Six Ohio teams atop point‑a‑minute basketball list
In Ohio college hoops a six‑team leaders list remains, led by Western Reserve at 47.3 points per game. Mount Union averages 47, Defiance 46.9, Cincinnati 44.5, Bowling Green 40.3, and Ashland 40.3. Cincinnati totals 401 points in nine games. Ohio University leads with 435 in 11. Xavier allows 23 per game, while Hiram and John Carroll post high opponent scores.
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Columbus
Ohio
Western Reserve
Michigan State
Mount Union
Defiance
Cincinnati
Bowling Green
Ashland
University of Cincinnati
Bobcats
Ohio University
Xavier
Queen City
Giffin
van Wert
Hiram
John Carroll
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Press Sings of Teddy Yarosz and Boxing Fans
The piece reflects on Teddy Yarosz, recent bouts, and fan fickleness. It notes how champions lose support after losses, compares Dempsey’s era, and mentions figures in baseball, hockey, and boxing circles, including Yale, Charley Grimm, Art Dudley, and Grayson.
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Ree
Yale
Charley Grimm
Lumve
Hurst
Columbus
Aretta
Chuck
Art Dudley
Jamaica
Gorman
Maroons
Toronto
Charlie
Kid Ney
Tommy
Grayson
Stanford
Kers
New York
Sesson
Automobile Tire Technology Emerges in 1892 France
A fragment notes that an automobile in 1892, built by a Levassoir in France, featured tires described as being equipped perhaps with special properties. The readable text hints at early tire innovations linked to French engineering.
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Levassoir
Two Important Bouts Carded This Week For Boxing Titles
New York reports two key bouts to shape the season. Vince Dundee goes ten rounds with Paul Pirrone in Philadelphia, while Babe Risko challenges the winner at Madison Square Garden. Friday features Bob Olin meeting John Henry Lewis in a non titular ten rounder with a possible 15 round title rematch if Lewis shines.
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New York
Philadelphia
Vince Dundee
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Babe Risko
Syracuse
Teddy Yarosz
King
Bob Olin
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Lewis
Olin
Safety Measures Adopted by High School Football Rules Board
Chicago report notes national federation rules committee for 15 000 schools in 13 states adopted safety first rules for high school football. Players must wear helmets shoulder pads and protective gear and fields must be improved with stricter physical exams. Passer protections increased after ball leaves hands and both teams can be penalized on last down of a period. B A Thomas of Topeka was re elected committee chairman.
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National Federation of High School
Federation
B. A. Thomas
Topeka
Kas
Louis Louis KO artist wins eleventh by TKO in Pittsburgh
Louis K Co nicknamed the dus ky knockout artist scores a technical knockout over Hans Birkie the German heavyweight in a ten round fight in Pittsburgh. He adds another victim to his list and improves to fourteen wins with eleven knockouts.
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Max Baer
Doe Louis
Detroit
Hans Birkie
Pittsburgh
Louis
Birkie
Wood and McCaulif win net crown at Miami tourney
In the third annual Miami Biltmore tennis event Sidney B. Wood Jr and Dr Eugene McCaulif of New York captured the doubles title with a 6-3 6-4 1-6 6-3 victory over J Gilbert Hall of South Orange and Berkeley Bell of New York. Bryan M Grant Jr of Atlanta won the singles title by defeating Bell 6-4 6-2 6-3 to claim the Doherty cup.
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Miami
Fla
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Eugene McCaulif
New York
Wood
Dr. McCauliff
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Berkeley Bell
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Henry L. Doherty
Bell
Grant
Belief Claims Semi Naked Woman Brings Instant Blindness
A Navajo tradition from Arizona asserts that any man who gazes upon a semi naked woman will lose his sight instantly. The belief reflects cultural attitudes and warnings tied to modesty and vision.
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Arizona
Lewis Signs New Mitt Star In Chicago Card
Promoters Jim Mullen and Nate Lewis announced Babe Risko will fight in the Chicago Stadium the week of January 20 with a first Chicago appearance on the Tony Canzoneri Leo Rodak card. Negotiations for Rodak bout were to finish, originally set for January 25, but Rodak changed weigh in to 138 pounds. Plans on a potential matchup with Max Baer against Ray Imperatore remained unsettled pending the champion's opportunity.
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Chicago
New York
Babe Risko
Madison Square Garden
Jim Mullen
Nate Lewis
Riako
Teddy Yarosz
Lewis
Risko
Tony Canzoneri
Leo Rodak
Rodak
Georgie Hansford
Los Angeles
Canzoneri
Ray Imperlittiere
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Dodgers Sign Nick Tremark First 1935 Pact
The Brooklyn Dodgers, lagging behind the Giants in signing players for 1935, announce their first signed contract from Nick Tremark, formerly of Manhattan College.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Nick Tremark
Manhattan
Canton bowler Naddy ham defeats rivals in 20 game match
In Canton on January 4 Naddy ham of Columbus bested Alex Graham Tas vawas County bowling champion by pins and then trounced Tim Morgan Stark County bowling ace in a 20 game match with scores of 4,500 to 4,385.
