Ohio Bobcats Open Holiday Tour With Narrow Win
Ohio University's basketball team opened a five game road swing with a 41-40 victory over a White pilot club in Nelsonville. Bobcats led at half 17 to 12 as Berens scored 14 points and Trace added several baskets before fouling out. The feature game saw a late Jets rally fall just short of the Bobcats.
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Hocton
Ohio Rsity
Bobcats
Nesville
Collegians
Jets
University Quint
Tippie Dye Is Star for State
Ohio State edged Xavier 31 to 28 in Cincinnati with Tippy Dye scoring key baskets in overtime. Cincinnati beat Vanderbilt 47 to 20, while Ohio University defeated the White Chevrolets 41 to 4 in Zanesville with Berens scoring 16 and Trace 19.
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Ohio State
Dye
Xavier
Cincinnati
Columbus Boys
Bearcats
Vanderbilt
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University
White Chevrolets
Zanesville
Berens
Ohio U
Trace
Independents
Bishops Schedule Reserve and Western Reserve Opt In
Western Reserve will meet Ohio Wesleyan on November 9 after Denison canceled to give the Bishops a fourth home game. Jack Reynolds defends his welterweight title this afternoon against Bulldog Jackson in an eighty minute holiday wrestling program with one fall deciding the bout.
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Delaware
Western Reserve
Ohio Wesleyan
George Gauthier
Denison
Bishops
Cincinnati
WUP
Jack Reynolds
Bulldog Jackson
Alaska
Pleasant room for rent ad seeking careful young guest
A fragmentary ad offers a pleasant warm room with home-like accommodations and asks a young man or woman to help with fuel taxes and post Christmas bills. It promises profit and urges writing a good advert to attract a desirable renter.
Tulane and Temple Clash in Sugar Bowl Showdown
New Orleans hosts the Sugar Bowl as Tulane Green Wave and Temple Owls meet in a high noon kickoff. About 30,000 fans expected despite warm late December weather, with both teams confident and weather possibly tilting the outcome. Tulane undefeated in the South eastern Conference this season.
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New Orleans
Temple University “Owls
Philadelphia
Tulane
Greenies
Husky
Horton Smith Wins California Open in Long Beach
Horton Smith a 26 year old pro from Oak Park Illinois won the California Open championship with a 283 total five under par for 72 holes. The victory paid 500 dollars but a dispute with Walter Hagen over a penalty on the final round altered Hagen's finish moving him from third to seventh. Victor Ghezzi of Deal New Jersey finished second with 264 and 300 dollars while Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles was third at 285 for 150 dollars.
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Long Beach
Cant
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Smith
Walter Hagen
Hagen
California
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Local families visit kin and attend revival events
Silver Ridge and Ak ron families visit friends in the area. A quilt given by the U B Church to Rev D Vause Snyder during revival. Virgie Mae Swartz of Alfred visits Bernice Betzing. Eivin Bean Nelsonville and family spend Christmas with T W Shafer. Willie Pooler family stay with John Pooler Chester. Dolphin Christy returns from Lancaster. Edna Thelma Harper visit Fred Harper Sumner. Cozart family Sumner with T W Shafer. Addie Hawk New Hope spending Christmas with Elmer Hessleton Leones Myers with Mary Pooler Pomeroy. Emma Hoffman leaves to spend winter with Everett Hoffman New Lexington.
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D. Vause Snyder
U. B. Church
Virgie Mae Swartz
Alfred
Bernice Betzing
Eivin Bean
Nelsonville
T. W. Shafer
Willie Pooler
John Pooler
Chester
Dolphin Christy
Lancaster
Edna
Thelma Harper
Fred Harper
Sumner
Cozart
Addie Hawk
New Hope
Elmer Hessleton Leones Myers
Mary Pooler
Pomeroy
Emma Hoffman
Everett Hoffman
New Lexington
Rose Bowl Grid Showdown Between Stanford and Alabama
Stanford and Alabama prepare for the 20th Rose Bowl game in Pasadena with 84,474 tickets sold. Alabama relies on a precise passing attack led by Dixie Howell, while Stanford leans on power with Bobby Grayson and Bob Hamilton to offset injuries to Monk Moscrip and Keith Topping.
