Triumph Surprises Michigan in Big Ten Conf. Victory
Michigan upset Northwestern 19 to 11 to grab a Big Ten victory after losses to Ohio State Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois. Wisconsin beat Minnesota 38 to 31 at Madison while Ohio State defeated Chicago 37 to 21 at Columbus. Minnesota fell to 2-2 and Chicago dropped to fourth straight loss.
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Illinois
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Maroons
Pitching and hitting notes from spring training rosters
The report outlines roster moves and prospects for Cleveland and other teams. It highlights Roy Hughes and Greek fd six-footer to be used for utility and catching duties. Mentions players like Leiber Nemtraub and Gab h as part of a broad spring context with focus on fielding and speed.
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Roy Hughes
Ned
Hughes
Ine
le Putiak
Glenn Myatt
George
M Spaden Wins Sacramento Open in Close Finish
Harold McSpaden the Kansas City pro wins the Sacramento open tourney with a final score of 71 after a 67 second round and a 73 71 finish. Walter Hagen finishes second after a steady 67 final round to claim 200. McSpaden earns 600 for first prize in the 2500 purse.
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Harold McSpaden
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Walter Hagen
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Olive Farm Women Meet Near Long Bottom
The Olive Farm Women's Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Bess Rose's home near Long Bottom on January 19. A noon potluck, a business session, quilting, and games followed led by Mrs. Tressa Swain and program leader Mrs. Lucy Cowdery. Nine members and three visitors attended. The next gathering is planned for February 21 at Mrs. Jerusha Shumway's home.
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Long Bottom
Olive Farm Women's Club
Bess Rose
Tressa Swain
Lucy Cowdery
Jerusha Shumway
Ohio State Beats Chicago Ma ROons and Bluffton Tops Cedarville
Ohio State crushed Chicago 38 to 21 with Warren Whitlinger scoring 17 points for the Buckeyes. Bluffton College defeated Cedarville 19 to 4, marking its third win in seven games. In other notes, Dodgers catcher Al Lopes returned his contract, predicting a first division finish, and Red Bird catcher Tom Angley was sold to Houston in the Texas League.
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Zanesville
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Tom Angley
Houston
St. Louis Cardinal
George M. Trautman
Jersey Senator Timekeeper in Bout at Toledo
Warren Barbour of New Jersey recalls serving as a belligerent timekeeper during the Willard Dempsey fight in Toledo 16 years ago. The deaf referee Pecora missed the bell as Dempsey pressed Willard, and Barbour blew no whistle while urging the bell to end the round, preserving Willard’s advantage despite the crowd’s uproar.
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Dempsey
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Moratorium on Ducks Up for Debate at Conference
At the 21st American Game Conference in New York a heated debate centers on a one year duck shooting moratorium in the United States and Canada. Small time hunters push for limits while large clubs and arms makers back a closed season with the National Audubon Society likely to push for enforcement.
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Earle Combs
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Dixie Walker
Russell van Atta
Johnny Alien
William Weeteon Clark
Dodgers
Boxing cards tally results from multiple locations
In Tampa Buddy Beer of Livermore knocked out Marty Hogan of Salem in a 230 pound bout. In Utica Tony Cannizzaro of New York outpointed Harold Hughes while Joe Kushner defeated Earl Weaver. In Daytona Beach Joe Lipps of Charlotte stopped Al Rosen of Canton. In Miami Patsy Severino of Pittsburgh outpointed Tony Lopes of Tampa.
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Jacob
Buddy) Beer
Livermore
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Marty Hogan
Salem
Mass
Max Baer
Tony Cancela
Utica
N. Y
Tony Canzoneris
New York
Harold
Honey Boy) Hughes
Granville
Joe Kushner
Cleveland
Earl Weaver
Syracuse
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Fila
Joe Lipps
Charlotte
N. C
al Rosen
Canton
Ohio
Miami
Patsy Severno
Pittsburgh
Tony Lopes
Coast Rookie Holds Key to Reds' Chances
Cincinnati gains optimism as 1934 Pacific Coast League star Alf Herrmann, age 26, joins the Reds pitching staff. Herrmann won 27 games for the San Francisco Seals last season, outpacing Reds leaders, and his prior majors experience with the Cubs is noted. The pitcher’s journey from minor leagues to the majors is recounted, including career highs and notable games.
