Bobcats Face Dayton in Buckeye Clash Saturday
Ohio Universitys sophomore basketball squad heads to Dayton for a Buckeye Conference game with the Flyers. A win would push the Bobcats to a .600 league mark, while recent struggles at both ends of the floor and rebounding have limited their competitiveness.
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Ohio colleges rotate ways to boost gridiron rites
Ohio sports notes cover Ohio Wesleyan dancing efforts under Mrs Frump to condition players for football. George Gauthier’s Bishops face suggestions of upcoming losses. Rio Grande lingers as a potential transfer target for Wiseman and teammates. Pat Ankeman debuts for the Cardinals with a .316 bat and five foot four frame. Prospero Gianvito, one armed golfer from Columbus, heads south for exhibitions. Paul Halleck at Ohio University mixes Brease work with shot put. Jim Durfee’s Columbus talk ends in chaos as interruptions and gunshots clear the room.
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Bath and Tre es to Meet Tonight in Heavyweight Bout
The news notes a heavyweight bout tonight featuring Bath and Tre es in Chicago Batavia Ill. The event marks the first full sized tournament with potential challengers including Joe. The match is tied to a major tournament in Fort Wayne.
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Louis Dominates Heavyweight Era in Eye on Schmeling Braddock
Joe Louis stands as the premier heavy of his era, with analysts predicting two rounds for Max Schmeling and six for Jim Braddock. The piece traces Louis's unprecedented early career, compares him to past champions, and critiques the era's top contenders while noting his speed, defense, and power. It emphasizes Louis's unmatched dominance and likely lasting impact on boxing history.
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NBA
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Jim Braddock
Detroit
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Tom Sharkey
Jim Corbett
O' Har’ Wills
Jack Dempsey
Mauler
Jess Willard
Loogans
Johnson
Pottawatomie Pounder
Fred Fulton
John Kelly
Jack Dillon
Kansas Hulk
Tunney
Buckalew
Primo
Schmeling
Braddock
Dempsey
Manassa
Nate Lewis
Doe Gans
Darky
California
Walt
Pepper Martin
Fight Results From Fort Lauderdale and Other Cities
In Fort Lauderdale Bob Godwin outpointed Babe Childers in a 10 round featherweight bout. In Philadelphia Frankie Caris outpointed Jimmy Smith while Johnny Marcelline stopped Lou Puglese. Also noted were Everette Rightmire Paul Lee Billy Celebron Freddie Steele and Meyer Grace in various matchups with knockouts and decisions.
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Detroit
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Jimmy Smith
Johnny Marcelline
Lou Puglese
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Everette Rightmire
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Iowa
Paul Lee
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Rockford
Ill
Billy Celebron
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Wash
Freddie Steele
Meyer Grace
Chicago
Madison Square Garden Opens Boxing Card With Heavyweights
The night features Andre Lenglet of France facing Hans Birkle in the main 10 round bout as Joe Louis looms over boxing headlines. Also on the card are Frankie Connelly and Jorge Brescia in a six round heavyweight bout and Eddie Simms versus Charlie Masser in 10 rounds, with strong prospects Bob and Al Delaney from New York among the hopefuls.
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Cleveland
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Pittsburgh
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Walker Cup Team Prospects Split by Regions
The USGA weighing youth versus experience for the 1936 Walker Cup squad with Lawson Little set as captain and No. 1, while Francis Ouimet is eyed for leadership. Projections show Pacific, Midwest, Southwest, and East regions naming several hopefuls for a nine-man team to face Britain at Pine Valley in September.
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Scotty) Campbell
Seattle
Johnny Goodman
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Chuck) Kocsis
Pat Sawyer
Jack Westland
Maurice McCarthy
Western Golf Association
Goodman
Emery
Dave
Specs) Goldman
Smith Reynolds
Jack Munger
Eo White
Smith
White
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Charley Yates
Freddie Heas
Louisiana State
Bom
East
George Dunlap
George Voigt
Joe Lynch
Boston
Wrestling results roundup across cities from Hartford to Washington
Across Hartford Columbus New Brunswick Toronto Camden Waterbury and Washington wrestlers from Montreal Raven Nebraska Detroit Kansas City Omaha Des Moines Denver Germany New York Three Oaks Mich San Francisco and other places posted decisions. Yvon Robert defeated Henri Piers, John Pesek prevailed over Leon Grandovitch, Red Vagnonne beat Charles Grubmeier, Everett Marshall beat Hans Schnable, Ernie Dusek defeated Al Bisig nano, Kari Pojello bested Paul Palasky, and Joe Savoldi defeated Ivan Managoff in various falls.
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Conn
Yvon Robert
Montreal
Canada
Henri Piers
Holland
Columbus
John Pesek
Ravens
Nebr
Leon Grandovitch
Russia
New Brunswick
N. J
Red Vagnonne
Detroit
Charles Grubmeier
Kansas City
Toronto
Everett Marshall
Denver
Hans Schnable
Germany
Camden
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
al Bisignano
Des Moines
Waterbury
Kari Pojello
New York
Paul Palasky
Washington
Joe Bsavoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Ivan Managoff
San Francisco
Phillies Open to Trades Hints at Big Deals
Phillies executives Jimmy Wilson and Gerry Nugent said the club will trade for profit during spring meetings. They could move Dolph Camilli or Curt Davis if offers are right, with the Giants and Cubs looming rivals. no names confirmed.
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Springfield shooter Charien Young wins Florida Trapshoot opener
Charien A. Young of Springfield O won the opening Florida State Trapshoot event in Daytona Beach breaking 199 of 200 targets. Joe Heistand of Hillsboro O tied for second with 193, while C E Hine of Chardon had 178.
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Cavalcade Highlighted as Derby Favorite Tracks at Santa Anita
Cavalcade trains at Santa Anita as jockey George Woolf prepares to ride in the Santa Anita Handicap next month. The Brookmeade Stable runner, bred for speed, clocked 1:57 4 5 for a mile last Saturday while rival Discovery plans a public workout after the fifth race with stablemate Seotch Bun.
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