Reeves and Berens Lead Dayton Past Ohio Hit
Ohio University remained unbeaten at home with a 46 to 29 win over Dayton. Reeves and Berens combined for most of the Bobcats points while Corbett and Leichtle provided Dayton’s early threat in a lopsided non conference clash at Athens.
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Ohio University
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Bobcats
Ohio
Flyers
Bobcat
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Beanie Berens
Reeves
Berens
Leichtle
Scholle
Stan Corbett
Corbett
Hio Ory
Reichiey
Atieserere A
TEES
Oarnqoesse
Rockman
O Corbett
Alexander
Ae Grey
Bey
Armbruster
Kanisler
Tota Sea
Rens
Packard
Reich
Yrgesmas
Ae McCarty
Hoa Es
Baer Tops King in Four Round Fight to Cement Heavyweight Reign
Baer lands a powerful knockout of King in four rounds, boosting his standing as heavyweight champion. The bout drew fan excitement despite a murky undercard, with observers praising Baer’s ferocity and showmanship while noting a revival appeal for the sport. The victory adds to Baer’s marketable aura as promotions eyed further big-name showdowns and potential vaudeville appearances.
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Baer
Kingky
Chicago
Butcher Boy
Pretty Boy
Jack
Levinsky Beer
Max
Lothario
Shoe Sales Rise 15 Percent for First Half, Report Says
Roger R nsmouth of the Ona Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association reports a 15 percent increase in shoe manufacturing for the first six months of the year. He notes stock shortages and replenishment needs amid a tabled rise in demand for better grade shoes.
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ULS
Roger A Rnsmouth, O
Ona Boot and Shoe Manu’ Association
Private sale of Salt Creek church property approved
Judge M Whitcraft orders sale of church property in Salt Creek after a long period of unused status. The sale may proceed privately with court permission, following prior application for the right.
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Church of Athority
M. Whitcraft
Salt Creek
Cincinnati Plans Tax Levy Cut as Model of Good Government
Cincinnati announced a 1934 levy rate of 16.85 mills, about five mills per dollar lower than the 1933 rate of 21.44, signaling a new deal for taxpayers. Despite salary cuts for employees earning $1,500 or less and partial restorations for higher brackets, the city maintains a model of prudent governance.
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Cincinnati
Boxers Crown Winners in Two Matches
In San Francisco Jim Landos of New York 206 defeated Joe Mekewiz of Utica New York 200 by fall in a two hour limit match. In San Diego Man Mountain Dean of Norcross Georgia 317 beat Frank Speer 225 Georgie 950 Chief Little Wolf 210 of Los Angeles in straight falls.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jim Landos
New York
Joe Mekewiz
Utica
N. Y
San Diego
Calif
Man Mountain Dean
Norcross
Frank Speer
Georgie
Chief Little Wolf
Los Angeles
Pat ‘Shocker
East Lake City
Intersectional Games Help Basketball Gain Favor
Nat Holman argues that inter sectional games boost basketball's popularity across the nation. He notes Notre Dame and NYU draw large crowds at Madison Square Garden and foresees Olympic inclusion and intensified AAU and sectional tournaments. He cites Dr Phog Allen stating global participation exceeds 18 million players.
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Nat Holman
College of the City of
New York
Notre Dame
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Kentucky
Duquesne
Purdue
Basketbball
Phog Allen
Kansas
Bishops and Bearcats Win
Cincinnati defeated Indiana Central Teachers College 37 to 32 as Carl Austing scored 13 for the Bearcats. Mount Union led by Swope with 24 points and 35 assists defeated Hiram 88 to 25 at Warren. Toledo, Muskingum, Capital and Ohio Northern also played Ohio Conference games with Muskingum beating Capital 42 to 23 in Columbus.
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Carl Austing
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Indiana Central Teachers’ College
Ohio
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall College
Warren
Mount Union
Swope
Kram
Hiram
Toledo University
Ohio Northern
Muskingum
Capital
Columbus
Louis Says He Will Be Ready For Baer Soon
Detroit heavyweight Joe Louis tells reporters in Pittsburgh he will be ready to challenge champion Max Baer about March after a few more bouts. He predicts a quick win against Hans Birkie in a 10 round card with Buddy Mac Arthur and Frankie Sims in the eight round semi final.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Detroit
Max Baer
Hans Birkie
Louis
Baer
Louis Birkiego
Buddy MacArthur
Fairmont
W. Va
Frankie Sims
Cleveland
Louis Will Meet Ramage Again In Outdoor Rematch
Joe Louis, Detroit heavyweight, is signed for an outdoor rematch with Lee Ramage at Wrigley Field on February 1 after transport money was arranged. Louis previously defeated Ramage by technical knockout in Chicago weeks earlier.
