Kipke’s future at Michigan stirs Yale talk and big pay guesses
A Detroit newspaper column speculates Harry Kipke could jump to Yale or negotiate a larger Michigan contract. It notes Kipke’s value, Yale’s possible security, and Michigan’s potential to boost his pay through a three year offer, suggesting figures around twelve thousand dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kipke
Smilar
Yale
Kipke
Ipke
Michigan
Fielding
Haven
Yost
Mart
Yales
Han
Grover Plans To Use Zone Defense Too
Butch Grover leads the Bobcats in a Buckeye Conference showdown against Ohio Wesleyan on Wesleyan’s home floor. Grover switches to a zone defense and starts a tall lineup featuring Reichley Fogelsong Berens Herrick and Henry to challenge the Bishops tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Ohio Wesleyan
Butch Grover
Bobcat
Buckeye
Ohio
Wesleyan
Bobcats
Butch Grove R
Perk Reichley
Don Fogelsong
Beanie Berens
Bob Herrick
Bob Henry
Reichley
Henry
Berens
Fogelsong
Herrick
Ray Detrick
Des
Don
Baldwin Wallace Beats Kent State To Top Ohio Conference
Baldwin Wallace College tied Denison for the lead in the Ohio Conference after a 39 to 22 win over Kent State. Powell led the winners with 17 points while Kent State’s Widowski top-scored with seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Baldwin- Wallace College
Denison
Kent State
Powell
Baldwin-Wallace
Widowski
Logan To Play Pair of Games
Logan coach John Longley returns from vacation to prepare the squad for two weekend games. Friday hosts Nelsonville, then Jackson visits Saturday as Logan seeks revenge after football. Longley stresses confidence and the same aggressive play that carried them in the Stewart game to secure victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jan
John Longley
Nelsonville
Jackson
Longley
Stewart
Reds Announce 1934 Training Schedule With 18 Games Against Majors
Cincinnati unveils 28 game training plan for 1934 listing six games versus Detroit Tigers and 18 against major league clubs. Pitchers and catchers start in Tampa February 7 with rest of squad reporting March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Tampa
Fla
Cleveland Indians
New York Yanks
New York Giants
Cuban All-Stars
Philadelphia Nationale
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Columbus Red Birds
Brooklyn Dodgers
House of David
Boston Red Sox
Winter Haven
Philadelphi Athletics
Fort Myers
Red Sox
Sarasoza
Amesville Teams Oppose J T Trimble At Home
Amesville girls seek undefeated season as they face Jacksonville Trimble in a 7:30 pm game at the local high school gym. The Amesville and Ames Bern teams, noted for strong play, aim to challenge the J T girls and showcase solid basketball on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Ames-Bern
Jacksonville
Boilermakers Top Big Ten Start Holds Lead
Purdue runs to a 36 21 win over Illinois to grab early conference lead as Iowa Indiana push atop standings after second league games. Indiana beat Ohio State 38 22 while Northwestern blanks Minnesota 38 26. Iowa crushes Wisconsin 32 26 before a record 11 000 in Iowa City as Michigan handles Chicago 34 18. Purdue +81 points over two games tops scoring, Iowa 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkley
Chicago
U.P
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Ohio State
Iowa City
Iow
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan
Ann Arbor
L. Pet
Mae Smith Wins Los Angeles Open by Five Strokes
Mae Smith captures the Los Angeles Open title in a five stroke victory at Philadelphia era finish. Runyan Dutra and Mehrhorn chase in final round as Von Elm and Willie Hunter hold for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jan
Beotch
Philadelphia
MacDonald Smith
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Bill Mehrhorn
Louieville
Olin Dotra
Santa Monica
Calif
Per
Dutra
Runyan
Mehbihorn
George von Elm
Willie Hunter
von Finn
Hunter
Plans Completed for Mitt Program in Logan Area
Logan Jan 9 Arrangements have almost been finished for a boxing card to be offered next Tuesday after the Legion post meeting. Charles C Achauer and M F Weymaeler of the athletic committee with Jimmy Ringhiser are arranging fast matches. Camp Hocking boxers to box local talent in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Charles C. Achauer
M. F. Weymaeler
Jimmy Ringhiser
the Legion
Camp Hocking
Hamden Defeats New Marshfield on Local Floor
Hamden led 24 to 2 at half and won 47 to something against New Marshfield on January 9. Coach Red Sprague’s squad dominated the game with fast breaks and strong defense while reserves played the second half. New Marshfield struggled to finish in scoring range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Red’ Sprague
New Marshfield
New Marshfield Boys
Royal
Hoosier Wins Miami Open in 71 Strokes
Ralph Stonehouse, 20 year old Indianapolis pro, won the Miami Open by four strokes over veteran Willie Dow. Stonehouse fired 36 35 71 at the Miami Springs course in an 18 hole playoff to take first money of $500 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Ralph Stonehouse
Bulldogs Drill for Ironton Tilt After Holiday Break
Ath ens High School Bulldogs held a long practice after a painter’s hiatus, scrimmaging against ex stars. Claude Chrisman, former Ironton assistant, joins as McKinley prepares for Ironton while Sherman Gilmore returns to lead the Pup team. The Red and Black have 34 fouls in two games, and free throws cost a loss to New Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Dunn
Pete McKinley
Athens High School
New Boston
Bulldog
Ironton
Sherman Gilmore
e@son
Chrisman
Gallipolis
Brig
Buckeyes Bow To Indiana Five
