Mitchs Musings on Bobcats and Cardinals in uneven week
A college basketball recap notes the Bobcats winning 26 to 23 over Wilmington after a three game road trip with poor shooting and injuries. Roy Mills return after Christmas and Snade Saunders slump are cited as key factors. DePauw Friday home tilt awaited. The piece then shifts to the St Louis Cardinals 1951 pennant season, highlighting their strong road record, overall standings, and league-wide performance with top five teams noted in home and away play.
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University
Bobcate
Wilmington
Ohio
Ree
Roy Mills
Roy
Thyrd
Snade Saunders
Saunders
Reading
Bobcats
DePauw
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
St. Louwis
St. Louis
New York Giaints
Chicago Cubs
New York
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phillies
Braves
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Zplenski
Henney
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Phillips
Nurmor
Wagher Eee
Gft
Tilden Leads Pro Net Tourney in MSG Victory
William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia tops Jack Curley’s world championship professional tennis event at Madison Square Garden with a straight sets win over Albert Burke 6-3 6-2. Vincent Richards beat Francis Hunter 6-3 4-6. Tilden and Hunter then defeated Richards and Sellers 6-3 12-10.
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New York
Willliam T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Jack Curley
Orld
Albert Burke
Ras
Madison Square
Vincent Fitchards
Francis T. Hunter
Tilden
Hunter
Fichards
Robert Sellers
California
Romans Win Over Athens Tigers 42-15 on Stewart Floor
The Stewart Romans defeated the Athens Tigers 42 to 15 on Saturday night. George Lockman scored for both teams with I field goals contributing to the totals.
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Stewart Romans
Athens Tigers
Stewart
George Lockman
Cage Results Across Colleges Include Notable Upsets
A long list of cage results shows Ohio State narrowly beating Illinois 29 28 while Purdue dominates Indiana 49 20. Wisconsin overtime edges Western Maryland. Minnesota posts 50 points against an unidentified foe as Marquette and Stanford also register wins.
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Ohio State
Ilinois
Wittenberg
Wabash
Ohio University
Wilmington
Monmouth
Wooster
Marquette
Chicago
Purdue
Indiana
Worthwestern
Wisconsin
Loyola
Centenary
Iowa
Drake
St. Viator
SU Thomas
Colorado
Kansan
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kalamazoo Teachers
Hope
Stanford
Santa Clara
Pakland Athens Club
St. Mary's
Ohio Cagers Defeat Wilmington Quintet 26 to 22
Ohio University’s basketball team defeated Wilmington College 26 to 22 on Monday night, halting Wilmington’s two-year streak without a loss to an Ohio college. John Trace scored 15 points to lead Ohio, with Evans Brown and King contributing, while Wilmington’s Dakin and Barrack each tallied seven. The win improves Ohio to 2-4 on the season across a three-game road trip.
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John Trace
Ohio University
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Ohio College
Ohio
Buckeye Conferencial Lamp
Hobitats
King
Dakin
Gtr Trace
Evans
Too & Y Brown
Burcher
West Virginia Cagers Start Conference Schedule
West Virginia's college basketball season continues this week after a holiday break. Three conference games affect standings with Broaddus at Fairmont, Wesleyan at Bethany, and Broaddus vs Glenville at Phillips. WVU plays Wesleyan at Morgantown, plus other regional games and neutral-site matchups listed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Wilpel
Beverteco
Broaddus
Fairmont
She Wesleyan Babitais
Bethany
Glenville
Phillips West Virginia University
Californa
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U. S. Army Air Corps
Washington, D. C
Strayer
Shepherds
Shepherdstown
Alumm
Va. Marshall
Glenville Va
Philips
Geneva
Morgantown
Von Elm Turner Win Solf Tourney
Santa Monica California January 5 George Von Elm professional and Stanley Turner amateur won first prize in the annual Santa Monica Solf Tourney with best ball totals of 68. Numerous scores reached 67. Notable returning 67s included Harold Peterson Abe Espinosa John Bohanan Rex Robson Fay Coleman Ray Mangrum Bob Tobin Clarence Clark Schager and Loose Dawson Cooper Dr Feelsnow Leo Diegel Weatherbrook and Golden Mackenzie Thomson and Keer Paletti.
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Santa Monica
Cali
George von Elm
Stanley Turner
Owen
Harold Peterson
Abe Espinosa
John Bohanan
Rex Robson
Fay Coleman
Ray Mangrun
Bob Tobin
Clarence Clark
Schager
Loose
Dawson
Cooper
Feelsnow
Leo Diegel
Weabrook and
Golden
Mackenzie
Thomson
Keer
Paletti
Miami Seeks Grid Mentor for 1939 Season
OXFORD Jan 5 First definite intimation that Chester Pittser would be replaced as Miami University head football coach came today when Athletic Director George River said he had talked with several candidates in New York last week. Names considered include Burton Ingwersen William Trautwein and Kirby Lange. Little of Wisconsin had been rumored but not asked. Miami finished fourth in the Buckeye Conference last fall.
