Wesleyan All Buckeye Conference Duo Highlight 1936 Team
The 1936 all Buckeye Conference team includes Bill Raidt of Cincinnati as captain and standout forward. Ohio Wesleyan places two on the first team Wick Lalich and Clovis Stark along with Ernie Tales at guard. Ohio University Nick Lalich and Marshall’s Smith also make the first five, while Cincinnati dominates the second and third teams with members from Marshall Miami Dayton Wesleyan and Ohio University.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Bill Raidt
University of Cincinnati
Raidt
Ohio Wesleyan
Wick Lalich
Clovis Stark
Ernie Tales
Nick Lalich
Ohio University
Smith
Marshall
Miami
Dayton
Wesleyan
Joan Malokas Lalich
Cleveland
Stark
Tales
Gene Riita
Cincinnati
Boxing results and Asian unrest noted in brief dispatches
In Reading Pennsylvania Ernie Dusek defeated Ralph Gari baldi in a one fall match. Albany saw Danno O Mahoney beat Sonnenberg two falls none. Bridgeton hosted a draw between Ernie Peterson and Jimmy Heffner. Indianapolis reported Pat Shocker defeated Leo Numa in two falls. Minneapolis covered Farmer Tobin defeating Plummer in one fall. St Louis noted Leo Savage defeating George Zaharias by disqualification of Zaharias for slugging. Amoy China reported Japan blamed for uprisings in Fukien Province as Beijing views Japan’s foothold attempt.
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Omaha
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Shocker
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Minneapolis
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Syrian Deputy Chief Says 800 Killed in Clashes
Beirat? Soubhi Bey Berekat, head of Syria's Chamber of Deputies, asserts 800 people were killed in anti French demonstrations as Nationalists clashed with troops and police. French sources report 26 deaths.
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Syria
Soubhi Bey Berekat
Syrian
Chamber of Deputies
Widener's Hope for Derby Win at Hialeah Park
Ken tucky Derby preview notes Joseph E. Widener's Brevity as the standout in the Florida Derby field at Hialeah Park on March 7. Brevity, a half-brother of Osmond and son of Chance Shot or Sickle, is praised for class though his Florida win is unproven. Other contenders include Crossbow II, Greg, Maerie, Columbiana, and Maerie.
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Hialeah Park
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Brevity
Osmond
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Sickle
Widener
Chance Sun
Peace Chance
Black Helen
Grog
Man O' War
Maerie
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Ariel
Belmont
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Litzenberger
Macrie
Ray Meadows
Santa Anita
Red Rain
Saratoga
Granville
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Snark
the Fighter
Holyrood
Count Morse
Columbiana
Dneiper
Gallant Gay
Flag Cadet
Petee Wrack
Firetop
Hialeah
Tintagel
Maerel
Greg
Crossbow
Buckeyes Aim to Break Michigan Swim Streak at Home
Ohio State hosts Michigan in a dual meet at the Buckeye pool hoping to snap the Wolverines long string of victories after Michigan beat Ohio State 84 in Ann Arbor recently.
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BUCKS
Michigan
Columbus
Ohio State Nartators
Buckeye
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Coshocton High Claims Central Ohio League Title
The Coshocton High basketball team secured the Central Ohio League championship for a second straight year with a 38 to 34 victory over Newark on Tuesday night, marking their 9th win of the season.
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Coshocton
Coshocton High
Mth
Newark
Fire erupts in tailor shop forcing customer to flee
An unidentified man in his underwear hid in a booth waiting for trousers when a fire broke out in a Philadelphia tailor shop. Frontier police of Hungary uncovered a 15 mile tunnel into Halmi, dating from the Middle Ages and used by smugglers, highlighting a historic smuggling route.
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Frontier Police of
Hungary
Halmi
Pensacola Youth Leads Hollywood Open Field
Hollywood Florida. Tony Penna of Pensacola led the 72 hole Hollywood Open after a 64 on the first 18 holes, opening a three stroke edge over the field in the $2,500 tournament. Eddie Hasmann, Cleveland amateur, led the Ohio contingent after 18 holes with a 74.
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Fla
Tony Penna
Pensacola
Eddie Hasmann
Cleveland
Ohio
Sam Jenny Wins 32nd Interstate Trapshoot Prize
Sam Jenny of Highland Illinois won the 32nd Interstate trapshoot tourney in Kansas City with a 94 score, earning 755.70 dollars. Joe Heistand Hillsboro and Hale Jones Alton tied for runner up with 93s and shared prizes of 457.75 and 477.75.
