Athens Bulldogs Edge Nelsonville In Emotionful Nelsonville Clash
Athens high school defeated Nelsonville 22 to 14 in a tense showdown as Athens faces Gallipolis next Tuesday. Coach Harold Wise pressed guards after sloppy Nelsonville game and highlighted Cross and Carmichael as Athens' bright spots.
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Harold Wise
Athens High School
Nelsesville
Athens
Gallipolis
Wise
Greyhounds
Pittsburgh Technical High School
River Echoo
Bulldogs
Troy leads Athens league with second win over Chauncey Dover
Troy high school boys beat Chauncey-Dover 37 to 23 on the Coolville floor in a tight finish to stay atop the Athens county league. Glouster and McConnelsville games featured defensive stars and rough play, while Pomeroy defeated Logan 39 to 12 with Russell scoring 23.
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Troy High School
Chauncey-Dover
Coolville
New Troy
Chauncey Boys
Troy
Buchtel Beats Hollister 25 19 In Varsity Game
Willis Rife starred for Buchtel as they defeated Hollister 25 to 19 in the Friday night basketball game. In the girls game Buchtel won 16 to 13.
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Willis Rife
Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Hollister High School
Rome High School boys rout Greens Run 86 11
Rome high school boys defeated Greens Run on their home floor 86 to 11 with Dalton scoring 20 points of the 36. In the preliminary game Rome girls beat Greens Run 25 to 7. Albany gymnasium saw Albany defeat Amesville 36 to 26 by 10 points.
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Troy Girls
Chauncey-Dover
Geroy
Ise Diene L. Baker
I.F
Green
L.F
Sebeteebee
Benen
Cowcrforcee
Duffield
ALG
Westervelt
Chauntey-Dover
Omen
R.G
Adams
Richardson, C
Smith
Br.g
Ferrer
Andrews, L.G
Robinett
L.G
Rome High School
Greens Run
Dalton
Rome Girls
Albany
Amesville
Albany Gymnasium
The Plains dominate Hamden High in 84 to 12 rout
The Plains boys crushed Hamden High 84 to 12 at The Plains gym. The first half ended 26 to 0 and Hamden never recovered as Athens county defense stifled long shooting. Potts led Hamden with 6 points while The Plains received strong contributions from multiple players. In a separate girls game Hamden defeated The Plains 28 to 14. Next Friday The Plains host Racine and Laurelville visits Saturday on The Plains floor.
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Hamden R High School
Awk
The
Athens County
Vinton Boys
Hamden
Potts
the Plains
Bryan
Cerccee
Barstow
Tiammam
Cicécee
Hawk
Wilton
Wccccseses
Mamden
Rain
Ic Veecsse
I. Bobo
U ‘ B. Bobo
Ceessee
Cccesseos
Merrill
Seeee
Sprague
Plains Girls
Beteree
Guthrie
Racine
Ake Laurelville
McConnelsville Basketball Loses to Glouster 27 17
McConnelsville High School suffered its first defeat of the season at Glouster High in the Glouster gymnasium on Sunday by a score of 27 to 17. McConnelsville had previously won seven games.
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McConnelsville High School
Glouster High School
Glouster
McConnelsville
Hocking Valley High School Scores
Hocking Valley High School posted results with Troy 27 Chauncey 23 and Buchtel 26 Hollister 19. Rome 36 Greens Run 11 and Albany 86 Amersville 26. The Plains 34 Hamden 12. Pomeroy 17 Eogan 6. Glouster 27 Dick Connellsville 17.
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Troy
Chauncey
Buchtel
Hollister
Rome
Greens Run
Albany
Amersville
the Plains
Hamden
Pomeroy
Eogan
Glouster
Dick Connelsville
Middleport Beats Chester 19 11 In Chester Victory
MiddleportYellow Jackets break streak with a 19 11 win over Chester in Chester. In prior action Middleport girls defeated Chester girls 22 6 with Hess scoring 20. Upcoming sister city clash noted.
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Middleport
Chester
Indoor Meet Set at Brooklyn College Tonight
Lloyd Hahn of Nebraska and Karl Wildermuth lead the field as the fourteenth annual indoor meet of Brooklyn College unfolds tonight in New York. Expected events include a premier mile race and other top distances with strong East Coast and Midwest entrants.