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Oxford
Chester Pittser
Miami University
Georgea River
New York
Rider
Burton A. Ingwersen
Lniversity of Town
William Trautwein
Ohio University
Ki} Lange
Muskingum College
George Little
University of Wisconsin
Pittser
Miami
Little
Buckeye
Last Night's Boxing Results From New York and Indiana Venues
Night of welterweight and lightweight bouts across St Nicholas Arena Lenox Sports Club Laurel Gardens Jamaica Arena and Terre Haute featured a mix of knockouts draws and close decisions. Notable outcomes include Salvatore Rugghetto stopping Walter Cobb and Enzo Yermente stopping Barney Shaw in New York while Sammy Binder knocked out Joe Haas in Lenox and Eddie Wolfe defeated Bud Mangino in New Jersey.
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ST. Nicholas Arena
New York
Salvatore Rugghetto
Italy
Walter Cobb
Hannas City
Enzo #yermente
Barney Shaw
al White
Brooklyn
Mario Campi
Frank Fullan
Elly Donohue
al Ferrone
Andy Fishey
Pittston
Lenox Sports Club
N. J
Jamaica Arena
Sea Jeby
al de Lamont
Atlantic City
Eduardo Duarry
Cuba
Billy Tos
Lew Marks
Pasquale Bonifigno
Argentina
Tony Ando
Joe
Arron
Waterbury
Mario Pinna
Owney Travers
Terre Haute
Ind
Frankie Hughes
Clinton
Col McLemore Seeks Magic Spray Potions For Boxing
Columnist imagines an inventive chemist creating a spray to convert boxing managers into prayer, sparking a fantasy of a spray gun revolution in boxing. He muses on Max Schmeling arrival, managerial wrangles, and a dream of ending rents with a magic concoction as year unfolds.
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Max Schmeling
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Schmeling
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Gate
Mickey J
Jous Place
Midi
China
Los Angels
Utopia
Gaffer
York
Hocking County Court League Bout Over Fort Wayne Contender
In a local boxing card, Nick Broglio, Harold Farris, Andy Heller, Johnny Hughes and others faced opponents from Indiana and Illinois with several knockouts and decisions. Speedy Dado defeated AI Brown to claim the World Bantamweight title at Los Angeles.
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Nick Broglio
Herrin
Harold Farris
Marshal
Glen Nidy
Terre Haute
Andy Heller
Steve Marre
St. Lona
Johnny Hughes
Clinton
Ind
Larry Dundee
St. Louih
Los Angeles
Speedy Dado
AI Brown
Jacobs versus Sharkey talk roils boxing scene in New York
Jerry Jacobs eyes a Walker and Dempsey program with Sharkey as a possible September opponent. Max Bohmeling backs a Sharkey title shot while Jacobs presses for a Joe Dempsey return and a Walker bout at Madison Square Garden. The manager Andron Javo ds notes Sharkey’s title chances depend on Jacobs and Dempsey’s schedules.
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Max Bohmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Tuhd
Unites Press
Andron Javods
Jack Dempsey
Max
Walker
Dempsey
Dane
Jacobs
Sharkay
HNZ
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Cruch
Walker Iast
Carnera
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Wraliser
Otter Clamants
Schmeling
Spyone
Mligsmi
Manx
New York
Garopa
Germany
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U—just Ag
Attempt to Strengthen Cleveland Hockey Team Unfolds
Cleveland January 8 A lineup change aims to boost the Indians as they face pace-setter Buffety Elsenk in an International Hockey League tilt. Manager Harry Holmes ships Stu Dunalag to Pittsburgh for Milt Halliday, a veteran winger, hoping to steady a club with a loyal fan following since its 1929 organization.
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Cleveland
WPI
Buffety Elsenk
Tottering
Lachsne
Harry Holmes
Stu Dunalag
Pittsburgh
Milt Halliday
Dinning
Ohio State Pulls Surprising Win Over Illinois In Big Ten Opener
Ohio State University opened its Big Ten basketball season with a surprising 29 to 28 victory over Illinois ranked among the conference’s strongest. Captain Hoffar’s late running mate Howard Auttinson and Bob Colburn led scoring as the Buckeyes edged Illinois, Purdue routed Indiana, and Northwestern battled Wisconsin for early top standings.
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Hib
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Iinois
Joe Hoffar
Stata Lle
Hoffer
Howard Auttison
Ohio
Bob Colburn
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