Ohio Coaches Name AP All Ohio Team and Leaders
The Associated Press All Ohio selections honor Clovis Stark of Ohio Wesleyan and Nick Frascella of Wooster at forwards, Nick Lalich of Ohio University at center, and Ernie Tales of Ohio Wesleyan with John Bowser of Marietta at guards. Stark led voting and earned captaincy, as Marietta tops the conference alongside Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan. Ohio University posted the highest offense while Ohio Wesleyan boasted top defensive mark. Frascella and Lalich were the season’s top scorers among sophomores.
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Clovis Stark
Ohio Wesleyan
Nick Frascella
Wooster
Nick Lalich
Ohio University
Ernie Tales
John Bowser
Marietta
Stark
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Bishops
Bearcats
Wesleyan
Ohio
Mt. Union
Akron
Toledo University
Baldwin Wallace
Nicks
Lovis Stark
Ick Frascella
Ernie Talos
Marietta Nna Eit
Aren Thriedliegs Dee Ik
Whiting Marietta F
Ena Sack
Klavier Fleischman W
Raidt
Cinem Loucks
Otterbein Hees Enema
Powell B. Malakas
U Snietmeeennet Tern Mene
Ome — Seer Ee Eene Katzenmeyer
Amateur Program Set At New Marshfield Hall
A Tuesday evening program at K. of P. Hall New Marshfield starts at 7 30 with class No 6 of the M P Sunday School sponsoring entries. Final entry date is March 14 and committee members list Robert Harrison W C Barrett Ernest Whitlatch Esther Whitlatch Bernice McClead and Helen Heldman.
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New Marshfield
M. P
Robert Harrison
W. C. Barrett
Ernest Whitlatch
Esther Whitlatch
Bernice McClead
Helen Heldman
I. V. Minear
M. C. Kittle
Mace
Girl Scout Betty Richardson Saves Grandmother From Fire
In Saugus Massachusetts Betty Richardson, 12, a Girl Scout, smothered flames on her grandmother Lena Caswell, 82, when a fire broke out in their home. The child used a blanket to smother the blaze and prevent possible death.
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Saugus
Maas
Betty Richardson
Lena Caswell
All-Big 10 basketball picks led by Kessler Haarlow Townsend
Purdue and Indiana share Western Conference honors on the AP all star team chosen by 10 coaches. Bob Kessler and Bill Haarlow head the first team with John Townsend center, Vernon Huffman guard, and Tippa Dye among backups, with Ohio State and Chicago also represented.
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Chicago
Purdue
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio State
Associated Press
United States
Bob Kessler
Bill Haarlow
John Townsend
Vernon Huffman
Ac Oerate
Wil Harrison
Tippa Ohio State
Kessler
Haarlow
Huffman
Townsend
Indianapolis
Earl Thomas
Dye
Paul Malaska
Harry Combes
Illinois
Dya
Warren Whitlinger
Kenneth Gunning
Thomas
Combes
Malaska
Death of 88 year old Langsville man Frank Diehl
Langsville mourns Frank Diehl 88 who died Tuesday evening at his daughter's home. Survived by four sons and four daughters, fourteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p m at Langsville Church with Rev. Bolton. Interment Miles Cemetery.
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Langsville
Frank Diehl
L. E. Thomas
Frank
Oklahoma
William
Chillicothe
Emmett
Chris
Rutland
Hanson
Mason City
Iowa
Elizabeth Hoppes
Perma Jackson
L. E
Thomas
Bolton
Miles Cemetery
Denver
Rawson
Karl Knapp
Knapp
John Nelson
Dexter
Dale Wright
Monaville
W. Va
Richard Jacke
Peden ranks 1935 Ohio football as toughest ever
The Ohio University coach cites the 1935 team as the hardest 60 minute unit due to size power and stamina. He notes several starters played full games including the Illinois opener and Cincinnati showdown, calling them iron men who withstood brutal tests and helped win the Buckeye Conference title.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
Peden
Ohio
Buckeye
Illinois
Cincinnati
Nolting
Burnison
Dunn
Illini
Training Camp Gossip Sparks Baseball Conditioning News
AP dispatch reports Joe McCarthy planning early practice with Yankees and Ben Chapman awaiting salary talks with Colonel Ruppert. Frank Gabler of Glants suffers eye and knee injury after insect bite. Goose Gostin to discuss salary with Mickey Cochrane. Marshall Mauldin returns as outfielder with White Sox. Paul Waner negotiations unsettled with Pirates. Cardinals break even in Cuba. Browns idle due to rain. Indians win with Milner, Lee and Brown, but colds sweep camp.
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ST. Petersburg
Fra
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Ben Chapman
Jacob Ruppert
Lakeland
Fla
Leon
Goose) Gostin
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Surgeons Amputate 13 Year Old at Piqua Hospital
In Darke County, Alvin Schultze, age 13 and son of farmer John Schultze, lost his right hand at a corn shredder before surgeons at Piqua Hospital performed an amputation to prevent further injury.