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Canton
Naddy ‘Ham
Columbus
Alex Graham
Tasvawas County
Tim Morgan
Stark Santy Kegling
Mineral and Local Residents Travel and Visit Findings
Mineral county residents and families visit relatives and attend services as listed. Individuals include Mrs Herman Secoyve, Mary Clark and family, Albert Buckley with P B Stout, Hadley Ely and son Orland, Orville Crow and Michael Ely, Lucy Chevalier Vera White and others visiting G L Stout home. Reverend Martin conducted services at the M E E Church.
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Herman
Mary Green
New Marshfield
G. L. Stout
Martin
Mee
Leonard Conkey
Glouster
John Holmes
Eileen Woods
Harold Whaley
Athens
Albert Buckley
Hebbardaville
A. Hudna
Growry
Mra
Wayne McAfee
Ernest Ely
Lydis B
Josie Newtun
Clarencevod
Frank Jenkins Fa Pidcock
Homer Buckley
Littie Weed
Zaleski
Lewis Younking
Warren Woods
Donald
Suger Grove
M. G. Woods
Bill Terry Faces Aging Giants Infield Ahead Of 1935
New York Giants manager Bill Terry defends his aging infield as the club eyes a strong 1935 season. Dick Bartell arrives as the only under 30 player. Terry, Crite, and Jackson approach mid forties. Terry says the infield can still be effective and may yield a few more seasons if a younger player doesn’t challenge his position.
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New York
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
Jerry
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Tower Defense
Terry
Hughey Crite
Travis Jackson
Crite
Jackson
Iowa and Minnesota Clash for Big Ten Leadership
Iowa and Minnesota clash tonight in Minneapolis to lead the Big Ten basketball race after Minnesota’s 31 24 win over Michigan and Iowa’s 34 35 upset of Northwestern at Evanston. Purdue Illinois Wisconsin race as Michigan Wisconsin meet. Indiana visits Town. Purdue tops Chicago 21 4.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Iowa
Northwestern
Evanston
Michigan
Purdue
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lafayette
Indiana
Bloomington
Town
Chicago
Frank Froschauer
Bob Combes
Ohio State
Two win places on ice skating team for Berlin Games
Delbert Lamb of Milwaukee and Eddie Schroeder of Chicago earned spots in the U S four man speed skating team for the 1936 Berlin Olympics by winning the 500 and 1500 meter races at Minneapolis trials. The remaining berths go to the 5000 and 10000 meter winners next week and the following Saturday respectively.
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Minneapolis
Delbert Lamb
Milwaukee
Eddie Schroeder
Chicago
United States
Behroeder
Lamb
Wisconsin
Frank Balteaux
American Olympic Skating Committee
America
Youths Lead Los Angeles Golf Tourney
In the Los Angeles Open third round, Vic Ghezzi led with a 36 hole total of 139 after a Sunday 71. Johnny Revolta trailed with 140, while Willie Goggin and Paul Runyan each stood 141. Gene Sarazen, Horton Smith, Jim Fogerty and Olin Dutra were among notable players pursuing the leaders.
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Vic Ghezzi
Los Angeles
Jan
Deal
N. J
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
al Krueger
Beloit
Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Jim Fogerty
Olin Dutra
United States
Max Donald Smith
Scot
Craig Wood
Wilfy Cox
Walter Hagen
Basketball Strategy Guard-Through Tap Play Diagram
A guard-through play from a tap formation is described. As the ball rises at center, X-3 cuts across to receive the tap, aiming to draw O-3 from the line. X-4 and X-5 move back to clear the scoring zone while X-2 circles around centers to take the tap.
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X-3
X-4
X-5
X-2
Plan to organize eight team Class D league in Ohio
Mansfield Ohio January 14 plans were under way to form an eight team Class D basketball circuit in Ohio. Harry W Smith and a group of officials outlined a schedule resembling the old Ohio State League with members including Mansfield New Philadelphia Tiffin Warren Coshocton Alliance Massillon Newark Canton East Liverpool.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Harry W. Smith
Columbus
Central League
The
American Association
Joe Carr
BH. H. Henry
R. M. Mash
Marion
W. R. Clark
New Philadelphia
C. R. Lecrone
Tiffin
M. A. Cozy
Canton
Dick Johns
Coshocton
Cy Butler
Alliance
Bulldogs Over New Boston 44 33 On Local Court
Athens High Bulldogs led by Tom Kircher overwhelmed New Boston 44 to 33 on Saturday night. Kircher scored 14 points, seven field goals, as Athens built an 11 4 first quarter lead and never trailed, finishing 44 33 despite a late rally. Titus led New Boston with 10 points.
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Tom Kircher
Athens
New Boston
Athens High Bulldogs
Childrey
Kircher
Bulldogs
McKinley
Wellston
Plains
Dalton
Koley
Iprs
Axney
Beewené
Aulkner
The County Chairman Tops Will Rogers Films
The County Chairman stars Will Rogers in a rural Wyoming tale about a fiery small town politician who wins votes and reunites lovers. The film preserves the 1902 setting and mixes humor with political melee as Rogers delivers a vivid screen portrait.
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Will Rogers
Fox
Ohio Theater
Georgie Ade
Maclyn Arbuckle
Wyoming
Bose
Rogers Gallery
David Marum
Andy
Judge Priest
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Uck Ony Mae
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Mr. B. Walsh
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