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A chaotic OCR sports column previews high school basketball sectional and district tournaments across Cincinnati Springfield and Dayton. It names teams such as Purcell Hamilton Norwood Withrow and Stivers and discusses likely matchups and path to Dayton and Columbus finals with uncertain outcomes.
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Miami Loses John Anthony ineligible center
The Miami team faced a setback as center John Anthony was ruled ineligible, affecting their lineup for the upcoming conference clash. Star pivot Wad was fenced and the team leaned on reserves while awaiting eligibility clarification. Cincinnati visits Saturday headlines the weekend slate.
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Women Qualify in Miami Biltenure Golf Event
Three Ohio women qualified for the annual Miami Biltenure women's tournament as match play began. Names listed include Mrs Kiely Reeve of Cincinnati and Mies Ellamog of Cleveland with scores noted in fragmentary form.
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Pity
Dan.su
Blue Jays Top St Josephs In Weekend Basketball
The Blue Jays defeated St Marys of Payton with a strong second half, while St Josephs edged Wrinity 72 to 70. In elementary play, St Josephs Grade School beat Eloly Trinity 17 to 12 as spring results roll in.
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Hamilton Boys Box in Bouts Tuesday Night
Hamilton youths coached by Carl Moder seek victories in the Fourth District American Legion Boxing tournament in Cincinnati. Local fighters listed include Lewis T Blassom 125, Bob Pawtowsky 135, Mark Suedkamp 135, Frank Warner 149, Roy Roborix 148, Clyde Viehvooks 142, with others from Cincinnati and Miami University. Winners advance to state contests in Columbus then national championships in Chicago next October.
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Bob Pawtowsky
Mark Suedkamp
Thomas Coretis
Frank Warner
Horwins
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Clyde Viehvooks
Wight
Ole Chinase
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Columbus
Mayagy
Chicago
Buckeye Golf Heads To Meet Akron January 20
Buckeye Golf Association directors convene to set date and venue for the amateur championship next summer. John S. Knight of Pare tongs announces plans to select officers and a course, with Springfield Country Club invited to host a tennis event this year to avoid conflicts with other national competitions. Directors listed include C. W. Diebo, Youngstown. Frank McLain, Massillon. Ralph DeWirse, Mayton. Stephen Stont, Cincinnati. Frank Pelton, Cleveland. Tintington Downer, Cleveland. Wells, East Liverpool. Harald Weber, Toledo. Raleigh Tee, Co. Innis.
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Pettare
Gall Associatin
Keheunry
John S. Knight
Paretongs
C. W. Diebo
Youngstown
Irank McLain
Massillon
Ralph DeWirse
Sports In Brief From Associated Press
Track events feature placers from New York and Montreal with 1000 and 1900 meter wins. National skating titles see Osonewen Wig Marvin Snbn son Kit Klein placed in events. Canadian and Norwegian teams post wins as Melbourne and Australish finals approach.
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No low mood For Buckeyes As Team Plays To Big Crowds
Ohio State basketball at Ohio State University draws large crowds in 1928 29 season. Attendance nears 23 459 record set in 1924 25 with about 20 000 fans at home games and more than 4 500 for a single game. Buckeyes continue to attract steady support from local crowds.
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Columbus
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Ohio Bite University
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Buckeyes Hive
Vond Eon
Allen Youthful Yankee Star Is Latest Holdout
New York report says Johnny Allen, young Yankees pitcher, is the latest holdout, joining Vernon Gomez in demanding higher pay. Both players reportedly feel their 182 season work warrants raises as negotiations with the club continue in Florida. The Giants announced receipt of the news.
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New York Yankees
Florida
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Gomez Cane
Yankees
Hamilton Pin Teams Lose Two Matches Saturday Night
Hamilton bowling teams suffered defeats at Réelimoned Inez as Cooper Tires posted 3590 to Richmond-Leland Fire 2766. Nohi Bowling at Hamilton finished 2357 to KRroare Disneys 2107 in Richmond. Marshall anchored Richtwod Telia with a 741 series.
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Leland Fire
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Krroare Disneys
Marshall
Richtwod Telia
Big Ten Clubs Back In Action After Exams
Ohio State and Minnesota resume basketball after exams with a slate of games this weekend. Indiana hosts Iowa State in Bloomington while Wisconsin faces Drake. Michigan plays Notre Dame. Northwestern meets Wabash. Iowa battles Illinois in affected midweek resumption of Big Ten play.
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Hamilton and Catholic Lose Saturday Night Cage Scraps
Hamilton and Catholic dropped a Saturday night basketball game as Dayton Chaminade surged to a 40 to 135 victory before a packed crowd. Piqua led the scoring, with Young and Bayes among top contributors. Chaminade pulled away in the third period.
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Fiat Hayster High School
Middletown
Aly
Piqua
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Lew Hirt
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Chaminade
TS Paints
Wally Hila
Svering Piedt
Couazi
Bill Sharp
Wittenberg Seeks Buckeye Lead Amid Conference Chase
Wittenberg faces a crucial stretch in the Buckeye conference as Otterbein leads with Heidelberg and Ashland close behind. With five wins and one defeat, Otterbein sits atop the standings as Wittenberg eyes the head of the pack. The Tigers meet Heidelberg in a key game this week, hoping a victory pushes them toward the conference title as Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University linger in the chase.
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Heidelberg
Asland
Noel
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Ohio University
Delawarn
Ohio University Lyon
Wiktenberg
Stobb
Benim
Wilmington College
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Ait Ns
Women Bowling Triumph Over Men Piusters Night Meet
Women defeated Men Piusters in a mixed bowling event at Che Y alley on Saturday night. The 50x Punmashers posted a score of SAS to ST for the men. Stalwart performers Hale Treers and M Ailbox led the women with strong marks, while Whitney and William Woodward stables supported the victors. The gate tally reached S200,000 for the season, signaling a milestone.
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Fragmented OCR: hokey goalies and gear noted
Fragmented text mentions goalies, pads, and equipment weights with unclear context. No clear person, organization, place, date, or event present. Summary constrained by unreadable data.
Michigan Veep Pigskin Star Linked to Vanished Player
An unclear report notes University of Michigan football ties to a missing player with mentions of veteran Vanderbilt figure Dan Steugla and a Pass. Jom, Calif. origin. The fragment suggests a team member involved but lacks coherent details or dates.
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