First Round Play Opens In Southeast District Tourney
The Southeastern District high school tournament opened with Class A and B games at Ohio University Gym. Hillsboro defeated Chillicothe, Portsmouth beat McClain, Nelsonville edged Gallipolis, and Marietta overcame Ironton as Pomeroy led Washington DC 31 6 in a standout first round.
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Ohio Uni- Gymnasium
Bowd
Regal
Uup
Hillsboro
Chieftains
Portsmouth Quint
Jimmy Hull
McClain Cagers
Trojans
McClain
Pomeroy
Washington D. C
Purple Panthers
Ray Farnham
Chillicothe
New Lexington
Graves
Emong
Tourney Scores in Class A Rounds Across Ohio
Akron Garfield 30, Euclid Shore 4, Wadsworth 1, Kent Roosevelt 14, Akron St. Vincent 24, Louisville 2 in two overtimes. Akron West 30, Massillon 26. In Athens Chillicothe 20, New Lexington 13, Hillsboro 26, Logan 15, Pomeroy 31, Washington D H 6, Marietta 21, Ironton 14, Nelsonville 15, Gallipolis 14. Portsmouth 22, Greenfield 14.
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Akron
Garfield
Euclid Shore
Wadsworth
Kent Roosevelt
Akron St. Vincent
Louieville
Akron Weat
Massillon
Athens
Chillicothe
New Lexington
Hillsboro
Logan
Pomeroy
Washington D. H
Marietta
Ironton
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Portamouth
Greenfield
Michigan 90-50 Chance To Cop Big Ten Title
Michigan stands as the chief threat to Indiana at the 24th annual Big Ten meet in Chicago as Willis Ward anchors Michigan with dash hurdles and high jump, while Indiana relies on Ivan Fuqua and Charles Hornbostel. Illinois and Ohio battle for third, with Seeley hampered by injuries and Devich of Indiana possibly the favorite in pole vault.
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Marietta Tigers
Tigers
Ironton
Marietta
McPeek
Chicago
U.R
Michigan
Indiana
University of Chicago
Ann Arbor
Willis Ward
Ivan Fuqua
Charles Hornbostel
Egelston and
Pantlind
de Baker
Turner
Steve Divieh
Ohio
Illinois
Ward
Fuqua
Hornmbostel
Hornhboatel
Cook
Irvin Seeley
Seeley
Devich
Wrestling Results From New York and Newark Card
At St Nicholas Rink in New York Jon Banaski of Poland pinned Charley Manoogean and Joe Komar drew with Yanka Zelesniak while Johnny Carien drew with Louis Gyurcaak. At Ridgewood Grove Louis Strangler Lewis threw Eddie Civil. In Alabama Jagat Singh of India threw Tiny Roe buck. George Calza of Italy threw Six Nabors. Abe Coleman of New York threw Jerry. At Laurel Gardens Newark Sendor Szabo of Hungary threw Frank Bronewicz, Andy Raschner of Indiana threw Jim Henry, Casey Comumbo of California drew with Bert Rubi, Hans Steinke of Germany drew with Gino Garibaldi.
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New York
St. Nicholas Rink
Jon Banaski
Poland
Charley Manoogean
Turkey
Joe Komar
Lithuania
Yanka Zelesniak
Russia
Johnny Carien
Sweden
Louis Gyurcaak
Hungary
Jack Bloomfield
Hartford
Conn
Patey Feletti
Mary
Maurice la Chappelle
France
Andy Meixner
Texas
Charney Johnstone
Cuba
Axel Madsen
Ridgewood Grove
Ea Strangler Lewis
Louis
Eddie. Civil
Alabama
Jagat Singh
India
Tiny Roebuck
Omaha
George Calza
Italy
Nabors
Memphis
Abe Coleman
Jerry
Newark
Laurel Gardens
Sendor Szabo
Frank Bronewicz
Andy Raschner
Indiana
Jim Henry
Oklahoma
Casey Comumbo
California
Bert Rubi
Hans Steinke
Germany
Gino Garibaldi
Maly
Espinosa and Shute Win International Four-Ball Championship
Denny Shute the British Open champion and Al Espinosa of Akron won the International four ball title by defeating Horton Smith of Chicago and Paul Rumyan of White Plains one up on the 36th hole. The victors earned $750.
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Miami
U.R
Denny Shute
al Espinosa
Akron
Shute
Espinosa
Horton Smith
Chicago
Paul Rumyan
White Plains
Trautman Declines Lead Golf Body in Columbus
Columbus March 8 George M Trautman president of the Columbus Baseball Club said he could not accept the presidency of the new District Golf Association due to other duties The association formed after the Central District Golf Association was abandoned aims to promote inter club competition and will include clubs from nearby cities An other meeting was set for next Wednesday
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Columbus
U.P
George M. Trautman
Columbus Baseball Club
District Golf Association
Central District Golf Association
Franklin County
Meyer promoted to head coach at Texas Christian University
Fort Worth Texas March 8 A Leo Dutch Meyer is promoted from freshman coach to head football and basketball coach at Texas Christian University to succeed Francia A Schmidt who has resigned to take a post at Ohio State University Raymond Bear Wolf line coach at TCU becomes Meyer assistant and varsity baseball coach
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Fort Worth
Tex
A.r.leo
Dutch
Indians Sign Porter and Spencer for 1934 Contracts
In New Orleans six players remain on the holdout list as of this date. Outfielder Dick Porter and catcher Roy Spencer are the latest Cleveland players to sign contracts for 1934. Remaining holdouts include catcher Myatt pitchers Ferrell Hudhin and Lloyd Brown and infielders Burnett and Boss.
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New Orleans
March
Dick Porter
Roy Spencer
Cleveland Baseball
Myatt
Ferrell
Hudhin
Lloyd Brown
Burnett and
Boss
Trapshooting Annual Meet Set for March 7 in Florida
The Amateur Trapshooting Association announced the first state tournament of the year will be held March 7 at the Beach Gun Club in Jacksonville Florida. The event marks the opener for the season with shooters from across the state expected.
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Vandalia
March
Jacksonville
Fla., Beach
Amateur
Bo Millin Appointed Indiana University Grid Coach
A. N. Bo McMillin, former Centre College star, is named head football coach at Indiana University to succeed Billy Hayes. He will arrive for spring practice with a two year contract likely worth $5000 plus, with W H Thom and Paul Harrell as assistants possibly retained. Butch Nowack's status is uncertain.
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Bo’ McMillin
Indiana U
Bloomington
Ind
U.P
A. N
Bo” McMillin
Centre College
Praying Colonels
University of Indiana
MecMillin
Billy Hayes
Z. G. Clevenger
Paul Harrell
Butch Nowack
Montpelier Draws Spot in District Tournament
Findlay March 8. Montpelier High School was chosen to replace Napoleon in the district scholastic basketball tournament opening here today due to Napoleon's scarlet fever quarantine. Van Wert also moved in earlier to replace Bowling Green. Both Montpelier and Van Wert had been defeated by Bowling Green and Napoleon in the Defiance sectional semifinals last week.
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Napoleon
van Wert
Bowling Green
Montpelier
Defiance
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