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Sam Jenny
Highland
Ill
Illinois
Ted Renfro
Dell
Mont
Joe Heistand
Hillsboro
Jenny
Hale Jones
Alton
Fight Results At Multiple Cities Highlight Card
In Youngstown Jack Tramell 186 stopped Tony Cancella 192. In Los Angeles Charles Coates 176 stopped Georgie Turner 1845. In Kansas City Jimmy Garrison 136 outpointed Joe Ghaouly 133. In Ponca City Junior Munsell 185 knocked out Dick Madden 190. In Seattle Henry Woods 137 and Cecil Payne 136 drew 10 rounds.
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Los Angeles
Charles Coates
Akron
Georgie Turner
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas City
Jimmy Garrison
Joe Ghaouly
St. Louis
Joey Alcanter
al Hamilton
Cincinnati
Ponca City
Junior Munsell
Oklahoma City
Dick Madden
Boston
Seattle
Wash
Henry Woods
Yakima
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Drew
Racine Quint Clicks Under Perk Reichley
Perk Reichley, former Ohio University star, guides Racine High School to Meigs County title by defeating Chester. The squad lost only one of 19 games, boasts a six man rotation, and eyes a strong sectional run toward a possible state bid in Columbus.
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Perk
Reichley
Ohio University
Rutland
Racine
Meigs
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Portsmouth
Columbus
Middleport
Kenneth Roberts
Gerald Nease
Marvin Swan
Robert Beegle
James Bostick
Darrell Roush
Robert Curtis
Rex Marrs
Kearney Wickline
Ashton Sayre
Youngstown Boy Wins By Kayo
Jack Trammell of Youngstown fought Tony Cancella of Tampa in a scheduled 10 round bout and won by technical knockout in the second round as Cancella bled from the lips. Jim McVey of Pittsburgh knocked out Battling Bozo of Birmingham in the second round in an eight round match. Bearcat Jones of Pittsburgh drew with Dynamite Reed of Akron in six rounds. George Raski of Canton outpointed Joe Biro of Youngstown in six rounds.
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Jack Trammell
Tony Cancella
Tampa
Fla
Jim McVey
Pittsburgh
Battling Bozo
Birmingham
Ala
Cancella
Bozo
Dynamite Reed
Akron
Bearcat Jones
George Raski
Canton
Joe Biro
Training Camp Gossip Switches Gears Across Spring Climates
Baseball news notes from Clearwater Lakeland Pasadena Fort Myers New Orleans Bradenton detail Casey Stengel pitching drills Alvin Crowder wing trouble George Haas return to centerfield for the White Sox Willima Hudlin workouts for the Indians Dizzy Dean in Bradenton open to contract talks with the Cardinals All items reflect spring camp activity and player status across teams.
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Pasadena
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George Haas
Chicago White Sox
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Cleveland Indians
Southern Association
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Hot Springs
Ark
Steve O'Neill
Patty Berg Tops Florida East Coast Women’sGolf Medalist Honors
Patty Berg, 18 year old from Minneapolis, held medalist honors at the Florida East Coast Women’s golf tournament in St. Augustine, shooting 74 to lead. Maureen Orcut Crews, last year’s champion from Cleveland, carded 76 for second. Agnes Garvey of London Ontario and Opal Hill of Kansas City qualified with 77 and 88 respectively while R Harbaugh of Cleveland posted 75.
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Minneapolis
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R. Harbaugh
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Crews
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London
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Opal
Hill
Kansas City
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Ohio State sets attendance records for basketball and football
A season at Ohio State broke prior marks with 58 283 watching 10 home basketball games while five home football games drew 252 950 spectators, surpassing the 1928 totals of 232 265 and the 1982 83 nine game basketball high of 49 199.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Muskingum tops Otterbein to finish 10 5 conference mark
Muskingum defeats Otterbein 30 to 25 in Westerville to cap a 10 5 Ohio Conference record as Harden lifts the Tigers with a late free throw and field goal. Hupp adds the final points while Otterbein slips to 8 4 in conference play.
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Otterbein
Muskingum
Ohio
Westerville
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Bermudiana Hotel tennis tourney opens with wins from Ful ton and Travis
In Bermuda the Bermudiana Hotel event began with Helen Fulton of Chicago and E. W. Travis of Youngstown winning their opening round matches. Travis, a former Ohio State champion, defeated Alan Hool of Bermuda while Fulton beat Mrs. E. T. Hill of New York.
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Bermuda
Helen Fulton
Chicago
E. W. Travis
Youngstown
Travis
Allan Hool
Miss Fulton
E. T. Hill
New York
Norris rural electrification program cut at White House talks
The Norris rural electrification program was reduced from 1 billion dollars to 420 million dollars during a White House conference held yesterday.
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Washington
White House
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