Bobcats Rally To Take Ohio State Buckeye Clash
Ohio University Bobcats defeated Marshall 3-1 as Bill Schmidt dominated on the mound with seven strikeouts and flawless defense. George Boehck drove in the winning run with a fifth inning homer as Ohio pulled even with Ohio Wesleyan atop the Buckeye Conference standings with seven wins and two losses each.
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Louis on the Road to Schmeling Fight in New Jersey
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Ohioan to Head U.S. Physicians
Dr. John H. J. Upham of Columbus Ohio, dean of Ohio State University College of Medicine, was elected president of the American Medical Association at Kansas City Missouri and will be installed at the 1937 convention in Atlantic City.
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Miller company worker nabbed for checks in Toledo
Glen McCarley, sought on cashing checks related to Bell Shaw Milling Co., was arrested in Toledo Tuesday. Sheriff FE. E. Hatfield traveled there to return him. McCarley had been employed by the milling company.
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Mur ray and Beatrice celebrate 30th film marriage
Charl ie Murray a screen comedian and his wife Beatrice Hamilton today mark their 30th wedding anniversary. It stands as one of the longest marital records in Hollywood film circles.
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BILL DICKEY HURT AS YANKS LOSE
Yankees catcher Bill Dickey suffered internal injuries including possible left kidney rupture after a collision with Red Sox shortstop Eric McNair at Fenway Park. He was hospitalized at St Elizabeth's with bruised abdominal muscles and hemorrhages. Medical staff called the condition serious but not dangerous, keeping him out for at least two weeks.
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Tigers Win Lose First Game
A fragmented report notes the Tigers win and lose in the first game. It mentions places with monasteries and a centuries long ban on women entering, reflecting a controversial religious restriction.
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