Ohio State basketball split a Western Conference road trip, beating Chicago but losing to Indiana 22 to 3%. Indiana led early and extended the margin as Ted Rosequist and Porter fouled out. Jerry Fischer led Ohio with eight points, while Kehrt and Huffman scored eight for Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jan
Ohio State University
Ohio
Chicago
Indiana
Northwestern
Buckeye Cagerers
Ted Rosequist
Porter
Jerry Fischer
Rosequist
Kehrt
Huffman
Hoosiers
Shields Conquers Initial Opponent in Miami Tennis Rally
New York’s Fran ce X. Shields, top seed and national free ranking star, advances to the third round of the Miami Biltmore tennis championship after a two set win over Larry Larsen. Other featured matches include Ricardo Morales vs Eugene McCauliff and Marcel Rainville vs Hudson Harm as foreign entrants seek strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
France X. Shields
New York
Philip B. Hawk
Forest Hills
N. Y
Shields
Larry Larsen
Ithaca
Ricardo Morales
Cuba
Davis Capace
Eugene McCauliff
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Hudson Harm
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Gill and Henry Top Buckeye Scoring Leaders
Captain Lawrence Gill of Marshall College and Willard Henry of Miami University lead the Buckeye Conference scorers with 15 points each. University of Cincinnati sophomore Carl Austing is second with 32 points. Ohio University defends co champion against Ohio Wesleyan tonight at Delaware in the first conference game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lawrence Gill
Marshall
Willard Henry
Miami University
Buckeye
Carl Austing
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Eastern schools seek midwest coach talent for new grid era
Eastern universities including Yale Dartmouth and Dartmouth explore midwest coaching options as they plan for upcoming seasons. Yale has hired Michigan 1932 captain Ivan Williamson to coach its 1934 freshman squad while Dartmouth prepares to announce a successor to Jackson Cannell with names such as Ossie Solem Bernie Bierman Earl Blaik among those considered. Benny Friedman is slated to become head coach at the College of the City of New York on Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Crowley
Elmer Layden
Duquesne
Yale
Michigan
Elis
Ivan Williamson
Dartmouth
Jackson C. Cannell
Ossie Solem
Bernie Bierman
Earl Blaik
Army
The
College of the City of New York
Harold Parker
Plains Rovers Triumph 44 35 Over Monarchs
The Plains Rovers defeated the Monarchs of Middleport 44 to 35 Saturday night. Notable for The Monarchs were Adderson Gallager and Allensworth, while The Rover lineup displayed strong team play. A preliminary kept crowds energized with three boxing matches, headlined by Jackie Coon versus Chuck Lingscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Plains Rovers
Monarch
Middleport
Adderson
Gallager
Allensworth
Rover
Jackie Coon
Chuck Lingscott
Don Nelson
Rovers
Ter
Sammemnnis
Savere
Radio Program Schedule Highlights WEAF 1915 Lineup
WEAF shows a dense 1915 era program list with flat details of hourly acts and performers. Names include Madame Alda Jan Pearce John Kennedy Rudy Vallee Paul Whiteman Nat Shillerit and Edgar Guest among many others with varied music comedy and drama segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Bylvin
John B. Kennedy
Paul Whiteman
Rudy Vallee
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Listings and Acts
The page lists a dense, era style radio program with times and performers including Washington Talk, Pierce tenor, Mary Small, Billy Bachelor, Shirley Howard, the Goldbergs, Jack Pearl, the Troubadours, Pred Allen, Barnyard Music, Radio Forum, Exidie Bikina, Phil Harris, Crime Chief, Red Davis, Warden Lawes, John McCormack, Tony Cabooeh, String Symphony, Pickens Sisters, Harmony Trio, Dr. Sopelend, Neuman and Orewter, Betly and Hob, Bandra Roberts, Rob Albright, Helen Janke, Hart, Tenor, Show Joys, Little Orphan Aands, Jack Armstrong, Joe Emetron, Bob Newhall, Lowell Thomas, Amos 'wir' Andy, Detectives, Sam and Abe, Crime Club, Here Hour, Here Hour, and orchestras and dances listed by time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of the Air
Ma Perkins
Dr. Copeland
Chuckle
Laugh
Betty and Bot
Johanna Grosse
Bob Albright
Joe Emerson
Don Hart
Jack Armstrong
Rob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amoson Andy
Sam and
Abner
Washington
Jan Pierce
Mary Small
Billy Bachelor
Shirley Howard
Goldbergs
Jack Pearl
Troubadours
Drame
Red Davis
Warden Lawes
John McCormack
Tony Cabooeh
Pickens Sisters
Fion Hart
Joe Emetron
Bob Newhall
Amos ‘Wir
Andy
Abe
Hed Devise
Crime Club
Joe
Trowhedours
Hink and
Dea
Joheny Muldowe
Ose Lome
Athens Futures Seek Games for New Season
Athens Futures, winners of last year’s amateur basketball tournament at Amesville, reorganize and seek games with any amateur five. For scheduling, contact Harry Hodson at 21 Second Street, Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Amesville
Harry Hodson
Second Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Mitch
Ellsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Vines
Tilden
J-T
Boilermakers
Ilinois
Bloomington
Minneapolis
Illinois
Mae Smith
Bags
Hoosier
Bulldogs
McKinley
Claude Chrisman
Buckeyes
Gill and
Mid-West
Columbia Lions
New Haven
Hanover
Benny Friedman
WEAF
Madame Alda
Jan Pearce
Phil Duey
Mary Alcott
Dr. Buntesen
Ben Bernie
Ed Wynn
Seth Parker
Variety
Fiarmony Trio, Ltd
Bernie Cummune
Annie and
Radio In Education
Phil Morrie
Dr. Bundensen
Nat Shillerit
Edgar Guest
Poet Prince
Dr. Sopelend
Neuman and
Orewter
Harmony Trio
Business News
Betly and Hob
Bandra Roberts
Rob Albright
Helen Janke
Sohio
George Olsen
Frances Langford
Sisters OF the Skillet
Joe Morrison
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!