Spaulding Secures Guard Post As Ohio U Betting On Defense
Ohio University basketball coach B T Grover adds Al Spaulding to the guard spot after a four game road swing rough on offense. Spaulding’s defense and height expected to slow Ohio Wesleyan ace Olevie Stark as the Buckeye season opens. The Bobcats also face Miami at Oxford before a tough stretch, with sophomores carrying most scoring duties.
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Nick Lalich
Gene Riita
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Delaware
Miami
Oxford
Reds Schedule Focuses On High-Level Spring Exhibitions
The Cincinnati Reds outline a spring training plan emphasizing tough exhibition opponents, with nine straight games and a heavy emphasis on major league foes. The schedule stresses a continued base in Plant Field Tampa while noting limited minor league games and plans for intra-league tests against Cubs and Nationals.
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Reds consider spring training trip to Puerto Rico
General manager of the Reds heads for New York to negotiate a possible training trip to Puerto Rico for 1936 season prep. If arranged, it would be the first time a major league club uses the island for such a purpose amid ongoing division scrapping.
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Boilermakers Defeat Bucks In Big Ten Tilt
Purdue rallied to defeat Ohio State 36 to 27 in Columbus. Glenn Downey sparked a late 4 for 4 scoring burst after halftime as the Boilermakers overwhelmed the Buckeyes who led 16 to 15 at intermission. 9,554 watched the setback.
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Devil's Disciples
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Ward Lambert
Glenn Downey
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Springfield emerges as likely MA League berth contender
Springfield Ohio emerges as a strong candidate for a Middle Atlantic league berth as club owners adjourn in Charleston to select a Beckley Miners successor. Ohio’s Springfield previously joined the league, while Dayton manager Holmes threatened to withdraw after salary cuts and a 9090 fine dispute. The MA season runs May 7 to September 7.
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Beckley Miners
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Howard
Ducky) Holmes
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Alex Pisula
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Daily
Russell Hockenbury
Ohio River Rises After Snowmelt Deluges
Ohio River began to rise Monday due to melting snow and rain with no forecast of danger yet. Two tons of steel departed Pittsburgh bound for Memphis and New Orleans aboard the steamers Monongahela and Vesta tonight.
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Memphis
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Higgins Candidate for County Commissioner
C. C. Higgins of Springfield Township announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in the May 12 primaries.
Runyan Wins 1935 Pro Golfer of the Year Cup
Paul Runyan of White Plains wins the Radix Cup as top money earner and low-scorer in 1935. He played 55 rounds, averaged 72.3, with three tournament titles including the North and South Open. Henry Picard finishes second with 72.4, Horton Smith third at 72.5, Hagen and Sarazen outside the top ten.
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Debonair Paul Runyan
White Plains
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Oklahoma City
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Henry Picard
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Barnstormers
Runyan
Pick
Horton Smith
Chicago
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
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Ted Key Breaks Into Hollywood Amid UCLA Mystery
Hollywood reports Ted Key, the college football figure tied to the UCLA “Bunch of Keys” episode, is now on the set of Under Two Flags. Key, who played under an assumed name while at UCLA and earlier with the Texas School of Mines, works in pictures while continuing semi pro football.
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O'Mahoney Still Mat King After Draw With Dusek
In Pittsburgh the world champion Danno O'Mahoney and Omaha star Ernie Dusek fought 45 minutes before referee Charles Dickerhoff ruled a draw. The pair balked at the decision, rolled into the crowd, and police pinned them. Purses on hold pending commission investigation. A previous draw and a rematch in Boston later this month is planned.
