated Ohio Wesleyan 31 to 20 in Columbus as Clovis Stark was held to five points. Ohio University beat Miami 39 to 23 while Bowling Green outscored Heidelberg 45 to 36. Weber led Bowling Green with 16 points. Heidelberg dropped to 12 losses in 13 games.
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Associated Press
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Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus
Ohio University
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Heidelberg
Buckeye
Clovis Stark
Wesleyan
Delaware
Athens
Ohio U
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Tiffin
Weber
Schmidt
B.g.'s
Boxing results list from multiple cities
In Pittsburgh Durso and Zivic both lost on points while Herrera and several others won by points or KOs across Chicago New York Fargo Milwaukee Buffalo Philadelphia Ft Smith Newark Washington Butte Louisville Richmond Plainfield Holyoke Albany and Miami Beach with boxers from Chicago Pittsburgh Winnipeg Cleveland and New Jersey competing in bouts with decisions and stoppages. Notable results include Otis Thomas defeating Charley Belanger and Lou Severo stopping Paul Lasiter in Ft Smith.
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Associated Press
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Tony Herrera
Chicago
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Chuck Woods
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Otis Thomas
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Everette Rightmire
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Homestead
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Red) Cochrane
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al Delaney
Delaware
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Tony Chavez
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Akron
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Jimmy Buckler
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Tim Charles
Stuffy Stafford
Indianapolis
Richmond
Stumpy Jacobs
Norfolk
Freddy Bustard
Bob Turner
Benny Levine
Plainfield
Joe Lynch
Jack Ennis
Asbury Park
Drug Costs Reach Seven Hundred Fifteen Million Annually
An article notes that drugs and medicines impose annual expenses of 715 million dollars on the United States.
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United States
Speaker to Aid Baseball School During Southern Training
Tris Speaker, manager of the Cleveland Indians during their 1920 World Series win, will travel south for training. After initial conditioning, he heads to Hot Springs Arkansas to join Roy Dean's Baseball School for boys as an associate.
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Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Gray Eagle
Hot Springs
Ark
Boston Red Sox
Roy Dean
Heavier Boys Hold Stage in Amateur Meet
The ninth annual Golden Gloves tournament opens for heavier classes in Chicago with 25 knockouts by lighter fighters noted. Dave Eagan of Detroit scored Monday’s fastest knockout, while Johnny Brown of Chicago won a technical knockout to defend the 118 pound title. Jackie Wilson, a six foot 110 pound flyer from Cleveland, stands as a standout favorite.
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Dave Eagan
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Eagan
Jack Dempsey
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Johnny Brown
Patsy Ursa
Brown
Cleveland
Jackie Wilson
Wilson
Hafey Seeks Return via Minor League Route
Cincinnati Reds general manager Larry MacPhail discussed veteran outfielder Chick Hafey considering a return from retirement through a minor league loan to the San Francisco Seals. Hafey spoke from his Walnut Creek California ranch hoping to report to the National League if conditions improve. Babe Herman reportedly delays signing as he contemplates a three day sea voyage to reach his tropical post. MacPhail plans to bring the Cincinnati club back to Florida for 1937 spring training.
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P. R
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Chick Hafey
Hafey
Walnut Creek
Calif
San Francisco Seals
Avalon
Babe Herman
Herman
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Florida
MacPhail
Kent State to Host 19-Team Wrestling Tournament
Kent State University prepared today to entertain 19 college wrestling teams from five states for a tournament on March 13 and 14. Michigan State West Virginia Case Ohio University Buffalo and Detroit Tech will be among entrants.
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Kent State University
Michigan State
West Virginia
Case
Ohio University
Buffalo
Detroit Tech
Admiral Peary Finds 26 Bird Species Near North Pole
Admiral Peary identified 26 bird species nesting within 450 miles of the North Pole, noting a surprising avian diversity in extreme Arctic regions.
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Admiral Peary
North Pole
Purdue Ties Hoosiers for Big Ten Cage Leadership
Purdue and Indiana each stand tied for the Big Ten lead after Purdue defeated Minnesota 42 29 to close within one loss of Indiana with two games left for all. Michigan moved into third with a 42 37 upset of Illinois at Champaign as Northwestern beat Wisconsin 33 28 and Ohio State defeated Ohio Wesleyan 31 20. Bob Kessler led Purdue with 11 points while Earl and John Townsend sparked Michigan’s rally.
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Purdue
Bill Haarlow
Chicago
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Townsend Brothers
Earl
John
Illinois
Champaign
Illini
Combes
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Wildcats
Marcellus McMichaels
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Blaeholder Missing From Indians Camp
New Orleans report says manager Steve O Neill planned a second workout for Cleveland Indians early squad as George Blaeholder the right handed pitcher bought from the Athletics was absent. O Neill expects him to arrive today.
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New Orleans
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
George Blaeholder
The
Athletics
O'Neill
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