Buckeyes edge up with narrow win boosts Big Ten title hopes
Ohio State beats Indiana in a rough conference clash as Luens and Nowell lead scoring for the Buckeyes. The victory tightens their hold on the Big Ten title race while other Big Ten results loom, including Michigan State and Illinois showdowns, with wide margins shaping the postseason picture.
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Matthews and Hank Fight This Week
Boxing card features welterweight action as Henry Vat reports from Chicago. Leony Matthews and Deleon join top bout lineup with Rodrigues and others in a mixed weight class schedule. The matchups reflect a busy week of ring activity as promoters tout potential title implications.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
Fragmentary OCR text appears to refer to John Alden Knight and solunar tables. It notes periods begin at shown times for a short duration and mentions sunlit periods and timing guidance for fishing and hunting. The readable portions are unclear about specific dates, places, or definitive conclusions.
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Charlie Grimm Sees Cubs in Strong First Division Push
Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm expresses strong belief the team can win the first division and contend for the flag. He cites a deep pitching staff, improving defense, and a mix of veterans like Ashburn and Banks with young arms, noting room for growth at pitcher and infield spots.
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Bearcats Still in First Kay Prove It March 9
Bearcats remain atop standings as Kay leads another showing on March 9. Fragments indicate a local high school or college hoop context with unclear teams and dates due to damaged text.
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Discounts Report Fish Will Die
A fragmented report discusses claims about dam releases and their impact on downstream fishing. It questions whether increased water flow affects warm water fishing downstream and notes ongoing debates among officials and local groups along the White River below Eleber Springs.
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Jordan Will Defend Title Against Paret
Jordan Will defend his title against Paret in a scheduled bout. The clash promises a high profile confrontation with boxing prominence, drawing attention from fans and media alike.
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Fragmentary report on a 43 year old boxer case contrast
A damaged text item describes a 43 year old boxer involved in a Friday night incident after a car parked near Autosuiy offices. The ABA reportedly told Jordan to take a legal stand, with mentions of a 8062 record and a tense sequence leading to a court appearance.
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Sewage Project Faces Complaints Over Bay Area Pollution
Residents allege a housing project pollutes Bay area as sewage from an overloaded wastewater plant discharges into a stream at a treated stage, causing health concerns and environmental impact.
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Archery Club Plans Meeting at National Guard Armory
The Archery Club will meet Thursday night at 7 30 PM at the National Guard Armory to discuss a badge insignia and other matters. Afterward, targets will be set for practice and a bow hunting film may be shown for members. Visitors are urged to observe safety rules and avoid wandering near the Dyke Springs range during shooting hours.
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Fuss Flares Again at Squaw Valley
Controversy surrounds the upcoming Winter Games at Squaw Valley as organizers face disputes over hockey and selection of the German Alpine downhill team. A skier, Ballista Por dun, suffered severe injuries in a fall into Squaw Creek, including a broken leg and internal bleeding. The dispute involves East and West German athletes and the IHF hockey schedule amid tensions between Czechoslovak and German officials.
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Fleck Triumphs After Long Hiatus In Golf Tour Event
Ben Josin notes a return to touring after a sparse period as Fleck claimed the season victory with a 0 score and 1150 dollars plus shares from a 2500 purse. The event featured tensions and dramatic plays on par four holes with Collins carding a 100 plus share while spectators watched a tense finish and recovery shots bounce through traps.
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Man Dead in Truck Accident Near Yellville Arkansas
Leonard Whitley aged 42 of Moparedt was killed yesterday when a loaded log truck rolled onto a county road seven miles from Yellville. The cab tipped and logs spilled, crushing him at the scene.
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Southwest Conference Title Drive: Tech, Arkansas Clash
Arkansas eyes a pivotal clash with Texas Tech as a three game skid derails hopes. Mounts scored 35 in Tech's 79 12 victory over Arkansas recently. Rhoden leads Tech scoring while Nodh sits 8 5 in league play. A&M and Texas duel atop the standings as Arkansas travels to College Station.
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Cuypeland's Cool Cats Keep Winning in Little Loop Cage
Cool Cats beat Owens Hot Rats 1 to 0 as Dick Willis led scoring. David Billings and Bobby Ite contributed points. Stanley Parris led Losers with 4. Bo-Diddles beat Curll's team 18 to 16, Ronnie Ingrim keying the win with 4. Cool Cats lead with 4–0, Bo-Diddles 3–1. Next week Hot Rods vs Bo-Diddles and Dirt Dobbars vs Cool Cats.
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North Carolina Runner Beatty Stirred by Prosperity Tale
Jim Beatty, former North Carolina distance runner, gains prosperity after a string of strong showings. He won the Baxter Mile at the New York A C Games and placed well in Madison Square Garden, while coach Milly Tylai guides Beatty from Santa Clara in a Hungarian distance program.
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IOC Faces China and Korea in Split Nations Case
The sixth IOC session closes amid troublesome divisions over China and Korea. Avery Brundage cites a State Department stance on East German journalists and visa issues for Squaw Valley events. Some athletes from Nationalist China and a lone skier may miss the Winter Games as rules and federation status blur.
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American track hopes dimmed by long distance drought
The article notes scarce Olympic 1500 meter champions and recalls recent near misses. It mentions names like Ashenteller and Delany in a context of American distance running struggles, with references to trials and younger athletes competing for glory.
Lovell, State Light Up Court In Tight 49 49 Tie
A garbled game report shows Lovell and Loyola competing in a close matchup with late scoring. Key players mentioned include Lovell, Tarry Trunk, and Billy Jones Lane Warren Moore for State, with Gatling contributing for Loyola and a 48 point note.
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Moore's Title Lifted Over Inactivity In Boxing saga
Providence AP report says the National Boxing Association plans to strip Archie Moore of the light heavy crown due to inactivity while eyeing welterweight Don Jordan as a possible successor. Moore, upset by the ruling, retreated to bed on doctor advice after NBA President Anthony Maceroni announced the title was vacated.
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Laughing to Death Policy Sparks Questionable Show
A scrambled excerpt notes a plan for a comedy act about fatal laughter. Memphis-based figures Willian Loeb and a Hasler campaign chair discuss risks and public reception, joking about dying from laughter as a stunt. The fragment mentions a No. 108 and a 1,500 metas rune without clear context.
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Fight Results From THE ASSORIATRO PRESS
Avatue Pergley from New York and Causey with 31 percent. Leroy Green from Chicago and Sidney Adams from Philadelphia are noted among others. The results reference cities Buffalo and Atlantic City with miscellaneous points and associations.
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