Bobcats Beat Flyers to Lead Buckeye Standings in Busy Night
Ohio University edged Dayton 37 to 29 at Gem City to move into third place in the Buckeye Conference with a 3–2 record. Nick Lalich led scoring with 16 points as Ohio built early leads 13–2 and 17–5. Dayton’s Meisner and Riita added late momentum, but Ohio held on with strong inside play and a solid team effort.
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Ohio State Cleared by Conference Inquiry on Payroll Jobs
The Western Conference athletics commissioner Major John L. Griffith and the Big Ten infractions committee found 15 Ohio State football players who appeared on state payrolls acted on their own initiative with no collusion. They concluded the appointments matched those of non athletes and did not affect academics.
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Giants spring tour fuels towns and talks of umpire life
The Giants plan a wide southern circuit before the April 14 opener, using exhibition games to boost profits and engage small towns. The piece notes shifts in baseball roles, from players to umpires, and quotes Tim Hurst on salaries and the evolving coaching and umpiring careers in major league baseball.
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Cats and Pioneers Lead Buckeye Conference Race
Ohio Conference standings show Marietta Mt Union Wittenberg Capital Baldwin Wallace and Toledo in pursuit with Ashland and Oberlin near the bottom. George Emrich of Glouster was sent to Worthington sanitarium for treatment, accompanied by his wife.
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Haarlow Leads Big Ten Scorers In Five Games
Bill Haarlow of Chicago tops the Big Ten scoring race at 65 points in five games after a 10 point effort against Northwestern. John Townsend of Michigan moves to 54 points with 11 at Minnesota, pushing Warren Whitlinger of Ohio State to second.
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Three Big Ten Games Highlight Weekend Schedule
Purdue hosts Chicago at Lafayette as part of a trio of league clashes. Minnesota shocks Michigan 31 to 26, while Northwestern defeats Chicago 42 to 27. Indiana leads with five straight wins, Ohio State plays GW tonight, and Indiana meets Louisville Friday.
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Legion of Decency to List Classified Movies in New York
The New York archdiocesan council of the Legion of Decency chaired by Alfred E. Smith will prepare and circulate the legion's classified list of motion pictures.
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Charles Laughton in Paris as Cyrano disguise
The film actor Charles Laughton was found in a Paris hotel wearing a stringy mustache and flowing hair as part of his Cyrano de Bergerac disguise for an upcoming film. He uses makeup to shape his appearance as the character.
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Yost Urges Keeping Football Rules Unchanged
Nashville report quotes Fielding H. Yost saying at Palm Springs that he will attend the football rules meeting with one suggestion to "leave em alone." The 62 year old University of Michigan athletic director calls today’s game a great one and hopes officials keep it as is.
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Cue King Admits He is Slowing Up
J Howard Shoemaker of New York, 57 year old furniture salesman and 21 time national billiards champion, concedes Father Time catching up after losing to Alvin Hardgrove of Detroit. He still declines to go pro and says he never practices for a match despite his storied career.
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84 Yard Run Lifts Lions Past Packers in Narrow Victory
Ace Gutowsky rushed 84 yards for a decisive touchdown as the Detroit Lions defeated the Green Bay Packers 10 to 3 at Gilmore Stadium. The former Oklahoma City University player dashed off tackle through the Packers secondary, standing up at the goal line. Twenty two thousand fans saw the game, with many turned away as the stands filled.
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Stone in Candy Bar Triggers $82500 Suit in Court
Elizabeth M. Woolley of Perrysburg sues Curtiss Candy Co. in Common Pleas Court claiming a stone found in a candy bar chipped her teeth and caused severe pain requiring dental work.
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Al Gordon Killed At Ascot Speedway
Long Beach racer Al Gordon died after his car crashed over the retaining wall on lap 119 of a 200 mile Ascot race. Mechanic Spider Mallock is in critical condition. Gordon had survived previous crashes in Indianapolis events, famously joking about danger.
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Grand Circuit Sets Dates for Expanded Tour Next Summer
Stewards of the Grand Circuit opened a closed door session to fix dates with plans for an enlarged loop. Ten to twelve cities may host events, including San Diego Pomona Indianapolis Lexington Syracuse Goshen Boston Columbus Toledo Cleveland Springfield Illinois and Milwaukee. The North Randall course in Ohio is slated to host the first two weeks from June 29 to July 11.
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Bulldogs Face Middleport and Logan This Week
Athens High School basketball heads to Middleport on Wednesday and Logan on Friday for two away games. The Bulldogs aim to extend a four game win streak and improve defense against Middleport’s compact offense on a smaller court. Coach Pete McKinley focuses practice on passes and plays for both road tests.
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Hunter Goggin Reaches San Francisco Match Play Final
In the 36 hole San Francisco match play open final round California pros Willie Hunter of Los Angeles and Willie Goggin of San Francisco vie for a 1675 purse. Goggin advanced with a 3 and 1 win over Ray Mangrum while Hunter beat Ky Laffoon 2 and 1 in the quarterfinals.
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