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Alf Leroy Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Charley Dressen
Herrmann
Seals
Paul Derringer
Paul
Benny Frey
Redlegs
Cubs
Charley Grimm
Cuba
Wrigley
Los Angeles
Angels
Hermann
Powel Crosley, Jr
Steward
St. Bede College
Baer Brothers Display Sock In Exhibition Bout
In Tampa on January 22, Max Baer world heavyweight champion and his brother Buddy staged exhibition bouts before about six thousand fans. Max toyed with Tony Cancela before dropping him to his knees in four rounds, while Buddy knocked out Marty Hogan at 0:31 of the first round.
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Tony Cancela
Marty Hogan
Salem
Mass
Vines Praised as World’s Greatest Tennis Player
Detroit reports Big Bill Tilden, 42, hails Ellsworth Vines as the greatest player in the world today and likely the game’s best ever. Tilden, with George Lott and Lester Stoefen on a ninth exhibition tour, lists Cochet Lenglen and several peers among other top players he admires.
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George Lott
Lester Stoefen
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Lenglen
Wills
Elly
Tilden
Henri Cochet
Bill Johnson
Hans Nusstein
Karl Kozeluh
Norman Brooks
Gottfried von Cramm
Norris Williams
Jean Borotta
Rene la Conte
Basketball Strategy From Nat Holman Pivot Play Variant
Describes a basketball pivot sequence with X-2 cutting to the foul line to receive a pass from X-1 and X-4 cutting between X-3 and O-3. X-2 circles into the pivot position to take the pass, with X-3 as the alternate receiver in the variant.
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Local Folks Gather for Visits and Milestones
Hermon Parker from Follawsbee W Va visited Reedsville with his mother Rosa Parker and sister Barnett last week. Mrs Ella Watson hosted a children party honoring Frances Miller seventh birthday granddaughter. Minnie Smith Belleville visited with Mrs Harry Pickens family. Henry Williams was in Athena Tuesday. J B Terrence wintering in Parkersburg visited Thursday. Nelson Cowdery and family spent Monday in Gallipolis with Ruth, student nurse at Holzer Hospital, who will soon go to Cincinnati for training.
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Hermon Parker
Follawsbee
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Rosa Parker
Barnett
Ella Watson
Frances Miller
Minnie Smith
Belleville
Harry Pickens
Henry Williams
Athena
J. B. Terrence
Parkersburg
Nelson Cowdery
Gallipolis
Ruth
Holzer Hospital
Cincinnati
Cripples to Return
Baseball's famed crippled stars plan comeback tours this season. Boston's Joseph Cronin gains as manager and shortstop. Grove seeks Arm strength return. Ruth, Combs, Dickey, Walker and others face uncertain futures with Red Sox Yankees and Dodgers.
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Boston Red Sox
Joseph Edward Cronin
Robert Moses Grove
Athletics
Barbara Stanwyck Stars In The Secret Bride At Ohio
Barbara Stanwyck appears in The Secret Bride at the Ohio Theater in a Warner Bros. drama based on Leonard Ide's play. The film centers on political intrigue, two murders, an impeachment, and a glamorous romance with Stanwyck as the secret bride of the state attorney general. A sensational court scene and an all star supporting cast accompany the production.
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Ohio Theater
Warner Bros
Leonard Ide
Miss Stanwyck
Wrestling results at Wilmington and Wheeling
Sandor Sabo of Hungary defeated Emil Dusek of Omaha in two-out-three falls in Wilmington. John Kazan of Canada defeated Mayes McClain of Iowa City in one fall. Charney Fischer of Milwaukee defeated John Kilonis of Dayton in one fall at Wheeling West Virginia.
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Sandor Sabo
Hungary
Emil Dusek
Omaha
John Kazan
Canada
Mayes McClain
Iowa City
Wheeling
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Charney Fischer
Milwaukee
John Kilonis
Dayton
Bullock Family Entertains Guests at Sunday Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bullock hosted guests Sunday including Mr. and Mrs Nip Bullock and family, Mr. and Mrs Derth Jackson, Miss Ersel Bullock, and John Lester.
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Nip Bullock
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Derth Jackson
Ersel Bullock
John Lester
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