Miami forward Paul Taylor leads Ohio Conference scoring
Mounting from third place by scoring 30 points in two games during the past week, Paul Taylor of Miami University tops the conference with 65 points in four games. He edges Jack Burkholder of Ohio University, with 63, followed by Little Joe Keyner of Wittenberg at 60. Ten teams are represented in the scoring leaders list, with Otterbein and Kenyon among those contributing multiple players.
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Cleveland
Paul Taylor
Miami University
Taylor
Jack Burk
Ohio University
Burkholders
Little Joe Keyner
Wittenberg
Keyser
Schwegler
Baldwin-Wallace
Trott
Marietta
Bob Taylor
Big Muskingum
A. O. Barnes
Otterbein
Barnes
Kenyon
Denison
Wooster
Ohio
Wesleyan
Ohio Northern
Baldwin
Wallace
Miami
Mt. Union
Fee Taylor
Burkholder Ohio
Capital
O. Wes
Memories . Benny Fried laman Bulldogs lose to Red Grange Yankees 9-7
In Los Angeles the Cleveland Bulldogs lost to Red Grange s New York Yankees 9 to 7. Bo Molenda former Michigan fullback scored the winning points with a touchdown and a field goal.
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Los Angeles
Benny Friedlaman
Cleveland Bulldogs
Red Grange
New York Yankees
Bo Molenda
Michigan
Albion College Educator Reports Minor Academic Gap for Athletes
Dr. Thomas M. Carter head of Albion college education department concludes after a five year study that athletes show a slightly lower academic standing than nonathlete male students.
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Albion, Mich
Thomas M. Carter
Albion College
Ty Cobb on Baseball Then and Now
Ty Cobb reflects after 22 years of service on changes from 1927 to 1965. He credits the livelier ball for increased batting with less improved pitching and laments a decline in smart baseball while defending the game's enduring greatness.
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TY Cobb
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Sam Crawford
Buck” Freeman
Gravvy” Cravath
Frank Baker
Cornell Tops Yale In Eastern Intercollegiate League
Cornell University leads the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League with Layton as top scorer. Dartmouth, 1926 title holders, sits second, while Pennsylvania and Yale are tied for third.
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New York
Layton
Cornell University
Yale University
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Yale
Cleveland Rookie Gill Thrills With Three HR Game
Johnny Gill, a Cleveland rookie nearing the end of college, belted three home runs in a Texas League game last year illustrating a breakout performance for the rising prospect.
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Johnny Gill
Cleveland
Cincinnati U Leads Big Six In Buckeye Playoffs
Cincinnati University extended its Buckeye association lead with a two point win over Springfield on Cincinnati’s floor. Miami upset Wesleyan 45 40 at Delaware as Ohio U beat Denison 22 to 1 2. Denison’s title defense ends as Cincinnati and Miami lead a tight race with two championship games next Saturday.
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Cincinnati
U.pr
Buckeye Association
Bearcat
Wittenbergh
Bearcats
Springfield
Miami
Wesleyan
Delaware
Ohio U
Denison
Granville
Ohio
Athens
Wittenberg
Muskingum
Daytona
Buckeye
Jimmy Reese Saved from Dimes to $60,000 Fortune
New York reports Jimmy Reese alias Solomon, recently purchased by the Yankees, is 20 and not reliant on baseball. He built a Hollywood real estate fortune through early savings when selling papers at the San Pedro waterfront, now valued near $60,000 to $66,000.
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New, York
Jimmy Reese
Solomon
New York Yankees
Reese
Hollywood
San Pedro
Jimmy
Artists and Writers Golf Tourney Opens in Miami
The Artists and Writers Golf association tourney opened in Miami with more than 50 leading artists and writers competing. The Glenn Curtiss tournament for amateurs is scheduled for the following day.
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Miami
Fla
Artists and Writers Golf Association
Debut Tonight for Pierre Charlies in New York Boxing Clash
Pierre Charlies, latest foreign heavyweight contender, makes his U S debut tonight in a ten round bout at St Nicholas Arena. The card features Charlies stepping into the ring in New York as he begins his American career.
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New York
Pierre Charlies
St. Nicholas Arena
Nachholz Wins El Paso Open With 293 Scoring
Larry Nachholz of Cleveland, a professional, shot a 293 to win the second annual El Paso Open golf tournament in El Paso Texas.
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el, Paso
Tex
Larry Nachholz
Cleveland
National intercollegiate wrestling medals awarded
All first second and third place winners will receive medals at the national meet to be held in Iowa on March 30.
