Bobcats Face Bearcats In Do or Die Clash
Ohio coach Mitch Grover weighs hot or cold form as his Bobcats prepare for Cincinnati. He expects speed to offset height if the team is clicking, but top effort is uncertain to tip off tonight. Cincinnati arrives tight with four veterans and a sophomore, leading the Buckeye Conference.
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B. T. Grover
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Grover
Ohio
Delaware
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Xavier
Tay Brown
Ciney
Bill Lloyd
Summerville
Biedenbender
Ballard
Austing
Brown
Buckeye
Athens
Carl Austing
Clark Ballard
Neenee
Lloyd Malakas
Ieee Ee
Cima
Edward VIII Avid Golfer and Royal Sportsman
Edward VIII, Britain's monarch in 1936, is portrayed as a keen golfer with a broad sports interest. The article notes his lessons from Ted Ray and Archie Compston, friendship with Walter Hagen, and golf feats with Bobby Jones, including a notable 1936 Grand Slam year. It also recounts anecdotes from matches and sessions with Miss Bea Gottlieb and others, highlighting his cool demeanor and competitive spirit on the links.
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New York
Britain
Edward VIII
Edward
Ted Ray
Archie Compston
Walter Hagen
Sir Victor Sasson
Sunningdale
Sandwich
C. B. Keeler
Prince
Bobby
Dodgers discuss first base options and trades amid Mize talk
A fragmented note shows CH'S USINGS describing Mize eager to acquire Jimmy Collins for first base, Breadon pressing for cash deals, and the Cardinals weighing selling options. Frank Frisch to scout Bradenton while Mike Collins could join on cash terms. Buddy St trade talks and Ripple Davis usage considered along with other roster moves.
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Jimmy Collins
Billy Breadon
Mize
Cardinals
Collins
Breadon
Frank Frisch
Bradenton
Mike Collins
Mataining
Terry
Sam
Turkey
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Gers
Mark Koenigouple
Buddy St
New York
Columbus
Rickey
Sayers
Joe Martin
Charley
Rge Davis
Martin
Ripple
Hughie Crutz
Hughie
Od, Miss
Cruz
Greenwood
Giants
Golf Association mulls stymie reform and option of direct play
The United States Golf Association debates keeping the stymie in play or offering a choice to play on or call a direct path. George Low and Marston discuss whether a voluntary rule would reduce disputes and speed pace by letting the opponent decide the next shot.
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United States Golf Association
George Low
Marston
G.A
Track mile lineup for National Collegiate Mile title
Glenn Zham heads a field of top middle distance runners for the Wanamaker Mile at Madison Square Garden as part of Nun Millinge A A meet. Venzke of Pennsylvania Lash of Indiana San Romani of Emporia Teachers College and other notables are among invitees for the National Collegiate Mile title race.
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York
Glenn Zham
Kansas
Tournament dates set for Tri-Mateur basketball event
The Tri-Mateur basketball tournament will be held in March with competition on March 20-21 and March 27-28. Officials Greenwalt Williams and Pine noted the schedule amid crisis discussions affecting teams and venues.
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Liverpool
PN Ually
Greenwalt
Dior
Pro Gridders to Get Compensation
Pittsburgh Pa. David B. Roberts Pennsylvania workmen's compensation referee holds professional football players are working men and are entitled to compensation if disabled. He ruled Tuesday night in the cases of Alex Rado halfback and Basile Marchi guard for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National Pro Football League. Observers said the ruling may set a precedent affecting colleges that subsidize players.
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Pittsburgh
David B. Roberts
Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensation Refere
Roberts
Alex Rado
Basile Marchi
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chauncey Personal Notes From Ohio A Weekend Roundup
Chauncey and surrounding towns report visitors and social events. CCC enrollee Thomas Cruikshank stayed with relatives in Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Luther Cruickshank and Mr and Mrs Thurlow Davis hosted guests from Hocking and Millfield. 45 guests dined at the Chapman home. Mrs Lewis W Sanders and daughters visited relatives near Albany. Chauncey M E Church to host soup dinner and quilting party Thursday. Arthur McPherson Jr from Athens visited Dix Pickering in Chauncey. Mrs Lacey McNutt entertained guests including her sister and Peng Cater over the weekend.
