Scheduling Woes Hit the Bobcats in 1934 Season
Athletic director Doc faces a tough task securing a schedule as several schools delay replies. Ohio and Big Ten options appear limited while Harvard Army Navy Princeton and Illinois are explored but not confirmed.
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Doc
Bobcat
Iowa
Wiscon
Northwestern
Indiana
Illinois
Harvard
Army
Navy
Princeton
Tigers
Lord Dixie
Tennessee
Bird
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Michigan
Grover Expects Miami To Provide Tough Opposition
Grover foresees a hard game as his Bobcats prepare for a Friday visit from Miami, with practice shaped to fix ragged play after a ten day layoff. The team will reshuffle the forward spot, emphasize defense and rebounding, and rely on improved effort to counter Miami's height and hustle.
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Grover
Miami
Butch Grover
Buckeye
Ohio
Butch
Bobcats
Fogelsong
Serge
Banko
Doll
George
Bill Fogelsong
Pearl Reichley
Bernard Berens
Berens
Ohio Wesleyan
Sarazen Too Ill to Take Part in Caliente Tourney
Gene Sarazen, Agua Caliente Open favorite, is confined at Santa Monica Hospital with influenza and unlikely to play for several days. Doctors noted the condition is not serious but recovery is needed before he can compete.
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Sarazen
Caliente
Santa Monica
Calif
U.P
Gene Sarazen
Santa Monica Hospital
Colburn Leads Buck Cage Quint with 43 Points
Columbus Jan 10 Ohio State forward Bob Colburn tops the team in scoring with 43 points across six games. He has 17 field goals and nine free throws, surpassing captain Howard Mattison who holds 39 points. Lew Hinchman Bill Hasket and Herb Brown follow in the scoring tally.
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Columbus
U.R
Bob Colburn
Ohio State
Colburn
Howard Mattison
Indiana
Mattison
Lew Hinchman
Bill Hasket
Herb Brown
Overcoming Fumbles in Basketball Drills
A coaching guide describes how to curb fumbles by training players to receive before dribbling and pass only after securing the ball. It notes that mis-timed passes start the motion too early and outlines a fast play designed to confuse opponents by clustering action near the basket with a sequence from No. 3 to No. 2 to the pivot man No. 1.
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Repass
Northwestern Tops Purdue In Big Ten Battle
Northwestern defeats Purdue 35 to 28 at Evanston to dampen Purdue title hopes while Illinois trounces Michigan 22 to 17. Wisconsin beats Iowa 21 to 19 as Brackner and Break are ruled ineligible, and Indiana wins 34 to 21 at Bloomington.
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Chicago
U.P
Purdue
Northwestern
Evanston
Boilermakers
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Saty
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Joe Reiff
Reiff
Champaign
Towe
Brackmer
Bloomington
W. L. Pet
College Football Scores Roundup From Various Matches
Butler 31 Wabash 27. Duke 58 Davidson 14. Davis Elkins 65 Concord 0 Emory and Henry 60 Union 27. Geneva 50 Bethany 32. Tilionts 22 Michigan 17. Indiana 34 Chicago 2. Northwestern 35 Purdue 28. Notre Dame 36 Michigan State 19. Wisconsin 37 Iowa 19. Stanford 22 St. Marys 18. Wash State 50 Meiji Tokio 2. Oregon State 82 Idaho 31. Westminster 28 Culver Stockton 21.
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Butler
Wabash
Duke
Davidson
Davis Elkins
Concord &, Emory and Henry
Union
Geneva
Bethany
Tilionts
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Northwestern
Purdue
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Iowa
Stanford
St. Mary's
Wash. State
Meiji
Tokio
Oregon State
Idaho
Westminster
Culver-Stockton
Back to the Old Farm Threats Hit Star Salaries
Henry McLemore surveys baseball holdouts and public appetite as players face salary cuts amid economic strain. He notes fans and owners grow wary, with Babe Ruth likely to trigger public reaction over a $15,000 cut.
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New York
U.2
Gianu
F. C. Bb
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Weil
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Florida
Jacob Ruppert
St. Petersburg
Park Avenue
Hollywood
Dazzy Vance
Red Fan
Ruth
Jake Ruppert
United States
Fred F
Babe
Barrier system betting topics to be discussed at Ohio fair meet
Columbus Jan. 10 Two subjects of interest to harness racing followers the barrier starting system and the proposal to legalize betting will be discussed tonight at the annual meeting of the Ohio Fair Managers Association. Speakers include Phillips Xenia McGraw Washington Keller Cincinnati Earle New Philadelphia Woodland Cleveland and Plank Medina Bishop Warren Marsden Columbiana County Stuckey Van Wert County. The convention will close Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
G. Phillips
Xenia
Joe McGraw
Washington
E. T. Keller
Cincinnati
G. M. Earle
New Philadelphia
Frank Woodland
Cleveland
F. M Plank
Medina County
Dave Bishop
Warren County
H. B., Marsden
Columbiana County
N. &. Stuckey
van Wert
Last Night's Fight Results Show Mixed Wins Across Cities
Last night results list Van Klave ren defeating Holland by 143% in New York alongside Refferty and Holmes with 145% in Providence. Gordon Donohue 147% faced defeat in New York and Frankie Klick 1324 defeated Paolo Villa 190% in New York. In Newark, N J Young Ter- appears listed with further results truncated.
