Indiana Tops Ohio 32 to 26 in Low-Scoring Clash
The DePauw gym hosted a rough defensive game where Indiana's tall center dominated with six feet three inches of height and repeated one handed tosses. Ohio's Shadel Saunders struggled at the tip off as Indiana built a 16 22 lead by halftime and held on to win by six points.
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Eubank
DePauw-Ohio
Indiana
Shadel Saunders
Bobcats
Tio
Ohio
Walia
Pirie
Dae Walt
Willigunsa
Reese
Coolville Beats Carbondale In District Basketball
Coolville outscored Carbondale 44 to 21 led by Baker with 10 points and Slaney as top scorer. The Boys team emphasized strong defense and noted players Patience Cate and Gordon contributed in the effort as Carbondale struggled to keep pace in Friday action.
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Saeed
Shendale
Coelville Bors
Serene Toys
Fle Coolville
Carbandele & Smith
Baker
Use
Slandey
TO Murkers
Tosers
Ciels
Patie Cate
Coalville
Geren
Viera
Seendtsratenneaae
Gordon
Boys Standes
McCtata
Meland
Taowre
Eras Tremaine
Rome Swamps Ames Bern by 52 to 20 in score
In Mexico City on February 6, George ey, an ANE Negro heavy weight, signed to meet no Grendyn Basgee wood. The event outline mentions Godfrey signing with Mico City as part of the card.
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Rome
Ames
Bern
Godfrey
Mico City
Jam
Ceorge Ey
Ane Negro
Grendyn
Basgee Wood
Mexico City
Orhant
Alton
Cunningham
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Enilies
A. Tv
Jones
Christ Duane
Onit & Rhe
Jan
Bovnee
Murphy Pivot Play Dominates Purdue Basketball Strategy
The article analyzes Purdue's championship team using Murphy at guard and a Wooden defense to set up a pivot play near the foul line. It highlights a diagram labeled W for Wooden and AL for Murphy, detailing a line shot and a kick to an open man. The piece contrasts basketball tactics with widespread talk of football overemphasis and questions boxing commissions.
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Everety
S. Dean Thall
Haneh
Diana
Suvep Ineh
Murphy
Johny Wooden
Ale Anverlen
Stason
Mirphy
Wooden
Purdue
Tveir
Haus
Max Baer and Ernie Schaal Bout Recalled
After the Baer Schaal fight, Ernie Schaal is noted as the winner of the bout. Knox College students raised a $400 fund to aid the baseball team. A mention of a football saloon is also referenced.
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Baer-Schaal
Max Baerix
Ernie Schaal
Knox College
One-Eyed Wonnelty Dominates Lively Bout
In a turbulent clash, One-Eyed Wonnelty overwhelms opponents as Prokaldy and Dygod try to rally. The crowd roars while rival teams like Ballivan and Corhety show grit, but Wonnelty’s power seals the bout with a decisive strike.
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Wille
Pomeroy Boys Edge Alumni In Overtime Thriller
In a hard fought junior high game, Pomeroy Panthers beat the Alumni 28 to 27 after a five minute overtime. Tomeroy star Jak scored 14 points, overcoming a late Alumni rally as Winebremmer hit a key field goal and a foul shot to seal the one point margin.
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Tomeroy
Ube
Joye
Jravis
Winebremmer
Ie Alaroni
Sneuns
Pomeroy Boys
Vierotti
Corinth Cisece
Paw
Franz
Eiserstein
Vontani
Tracy
Clark
Slattery and Levinsky Sign for Chicago Boxing Card
SLATTERY AND LEVINSKY SIGN GHICAUO, Jan. UPbe King Leavinsky slugg ing Chicago Heli heavyweight and Tat Battalino world featherweight champion will headline January boxing at Chicago Stadium. Levinsky meets Jimmy Slattery in a rematch January 14. Battalino to face Eddie Shea or Bud Taylor on January 23 in a non title bout.
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Ghicauo
Upbe King
Leavinsky
Chicago
Tat Battalino
Chicago Stadium
Levinsky
Jimmy Slattery
Duffalo
Battalino
Eddie Shea
Bud Taylor
Terra Haute
Ind
Albany Lases Boys and Girls Beat Albany at Home
Albany teams defeated Albany at home with boys scoring 44 to 14 and girls 10 to 14. The scoreline shows a decisive win for the boys and a close result for the girls in a local basketball contest.
