Plans For New Loop To Be Discussed Sunday
Dayton and Marshall invited to Sunday session as plans for a Great Lakes Conference emerge. Cincinnati withdrawal from Buckeye prompts concern while Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University oppose annual Cincinnati games. Conference talks involve outside organizer and possible Buckeye breakup.
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United Press
Columbus
Tottering Buckeye
University of Dayton and
Marshall
Buckeye
University of Toledo
Ohio
University of Akron
Butler University of Indianapolis
University of Detroit
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
C. W. Spears
Toledo
Great Lakes
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Cam Henderson
Huntington School
Gates
Miami
Ohio Uni
Dizzy Dean Balks at Big Salary Cut in 1938 Offer
St Louis reports Dizzy Dean rejected a 1938 contract offer that would pay him about half of last season’s $20,000 plus package. Branch Rickey announced the terms while Mrs. Dean said the deal would not be signed. Rickey said further talks depend on Dean’s decision.
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Dizzy Dean
Branch Rickey
Red Birds
J-T Trounces Ames Quintet In Friday Night Clash
Jacksonville Trimble overwhelms Ames Bern 47 to 27 as Mandrell and Antle combine for 38 points. Mandrell scores 22 with 10 field goals and 2 free throws. Antle adds 16 with seven field goals and two free throws. The girls game ends tied 27 27. M Connor leads Ames Ville with 21 points. Sayre and Nelson have 23 for J T. The two teams share the league lead after the result.
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Jewell
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Golfers too like other jobs better
In Rancho Santa Fe Henry McLemore reports golfers in the Bing Crosby Open field pursuing other careers. Harry Cooper seeks photography lessons, Lawson Little dreams of candid camerawork, Craig Wood eyes racing, and Horton Smith aims to be a financial editor while others discuss varied ambitions from candy making to chicken farming.
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U.P
Harry Cooper
Los Angeles
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Tle
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Walter Hagen
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Hollywood
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Wood
Paul Bunyan
Frank Walsh
Henry Picard
Hershey
Penn
Farr Braddock Bout Headlines Fight Schedule
Two former title challengers James J. Braddock and Tommy Farr meet in a 10 round bid at Madison Square Garden to stay in line for a shot at Joe Louis. A win could set up a March 11 date with Maxie Baer while a loss ends Braddock or Farr’s championship dreams. Farr, 23, aims for a decisive victory and a secure future, Braddock seeks a comeback or retirement if he loses.
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Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Tommy Farr
Wales
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Maxie Baer
Farr
Louis
Braddock
Jim
Summit
N. J
Pompton Lakes
USLTA suspends Open Net players in national event
The United States Lawn Tennis Association suspended six men from future USLTA tours who competed as amateurs in the National Open at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. The players named are Byrne Bauer and Robert B. Paker from White Sulphur Springs, Robert A. Capps and Merlynn P. Stevens from Milwaukee, Hugh Miller of Charleston, West Virginia, and Gordon Riach of Waterbury, Connecticut.
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Fla
U.R
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Byrne Bauer
Robert B. Paker
Robert A. Capps
Merlynn P. Stevens
Milwaukee
Hugh Miller
Charleston
Gordon Riach
Waterbury
Cy Young to Teach at Chicago U P Rays School
Ray Dean announced Cy Young will teach at a baseball school in Hot Springs Arkansas from February 25 to April 1. Young is the only MLB pitcher with 500 wins and will serve as instructor at the Chicago U P Rays program.
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Chicago
U.P
Ray Dean
Hot Springs
Ark
Cincinnati Rejects Big Time Football Plan
University of Cincinnati coach Joe Meyer stated the program does not seek to become a football powerhouse. He criticized alumni hype since leaving the Buckeye Conference, stressing the goal of respectable teams, not overnight major status.
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Cincinnati
U.P
University of Cincinnati
Joe Meyer
Buckeye
Meyer
Mount Union Leads Ohio Cage Week With Key Tests
Mount Union aims for three wins as Ohio Conference teams rule the coming schedule. Coach Bob Wright’s squad faces Heidelberg Monday Wooster Thursday and Ashland Saturday with a headline Mount Union versus Wooster clash. Nick Frascella battles the Mount Union defense in a key matchup.
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U.P
Ohio
Buckeye
Big Ten
Mount Union
Bob Wright
Heidelberg
Wooster
Ashland
Gallia Quintet Edges Jackets For Tight 20 19 Win
Gallipolis held off Middleport 20 to 19 in a close cage contest led by Hager with four field goals. Gallipolis reserves overwhelmed Middleport reserves 28 to 19 as Sealey scored 17 points for the winners.
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Hager
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Sealey
Cubs Still Hope To Obtain Mungo From Dodgers
Chicago Cubs officials voiced ongoing efforts to acquire Van Mungo from Brooklyn while not fretting over failure. They cited heavy injuries to key players like Bill Lee, Jimmy Collins, and Bill Jurges, and noted Phil Cavaretta could take over at first base if Collins leaves.
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U.R
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Phil Wrigley
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Charles Drake
Bill Lee
Jimmy Collins
Bill Jurges
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Cavaretta
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Athens Bulldogs edge Jackson Red Devils 26 25 in SECAA clash
Captain Carl Wilson scored 14 for Athens but substitute Bill Allen sealed a 26 25 win as Athens improves to back to back SECAA victories. Brisk first-quarter lead and late rally by Jackson marked a tight, football-like finish.
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Rhodes
Athens
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Columbus Central
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Racine Defeats Chauncey 54 to 12 in Tight Matchup
Racine won 54 to 12 over Chauncey Dover on Racine floor. Quarter scores were 8 6 27 13 for Racine and 7 0 2 2 for Chauncey. Referee John Halliday of Gallipolis officiated. Reserve teams close but Chauncey lost 25 11. Another note reports War Admiral’s light workout at Hialeah Park for the Widener Challenge Cup.
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Chauncey Dover
Chauncey
John Halliday
Gallipolis
Admiral
Miami
Fla
U.P
Hialeah Park
Pomeroy Falls at New Boston in District Game
New Boston defeated Pomeroy 45 to 19 as Martin led the visitors with 17 points. The Panthers faced a quick, decisive loss in Friday night action, dropping New Boston to six straight wins this season while limiting Pomeroy’s scoring.
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Panthers
New Boston
Martin
Olive-Orange Triumph Over Rutland in Friday Game
Olive-Orange defeated Rutland 34 to 15 as Pratt tallied seven baskets for Olive-Orange. Norwood Knight coached the Olive-Orange squad while Tuppers Plains and Rutland reserve teams finished 27 to 12, with Olive-Orange again the winner.
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Olive-Orange
Tuppers Plains
Pratt
Norwood Knight
Briggs Donates Stadiums to Michigan State Normal
Detroit Tigers owner Walter O. Briggs presents Michigan State Normal with football and baseball grand stands a field house and an indoor track facility enhancing athletics at the school set in Ypsilanti.
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Detroit
Walter O. Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Michigan State Normal
Bobcat Grapplers Defeat Case 16-13 In Dual Meet
Ohio University wrestling edged Case 16 to 13 in Cleveland on Saturday. The meet remained tied 13-13 until the final bout where Chet Adamczyk defeated Chuck Zentgraf at heavyweight to seal the win.
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U.P
Ohio University
Case
Chet Adamczyk
Ohio
Chuck Zentgraf
Lawrence selects Brock as all state high school pivot
Lawrence Nebraska names Tom Brock, younger brother of Charley Brock Nebraska's All America center, as the state’s top high school center.
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Tom Brock
Charley Brock
Nebraska
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