9 Fives Show in Logan Tourney
In Logan tournament action Chauncey Bern beat Junction and Crooksville with a first period rally. Smith starred for Chauncey and Bringardner aided, as Perry Countians held a slim lead at half and widened it in the second period.
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Emerg
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Crooksville
Chauni
Smith
Bringardner
Wid
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Bankford
Perry
Linder
Mellon
Frankort Ty Ames-Bern
Wallace Ace Leads All Star Selections For Team
Sports writer Howell reports the Wallace quintet anchored by captain Selections. Three names backed by voters highlight the year as Estey Finn Swope and Harrow Jr. share top honors with 282 points over 16 games and strong showings across the lineup.
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Colter
Dave " Estey
Ralph Har
Finn
Mt. Unls
Swope Estey
State urges exact mileage records for Athens County sheriff
State officials pressing for precise daily mileage for Athens County Sheriff J. Clyde Edmundson. A Columbus bureau letter asks itemized trips under General Code rules. Sheriff Stratton has not filed mileage since January with quarterly reports planned.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public
Columbus
Edmundson
Peckinpaugh
Charles W. Stratton
Stratton
Commissioners’ Journal
Golden Glovers In Final Bouts At Chicago Stadium
A 22 000 crowd was expected at Chicago Stadium as 32 fighters vie for eight titles in the Golden Gloves finals. From 10 000 starters across eleven states, four 1934 champions defend. Cleveland aims to retain team glory with Jesse Levels, flyweight. Troy Bellini 118. Al Nettlow 126 Detroit. Otis Thomas Chicago youth still in contention.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Jesse Levels
Troy Bellini
al Nettlow
Detroit
Otis Thomas
Giant
Big Ten Track Meet Opens at Chicago Field
The 25th Western Conference indoor track meet starts Saturday at the University of Chicago fieldhouse with a focus on individual events. Notables include Ohio State's Jesse Owens, Iowa's Jimmy Owen, and Michigan's Willis Ward and Sam Stoller. Ward defends titles in high jump and 70 yard hurdles while Mel Walker vies for the high jump. Indiana leads the wrestling title event opening today at Chicago.
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Michigan
University of Chicago
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Iowa
Jimmy Owen
Willis Ward
Sam Stoller
Owen
Ward
Stoller
Dave Lamb
Mel Walker
Gazdik
Indiana
Boxing and wrestling results from multiple cities
The report lists boxing results including George Salvadore stopping Midget Mexico in Dallas and William Reddish outpointing Lou Poster in Philadelphia. It also notes Paul Cavalier outpointing Phil Johnson in Paterson and wrestling results from Camden Seattle Vancouver San Francisco with matches and outcomes.
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Associated Press
Dallas
George Salvadore
Boston
Mexico
el Paso
Philadelphia
William Reddish
Lou Poster
New York
Paterson
N. J
Paul Cavalier
Phil Johnson
Canton Wrestling Card Delivers Narrow Falls
Wild Bill Berry of Kansas City defeats the Black Panther of Louisville two falls to one in a three fall match. Walter Stratton of Salem over Pat McCarty of Texas, and Vern Clark of Seattlethrows Tony Elmo of Youngstown.
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Wild Bill Berry
Kansas City
Black Panther
Louisville
Walter Stratton
Salem
Pat McCarty
Texas
Vern Clark
Seattle
Tony Elmo
Youngstown
Training Camp Gossip Signals Cardinals Change in Centerfield
The Cardinals start spring with Terry Moore taking over centerfield duties, replacing John “Pepper” Martin who suits up today. Miguel Gonzales calls Moore one of the fastest fly catchers, while other clubs plan potential 20-win pitchers and outfield shuffles for 1935 season.
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Pepper
Middleport Briefs Highlight Local Illnesses and Visits
Mrs. Pearl Gravee has been ill since Sunday at her Pearl Street home. Miss Mabel Race from Columbus joins aunt Mrs. Victoria Stansbury and other relatives. Cyril Green of Catlettsburg is visiting Wallace Bradford on Browne Avenue. Fred Philson, longtime Rowley Reed Store worker, is ill at home in Racine. R B Laugheed covers in his absence. Mrs. Margaret Boice remains seriously ill at the Childs residence since Sunday.
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Columbus
Victoria Stansbury
Cyril Green
Catlettsburg
Wallace Bradford
Browne l Avenue
Fred Philson
Rowley- Reed
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Racine
R. B. Laugheed
Mr. Philson
Margaret
Union Church Wednesday Night Draws Large Audience
Union Church hosted a Wednesday night service with UNION Mr and Mrs Robinson Columbus and Rev Hinshaw of the Salvation Army Athens. The Robinsons sang and Hinshaw spoke for half an hour from a chart. An audience attended as illnesses report Earl Stevenson with pneumonia and Guy Gabriel with measles.
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Mrs. Robinson
Columbus
Rev. Hinshaw
Salvation Army of
Athens
Robinsons
Mr. Hinshaw
Guy Gabriel
Billy Mulpas
New Marshfield
M. EB. Dewey
Ray James
Athene
B. W. Holland
Lester Cooper
Wilbur Stevenson
Bernard Withers
John Withers
A. Carsey
Robert Brown
New Marshfield Cemetery
Union and Cumberland
Grace Carsey
Charles Cooper
Campbell sets 276.816 mph speed record at Daytona
Sir Malcolm Campbell drove Bluebird to 276.816 miles per hour on the Daytona Beach sands, lifting the record from 272.108. He logged two runs with 13.26 and 12.51 second segments, then faced a near crash before continuing trials.
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Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Seagrave
England
Daytona
Sands
Vyprevents
Bluebird
Campbell
Mount Union Claims Season Scoring Honor
Mount Union College under Coach Bob Wright claims the Ohio collegiate scoring title as the team amasses 769 points in 18 games averaging 42.72 per game. Opponents totaled 769 points against Mount Union this season, reflecting a high scoring pace.
Referee Lou Bauman Resigns From Cincinnati Boxing
Lou Bauman, a well known boxing referee, says he resigned on Friday. He accuses the Cincinnati Boxing Commission of yielding to outside interference and placing him with other referees to be shaken out at will.
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New Orleans
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
George Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Cincinnati
Lou Bauman
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
Odds Against Any Hand Holding All Four Aces
The odds against anyone holding all four aces in a poker game are 270,725 to 1. This estimate reflects the rarity of such a straight four aces hand in typical play.
Redheads in Cagney Pictures and Gilded Lily on Stage
Jimmy Cagney credits redheads with good luck in Devil Dogs of the Air at the Ohio Theater with Cos mopolitan. He notes three red headed cast and crew members and recalls CJ King Hurley Green and Tei Turner. Claudette Colbert leads The Gilded Lily at the Majestic with Fred MacMurray and Ray Milland and a string of comic, romantic episodes ending on a park bench finale
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