Bobcats edge Wesleyan in high scoring thriller 57 to 46
Ohio University defeats Ohio Wesleyan 57 46 for its Buckeye Conference victory. Malakas and Reiser lead with 18 and 17 points respectively as both teams showcase sharpshooting at Men’s Gym before about 1 500 fans.
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Ray Detrick
Johnny Malakas
George Hood
Gene Riita
Jimmy Reiser
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Forsythe
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Lalich
Rinto
Grothaus
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Peoples
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Csense
Wolanski
Ae Donchess
Faught
Walker
Patterson
Kirchwehm
Torre
Misa
Donchess
Tehan
Xavier
Mueller
Wittenberg
Detroit Ready For Joe Louis Max Schmeling Title Fight
Detroit officials confirm plans for a June heavyweight title clash at Briggs Stadium with Joe Louis defending his crown against Max Schmeling. New York promoter Joe Jacobs holds Schmeling under contract and has not rejected the deal. Frank MacDowell of the Michigan State Boxing Commission says negotiations are near completion.
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Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
New York
Frank MacDowell
Michigan State Boxing Commission
Briggs Stadium
Tigers
Marshall Wins From Redskins
Marshall college defeated Miami 58 to 27 to extend its Buckeye Conference winning streak. Julius Rivlin led with 19 points, George Ayersman added 15, while Miami’s Bils Cromer scored eight.
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U.p—Marshall College
Buckeye
Miami
Marshall
Julius Rivlin
Zaleski Social Notes Show Local Movers and Visits
Mr and Mrs Walter Morris rented the Wilcox property on Commercial Ave to open a first floor restaurant with a second floor dwelling. Mrs W J Weed visits Mineral. Helen Jones Hamden and Garnet Woolweaver Dundas visit Helen McKibben. Ira Jones preaches at Zaleski M E Church. Don Anders and Margaret Nelsonville visit Anna Kohler. Beulah Harvey and son Stanley visit George Wilcox's family. Helen McKibben visits Ruth Davis Murray City. Mrs Louisa Hamilton ill with pneumonia at McArthur. George Kavanaugh Sr improves after pneumonia. H E Ansel Swerly visit Zaleski. Alonzo Tripp returns to street after a year.
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Wilcox
Shipley
Commercial Ave
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Mineral
Helen Jones
Hamden
Garnet Woolweaver
Dundas
Elen McKibben
Ira Jones
M. E
Conacher Retires From Ice Sport After Storied Maple Leafs Run
Toronto star Charles Conacher longtime Maple Leafs ace right wing and two time NHL leading scorer announces retirement from professional hockey today ending a storied era with Toronto.
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Charles
Chuck) Conacher
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Pro football needs a czar says Detroit Lions owner
Detroit Lions owner Dick Richards urges a high commissioner to elevate pro football and boost public standing. He names Grantland Rice as an ideal czar and criticizes the sport’s image as fly-by-night. Richards recalls Lions profits and misses with Whizzer White pursuing Rhodes at Oxford.
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Lions
Colorado Star
Dutch Clark
Whizzer
Oxford
United Press
College scores brief from the Messenger Sports page
Marshall 58 Miami 27. Ohio U 57 Ohio Wesleyan 46. Findlay 49 Kenyon 45. Princeton 34 Yale 25. Syracuse 42 Penn State 39. Army 56 Brown 42. Long Island U 35 George Washington 25. Kansas 37 Missouri 82. Depauw 22 Wabash 19 OT. Glenville 74 Morris Harvey 47.
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Kenyon
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Yale
Syracuse
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Army
Brown
Long Island U
George Washington
Bridges Signs New Contract With Tigers After Talks
Nashville report states Tommy Bridges, Detroit Tigers pitching star, has rejoined the club after adjusted contract terms. He went 15 12 last season, after three straight seasons with over 20 victories, but the figures were not released. Also notes that in Burma tattooing is regarded as a fine art.
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Tenn
U.P
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Bridges
Burma
MacPhail to Run Dodgers Shakeup Brooklyn Club
Larry MacPhail, 47, signed a three year contract as executive vice president of the Dodgers with full authority to rebuild the Brooklyn club. He plans a farm system, park repairs, Burleigh Grimes as on field boss, and exclusive emphasis on obtaining players over cash in trades. Night baseball is not a priority as he focuses on building a competitive, money making team.
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Larry MacPhail
Kaiser
Brooklyn Baseball Club
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Burleigh Grimes
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Shaun
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Brooklyn
Columbus American Association
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Braddock to Face Farr in Friday Fight for Title Shot
James J. Braddock meets Tommy Farr in a Friday bout with Farr the 8-5 favorite. Braddock targets a path back to the heavyweight crown and a potential meeting with Max Baer on March 11. A loss could end Braddock’s career while Farr seeks financial security and a lasting American career. Farr has sharpened a knockout punch in training and beat tougher drills after Louis defeat.
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Farr
Louis
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