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New York
Lloyd ‘Hahn
Nebraska
America
Karl Wildermuth
Brooklyn College Tonight
Flor Ida Greek football pact to last 99 years
Sigma Nu and Phi Delta Theta at the University of Florida signed a contract to play an annual football game for the next 99 years, securing a long running rivalry.
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Gainesville
Fra
Sigma Nu
Phi Delta Theta
University of Florida
Wooster Freshman Basketball Final Cuts Announced
Made Team Wooster reports the final Freshman squad cut for the year with fifteen men making the team. Ralph Why and Paul Hudson from Nelsonville join the Big Green squad while Ely shifts to forward and Hudson to guard.
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Wooster
Ralph Why
Paul Hudson
Nelsonville
Ely
Hudson
Burkholder Leads Buckeye Win At Granville
Burkholder of Ohio scores 14 points as guard. Ohio Bobcats defeat Denison 31 to 22 in Granville. Bobcats force Denison into only 8 field goals and show strong defense, with Burkholder and teammates pacing the attack.
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Ohio Bobcats
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Granville
Denison University
Ohioans
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Hudkins Fails to Stop Tendler in Narrow Victory
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska outpointed Lew Tendler in a workmanlike bout at Madison Square Garden but failed to score a knockout. Tendler withstood fierce surges and a seventh round knockdown, leaving Hudkins with questions about championship class as he eyes a title fight with Joe Dundee.
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United Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
U.P
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
Lew Tendler
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Hodkins
Tend
Lew
East
Sammy Baker
Mitchell Field
Sammy
Dundee
Tendler
Joe
Ace
Senator Metcalf Pushes End to Prize Fight Film Ban
Washington reports Senator Metcalf and Senator Watson support a bill to repeal the interstate ban on prize fight films. They argue the prohibition was a temporary measure tied to a historic defeat and should be ended to allow movies of fights to be shown with other media coverage. The measure awaits Interstate Commerce Committee hearing after other actions.
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Washington
Metcalf
R. I
Jeffries
Johnson
Watson
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Committee
Walsh
Power Trust
Folwell Scull Shifts Focus From Football To Track
Folwell Scull, Penn's star end, leaves football behind to pursue track and Olympic eligibility. Backed by Lawson Robertson, Scull aims for collegiate sprint titles and a place on the Olympic team, despite a past leg injury. Robertson predicts a bright sprint future as Scull trains in Philadelphia.
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Folwell
Penn
United Olympic
Lawson Robertson
George Hill
Robertson
Scull
Tinte
Philadelphia
Ruby Goldstein Lacks Neck Says Coach
New York boxer Ruby Goldstein, a noted light weight prospect, is faulted for lacking neck strength by Leo Flynn. Flynn claims neck training could have boosted Goldstein to calmer form and success, and suggests a six month layoff for conditioning.
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Ruby Goldstein
York
New York
Leo Flynn
Goldstein
Tex Rickard
Flynn
Johnny Mann Makes Major Bow With White Sox Debut
Rookie shortstop Johnny Mann from the Texas League is acclaimed as one of the best infielders. He begins his major league career with the Chicago White Sox this season, drawing early praise and high expectations.
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Johnny Mann
White Sox
Walter Hagen on sports psychology and never quitting
Hagen argues psychology motivates champions and that a consistent will to win defines his approach. He stresses never quitting, recovering from bad shots, and believing luck favors those who persevere, noting the opposite effect on opponents who fear a player who never quits.
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Walter EN
Walter Hagen
Flynn Set To Guide Dempsey If He Fights On
Leo P Flynn who trained Jack Dempsey for two fights last year says he will again work with the former champion if Dempsey chooses to continue his boxing career. In other results Jack Delaney stopped Jack Humbeck in Boston. Jos O Malley knocked out Tommy Murphy in Columbus. Chucky Wiggins and Jimmy Byrne fought 10 rounds to a draw in Akron.