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Iowa
Hoppe Stays Close To Leader With 50 38 Win
Willie Hoppe beat Harry Wakefield 50 to 38 in fifty three innings, keeping within a half game of Allen Hall who leads the American three cushion billiard league near New York.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Allen Hall
Harry Wakefield
House Destroyed By Fire Near Salem Church
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a two story frame house and an outbuilding owned by Fred Horn on the Athens Salem road. Theo dore Horn discovered the blaze around 6 am after most of the second floor burned. A bucket brigade arrived too late to save the structure. only a few furniture pieces were saved. Insurance coverage is partially believed.
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Fred Horn
Salem Church
Athens-Salem
Theodore Horn
Notable World War Veteran Laid To Rest in Racine
A Spanish-American War veteran buried in Racine after a funeral today. Earl Enkins served as a Marine on the U S Topeka and helped in a strike that shocked the world and altered the course of the war. He later marched before dignitaries in Boston and New York City. Enkins was a Racine native, teacher, artist, and friend to many before illness ended his life Friday morning at Athens State Hospital.
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Pomeroy
Racine
Ty Dots
U. S. Topeka
Spain
Atlantic
Earl Enkins
Boston
New York City
Jenkins
Athens State Hos
Towboat Monongahela Carries 100000 Plus Pounds Steel Parts
The towboat Monongahela departed Pittsburgh bound for New Orleans carrying over 100000 pounds of manufactured steel products on barges. Carnegie Steel reports 9,776,000 tons of steel iron coal and coke moved by river this year, a 200000 ton gain. River traffic remains robust despite concerns over its decline. Middleport notes Mum Cari begins installing a greenhouse plant for her country place, aiming to start a greenhouse business soon.
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Pomeroy
Monongahela
Ttaburgh
New Orleans
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Instalig
Middleport
Jan
iMum Cari
Fur Country
Highway Officials To Address Meeting At Gallipolis
Local road enthusiasts plan to attend a big meeting in Gallipolis next Friday where L A Boulay and C E Farrell will speak along with county officials and civic leaders. The Gallia Meigs cooperation potential grows as a new County Good Roads Federation leads a yearlong program.
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Gallia County
Good Roads’ Federation
Gallia
Meigs
Salvation Army officer from Hartford weds in Pomeroy link
Captain James Klaas of the Salvation Army West Virginia division married Lieutenant Ethel Eads of Williamson in a ceremony performed by Major James Harvey. Klaas, son of Hartford natives now of Bellaire, has served seven years in the army. The wedding and church grounds landscaping sparked town and church discussion.
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James Klass
Salvation Army
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
James Klaas
Hartford
Charleeston
Ethel Eads
Thearmy
Williamson
James Harvey
Metropolitan
New York
Captain Klaas
Charles Klaas
Bellaire
Army
Ohio
Maple trees guard church in enduring town scene
Middleport reports the grand maple trees framing the Presbyterian church, standing through storms and bearing witness to the town's joys and sorrows as of January 23.
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Middleport
Presbyterian Church
Building Fund Aids Middleport Bible School
In Middleport on Sunday morning a bail fund for a new primary room was launched by the Christian Bible school. Donations will be accepted from any willing sources as the last Sunday monthly offering is directed to the fund. Superintendent Mr. French proposed the movement. At a board meeting Thursday night the primary classes were officially named Pansy Blue Bells Live Oaks and Live Oaks.
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Middleport
The
Christian Bible School
French
H.J. Hysell
Mabel Hysell
Blue Bells
Bessie Graves
Bane Howard
Live Oaks
Lulu Ashley
Basque tree whittler nets millions with odd spendings
The Basque figure claims 4,000,000 francs earned in 11 months in the United States with only 999,999 left after buying garlic. He sent 1,000,000 francs to a Paris agent to buy onion groves. Heydler signs Albert Dolly Stark to NL umpire duties in St Louis. Kid McCoy serves as fire chief in San Quentin prison while retired stars seek pay. Cot he Mack is only taking
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Whittler
United States
Paris
Heydler
Albert
Dolly” Stark
Dolly
St. Louis
Thirty Round Card Planned for Thursday in Marietta
Boxing fans in Southeastern Ohio look to the Auditor ium in Marietta for a thirty round card next Thursday. Gorilla Jones of Akron meets Young Saylor of Charleroi Pa in a twelve round main event. Eddie Ruckman of Wheeling and Tommy Warren of Chicago fight eight rounds. Two Marietta youngsters appear in a four round preliminary, and the curtain rises with a comedy burlesque by the Gold Dust Twins of Cleveland.