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Troy
Piqua Hospital
Alvin Schultze
John Schultze
Darke County
Remarkable Deaths on July 4 by Three U.S. Presidents
Jefferson the first Adams and Monroe, three former U.S. presidents, all died on July 4, highlighting a historic shared fate across early American leadership.
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Jefferson
Adams
Monroe
United States
Tippy Dye Will Lead Bucks
Columbus William Harrison Dye known as Tippy Dye from Pomeroy was elected captain-elect of Ohio State University's 1988-37 basketball team. The guard, a Western Conference standout this season, was chosen by teammates at the annual meeting. Dye, a junior, also plays varsity football and baseball.
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Columbus
William Harrison
Tippy
Nazi Denunciation May Hit Olympics
Paris reports a French official warned that Germany’s Locarno Treaty denunciation could bar nations from Berlin 1936 Games. France likely to abstain with Britain Italy and Belgium possibly following. Avery Brundage said the action would not prevent the Games.
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Paris
Germany
France
Berlin
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
United States
Avery Brundage
Dayton dog wins best in show at Toledo dog show
Dayton entrant Robin Hood of Marional an English setter won best in show at Toledo's 14th annual two day dog show with over 550 entries. The dog bred by A L Jones and handled by Charles Datis won the sporting dogs group. other class winners included Brank V. D Dometadt a Doberman Pinscher owned by John F. Cholley of Canton Ohio in working dogs.
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Toledo
Dayton
Robin Hood
Marional
Maritonal Farms
Sporting Doga Group
A. JL. Jones
Charles Datis
Brank V. D
John F. Cholley
Canton
Northeast Ohio Class A District Basketball Tourney Shifted
The Northeast Ohio Class A district basketball tournament moves to this site from Akron due to labor troubles in the Rubber City. Tex Rickard’s estate is appraised at 184000 after an initial 500000 valuation.
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Kent
Northeast Ohio
Akron
Tex Rickard
District Cage Tournament Set at Ohio University Gym
Southeastern District high school basketball tournament begins Wednesday at Ohio University gym with Class A teams. Four to five strong squads, including Chillicothe, Portamouth, Marietta, Pomeroy and Hillsboro, compete. opening games feature Chillicothe vs Pomeroy and Marietta vs Portsmouth. Officials are B T Grover and Stanton Jones. Schedule runs Wednesday through Saturday with semifinals Friday and finals Saturday night.
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Athens
Ohio University Gymnasium
Columbus
Chillicothe
Portamouth
Marietta
Pomeroy
Hillsboro
Portsmouth
Slater
B. T. Grover
Ohio University
Stanton Jones
Rio Grande
New Les
Wash. C. H
Toledoan Defeats Detroit Bowler in 32 Game Series
Steve Mitchell of Toledo defeated Frank Ashley of Detroit in the second half of the 32 game home and home series Sunday night. Mitchell scored 6425 to Ashley 6358, averaging 201 for the set while Ashley averaged 199.
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Toledo
Steve Mitchell
Frank Ashley
Detroit
Hank Marion
Mitchell
Ashley
Jesse Owens Fined For Speeding In Mansfield
The Negro sprinter Jesse Owens from Cleveland and Ohio State University traffic squad paid Justice of the Peace J P Armstrong five dollars and costs after highway patrolman George McElroy arrested him near Athland for careless and reckless driving. Owens said he was in a hurry to get home. More than 280000 people enjoyed cruising holidays aboard British liners during 1934.
ABC Tourney Opens Tonight At Indianapolis
The 36th annual American Bowling Congress convention opens in Indianapolis with Governor Mee Nutt leading a five man State House team. 15,000 bowlers from 391 cities, 20 states, Canada and Hawaii expected over the month at the state fairgrounds coliseum and cow barn.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Paul V. Mee Nutt
State House
John Klinger
ABC
Canada
Hawaii
State Fair Grounds
Hair Stretch and Return Described in Study
Scientists report hair can extend to roughly one fourth its length before retracting toward its original size. The finding highlights elasticity in keratin and may inform textile and cosmetic research.
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Woody English
Stanley Hack
Walter Stephenson
Stark and
Tales
Johnny Malokas
Gene Riita
Ratio Allace
Www
Cupp
Schiltz
Harden
Muskingum
Sturgeon
Sidinger
Western Reserve
Banks
Schoen
Baldwin-Wallace
Donohue
Wittenberg
Kutter
Otterbein
Herschman
Capital
Fenton
Mealy
Lloyd
Walter
Case
Sebach
Kenyon
Wilms
Rinta
Ohio U
Haer
Marshfield
Mite
Don C. Peden
GS. E. Mitchell
Messenger Sports
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Pensacola
Frank Gabler
Glanters
Pasadena
Marshall Mauldin
White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
San Antonio
Paul Waner
Bill Benswanger
Hwavana
Cardinals
Bradenton
Almendares
West Palm Beach
Harland Clift
New Orleans
Indians
Pelicans
Milner
Lee
Clint Brown
Steve O'Neil
Org
Wellston
Stanton
Logan
Greenfield
Gallipolis
Marietta Vs
Wed
Jackson Vas
Nelsonville
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Toledoan
Jesse Owens
Pico Wholesale Company
Glouster
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