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New York
Leo P. Flynn
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Flynn
Jack Delaney
Jack Humbeck
Boston
Jos O'Malley
Columbus
Tommy Murphy
Youngstown
Andormerly
Pacific Coast
Chucky Wiggins
Indianapolis
Jimmy Byrne
Louisville
Akron
Athletic plants and college profits in football stadiums
Pennsylvania reports a 363000 profit from football while Notre Dame clears 600000 over expenses. Smaller colleges show profits from 10000 upward as universities invest in major athletic facilities. Philadelphia views Franklin Field as a civic monument as Penn plans a top flight athletic plant and Notre Dame builds a large stadium.
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University of Pennsylvania
The
Athletic Association
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Atletics
Boston Boxing, Baseball Notes Stir Talk of Trades and Bets
Knockouts judge Fuchs of Boston says Rogers Hornsby is not for sale. Tex Rickard sought terms with Tom Heeney to box Delaney before heading south. Tom holds out. O Geofty notes Australian may have held in the Sharkey bout. Clarence DeMar, Boston newspaper distance runner, commutes at 3 a.m. every day.
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Udge Fuchs
Boston
Rogers Hornsby
McGraw
Tex Rickard
Tom Heeney
Box Delaney
Tom
South
Mr. O’geofty
Sharkey
Clarence DeMar
Chicago
Slattery Named Boston Braves Manager After Long Baseball Run
Jack Slattery, longtime baseball figure, is named manager of the Boston Braves. A Boston native, he has been a college star, big league catcher, coach, scout, and university coach. He played for Fordham and Boston College and starred in the Pacific Coast and International Leagues before coaching at Tufts and Harvard.
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U.R
Jack Slattery
Boston Braves
Slattery
Boston
Braves
Emil Fuchs
Boston College
Taft
Fordham
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Senators
Fielder Jones
Sox
Washington
Joe Cantillon
American Association
Tufts
Harvard
Col
Basketball Results From Loyola and Nearby Teams
Loyola 23 Michigan State 21. St Xavier 40 Centre 13. Toledo 42 Findlay 23. Ashland 44 Kent 25. Kenyon 36 Ohio Northern 51. West Virginia 26. Akron 29 Mt. Vernon 22.
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Peta
West Virginia
Akron
Mt. Vernon
Ohio to open six week spring football practice
Ohio University announces a continuous six weeks of spring football practice starting likely in late February under Head Coach Don Peden. Varsity and freshman players will train in fundamental blocking and tackling drills with occasional scrimmages, designed to avoid conflicting with baseball track or tennis schedules.
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Ohio Athletic
Buckeye
Ohio University Athletic Department
Don Peden
Ohio
Nelsonville and West Washburn clash with tight defense
In a hard fought game Athens pace disrupted by strong guard play from Wolfe and the forward Hughes, with Dewhurst and Stecklin contributing moments of scoring through steady teamwork. No clear top scorer emerged as both Nelsonville and West Washburn maintained a disciplined defense and balanced offense throughout.
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Athens
Nelsonville
West
Washburn
Wolfe
Hughes
Boys and girls basketball results from Central high area meet
Dave Parks led Central high Columbus as coach in a meet where the girls beat Nee 37 to 21 in the prelim. Watkins Ath ward and Steenrod led scoring for their teams with several field goals. The boys lineup includes Athens Hughes 1 Cress 3, Wetzel 0 Wolfe 2, Saroas 1, Carmichael D, Nelsonville Dewhurst 1, Stocklin 1, Linton 0, Howell 2, Curran 0, Washburn is 0 West 2.
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Central High
Columbus
Davis
Nee
Watkins
Athward
Steenrod
Murphy
Athena
Athens
Hughes
Cress
Wetzel
Wolfe
Saroas
Border
Carmichae
Nelsonville
Dewhurst
Stocklin
Linton
Howell
Curran
Washburn
West
Goose Goslin seeks lower salary with Senators
Washington baseball reports say out fielder Goose Goslin asked for a substantial pay cut for next season and opposes signing a new contract on current terms, with the matter described as unsettled in Washington today.
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Washington
Goose” Goslin
Washington. Senators
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Tedex
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Colgate unveils new art star in 1914 football era
An early 20th century note from Fort Abel Arkansas highlights Colgate University attracting a notable art student who becomes the leading figure in football at the alma mater. The item references regional interest and suggests a fusion of arts and athletics in that period.
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Colgate
Abel
Sananana
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