I Like It That Way at the Ohio Theater
Universal presents a rollicking comedy drama at the Ohio Theater featuring Gloria Stuart and Roger Pryor in I Like It That Way. The film blends witty dialogue songs and dance with a plot about a good girl facing life’s temptations alongside a bright young sales team.
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Roger Pryor
Majestic
Robert Armstrong
Helen Mack
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Shirley Grey
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Mammon
Marian Marsh
Noel Madison
Lucille Gleason
Mickey Rooney
Onslow Stevens
Merna Kennedy
Gloria Shea
District Tournament Drives Four Semi-finalists
District high school teams in A and B divisions advanced to the semi finals with Marietta and opponent favorites remaining in contention. Pomeroy and Waterloo Richland showed strong form while Piketon and Chesapeake battled to stay alive, as Highland moved into the Class A semi finals with a late close win.
Weekend tourney seedings and results from New Boston to Portsmouth
Friday night Class B semifinals saw Oak Hill edge Buckskin 24 21 in overtime after a late Buckskin rally. New Boston beat Ames Bern 26 18. Class B final set for Saturday 7 p m with Oak Hill vs New Boston. Class A results had Pomeroy 22 14 Hillsboro, Chillicothe 24 15 Wellston, Marietta 32 12 Nelsonville, Portsmouth 25 14 Athens.
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Portsmouth
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Wooster College Honors Seven Basketball Players
Seven members of the Wooster College basketball team will receive varsity awards. They are Captain Bob Sek erak, Cleveland, Don Harper, For eat, Charles Adams, Struthers, Ed Willett, Canton, Walt Rameey, Wooster, Charles Harvey, Buffalo, N. Y., and Jay James, Big Prairie.
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Wooster College
Bob Sekerak
Cleveland
Don Harper
Foreat
Charles Adams
Struthers
Ed Willett
Canton
Walt Rameey
Charles Harvey
Buffalo
N. Y
Jay James
Big Prairie
Draw Held for Ohio Scholastic Finals Schedule
Columbus March 9. Drawings for the Ohio scholastic basketball finals will take place at 10 30 a m with H R Townsend state commissioner. No seeding, potential alternates named if needed. Finals set for March 15 16 17 at the State Fair Coliseum, eight minute quarters on a 7 1 2 foot court, 14 roster names allowed but 10 used, written substitutions.
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Tourney Scores Across Districts At Various Cities
District and state tournament scores reported from Athens to Dayton show mixed results with several close games and blowouts. Notable results include Marietta 30 over Nelsonville 13, Portsmouth 26 over Athens 13, Cambridge 27 over New Philadelphia 41, and Lebanon 72 in a high scoring affair near the northeast region.
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Indiana Coach Bo McMillin Selected to Lead Hoosiers
The former Centre College hero who led a famed upset of Harvard now heads Indiana University football. A. N. Bo McMillin, one of the Praying Colonels, has risen from Kansas State mentor to succeed E. C. Hayes as Indiana's coach.
Williams to Lead Yankee Cup Team
United States Lawn Tennis Association names R Norris Williams of Philadelphia as captain of the 1934 U S Davis Cup team. The former Davis Cup ace and national champion succeeds Bernond Prentice of New York who led the 1932 and 1933 squads.
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King Levinsky Favored Over Neusel In Madison Square Garden Fight
King Levinsky of Chicago is a 7 to 5 favorite to beat Walter Neusel of Germany in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The winner advances toward a title shot at Primo Carnera, with Max Baer and Steve Hamas as potential challengers if Baer or Hamas do not fight the Italian in June.
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Chicago
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Western State Teachers College Names 1034 Captain
Kalamazoo March John Miller of Fremont Ohio was elected captain of the Western State Teachers College basketball team for 1034 1935. He plays guard.
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Fremont
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First Inter-Club Game Opens Baseball Season
In Miami Beach the season opens with an exhibition between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics. Five straight games are planned, with the early portion here and later contests at Ft Myers, the Athletics’ training ground. In other notes, Piet and Comorosky join the Reds in Florida, Orsatti weighs a salary cut with the Cardinals, and Browns roster moves finish with Sam Burns signing while Art Schareia joins. Stays in West Palm Beach confirm the Browns lineup, and Pacific coast reports note White Sox rookies held to five hits in a 7 3 game while Whitlow Wyatt homered for Chicago. County and regional camp updates also report Tut Stainback injured and Gabby Hartnett affected by sunburn as spring activities proceed.
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Lee Stine
Big Ten Indoor Meet Open With New Scoring System
Chicago officials say the Big Ten indoor track meet will be wide open with a new five place scoring system. First to fifth will yield 5 4 3 2 and 1 points, respectively, shifting emphasis to place rather than wins. Michigan Indiana Illinois and Ohio State feature strong squads as Detroit marks new era.
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Reds Open Redland Field to Cincinnati Youths
Larry MacPhail announced a Knot Hole Club for boys aged 4 to 16 at Redland Field this summer with free admission under conditions. A junior baseball school will be formed, and Cincinnati players will donate their time as coaches.
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Opal Hill Sets New Course Record At Radium Springs
Opal Hill of Kansas City erased the Radium Springs Women’s course record with a 75, six under par, in the semi finals of the Albany Georgia tournament. She defeated Albany’s Mrs Richard Tift 7 and 6 as rivals Jean Bauer and Kathleen Garnham watched. Margaret Maddox of Atlanta previously held the standard at 79.
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Margaret Maddox
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