Rinta Sparks Bobcats In Eccentric 39 To 34 Victory
Cincinnati Bearcats buzzed Ohio University with a ragged, thrilling game but Bali Bobcats maintained a late edge. Gene Rinta led Ohio with 12 points while Nick Lalich added 10 and George Hood 8, as Cincinnati struggled with accuracy and reserve depth.
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Iliff
Lou Capelle
Ohio
Viking
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Ohio Wang
Beacats
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Nick Lalich
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Johnny Malakas
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Hood
Grothaus
Malakas
F. Eeelliff
O Capelle
A Hensel
Dalton
I Norton
Trame
Zimov
Sam Francis Wins Award for 1936 Season
Sam Francis, Nebraska full back, named most valuable player by football players nationwide with the Doug las Fairbanks trophy. Francis earned 97.85 percent in 11 play departments, the highest since 1931. LSU end Gay Bell Tinsley placed second with 96.01. Six U S Navy ships have borne the name Wasp.
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U.P
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Douglas Fairbanks
Norman Sper
Francis
Ernie Pinckett
University of Southern California
Cornhusker
Louisiana State
Gay- Bell Tinsley
Logan Opens With Hounds
Local basketball fans will see the Chieftains in action Saturday against Columbus North with a 9 p.m. start after an 8 p.m. preliminary. Friday opens the season at home vs Nelsonville on the Greyhounds floor. Maurice Cole returns from injury and may boost the lineup with a possible shift to guard by Ralston.
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LOGAN
Chieftains
Columbus North
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Maurice Cole
Bob Snyder
Ralston
Cole
Richardson
Leonard
Safe Drivers Test Ability Hits West Technical High
First group to access automobile drivers testing equipment arrives in Cleveland via the automobile club. West Technical High School students enrolled in a safe driving course will use the new setup to learn practical testing skills.
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Cleveland
U.P
West Technical High School
Civil War Bugle Draws Crowd in Ava
Louis Swearengin brought a Civil War bugle three feet two inches long to town for repairs. He claimed the instrument’s notes could be heard four miles, stirring excitement among residents in Ava Missouri.
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Ava
U.R
Louis Swearengin
Mystery of American racehorse spending in Florida
In Florida last season nearly 24 million dollars was shown in pari mutuel windows at Hialeah and Tropical Parks spent on improving American thoroughbreds. Proponents say the funds are for breed improvement rather than bets, reflecting a national trend in horse racing expenditures.
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Florida
Hialeah
Tropical Parks
Billion-dollar bet on making horses prettier and tougher
In a column one writer criticizes the vast money spent on American thoroughbreds, arguing horses remain fragile and unappealing despite nearly a century of investment. He jokes about bow ties as an alternative and notes a quirky local business venture by Westminster College students who started a bicycle-renting service with free lessons.
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Ben
Orville
Yale
Malcolm Campbell
Jesse Owens
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Russell Leiby
Youngstown
Ohio
Richard Morris
Warren
TV Radio Schedule Mosaic From A Busy Night On Air
A dense guide lists ABCNBC and local picks with 8:30 to 2:15 lineups including Jack Armstrong Fred Allen Benny Goodman and Ozzie Nelson shows. orchestras quartets and youth programs mix with Nabobs of entertainment and pastoral features in a snapshot of a vibrant broadcast evening.
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Blue Flames
Wilderness Road
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News of Youth Hall
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Renfrew
Jack Fulton
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Goose Creek
Parson Boake Carter Cavalcade
Cavalcade
Burns
Allen Burns
Allen Kostelanetz
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Patti Chapin
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Benny Goodman
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Pryor Orch
Coleman Orch
Ozzie Nelson
Arnheim Orch
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Rubinoff
Ted Malone
Mary Marlin
Helen Trent
Gene Arnold
Marguerite Padula
Eton Boys High Hatters
Meroff Orch
Academy of Medicine
Dan Harding
Molly of the Movies
Happy
Thomas Renfrew
Billy and
Betty
Amos
Andy Wack Fulton
Easy Aces
Vocal Orchestra Men and Pa
Lum
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Alexander Woolcot
Royalists
Pleasant Val
Rudy Vallee
Bob Burns
Paul Sullivan
Queens Minetvele
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Outlook for Bulldogs Is Dreary in Early Season
Coach Pete Mc Kinley challenges the Athens Bulldogs after a two week layoff. A Tuesday practice game with Ames-Bern High showed slow, tired play and weak shooting on their home floor. Starters Stauffer, Wilson, and Gordon led, but the team lacked cohesion and scored little against a hungry Amesville squad.