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Marietta
Ohio
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Young Saylor
Charleroi
Jones
Saylor
Pennsylvania
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
Eddie Ruckman
Wheeling
Tommy Warren
Chicago
Gold Dust Twins
Cleveland
Middlewest
Former dean here is returned as Wilmington head
Dr Henry G Williams will remain as president of Wilmington college for a two year term announced by Francis Farquhar head of the board of trustees. The Presbyterian Williams is the first non Quaker to lead the Quaker institution and has been dean of Ohio University and editor of Ohio Teacher.
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Wilmington
Henry G. Williams
Wilmington College
Francis Farquhar
Williams
Ohio
Ohio University
Ohio Teacher
J. Fidwin Jay
A. A. U. Weighs German Star Peltzer Homecoming
The Foreign Relations Committee of the Amateur Athletic Union debates whether Otto Peltzer should compete in the United States this year. Critics warn competition could jeopardize his amateur status and Germany’s Olympic plans. Proponents cite the runner's desire to stay sharp amid limited U.S. appearances.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Otto Pelitzer
Pelitzer
United States
Joseph McCabe
Gustavus Kirby
Paavo Nurmi
Charley Hoff
Dr. Peltzer
Nurmi
Hoff
Finn
Germany
Bids Opened For State Road Work In Ohio
Columbus announced bids for state road work exceeding 2.0 million dollars will be opened Friday February 3. The Ohio Department of Highway will oversee the project.
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Columbus
U.P
State Highway Department
Breaks Fences In Minors But Not in Majors
Nick Cullop joins the Buffalo Bisons after being traded from the Cleveland Indians for 8000 dollars. Once hailed as a Babe Ruth type in the Western League, Cullop failed to sustain major league stardom, hitting .231 in 47 games last season and returning to the minors.
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Cleveland
Nick Cullop
Indians
Buffalo Bisons
Nick
New York Giants
Cullop
Babe Ruth
Atlanta
St. Paul
Athens Prep Hosts Gallipolis In Lively Twin Bill
The two Athens high school squads face Gallipolis tomorrow in a promising pair of court battles. Gallipolis varsity is veteran and improved while the Athens girls, defending champions, seek to extend their near flawless season. Coach Harold Wise says a light afternoon practice will focus on fundamentals and guard work as Athens aims to tighten defense for the decisive matchup.
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Athens
Gallipolis
Harold Wise
Miss Ruth Green Marries Melvin Bronnenberg in Cincinnati
Miss Ruth Green daughter of William Green president of the American Federation of Labor married Melvin Bronnenberg of Coshocton. The couple wed in Cincinnati on January 14 and plan to reside in Anderson Indiana.
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Coshocton
Ruth Green
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Melvin Bronnenberg
Mr. Green
Cincinnati
Bronnenberg
Anderson
Ind
Rheumatism Treatment Prescription Offered by Paul Case
A Brockton Massachusetts man Paul Case advertises a free French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis used during his army service in France. He claims it has helped thousands and offers to mail the prescription upon request, asking only for the reader’s address.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
H&i6
Brockton
Mass
Purdue Boilermakers Lead Big Ten Race In Midseason Swing
Western conference standings tilt as Purdue remains undefeated with two wins while Indiana trails in a three way tie for second after a 42 41 loss to Michigan. Branch McCracken anchors Indiana awaiting a showdown with Purdue as Northwestern and Wisconsin vie for the title.
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Chicago
Indiana
Big Ten
Purdue
Michigan
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Tomorow
LaFayette
Boilermakers
Branch McCracken
Monrovia
Ind
Stretch Murphy
Minnesota
Ohio
Wildcats
Illinois
Iowa
Maroons
Auto Thieves Held in Van Wert
Two men escaped from Mansfield state reformatory and were jailed in Van Wert after stealing cars. They were arrested by a marshal at Payne.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Healthy Children
A medical ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy to ease constipation and stomach issues in children. It claims mild corrective use for six year olds, improves digestion, breath, liver function, skin, and eyes, with olive color recognition and 30c to 60c sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Mandell Ready to Fight Any Challenger for Title
Sammy Mandell is eager to accept any challenger to his title as manager Eddie Kane states. Mandell seeks a purse large enough to lure him into the ring.
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Sammy Mandell
Eddie Kane
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