Rites for John J. McGraw Held at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Rites for John J. McGraw drew more than 5,000 mourners to St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. The Rev. Hammer praised the rugged Giants manager who led the team for many years, with services beginning at 10 p.m. as a large coffin was carried to a cathefalque and remained near flickering candles during the rites.
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All Buckeye Conference chooses Austing and Berens for center
United Press selects the Buckeye Conference 1934 all star team by coaches. Five coaches pick Carl Austing of Cincinnati as the top center with Bernard Berens of Ohio University also favored by the panel.
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United Press
Columbus
U.P
Carl Austing
Cincinnati
Ray Detrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Bernard Berens
Ohio University
Buckeye Scoring Crown Goes To Carl Austing
In the Buckeye Conference race, sophomore Carl Austing of Cincinnati tops scoring with 126 points in 10 games. Berens of Ohio U. had 140 in 1933 and Hendricks of Ohio Wesleyan 132 in 1982, both records for their times, while Berens is runner up this season with 121. Roy James of Wittenberg sits third with 91, as centers dominate conference scoring and a list of players surpassing 50 points follows.
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Buckeye
Carl Austing
University of Cincinnati
Bernard Berens
Ohio University
Clarence Hendricks
Ohio Wesleyan
Berens
Roy James
Wittenberg
Stark
FT. T. Austing
Cincinnati
Bered ‘S
James
Gill
Marshall
Stammier
Ohio
Esleyan Anthony
Miami
Pit
Findlay Caps Runner-Up Finish With Bluffton Win
Findlay College moved into second place in the Northwest Conference by defeating Bluffton College 31 to 17 in the final league game of the season played Tuesday night in Findlay. The standings show Wilmington leading, with Findlay second and Bluffton third after the game.
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Get Your Dough on Loughran Primo Carnera Pick
Henry MeL PriMO in New York argues Primo Carnera will defeat Tommy Loughran in a Biscayne Bay bout. He admits lack of first hand training data, contrasts risks of betting against favorites, and criticizes past picks while predicting a Carnera win.
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Schmidt Confers at State on Ohio St Football Coach
Columbus Feb 28 Francis A Schmidt head football and basketball coach at Texas Christian University arrives for a conference with Ohio State Athletic Director L W St John regarding the head football coaching job at Ohio State University. Schmidt has been negotiating with OSU officials for several days. It is rumored Godfrey has been offered the Boston University head coach job.
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Francis A. Schmidt
Texas Christian University
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Ohio State
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Boston University
Loughran Faces Carnera For Heavyweight Title Shot
Tommy Loughran a 31 year old Philadelphia fighter meets Primo Carnera in Madison Square Garden for boxing’s heavyweight title. Carnera holds the edge in weight reach and age while Loughran relies on experience and speed. Expect Carnera a heavy favorite at about 3 to 1 with a potential gate around 100000 if fans attend.
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Ohio State Scholastic Basketball Tournaments Begin
Statewide sectional finals unfold across 27 cities over 17 days with 1100 teams vying for Class A and B titles. Districts include Central Newark Mt Vernon and Columbus East while favorites in Class A include Columbus East and Mt Vernon with finals March 15 to 17 at the Coliseum.
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Wimington
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Scienceville
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Cambridge
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Fremont
Findlay
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Woodward
Rossford
Tiffin Columbian
Marietta
Pomeroy
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Greenfield McClain
Springfield
Dayton Roosevelt
Norwood
Hamilton
Purcell
Middietowa
Basketball Scores From Various College Games
Akron 43 Heidelberg 21. Alabama 41 Florida 25. Baldwin Wallace 52 Hiram 34. Cornell Iowa percent Coe 33. Western Reserve 5 Jarrell 30. Drake 30 Loyola Chicago 25. Duquesne 40 West Virginia 33. Capital 40 Ohio Northern 35. Long Island $2. St Francis 2. Findlay 33 Bluffton 17. Marshal $4 Davis Elkins 41 Pitt 44 Carnegie Tech 30.
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Drake
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Marshal
Davis Elkins
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Defense Focused as Bulldogs Scrimmage College Team
Bulldog coach Pete McKinley demands tight guarding after a scrimmage against college men. The exhibition showed the Bulldogs struggle with close shots and free throws, while the Panthers sank long shots. Spike Speiser left the scrimmage with a knee injury but is expected to return before week’s end.
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Select Matmen Who Will Meet Chicago Team
Ohio University announced its wrestling lineup to face the University of Chicago Maroons tomorrow night. The team features seven sophomores with Keller and Clark seniors among them, and Sintio and Peaspanen also play football.
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Zippers Clinch Ohio Conference Crown With Win
Akron clinched the Ohio Conference basketball title by beating Heidelberg 45 to 21 on its floor. Ward Powell and Baldwin Wallace forward contributed four points as Akron defeated Hiram 52 to 33 at Hiram. Bowling Green lost at Toledo 35 to 16 while Capital beat Ohio Northern at Ada. John Carroll fell to Western Reserve 56 to 30.
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Ward Powell
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Capital
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Ada
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Cubs Arrive at Catalina Island for Training Camp
The Chicago Cubs arrived at Catalina Island ahead of their trip to the training camp. Pitcher Lon Warneke and shortstop Billy Jurges were among the early arrivals. Warneke had been at a Hot Springs baseball school as an instructor.
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Catalina Island
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Billy Jurges
Warneke
Hot Springs
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Arkansas
Dallas boxing results from United Press card events
At Dallas Texas Benny Carrin defeated Al Gordon in a featherweight bout. French LeFever stopped Joe Martinez while Bill Johnson beat Eddie Howards. Babe Kiser defeated Charlie Leight as Tracy Cox overcame Ray Kiser in a light heavy matchup.
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Tex
Benny Carrin
al Gordon
Oklahoma City
French LeFever
Los Angeles
Joe Martinez
New Orleans
Bill Johnson
Eddie Howards
Babe Kiser
Charlie Leight
Indianapolis
Tracy Cox
Ray Kiser
Fashions of 1934 at the Ohio Theatre and Court
The Ohio Theatre shows William Powell and Bette Davis in Fashions of 1934 with Dieterle directing actors to act naturally on screen. Also at the Majestic Cour t audiences can see Dinner at Eight and Chance at Heaven with a large cast including Marie Dressler and Joan Hersholt.
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William Powell
Bette Davis
Majestic
Jean Harlow
Marie Dressler
Richt
John Halliday
William Dieterle
Ohio Theater
Dieterne
Paris
Dieterie
George Cukor
Selwyne
Shuberts
Cukor
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
George Kaufman
Edna Ferber
Majestic Theater
Two Barrymores
Wallace Beery
Lee Tracy
Edmund Lowe
Billle Burke
Madge Evans
Joan Hersholt
Karen Morley
Sauler Closser Hale
Phillips Holmes
May Robson
Rko-Radio Pictures
Liberty Magazine
Joel McCrea
Ginger Rogers
Marian Nixon
Andy Devine
Lucien Littlefield
Virginia Hammond
George Meeker
Ann Shoemaker
William Seiter
Sandusky approves lease for municipal airport site
Sandusky city commission authorizes lease on 161 acres to be used for a municipal airport. Work to improve the site will begin Friday.
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