Bobcats Open Buckeye Tilt At Home Tuesday
Ohio University Bobcats begin a three game week with a home Buckeye Conference opener Tuesday against Marshall College in Athens after a 33 28 win over Miami University. Nick Lalich and Gene Rinta starred for the Bobcats in a close second half rally.
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Ohio
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George May
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Rinta
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May
Malakas
Aiken Named Akron University Head Coach in Football Move
Gets Chance James Wilson Aiken, veteran coach from Canton McKinley High School, is appointed head football coach at Akron University. Aiken built winning high school teams in Toledo and Canton and previously played at Washington and Jefferson.
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Coaches, players and leagues surface in cluttered sports note
A dense recital of basketball golf and baseball figures from 1930s circles. Mentions Connie Mack Patton Mack home fields Notre Dame Joplin Horton Smith Howard Cann Iba and Crisler in passing. Alludes to team moves drafts and the upcoming season with scattered references to agents venues and universities.
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Linger Leads Ten Scorers in Big Ten Contest
Warren Whitlin leads a 10 man field as he scores 36 points on 10 field goals and 8 free throws. Harry Combes and teammates are tied for second with 24 points. Bill Hearlow trails with 22 points as Chicago mete reads in a tight scoring race.
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Noting Jesse Owens in Training and Meet Plans
Fragmentary OCR describes Jesse Owens facing training doubts and travel across prairie venues for a series of meets. It mentions a captain and an ineligible pilot license with light test implications, indicating uncertain athletic travel details and event invitations.
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Jesse Owens
Gauthier backs Buckeye Conference expansion talk
Ohio Wesleyan athletic director George Gauthier favors adding Xavier Western Reserve and Toledo to the Buckeye Conference. He argues the move would make the conference the strongest little league in the nation and benefit all teams financially by placing Ohio University Miami and Marshall in large state cities. Ohio Wesleyan scheduled to play Xavier in Delaware next fall.
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George Gauthier
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Xavier
Western Reserve
Toledo
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Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Waterloo Quint Loses At Cincinnati Reds
Lawrence County's Waterloo Wonders returned home after a rare defeat to the Cincinnati Reds pro basketball team Sunday night. Drummond led Waterloo with 15 points and scored a third of the team’s seven first-quarter points as Cincinnati held a 29 to 17 halftime lead.
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Hines Wins Los Angeles Open in Narrow Finish
Jimmy Hines of Garden City Long Island captured the Los Angeles $5 000 Open with a 72 hole score of 280 and $1500 prize. Henry Picard Hersey Pa tied for second after a late stumble leaving 284. Jimmy Thomson Ridgewood N J split third place money with Picard.
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Henry Picard
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New USGA President tightens rules on amateur writing
John G. Jackson, new USGA president, says amateurs like Lawson Little must keep golf writing on the amateur side. Little had written syndicated columns and near instructional tips, which Jackson notes as crossing lines. Amateurs may discuss personalities or describe observed shots as incidents, but must avoid instructional content.
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Lawson Little
John G. Jackson
United States Golf Association
Little
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Pro Dridd ers In Pair Of Triumphs
Two eastern barnstorming pro teams clashed with west coast squads as Detroit Lions defeated Westwood Cubs 67 to 14 in Los Angeles. Green Bay Packers routed Lighthorse 61 to 7 in San Diego before 16 000 fans.
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Bishops to Meet Baldwin Wallace in Return Game
Ohio Wesleyan athletic director George Gauthier announced a return basketball game against Baldwin Wallace, replacing a Jan 30 Akron Goodyear matchup. Wesleyan defeated the Yellow Jackets 42 to 18 at Berea two weeks earlier, and Goodyear canceled their game to allow the Baldwin Wallace rematch. A Feb 1 game with Toledo University was canceled by mutual agreement.
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Iowa Quint Surprises Big Ten With Road Tests
Iowa Hawkeyes, after two upset wins, travel to Wisconsin for a key Big Ten clash led by veterans Sid Rosenthal and John Burke and a strong sophomore group. Purdue crushes Chicago and Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota, and Northwestern also vie for supremacy as the conference schedule unfolds.
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Iowa
Illinois
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Wisconsin
Madison
Badgers
Rollie Williams
Sid Rosenthal
John Burke
Michigan
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Minnesota
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Bloomington
Kinois
Illini
Loyola
Columbus
Ann Arbor
Hoppe Wins World Three-Cushion Billiard Title
In Chicago at age 48 Willie Hoppe defeats Welker Cochran to claim the world three-cushion championship. He becomes the first to hold three titles simultaneously the three cushion crown the 18 1 balk line and the one cushion titles. Hoppe rated the greatest billiard player of all time has won 20 championships since starting at seven in Cornwell on the Hudson.
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Welker Cochran
Cornwell-on the Hudson
Louis and Retzlaff Prepare for Friday Night Bout
Joe Louis and Charley Retzlaff moved into the stretch of training for their 15 round title clash Friday night. Louis logged his sharpest day since beginning a week ago and planned another hard drill. Retzlaff enjoyed a Sunday off but faced the equivalent of 12 rounds in today’s regimen.
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Joe Louis
Charley Retzlaff
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Retzlaff
Albany Social Notes Highlight Local Club Events
Albany Class 99 and M E Sunday School plan Tuesday church meetings. Hostesses include Wingett Mitchell Ayler Bailes. Jackson’s Mrs Orpha Musgrave to lead. George Carr of Jackson visited relatives. Hoffee hosted 14 boys from Sunday School. Albany Boy Scouts meet Wednesday at M E Church. proceeds from Monday s moving picture show benefiting Scouts. Garden Club discussed evergreens and garden plans with a Flower Arrangement review. meeting time moved to 7 30 p m. Philathea Society to host oyster supper at Albany Baptist Church Friday Jan 17. Mr and Mrs Ailton Foley of Harrisonville visited relatives Mr and Mrs John Heitzer Thursday.
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John Heitzer
Skater Drowns After Attempted Rescue in Mud Brook
Akron based report states Wilson King, 14, of Cuyahoga Park drowned Sunday in Mud Brook after an attempted rescue by skating companion John Gardner, 16. The tragedy follows a failed rescue attempt and identifies the two youths involved.
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Buckeye and Ohio Cage Circuits Heat Up Across State
Ohio college basketball resumes with Cincinnati atop the Buckeye loop as Marietta leads the Ohio Conference. Marshall, Denison, Muskingum, Toledo battle for positions while Baldwin Wallace eyes another title. Schedule highlights include Ohio State at Illinois and Cincinnati facing Dayton and Marshall this week.
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Grant Beaten By Florida Ace At Miami Biltmore
Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland defeats Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta in the Miami Biltmore final after ousting the nation’s No.3 player last Sunday. Hendrix, 23, had earlier won the New Orleans Sugar Bowl title by beating Wilmer Allison. He has six titles if he wins today and has held state championships across several states.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Eight Civil War veterans remain at Ohio Soldiers Home after Potter
Sunday saw only eight Civil War veterans left at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky following the death of Edward L. Potter aged 91.
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Bulldogs To Play 2 Tilts During Week
Athens High School prepares for two upcoming home games this week after a loss to Marietta. Jackson visits Wednesday followed by Nelsonville on Friday as Coach Chic Young aims to restore form led by Webb Littler Coury and an improved foul shooting effort.
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Basil Gordon
Cincinnati Reds Pinch Hit Specialist Upset .800 Mark
Sammy Byrd, outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds, batted .800 in action as a pinch hitter after hitting .300 as a regular in the previous season.
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Sammy Byrd
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