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Ernie Dusek
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Omaha
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Wrestling Results From Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports fall outcomes from multiple cities. Gus Sonnenberg of Boston defeated Mike Mazurki of New York in one fall in Buffalo. Maurice La Chapelle of France beat Melsheka of Arabia in two falls in Portland. Danno O’Mahoney of Ireland drew with Ernie Dusek of Omaha in Pittsburgh. Dean Detton of Salt Lake City defeated George Keverly of Hollywood in Wilmington. Frank Malcec wicz of Utica defeated Ernie Peterson of Alaska in Camden in two of three. Chief Little Wolf of Los Angeles defeated Ralph Garibaldi of St Louis in Patterson. Abe Kashey of Paterson defeated Fd Cook of Cedar Rapids in Rochester. Blue sheep note appears at the end about Szechwan province, China.
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Arabia
Pittsburgh
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Wilmington
Del
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
George Keverly
Hollywood
Camden
WN. J
Frank Malcewicz
Utica
N. J
Ernie Peterson
Alaska
Patterson
Chief Little Wolf
Los Angeles
Ralph Garibaldi
St. Louis
Rochester
Retzlaff Vows To Fight Louis In Chicago Showdown
Charley Retzlaff trains for a January 17 heavyweight bout with Joe Louis at Chicago Stadium. Promoters expect strong gate receipts of about 108000, with Louis delivering a powerful performance after observing Retzlaff in action in Detroit and other cities.
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All Hoosier Struggle for Big 10 Cage Title Looms
Purdue defeats Ohio State 36 to 26 as Indiana tops Michigan 33 to 27 in Big 10 openers. Ward Lambert uses Downey in late rally while Bob Kessler and Vernon Huffman pace Purdue and Indiana with key goals. Illinois routs Minnesota 42 to 19 and Wisconsin beats Chicago 38 to 36.
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Veteran Head Of Giants Dies In Hot Springs
Charles A. Stoneham longtime head and major stockholder of the New York Giants NL dies in a Hot Springs hotel after a lengthy illness. He was 459? years old. Died of nephritis. His son Horace and Ernie Viberg will handle arrangements. Bill Terry heads to St Louis to join the procession. Stoneham helped acquire the club from the Bush estate on January 14, 1919 for over 1.5 million dollars.
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John T. Bush
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
Ralph Hurtado won in New York by outpointing Leo Rodak. Johnny Erjavec defeated Scotty Fuller in Chicago. Frankie Blair beat Mickey Serman in Washington. Bob Godwin outpointed Don Perrin in Miami Beach. Jay Meend on edged Eddie Ran in Plainfield. Charley Killer’s Coates stopped Nash Lara in Oakland. Willie Pal stopped Pedro Nives in Albany. Terry defeated Willie Lewis by technical knockout in Newark. Cocoa Kid defeated Joe Pennino in Holyoke.
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Leo Rodak
Chicago
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Duluth
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Scotty Fuller
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Washington
Frankie Blair
Camden
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Miami Beach
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Don Perrin
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Jay Meendon
Orange
Eddie Ran
Poland
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Akron
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San Jose
Sammy O'Dell
Ray Cote
Butte
Mont
Albany
Willie Pal
Pedro Nives
Porto Rico
Young Terry
Trenton
Willie Lewis
Holyoke
Mass
Cocoa Kid
New Haven
Joe Pennino
Naomi Bible Class to Meet for January Program
Members of the Naomi Bible Class of The Plains M. E. Church will gather Wednesday for their January business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Lola Yates. Mrs. Julia Cooper will present the program.
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Bradbury Brief Notes
Bradbury brief notes cover local hiring watchman Wilbur Hanning at Pomeroy Brewery and staffing updates. Social visits include William Russell family in Middleport. Christmas decorations brighten village homes as Bible school counts rise. School resumes after vacation and Wilbur Pierce takes a dairy truck job. Regular service planned and a watch meeting held at the church. Thurman Carsey suffers weeklong mumps with carrier duties affected.
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Waterloo Wonders Still Going Strong on Hardwood Courts
Waterloo High School's renowned Wonders basketball five remain dominant as four members stay in the area after two national titles. With coach Magellan Hairston at Rio Grande College scouting, the team plays as Waterloo High School and donates receipts to its athletic fund while pursuing college opportunities.
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