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A garbled sports round up mentions Cochrane members, Bridges, Detroit, Arkansas, Frank Reiber, Clifton, and others moving about towns, farms, and universities. It notes travel to Detroit, Florida, North Carolina, and Texas with references to dairy farming, hunting, and golf. The piece reads like fragmented itineraries of players and families.
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Bridges
Detroit
Rowe
Arkansas
Frank Reiber
Clifton
Florida
Salem
Carolina
Ohio U. Prepares for Marshall With Fast, Tricky Offense
Ohio University faces Marshall College in the Buckeye Conference with a quick offense and varied formations. Coaches Don Peden and Dutch Trautwein stress respect for Marshall and plan to start fast, while limited players force dummy scrimmage and reliance on reserves to avoid further injuries.
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Ohio University
Marshall College
Bobcats
Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio Eleven
Marshall
Don Peden
Dutch Trautwein
Cam Henderson
Henderson
Peden
Trautwein
Battery Cin Ties for Bowling Lead in Wednesday League
Battery C 134 won two of three games in round three at Athens Bowling Alleys tying The Messenger team for the lead with six wins and three losses. Davies of Mickle Tires led scoring with 182 in a 422 total as Monty-Ward of Marietta staged an all star Ath en team appearance.
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Battery C 134
Big Guns
Athens
Messenger
Davies
Mickle Tires
Monty-Ward
Marietta Tone
Athen
Thursaight
Marietta
Frank Watkins
Dallery Ca
Mickle
Moody Perry Rated World’s Best Tennis Players for 1935
Helen Moody tops the women’s world rankings by A. Wallis Myers, aided by Wimbledon triumphs and a late comeback against Helen Jacobs. Fred Perry leads the men’s list with Jack Crawford and Baron Gottfried von Cramm, while Witmer Allison and H. W. Austin reinforce the top ranks. Budge and McGrath enter the rankings as new faces.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Fred Perry
Australia
Wimbledon
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Moody
Perry
Jack Crawford
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Witmer Allison
H. W
Bunny) Austin
England
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Frank X. Shields
Vivian McGrath
Christian Boussus
France
Sidney B. Wood
Budge
McGrath
Kay Stammers
Hilda K. Sperling
Sarah Palfrey
Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Dorothy Round
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
San Francisco
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Joan Hartigan
Peggy Scriven
Dehydration Cited After Gophers Lose Pounds In Nebraska Game
Dr. George Hauser, UM line coach, says players shed five to 14 pounds in the Nebraska game due to dehydration. He notes the condition, while sounding serious, is not dangerous.
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Minneapolis
George Hauser
University of Minnesota
Hauser
Gophers
Nebraska
Action Galore Promised On Ring Program In Athens
A boxing card at the Athens Armory promises five bouts and 28 rounds in a show billed by promoter Harry Stout as the best yet. Main event features Jack Christy of Akron in an eight round bout aiming for his third kayo, facing Cyclone Kid of Birmingham. Other bouts include welterweights Jess McMurty vs Frankie Lockwood and Eddie Whiteside vs A Fane, plus two four rounders with Dick Hutchinson vs Jake Shields and K O Lowry vs Jake Miller. First bout at 8:30.
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Athens
Harry Stout
Jack Christy
Thunderbolt
Christy
Wild Bill Eck
Lancaster
Maxie Brown
Charleston
Cyclone Kid
Birmingham
Ala
Jone
Plenty Tou
Jess McMurty
Cincinnati
Frankie Lockwood
Norwood
Eddie Whiteside
Fane
Dick Hutchinson
Jake Shields
K. O. Lowry
Jake Miller
Akron
Old Guard of Easters Pace By Yale and Princeton
Princeton and Yale lead the eastern eight against outside opponents as Penn, Cornell, Harvard trail. Penn favored to beat Columbia. Yale faces Navy while Harvard meets Army. Princeton renews its rivalry with Rutgers. Dartmouth meets Brown. Cornell rests before a four-game run. Other big intersectionals loom with national contenders and conference races shaping up nationwide.
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NEW York
Old Guard
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Penn
Quakers
Colombia
Navy
Maly Cross
Army
Rutgers
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Rice
Scots Aim to Break Akron Jinx in Weekend Grid Action
Wooster College freshmen prepare for a key Ohio Conference clash as Wooster and Akron seek to end a jinx with Wiley Boles directing two practice squads. Miami guards injury absence shapes lineups for Saturday at John Carroll, while Case faces Toledo in a tough test. Muskingum adds six newcomers for Heidelberg, Baldwin Wallace meets Western Reserve, and Ohio Northern eyes a three game streak at Bowling Green. Paviova the ballet star covers 25 miles in each major performance.
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Wooster College
Akron
L. C. Boles
Wooster
Ohio
Case
Akron University
Oxford
Miami
Taylor
Barkier
Gregg
Glass
Heacock
Vanaman
Stray
Baldwin Wallace
Western Reserve
Ray Zeh
Cleveland
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
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