Fans demand fair play ends in baseball dispute
Amid turmoil at a York Pa touring exhibition several players refused to perform after a dispute over pay. Fans left the park as organizers faced financial losses and calls for changes to rules. Reporters note potential lawsuits if rain or delays persist as teams debate exhibition norms and gate practices.
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Jimie Gants
Dizzy W
Bobcats Target Miami Jinx In Ohio Stadium Showdown
Ohio University Bobcats aim to snap a three year touchdown drought against Miami University in a clash at Ohio Stadium. Despite past Miami success, coaches Peden and Trautwein expect a tough game as the two teams share common opponents John Carroll and Marshall.
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Woody Wills
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Thundering Herd
Frank Wilton
Don Peden
Bill Trautwein
21 Ties From Last Year To Be Settled On Nation Grids
Saturday's schedule features 21 rematches of last year's draws with three undefeated teams. Highlight is North Carolina Tarheels vs North Carolina State Wolfpack, a key regional clash after their 7-7 tie last fall. Other rematches include Stanford vs Santa Clara and Kansas State vs Oklahoma, with multiple 6-6 and 21-21 replays listed among the grid.
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Manhattan
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Towa
Ove Simmons
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Pacific Coast
Washington
Santa Clara
Indians
Butler-Wabash
Drexel-Ursinus
Johnson CC
Smith College St. Augustine
Knoxville-LeMoyne
McMurray-St. Edward
Morgan-Howard
Nevada
Zeh Stopped But Stull Has Scoring Lead
FRITZ HOWELL reports Zeh of Western Reserve held to three points by Findlay, but tops national and state scoring with 70 points after five games. Adams of Baldwin Wallace climbs to 54 as Zeh and Adams share nine touchdowns. Koprowski drops to third with 49, Williams fourth with 48. Ohio players exceed 20 points, with key shoots by Hengzhal and Bearcats’ Yeager highlighting a strong scoring season. Western Reserve and Baldwin Wallace each place multiple scorers above 20 points.
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Roarin John” Koprowski
Xavier
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Winning Plays of 1935 Football Bursts Through 6 2 2 1 Defense
The description details a sequence from a 1935 game where Cap tain and Center Gomer Jones snaps to Fullback Johnny Kabealo who hands to Dick Heekin. Heekin laterals to Pincura, then Stan passes to Trevor Rees, Bucks’ right end. Merle Wendt decoys and may take the pass if Rees is covered.
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Dick Heekin
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Bucks
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Rees
Sophomores Lead Miami in Ohio Game Preview
Miami's hopes against Ohio University rest on sophomores Meier Miller and Wagner. Coach Frank Wilton has groomed them for next year's varsity and they will start against Ohio Saturday.
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Frank Wilton
Columbus Is Plumb Nutty
The piece savages the hysteria around the Ohio State Notre Dame game, noting mock seriousness on street corners and fans treating football as life or death. It cites Buckeye coach Francis Schmidt and mentions psychologist Walter Pitkin in a playful, high-strung portrait of Columbus during game week.
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Francis A. Schmidt
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Walter Pitkin
Two Lightless Hours Shutdown City Lights in Cleveland
Police headquarters operated without lights for two hours Sunday night and radio cruisers could not communicate. Downtown traffic lights east of Public Square failed as electricity cut from a switch defect at the Criminal Court Building jail, per J C Johnson, chief engineer of the municipal light plant.
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Ohio FERA reports $4 million in unpaid aid bills
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration in Ohio records four million dollars in unpaid medical, grocery, and clothing bills.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Ohio
Galento Begins Training for Mader Bout in New York
Tony Galento, the 220 pound New Jersey fighter known for a powerful left hand, has started training for his ten round semifinal clash with Eddie Mader. The bout precedes a potential Louis rematch talk as Galento sharpens footwork and aim while managers argue over distance.
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Wrestling Results From New York Camden Portland and Montreal
The Associated Press reports several matches with winners and weights. Danno O’Mahoney of Ireland beat Ed Don George in New York, Charley Lanton defeated Ernie Hefner in Camden, Chuck Montana beat Bill Curry in Portland, and Joe Savoldi defeated Dark Pojelio in Montreal.
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Three Oakes
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Keaton Improves After Nervous Breakdown Visit
Los Angeles report shows comedian Buster Keaton making continued improvement after being taken to the National Military Home in Sawtelle for a nervous breakdown. The story also notes a separate tip about clothing damage by the invisible larvae of clothes moths.
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Athena Theatre Free Tickets Offer for Perfect Answers
The Athens Messenger Want Ad department invites readers to submit correct answers to 10 questions. The 10 most perfect responses each day receive one guest ticket to the Athena Theatre.
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Boilermakers Set To Face Gophers In Big Ten Showdown
Purdue confidence runs high for Saturday’s clash with Minnesota as the Boilermakers highlight speed and passing to counter the Gophers strength. Kizer’s squad scrimmaged in rain while Ohio State Notre Dame prepped on pass defense and Northwestern readied for the next opponent.
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Boxing results roundup from New York Chicago Miami and more
Boxers from multiple cities fought across venues in New York Chicago Miami Beach Pittsburgh Plainfield Newark and Paris The results feature draws between Zivic and Melody and between Walker and Blunt with score totals noted Other bouts saw Celebron stopping Ton jelli Davis outpointing Martin Born vs White drawing Mickey O Shea stopping Melvino Speigal outpointing Speigal and several other decision and knockout outcomes including Green Bazzone Tram mell Rows This summary preserves named fighters and locations from the readable text.
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al Walker
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Freddie Cochrane
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Detroit Club Starts Repair Work on Field
Detroit club spent about 500000 to repair Navin Field after the World Series as part of preparing for next season. Club secretary Charlies Navin said the team would not have broken even on the Series and expenses for field work, scoreboard moves, and temporary seating totaled over 55000. The note mentions the World Series costs and lingering losses despite a high attendance.
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