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Los Angeles
Joe Louis
Detroit
Lee Ramage
Hayden
Wad
Wadhams
Avalon Athletic Association
Louis
Ramage
Wrigley Field
Santa Anita
Chicago
Hambletonian 33 Eligible Trotting Field Named
Thirty three colts and fillies remain eligible for the Hambletonian Stake to be renewed at the Grand Circuit meeting in Goshen New York in August. A $250 payment was made Jan 1 with ten more eligibles than last year. The stake may gross near $35 000 versus $25 000 in 1934 when Lord Jim won. Leading entrants include Lawrence Hanover Greyhound Silver King and Belvedere with strong juvenile records.
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Jan
Goshen
H. M. Parshall
Urbana
Ohio
Lord Jim
Lawrence Hanover
LaSalle Stable
Chicago
Lexington
E. J. Baker
St. Charles
Silver King
E. J. Merkie
Columbus, Ohio
W. N. Reynolde
Belvedere
Winston-Salem
N.C
Lott and Stoefen Turn Pro in Madison Square Garden Debut
George Lott and Lester Stoefen move from amateur to professional ranks with doubles titles as they face Big Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines in Madison Square Garden. An expected 16,500 fans pack the arena for their pro debuts.
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New York
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Madison Square Garden
Simon Pyres
Bill’ Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Boxing Roundup From Duluth Fargo and Vancouver
At Duluth Jack Moore of Proctor Minnesota outpointed Max Kal brenner of Fargo North Dakota over six rounds. In Fargo Freddie Atkinson of Detroit outpointed Billy Norton of Fargo over six rounds. In Vancouver Gordon Wallace of Vancouver knocked out Ron Headley of Ottawa in eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Jack Moore
Proctor
Minn
Max Kalbrenner
Fargo
N.D
Freddie Atkinson
Detroit
Billy Norton
Vancouver
B. C
Gordon Wallace
Ron Headley
Ottawa
Reds Schedule 33 Exhibition Games for Spring
The Reds announced a 33 game exhibition slate for spring training in Tampa and surrounding spots. Thirty of the games involve major league opponents including Tigers Giants Yankees Braves and Cubs with five against Toronto Leafs minor league games. The stretch runs March 9 to April 14 ending at Crosley Field with Detroit as the final foe.
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Braves
St. Petersburg
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Sarasota
Tigers
Toronto
MacPhail
Miro
Goodman
Schott
Kampouris
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Giants
Charley Dressen
Colts
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Dodgers
House of David
St Petersburg
Phillies
Tam
Twenty Grand Comes Back in Golden State Handicap
Twenty Grand, noted stakes winner, was set to return at Santa Anita in the seven furlong Golden State Handicap. Trainer Will Brannan said the seven year old would run if the track remains fast, with Silvio Coucei aboard and top weight of 124 pounds. The prep race leads to the Santa Anita Handicap on February 23 against Cavalcade and Equipoise.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
Will Brannan
Greentree Stable
Silvio Coucei
Portland Pro Cops Tourney Set for Los Angeles Open
Portland pro golfer Al Zimmerman carried $100 in prize money as he and others prepared for the Los Angeles Open qualifying round at the Los Angeles Country Club. Zimmerman and Henry Weinberger won the Hillcrest Amateur-Pro Championship with a best ball 65 earning $50 each, as 200 plus players entered the field. Notables include Walter Hagen Denny Shute Olin Dutra MacDonald Smith among entrants aiming for the 5000 Open title.
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Los Angeles
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Hillcrest
Henry Weinberger
Zimmerman
Los Angeles Country Club
Walter Hagen
Denny Shute
Olin Dutra
MacDonald Smith
Ambers Fuller and Ross Fight Plans Stir Boxing Marches
York boxing men weigh title chances for Lou Ambers Sam Fuller with Ross and Bar. Ambers seeks a title bout posting 25 000 bond while Fuller posts 5000. Ambers backers argue a Ross defense against either Ambers Fuller or Klick could draw bigger gates.
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Lou
Ross
Barney
Frankie Klick
N Mamia
Othor Welter
Nois Boxing Commission
Sammy Fuller
Sammy
Klick
Ambers
Fuller
Harry Dublinsky
Tony Canzoneri
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