Crum Kahler Near Death in Michigan Sanitarium
Clyde Tuttle reports Crum Kahler, former Ohio University star in basketball, football and baseball, is critically ill in a Michigan sanitarium. Kahler, once a promising Senator pitcher and Ohio standout, faced health battles and a troubled postwar career, leaving pro baseball after years of effort and personal hardship.
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Ohio University
Michigan
Clyde Tuttle
Ohio State Journal
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Athens High and Ohio Quintets in Action Tonight
Athens High faces Pomeroy High on the Armory floor in the opener at 7 o clock. Muskingum College foes await in New Concord as the second game of the regular season. The Athens lineup Wanless Carmichael, Cowan Shafer Kahler starts planned for the Pomeroy clash. An alumni vs high school game follows the main events.
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Athens High
Pomeroy High
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New Concord
Muskingum Collegeers
High
Cal Lads
Romeigh
Stewart
Marn
Aine
River City
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Cowan
Shafer
Kahler
Nter
Pomeroy
Hich
Scond High School
Quinthe
Important Rulings Expected in Parley
New York January 4 Important legislation governing the aging of the game will be considered at the six day annual meeting of the United States Golf Association. Delegates will discuss the weight and size of the ball and the use of steel clubs and punched irons amid Western calls for steel clubs and opposition from the conservative old guard.
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New York
Unitedates Golf Association
The Bigger Shey Come the Harder, Etc
Joe Will Williams recalls W. H. Munn University of Nebraska grid star turned boxer. The piece chronicles Munn’s rapid knockout losses to Jack Clifford and the mysterious “Fighting Fireman” as he fails to rise in professional boxing, ending after a fourth round defeat.
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W. H Munn
University of Nebraska
Gene Melady
Ginahea
Munn
Big Munn
Willard
Dempsey
Bie
Ourself Bie Mann
Jack Clifford
Queensberrian
Wisconsin winter sports chief plunges into Lake Mendota
University of Wisconsin winter sports director George W. Martin is shown taking a cold morning dip in Lake Mendota in December. He endorses cold baths, noting personal preference and differing tastes among people.
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George W. Martin
University of Wisconsin
Martin
Lake Mendota
New Gym Completed At Martins Ferry High School
The new $250,000 Chan ne RR Shreve high school gymnasium in Martins Ferry features a 60 by 90 foot playing area with a 500 seat capacity. It includes lockers showers dressing rooms a ticket office a checking room and a women's restroom for high school basketball games.
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Martins Ferry
Channes RR
Mwigh Five Triumphs Over Alumni In Tight Win
Mwigh Five edged the Alumni 35 to 22 in Elyria after fighting back from a first three quarters stalemate. The local high school team broke away late to secure the victory.
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MWIGH
Elyria
Jacksonville star signs with Columbus Senators
Harry Rasp a noted southeastern Ohio semi pro slugger from Jacksonville signs with the Columbus Senators for next season. He will join spring training in the south after impressing Columbus players during a October barnstorming game where he hit two triples and a single against Harry Weaver. Lefty Webb to report to London team in Michigan Ontarlo league next spring after a solid season with Athens county. M Hi Sexton predicts eight to sixteen road players from the area could join pro teams, in a note to Alex Winceberg of Gloucester.
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Southeastern Ohio
Jacksonville
Columbus Senators
Capital
Columbus
Senators
Harry Weaver
Columbus Harter
Webb
London
Athens County
M. Hi. Sexton
Rock Island
Tit
Alex S. Wincebrg
Glouster
Cleveland
Three Blackhanders to Hang for Barber Murder
In Charleston West Virginia on Tarn 4 three Blackhanders convicted of killing a barber at Kellys Hill near Clarksburg face execution at the state penitentiary late this afternoon.
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Chiarleston
W. Va
Tan
Kelly's Hill
Clarksburg
State Penitentiary
Cincy Gridiron Centers Die From Thanksgiving Injury
Cincinnati news reports Jimmy Nippert UC center, 23, died from blood poisoning after Thanksgiving football injury. Nippert, a Gamble family grandson, played through the game with no subs, later succumbing despite care. He is the second UC center to die from injuries this season following Price McLean of Kentucky University.
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Cincinnati
Jimmy Nippert
University of Cincinnati
Nippert
Cincinnatii
Miami
James N. Gamble
Law College
Louis
Cincinnati University
Price McLean
Kentucky University
Kentucky
Lorain High Builds New Lineup After Star Loss
Lorain High, state basketball champion last year, faces a tough schedule with only center Gove from last season. Coach Collins reshapes the lineup around him as five key players departed at semester break, yet the team aims high after advancing to the third round of the national meet in Chicago.
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Lorain
Lorain High
Gove
Collins
Chicago
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H. S. Srigley
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Cincy Gridiron
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