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Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Alabama
Dixie Howell
Don Hutson
Columbia
Bobby Grayson
Bob
Bones) Hamilton
Monk Moscrip
Keith Topping
Tiny Thornhill
Thomas
Red Regiment
Bucknell Orange Tilt In Miami Bowl Meeting
In Miami, Bucknell Bisons face the Thundering Herd and Miami Hurricanes in the Orange Bowl intersectional game set for 2 30 p m Pacific. It is the stadiums first Miami game with over 10000 fans expected. Coaches report injuries but express confidence.
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Miami
Fla
Jan
Thundering Herd
Bucknell’s Bisons
University of Miami Hurricanes
Edward E. “Hooks” Mylin
Bucknell
Fallis and Mooney Join Columbus Red Birds
UW Out right purchase of two major league veterans by the Columbus Red Birds, champions of the American Association and minor leagues, announced by president George M. Trautman. Outfielder Chuck Fullis and pitcher Jim Mooney were acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals for an undisclosed sum, with Jim Winford added on option. Fullis, 30, a right handed batter and thrower with majors ties to the New York, Philadelphia and St. Louis NL clubs, and Mooney, a southpaw who began in 1928, has played for the Giants and Cardinals.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
George M
Charles P
Chuck) Fullis
James J
Jimi Mooney
St. Louis Cardinal
Jim Winford
Cardinals
Fullis
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mooney
Giants
Charity Gridders Primed For Shrine Clash Today
America's gridiron greats prepare for the tenth East-West charity game in San Francisco to benefit the Crippled Children’s Hospital. An estimated 35,000 fans expected as East and West showcase top college stars in a 2 p.m. PST kickoff.
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San Francisco
Collegians
Crippled Children's Hospital
Bright Eyes At Ohio Theater Stars Shirley Temple
The Ohio Theater opens Bright Eyes starring Shirley Temple with James Dunn and Jane Darwell delivering touching performances. The film is praised as heart warming, funny and dramatic, a standout Christmas tale with Mae West in Im No Angel at Majestic.
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Ohio Theater
Fox
Shirley Temple
Bhirleys
James Dunn
Shirley
Jane Darwell
Lois Wilson
Judith Allen
Charlies Selion
Dorothy Christy
Jane Withers
Theodore von Eilts
Sol M. Wurtzel
Mae Weat
Paris
the Majestic
Miss Weat
Tira
Lou
Paramount
Miss West
Tire
Angel
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John Diller
John Swank
Akron
Charley Grimm
CUBS
the Grimm Reaper
Stanford Eleven
By Wall Zimmerman
Sanford Hutson
L. B
Meseriy Lee
Ccennes Ly Tsoxeene
Bopnetds
SERGE
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Éntmevese Sieien Morrow
Axwwcece
Boble Whalley
Callaway Bryant
Tepping Smith
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van Deller Angelich
Hamilter Demyanovich
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Bob Yvans
Milliken
Cort Majors
Mead
G. M. Phillips
Georgia Tech
J. Ducote
Alabama Poly
University of Miami
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Sally
Arthur Kohl
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Hulk O'Hare
Genial Gentlemen of the Air
Dolores Costello
Elks Club
Fallis
Wooney
Trautman
Purvis
Duane Piévis
Purdue University
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Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland
Doug
Larson
Minn
Ll.b. Morse
Oregon
Brooke
L. T. Maddox
Hartwig
Pitt O.G Stacey
Okla Akerstrom
Stemering
F. Barclay
N. C
Theod’os
Bengston Minn
R.T
Barber
F Bogdanski, Col R. BE
Fuqua
S&s
Munjas
Pitt
Q. B. Warb’ton
Sota
Lloyd Yoder
Carnegie Tech
W.M Kelly
Bright Lyes
Mae
Court Theater
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Color Rhapsody
Mae West
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