Ohio College Backs Buckeye Race With Dayton Tilt
Ohio Wesleyan hosts Dayton Monday in a Buckeye Conference showdown that could tie Cincinnati for the crown with a win. Marietta clinched the Ohio Conference title while Mt Union and Heidelberg pursue endings, and several league games to end the season. Cincinnati leads Buckeye standings with 8 2 and Wesleyan follows at 7 2.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton University
Wesleyan-Dayton
Cincinnati
Wesleyan
Flyers
Redskins
Miami University
Bearcats
Dayton
Bishops
Ohio University
Marietta
Mt. Union
Heidelberg
Toledo
Otterbein
Mussingum
Westerville
Buckeye Loop
Ohio State
Indiana
Muskingum
Ashland
Kent State
Ohio Northern
Bluffton
Notre Dame
Western Reserve
John Carroll
Allegheny
Hiram
Alfred Holbrook
Kenyon
Capital
Rio Grande
Findlay
Wooster
Baldwin-Wallace
Case
W. L
Miami
Dayton -Cncvesenan
Marshall
Racine Captures Meigs County Court Crown in Easy Win
Racine High School breezed past Chester 42 to 12 to take the Meigs County independent teams title. Tuppers Plains defeated Middleport 44 to 28 in the same event with Ches Knight and Keller leading their scoring. Racine now eyes the district tournament at Portsmouth with a strong chance to advance.
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Tuppers Plains
Middleport
Ches
Norwood Knight
Keller
Baker
Stephens
Allensworth
Jenkins
Buck
Beegie
Sargent
Reichley
Ches Knight
Racine High School
Portsmouth
Racine
Racine G. F. T
Roberts
Nease
Wickline
Roush
Marrs
Curtis
Chester
T. Osborne
Warner
Parker
Sponagel
Radford
Eynon
75 000 for trotters set for Ohio Michigan circuit
The Ohio Michigan harness circuit announced purses totaling about 875 000 and began reconciling conflicting bids for opening dates. The season runs nine weeks starting June 15. Guy A. Reeder is the new president, succeeding A Butterfield of Flint Michigan.
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Dayton
Ohio
Michigan
Guy A. Reeder
Reeder
A. Butterfield
Flint
Mich
State Tenpin Tourney Ends in Cleveland
Alex Graham of Canton won the Class A singles with a 720 series in games of 277 248 and 195 as the Ohio State bowling tournament concluded. Clarence Baumgarten of Cincinnati was second with 692, with three Cleveland bowlers ranking next. Lausche and Franz of Cleveland won Class A doubles with 1297, Witwer and Johnson of Akron were second with 1277. Bodnar of Cleveland won Class A all events with 1920. Bosco of Akron and Zimmerle of Dayton also placed high. Clevelanders led all Class B events with Chapman of Akron fifth in singles and Berchtold of Troy fifth in all-events.
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Cleveland
Alex Graham
Canton
Clarence Baumgarten
Cincinnati
C. Lausche
F. Franz
C. Witwer
A. Johnson
Akron
Ohio Shooters Compete In Missouri Trap Tourney
The interstate trapshooting tournament in Kansas City ends Tuesday with Ohio shooters posting scores. Notables: Joe Heistand Hillsboro 32 yards 23, Lou House Toledo 29 yards 22, William Eldred Cincinnati 32 yards 21. Heistand 24 yards 181 in 200 handicap. H L Creek Clinton Indiana won Elliott event with perfect 200. Henry Davis Agency Missouri top in 200 handicap with 192.
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Kansas City
Bob Ellett
Joe Heistand
Hillsboro
Lou House
Toledo
William Eldred
Cincinnati
H. L. Creek
Clinton
Ind
Henry Davis
Agency
Luther Kreuger Tie For Lead In Florida Open Golf
Luther of Youngstown and Kreuger of Cincinnati tied for the lead among Ohio entrants in the Florida West Coast Open with 72 hole total of 200. Kirkwood of Warren finished with 304. Luther and Kreuger each earned 117.50 as sixth place prize money.
Catchers Play Major Role in Coming Races
New York report notes catchers as potential keys for several major league clubs this season. Cubs Giants and Phillies rely on Hartnett ODea Stephenson. Mancuso Danning and Wilson bolster their teams. St. Louis faces illness to Delancey and Davis. Brusie Ogrodowski eyed for Columbus. Reds rely on Campbell as Lombardi negotiates. Brooklyn's Gordon Phelps emerges as a top catching prospect and cleanup candidate for Casey Stengel.