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New York
van Klaveren
Holland
Phil Refferty
Eaddie Holmes
Providence
A. L
Gordon Donohue
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Paolo Villa
Newark
N. J
Young Ter
Craig Wood Captures Los Angeles Open Title Again
Craig Wood won the Los Angeles Open at Wilshire Country Club with rounds 67 71 70 71 totaling 281, three under par. He earned 1515.50 and led a $5650.19 pro prize pool as Leo Diegel and Willie Hunter tied for second at 285. Gene Sarazen withdrew before the final round due to influenza.
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Wood
Wilshire Country Club
San Francisco
N. J
Harold F. Sampson
Burlingame
Calif
Charlie Guest
Deal
Fred Morrison
Los Angeles
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Johnny Dawson
Gene Sarazen
Boxers Trade Wins in Patchy Card Across Cities
A series of boxing results shows multiple fighters earning wins in varied locales. Notable bouts include Owens Phelps defeating Roscoe Manning, Jimmie Kelley besting Pat Murphy, and Link Hollenbeck stopping Tommy Richards. The scattered results span Trenton, Terre Haute, Phoenix, Chicago, Dayton, and Danville with several knockouts and points decisions.
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Trenton
Jack Rosenberg
New York
Cowboy Owen Phelps
Phoenix
Aris
Roscoe Manning
Nuttley
N. J
Terre Haute
Jack Roper
Los Angeles
Paul Pantaleo
Chicago
Jimmie Kelley
Dayton
Pat Murphy
Danville
Link Hollenbeck
Marshall
Tommy Richards
Chauncey UMWA Auxiliary to Host Benefit Dance Tonight
Chauncey Woman's Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America sponsors a benefit dance and oyster supper tonight at Chauncey K of P hall starting at o'clock. Proceeds support union activities and community aid programs.
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U.M. W. of A
Chauncey K. of
P. Hall
Chauncey
Chauncey Woman's Auxiliary of
The
United Mine Workers of America
Chauncey K. of P. Hall
Samuel Devol 85 Buried at Chauncey After Pneumonia
Samuel Devol aged 85 a former Buchtel resident died Friday after pneumonia and was buried Sunday at White Cottage Chauncey He is survived by a son and a daughter Mrs George Wilson Chauncey attended by her sister Mrs Wyckoff currently ill in East Fultonham Mrs Wyckoff’s condition reported improved in Millfield Mrs E Boudinots Sunday School class to meet tonight in Millfield and Mr and Mrs William Robinett Jr with children Billie Lee and Norma Jean of Columbus visited Chauncey area over the weekend
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Buchtel
Chauncey
Samuel Devol
Herbert Wyckoff
East Fultonham
White Cottage
George Wilson
Quilt Presented to Millfield Church of Christ Class
The Ladies Aid Society gave a quilt to the Men's Bible Class of the Millfield Church of Christ. A social session will be held Saturday January 15 to auction or display the gift.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Granddaughter of Johnson Family Stricken by Diphtheria
Chauncey Jan 10 A two year old granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson at their Dutch Run home is seriously ill with diphtheria.
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Chauncey
Frank Johnson
Dutch Run
Birth announced for McMennany couple in Jacksonville
Mr and Mrs Leo McMennany announce the birth of a son at their home in Jacksonville The mother Audra Fitzer of Millfield is the former Mrs Fitzer The baby is a grandson of Mr and Mrs George Fitzer of Millfield
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Chauncey
Leo McMennany
Jacksonville
McMennany
Audra Fitzer
Millield
George Fitzer
Millfield
Weekend visitors and funeral in Chauncey area
Alberta Carter and Ruth Davis visited in Chauncey with Mrs. Fero McClelland and others. George Wilson spent the weekend with his daughter in Old Floodwood. Mrs Charlies Bradfield Sr. visits Murray City. Lena Wilson weeks in Cleveland. D A Rupe family guests of Sweeney high street. Betty Lucille Eblin, six, funeral in Pomeroy after Chauncey burial.
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Alberta Carter
Ruth Davis
Bailey Run
Chauncey
Fero McClelland
Marion Andrews
Millfield
Jake Chapman
Conda Webb
George Wilson
Elsie Spears
Old Floodwood
Charlies Bradfield
Murray City
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Babe” Didrikson
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