Bishops Edge Ohio State In Low Scoring Buckeye Contest
Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops edged Ohio University Bobcats 26 to 22 in a tight Buckeye Conference basketball game. Eric Gandrup led the Bishops with 10 points, while John Trace paced Ohio with eight.
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Different Regions Clash Over Basketball Styles
Mitch's Musings discusses how play varies by region with Indiana coach Everett Dean noting rougher east play and Georgia Tech's Rob Mundorff asserting east teams are rougher than the south. The piece suggests inter-regional games as a remedy. OBEDGREN named to California Boxing Commission opposes an overweight bout with Tommy Freeman, urging title stakes tied to weight to curb mismatches and restore boxing's appeal.
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Scouting Tactics in Big Ten Basketball
Indiana University coach Everett S. Dean argues scouting should be ethical and formal. He outlines steps for pregame observation, seating, and studying opponent weaknesses to craft effective defenses and exploit weak spots while respecting teams and players.
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Wooster Beats Baldwin Wallace In Ohio Conference Clash
Wooster defeated Baldwin Wallace 04 24 in an Ohio Conference basketball game last night. Baldwin-Wallace trailed early and could not recover as Wooster pulled ahead and held on for the win.
Spring sports curtailed at University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati January 14. University of Cincinnati spring sports will be curtailed due to lack of funds from the poor football season. Baseball track tennis and swimming likely affected with all five swimming meets canceled. Director of Athletics R George Babcock announced the measure.
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Defiance Defeats Findlay in Overtime Clash
Defiance College preserved its Northwest Conference lead by beating Findlay 49 to 46 in overtime after a 45 all tie at full time. Findlay led 35 to 17 at halftime and held the advantage until the final 30 seconds.
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Wallace Fights Back as Wooster Halts Rally
Wallace rallied in the second half to tie the score at 19 but could not maintain the pace. Talbot, center, led Wooster's attack.
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Slattery Seeks Knockout Rematch With Levinsky
Chicago January report says Jim Slattery, twice world light heavy champion, is in top shape for a 10 round bout against King Levinsky at Chicago Stadium. Slattery aims to erase a prior defeat to Levinsky whom he calls a clumsy slugger and vows a decisive victory.
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St John's College Tops Toledo In City Collegiate Clash
St John's College defeated the University of Toledo 17 to 14 in the opening game of the city collegiate series last night in Toledo.
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Sharkey challenges Dempsey for veterans benefit bout in Hartford
Boston heavyweights Jack Sharkey and former world champion Jack Dempsey are urged to meet in a charity bout to aid unemployed and disabled World War I veterans. Sharkey telegrammed Dempsey proposing a bout anywhere in the United States within six months, noting Dempsey's claim of knocking him out.
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Campbell to Try for Mark Daytona Beach Record
American Automobile Association sanctions set trials between February 2 and 16 for British speed driver Malcolm Campbell to attempt a new record at Daytona Beach. Campbell will arrive January 26 with his car and spend about a week on mechanical adjustments and tests.
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Bowling Green Edges Bluffton In Tight Northwest Clash
Bowling Green nosed out Bluffton College 26 to 24 in a Northwest Conference game played here. Bowling Green led 10 to 7 at halftime, but Bluffton controlled much of the second half until the final minute.
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Lutherans Again Dayton High-Scoring Basketball
Lutherans defeat Dayton as Wit tenbere leads with a high scoring performance in a midweek basketball game.
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Lutherans Extend Winning Streak at Dayton
The Lutherans won their eighth straight college basketball game at Dayton with a 44 to 52 score. Twelve players saw action in the Wittenberg lineup and all contributed to the scoring as the Lutherans led 26 to Wf at halftime.
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Grand American Handicap Trapshooting slated for Aug 24 29
At Vandalia Ohio the Stnd Grand American Handicap Trapshooting Tournament was announced to be held August 24 through 29 by the Amateur Trapshooting Association executive committee. The panel also revived the section system for Grand and Preliminary handicaps allowing shooters to complete 25 targets before rotating off the traps.
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Bulldogs sharpen attack in long practice sessions
High School cagers drill intensely this week at the school gym to develop an offensive approach for Friday’s game with Middleport. Athens enters a fourth contest aiming to even HOUSOL record, following two straight losses after beating Gallipolia. Passing improved in a Tuesday scrimmage with university students, but shooting remains off. Two more heavy practices are scheduled as Coach MacKinley works to fix weaknesses exposed in the Greyhound Athens game.
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Cage Results Outline From Ohio Colleges
Ohio Wesleyan 26 over Ohio VI 22. Wittenberg 44 defeats Dayton 22. Wooster 84 over Baldwin-Wallace 71. Bowling Green 26 over Bluffton 24. St John s 17 over Toledo U 14. Michigan State 1 defeats Navier 1. Defiance 49 over Findlay 46. Notre Dame 36 over Marquette. Georgetown 0. Hopkins 18 over Syracuse 44. Cornell 27 over Harvard 82. U S Coast Guard od.
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Ninety seven enter Agua Caliente Open golf tourney
Ninety seven journeymen golfers entered the Agua Caliente Open in Mexicali to begin a 72 hole medal play event with a top prize of 25 000. Competitors include IT amateurs and pros led by Ed Dudley and Gene Sarazen with past results shaping expectations as scores determine big payoffs.
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Fort Lauderdale Open Wins Highlight Mixed Sport Card
Hienry Chuet won the Fort Lauderdale Open 18 in a late afternoon finish. Charles Petersen of St. Louis made 2842 pots as he aims to break a world record. Henri Couchet denied offers to turn pro in tennis. Boyd Waner signed with the Pirates for 1954 season.
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Primo Carnera Returns to New York Amid Suspensions
Primo Carnera arrived from France aboard the Parets liner and landed safely in New York. The heavyweight figure has angered the boxing commission with suspensions following a comeback against minor opposition.
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Dayton fighter Trosalea wins 12 round decision
In Cleveland, 172 pound Dayton-Rosey Trosalea outpointed 176 pound Joe Sekyra after 12 rounds. In California, Young Corbett Tit Wreene and Pauline Walker fought 10 rounds to a draw in Los Angeles. In Oakland, Akron based Gortlla Jones defeated Johnny Burne by technical knockout in the seventh round of their 10 round bout.
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