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Howard Kahn
Pete McKinley
Bulldogs
McKinley
Wellston
Ames-Bern High
Athens
Amesville
Gallipolis
Stauffer
Wilson
Gordon
John
Lodge Officers Installed by Wilkesville Pythians
Pythian Sisters in Wilkesville held an installation Friday evening with officers led by Most Excellent Chief Jewell Strong and other officers named. The report lists family visits and relocations in area towns and notes Manitoba remains heavily wooded with over 75 percent forested.
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A. L. DeVault
Edith Thompson
Clem Wilcox
Vinton
Margaret
Betty Strong
John Lewis
Curt Wilewn
Earnest Sheline
Elizabeth Miller
Rosemary Marion
Lillian Parsons
Massillon
Luther Parsons
Warnie Steel
Lowe
Eliza Lewis
Edith Denney
Ralph
Grove City
C. R Reed
Burr Denney
Dora Reed
Ed Fletcher
A. A. Fletcher
C. W. Strong
William Bradley
Columbus
Lottie Kruskamp
Blanche Davis
Hansen
Ralph Wiseman
Shirley Spires
Allens
Hill-Billy Grappler From Smokemont Wins Spotlight
Lem Stecklin of Blue Ridge Mountain headlines as a unique pro wrestler from Smokemont Tennessee. He wrestles in overalls with his raccoon Oscar for luck, refuses tights as indecent, is eight years old, began wrestling in August, prefers hambone meals, is married to a former teacher, and has one son.
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Smo
Columbus
Lem Stecklin
Blue Ridge Mountain
Lem
Winont
Penn
Oscar
Smokemont
Tenn
Miller to Face Covelli Tonight in Cincinnati Bout
Freddie Miller former world featherweight champion returns to the U S after a South Africa tour to meet Frankie Covelli in a scheduled 10 round bout in Cincinnati Covelli has fought mainly on the Pacific Coast during the past two years Miller previously beat Covelli in 1934.
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Freddie Miller
U. S
Frankie
Kid) Covelli
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Miller
Petey Sarron
Birmingham
Ala
South Africa
Covelli
Pacific
Freddie
New Yorker
Stewart School Third Year Home Economics Party
The Rome High School Home Economics third year class led by Bernice Russell hosted a Christmas party for the first and second year students at Stewart School. Christmas carols were sung by Mary Baker Norma Wyer and Mary Winner.
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Ester Halbirt
Bernita Hoskinson
Beatrice Lonas
Mildred Meek
Pauleta McLaughlin
Myrtle O'Brien
Jane Stewart
Adah Sutton
Agusta Tabler
Squibby van Dyke
Bilondenna Windland
Blanche Windland
Wilma Wyer
Elsie Brandeberry
Ruth Detter
Margaret Harper
Maxine Sprouse
Pauline Steinmetz
Pauline Tabler
Anna Mae Wade
Faye Welch
Oldest elephant Jessie feted at Taronga Park Zoo birthday
At Taronga Park zoo Sydney, one of the oldest elephants Jessie was celebrated with a children's party. She wore ribbons and a paper cap and feasted on 12 bunches of carrots 100 pounds of hay 20 pounds of acorns and a bucket of rice and treacle. Early zoologists classed the hip popotamus as a fish.
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Sydney
Jessie
Taronga Park Zoo
Rosenbloom defeats Levinsky in four round finish
Maxie Rosenbloom former light heavyweight champion scored a decision victory Tuesday night over King Levinsky in Los Angeles. Levinsky was counted out in the fourth round and fought to a late surge in the final round. Referee Jack Kennedy scored five rounds to Rosenbloom with two even and three Levinsky.
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U.R
Maxie Rosenbloom
Joe Louis
King Levinsky
Chicago
Levinsky
Rosenbloom
Jack Kennedy
Perry Vines Open Series Of Net Tilts
Fred Perry of England makes his professional tennis debut against Ellsworth Vines at Madison Square Garden in a marquee match expected to draw a record gate. Vines is favored as Perry faces a tough canvas surface while the Perry Vines tour begins a national series with Lott and Barnes supporting in doubles.
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New York
Fred Perry
England
Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Bill Tilden
Henri Cochet
Vines
Forest Hills
Tilden
Perry
Perry- Vines
George Lott
Bruce Barnes
Barnes
Lott
Yankees Set for 33 Exhibition Games This Spring
The world champion New York Yankees will open a 33 game exhibition schedule after spring training begins in St. Petersburg Florida. The first squad reports March 1 with a second group joining a week later.
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UPA
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
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