Ohio University athletes set new marks and Buckeye runners up
In the Delaware conference meet Miami edged Ohio 86 1 5 to 77 1 5 as Ohio took second. Ohio U records fell in three events with Bernie Newcome and Paul Halleck setting marks in broad jump discus and shot put. Gene Broxon tied the 100 yards in 10 seconds. Don Peden's baseball team finished second in the Buckeye with a 10–5 record after two one run losses to Marshall and the season highlighted by strong performances despite a crown for the track team being out of reach.
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Ohio University
Bernie Newcome
Athens
Paul Halleck
Youngstown
Halleck
Harold Brown
Workman
Gene Broxon
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Newcome
Bobcats
Don Peden
Buckeye
Marshall
Bobcat
Bill Schreiber
Ohio U Relays and county champs highlight 1934 season
The Ohio U Relays in Athens ended with Wheelersburg first and Rome runner up. Chillicothe won the Class A district, Pomeroy and Chauncey claimed district baseball titles, and Waterloo’s Little Generals dominated basketball sectionals and state finals. Athens and other county teams posted varied results across district and league play.
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Chillicothe
Marietta
Portsmouth Netters
Pomeroy
Chauncey
Jackson
Highland
Waterloo
Little Generals of
Lawrence County
Gallipolie
Oak Hill
New Boston
Columbus
Athens
Portsmouth
Trojans
Ames-Bern
Gallipolis
Rome
Union Furnace
Hocking County
Carpen Hill Pomeroy
Logan
Nelsonville Girls
Jacksonville-Trimpbice
Middleport
Ohio Bobcats Endure Painful 1930 Football Season
Ohio Bobcats finish a grim season with an undefeated home stadium record, but suffer a cascade of injuries and poor road results. Art Lewis earns all-Ohio honors, while Phiode also makes all-West Virginia. Pete Stephan and Woody Wills miss most of the year.
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Ohio
Rio Grande
Georgetown
Marshall
Cincinnati
Bobcats
Daytons
Indiana
Miami
West Virginia
Ohio Wesleyan
Bloomington
Peden
Art Lewis
Buckeye
Phiode
Pete Stephan
Woody Wills
Dean and Daffy Dean Spark Baseball Highlights
The year features Jerome Herman Dean's pitching feats and the Dean brothers as a standout duo. Sullivan awards debate surrounds Glenn Cunningham and other track notables, with strong emphasis on amateur talent and disappointments like Bob Grove and Carnera.
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Eh Sports
Delaware
Ohio U. Relays
Wheelersburg
Wie
U. S
Sullivan
Deans
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Torrance
Perry
Dorothy Round
Helen Jacobs
Jerome Herman Dean
Paul
Crazy
Daffy Dean
Bob Grove
Red Sox
Lefty
Grove
Carnera
Baer
Rowe
el Dorado
Messenger
Bainum