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Albany Lases Homden
Eiple
Albany
Seven Games For Buckeyes
The Buckeyes announce a seven game slate featuring matchups with Wisconsin North Western and other opponents. The swimming squad begins January 16 and a fencing team schedule and multiple basketball games follow, including key clashes with Michigan and Army.
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Varsity
Rene Bad
Wars
Wren Ling
Ride
Gadis
Nore Wisconsin Fivlicann
Mie Northwertern
Amy
Giso Sintec
Wesleyan
Ris
Ketbad
Nawre Px
Soush Fond
Hashefball
Wisconsin
Thal
Indiana
Aloenington
Vtanuary
Michigan
Columbus
Western Freserval
North
Western
Evansten
Rif
Ohio State
Univeriity
Dalkinware
Idaho
Nevada
Mlichigan
Ann Arbor
Army
West Teint
Bluffton
Amma
Ann Archers Fencing
Amy Phars Awiniitimgs
Ridle Telageph
Ohio Late
Niversity
Cihernnil
Wyoming
Washington
St Louis
Nelsonville Beats Middleport In Narrow Victory
Nelsonville defeated Middleport 21 to 19 in a Friday night basketball game. Howe, Owens, and Cratager led with scoring bursts while Nelsonville’s Cratager sped the court and hit a decisive late shot amid fouls and turnovers.
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Nelbonn Lgb
Din
Neltonvillle
Middleport
Alt Hoo
Howe
Tewr
Owens
Airea
Te Foul
Wilen to Boost Tennis Career in New York Series
ILD BOOKED NEW YORK. Jan and Wilen plan to begin his professional tennis career with a Madison Square Garden match against Karl Kozeluh, a Czechoslovakian former champion, as promoters hope for a North American tour this winter and spring. A separate note reports the death of Dr. W. H. Arnold after years of ill health and his wife’s death two years earlier.
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ILD
New York
Jan
Dgig
Wilen Wil Tugin
Madison Square
Tinedon Leiniry
Karl Kozeluh
Fark 4Uney
Biden
Kosetuh
W. H. Arnold
Protest by Harlan Law Club President to Governor Myers
Louis J. Pridgeon, identified as negro president of the Harlan Law Club, sent a protest to Governor Myers regarding judicial vacancies and the failure to recognize certain Cleveland degrees in filing. The note cites protest over recognition of credentials and vacancies.
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Cleveland
Louis J. Pridgeon
Harlan Law Club
Myers ¥. Cooper
Bandits Hold Up Thompson Heir in Dayton Robbery
Bandits robbed John Thompson, son of HL J Thompson, president of Thompson Printing, in Dayton. They fled with 84 pounds, leaving 2 pounds 6 shillings as the essential payrod, following the late afternoon incident.
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Dayton
John Thompson
HL J. ‘Thoprpron
Thompson
Unclear collage of names and phrases from Pasadena to Delian
Fragmented OCR text lists many scattered proper nouns and nonsensical phrases from various places and topics including Pasadena, Delian, Vine, Watters, and Merban. The extract lacks coherent events or identifiable article focus to summarize into a legitimate news item.
Lancaster Quint Defeats Bulldogs 28 to 18 in Key Game
Lancaster beat the Bulldogs 28 to 18 in a late season high school game. Athens High School was defeated by Ste Marys 14 to 28 in the second game of the Friday doubleheader.
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Lancaster Quint
Bulldogs
Athens High School
Bisketeers
Ste. Mary's
Athens Cagers
Lancaster
Gallys
J T Retains Top Place in County Loop
The JT boys won their game and remained atop the county loop standings. Key player contributions and a dominant first half kept JT ahead, with a 1-6 margin noted in the final tally and strong defense in the middle of the field.
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Fight Carded On Wednesday
A fragmented report lists boxing cards and fighters with scattered notes about venues and outcomes. Names like Halbert Tateny and Sha tdere Drytes appear amid references to venues, dates, and matchups, though many details are unreadable.
Chaos at the gymnasium disrupts holiday event
An unruly scene at a school gym during a holiday function prompts chaotic disruption. Authorities reportedly moved through crowds as attendees and staff attempted to restore order amid broken decor and confusion.
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