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New York
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Giants
Phillies
Hartnett
Chicago
Ken O'Dea
Walter Stephenson
Gus Mancuso
Harry Danning
Bill Terry
Jimmy Wilson
Earl Grace
Pittsburgh
Bill Atwood
Johnstown
St. Louis
Bill Delancey
Cardinal
Dizzy Dean
Virgil Davis
Brusie Ogrodowski
Columbus
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Gilly Campbell
Cincinnati
Puerto Rico
Ernie
Brooklyn
Big Gordon Phelps
al Lopez
Casey Stengel
Umpire Appointments Highlight American Association Plans
President George M. Trautman named E. J. Borski of Moline Illinois as the eighth umpire for the American Association. Umpire-in-chief Tommy Connolly of the American League will join the Association’s umpires camp at Lake Wales Florida to refine the group.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
American Association
E. J. Borski
Moline
Ill
Association
Tommy Connolly
Lake Wales
Fla
Indiana Seeks share of Big Ten title in finale at Ohio State
Indiana aims for a conference title clinch against Ohio State in Chicago area action. Purdue fights for the other half with Michigan as Illinois eyes third with a Columbus win. Northwestern, Wisconsin also feature in the closing Big Ten schedule with scattered outcomes shaping final standings.
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Chicago
Indiana
Hoosiers
Ohio State
Bloomington
Purdue
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Lafayette
Ken Gunning
Iowa
Bob Kessler
Minnesota
Illinois
Columbus
Wisconsin
Maroons
Bill Haarlow
Illimois
Evanston
Notre Dame
South Bend
w.Lu
Esac
Olympic Cage Date Is Set
Six of the fastest midwestern teams including Notre Dame Indiana State Purdue are chosen for an eight team district tournament at Butler Field House on March 6 7. Winners advance to a best two out of three series March 26 28 to reach the Olympic finals in New York.
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Midwest
Notre Dame
Indiana
Purdue
Butler Field House
Ohio
Llinois
Michigan
Central Normal
Danville
Butler
DePauw
Greencastle
Ball State of Muncie
Indiana State of Terre Haute
University of Detroit
Wayne University of Detroit
Illinois
James Millikin
Decatur
Western State Teachers of
Macomb
University of Cincinnati
Western Reserve of
Cleveland
Marietta
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Miami
Oxford
Minneapolis
New York
Cooper Captures Florida Tourney
Belleair Florida Harry Cooper of Chicago won first prize money of 7000 in the Florida West Coast open golf tournament after a strong start. He led by four at the halfway mark and with a 282 total beat Leon ard Dodson of Pembine Wisconsin by one stroke while Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania earned third.
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Fla
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Leonard Dodson
Pembrine
Wis
Henry Picard
Hershey
Dodson
C. Picard
Tournament site shifted from Akron to Kent State University
The Class A sectional high school tournament was moved from Akron to Kent State University due to labor trouble in Akron, officials said today.
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Akron
Kent State University
Forfeited Lands List Athens County Ohio 1936
The Athens County Auditor lists lands and lots forfeited to the State for nonpayment of taxes. The notice cites detailed parcels across Athens Township The Plains The Plains Special Ames Dover and others with values taxes penalties and costs. Sale planned March 9 1936 at 10 AM at the courthouse to satisfy assessments with no sale below the listed amounts.
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Hio
Athens
Ohio
Athens Township
Covert
Edward
S. D
Hatch
A. P
Malone
William
the Plains
Same
S&s. D
Robbins
J. E
Athens City
Bean
Susan
Boggs
Albert H
Brennan
Sylvia
House
Joe Plain Breenen
Sylvia Breenen
Creamer
Stella A
Fidelity Brag. & Loan, and Security Co
Finsterwald
Lewis B
Fagan
Louisa
Et al
Lipley
Mary C
McCarter
John S
Walsh
Anna
Junod
George H
the Plains Special School
Gabos
Ames Township
Howard
John A
Dover Township
Augustine
Gunther
George
Chauncey Corporation Continental Coal Co
Swart
Tennie
Atrip S
Brown
H. T
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Cooper
Aaron E
Dickens
John L
Hardy
John
N. W. Cor
Hickman
Phedora
Harper
Charles
Jackson
J. W
Lanslott
Ruth Scott
T. Wort
Minturn
C. H
Coleman
Hester
Poston
Lanscott
Orr
James B
Johnson
T. C
Carrie
Stalder
Fred
Ullom
Vaughn
Sarah
Eek Tee Co. H
O. S
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Alex
Ewing
Ashford
Columbus
Co. O. Gibson
Joseph T. Tracy
B. F. Deselm
Gibson
20Th County Auditor
Revival At Sharpsburg Church Continues
Mt Hermonia meeting draws small crowd but strong zeal as Sharpsburg revival continues. Hanmer H. Goddard aged 78 near Bartlett dies after long heart illness. wife Emma Randolph predeceased him. he leaves three daughters Madge McPeak Bessie Love Hazel Edgerton. Nellie Moore hosts birthday dinner for Belle Burns marking 80th and 20th, many gifts. Lenore Strode recovers from recent illness.
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Bartlett
Emma Randolph
Madge McPeak
Bessie Love
Hazel Edgerton
Nellie Moore
Belle Burns
Burns
Mies Lenore Strode
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Blutz
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Mary
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