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Chauncey
Thomas Cruikshank
CCC
Camp Zaleski
Luther Cruickshank
Ski Jumping to Invade Chicago at Soldier Field
The Chicago Daily Times plans a downtown ski jumping event on February 16 at Soldier Field. A 150 foot tower will rise outside the lakefront stadium with the glide starting near the football gridiron, bringing the sport to city center.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily Times
Soldier Field
School Claims Girl Failed To Keep Contract
In Nashville, Andrew Jackson Business University won an injunction to prevent Sammye Jennette Rushing from playing for any other team this year. The 23-year-old guard denied most charges, saying she never attended the school and only signed a contract to play with them and have board paid if she played.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Andrew Jackson Business University
R. B.C. Howell
Billy Hudson
Andrew Jackson
Averill and Vosmik Not for Sale to Yankees
Cleveland Indians president Alva Bradley said Earl Averill and Joe Vosmik are not on the market despite a lucrative cash offer from the New York Yankees. Bradley noted the team lost 241000 over eight years and said he could have received more but refused. Vosmik signed a three year contract at 11500 per year and Averill rejoined about two weeks ago.
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Cleveland
Earl Averill
Joe Vosmik
New York Yankees
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Bradley
Tribe
Yankee
Indians
Joe McCarthy
Vosmik
Averill
New 'Lumber' Is Developed
Columbus prospector evaluates two building materials including a new ceramic clay lumber described as fireproof, soundproof, strong and inexpensive. Prof. G A Bole of Ohio Engineering Experiment Station notes it can be cut and shaped on site like wood, while brick remains favored by industry leaders.
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Columbus
G. A. Bole
Ohio Engineering Experiment Station
Cleveland
Howard Myers
Architectural Forum
Brick Manufacturers’ Association of America
Bole
Experiment Station News
No Pension Party Meets With House Steering Committee
Washington report notes the Town send Steering Pramittee objects to forming a third political party to push the sackng, signaling opposition to new party plans.
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NO Pension
Washington
Townsend Steering Pramittee
Fight Results From Associated Press Boxing Card
Across multiple cities results show several bouts with knockouts and decisions. Notable outcomes include Lou Ambers stopping Tony Herrera in New York, Nate Mann defeating Ford Smith in New Haven, and Max Marek outpointing Bob Godwin in Miami Beach.
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Associated Press
New York
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Tony Herrera
el Paso
Tex
New Haven
Conn
Nate Mann
Ford Smith
Kalispell
Mont
al Rossi
Gene Dundee
Orange
N. J
Miami Beach
Fla
Max Marek
Chicago
Bob Godwin
Daytona Beach
Global stamp varieties reach sixty thousand and seven
Since 1840 the world has issued 56,607 main stamp varieties. This figure reflects a long history of postal collectibles and philatelic development across nations and eras.
Neyland Returns as Tennessee Coach After Army Duty
Jubilant fans welcomed Major Bob Neyland back to Tennessee with a five year contract worth 12500 dollars per year. He leaves the Canal Zone retirement to resume spring practice and coach the Volunteers after a nine year tenure marked by 77 victories, seven defeats and five ties. Bill Britton will move from head coach to assistant under Neyland.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
War Department
Neyland
Canals Zone
U. T
Army
Canal Zone
Bill Britton
Wrestling Results From Newark Indianapolis Fargo
Dannon Ma honey 220 from Ireland defeated Joe Dusek 218 from Nebraska in one fall in Newark New Jersey. Leo Numa 218 of Seattle beat Jack Kennedy 215 of Minneapolis in Indianapolis. Cliff Olson 216 of Baudette Minnesota defeated Ed Cook 215 of Cedar Rapids Iowa in Fargo North Dakota at 15 34. The article notes ancient lore assigns masculine power to odd numbers and feminine power to even numbers.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Dannon Mahoney
Ireland
Joe Dusek
Nebraska
Indianapolis
Leo Numa
Seattle
Jack Kennedy
Minneapolis
Fargo
N. D
Cliff Olson
Baudette
Minn
Ed Cook
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bath May Fight Dempsey Hopeful in Chicago Stadium
Hank Bath a Kearns protege may challenge Jack Dempsey's young hopeful. Bath and Burman failed to meet in New York after license issues. finals board approved a 10 round Chicago Stadium bout against Billy Treest of Batavia Illinois. Dempsey agreed to match Burman with the winner.
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Chicago
Hank Bath
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Clarence
Red) Burman
Finals State Athletic Commission
Bath
Billy Treest
Batavia
Inl
Dempsey
Burman
Treest
Trautman Promises Faster Games and Colorful Uniforms
AP dispatch from Columbus reports George M. Trautman newly elected president of the American Association pushing fan friendly changes. Plans include a visible game clock, brighter uniforms, stronger knothole gangs, more night games, and limited artificial double headers to attract both core and casual fans. Akron University guards and forwards top Muskingum, 50 to 32, in a separate scoreline.
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Columbus
George M
Trautman
American Association
Iowa Cage Loop Eliminates Center Jump
Iowa and Pacific Coast conferences push to drop center toss up in basketball. Coaches cite six minutes more play, faster games, higher scores, and fairer chances for teams without tall centers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Loop
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