Zanesville to Meet Lancaster High in League Clash
Zanesville Lash High Spartans, second in Central Ohio League, travel to face Lancaster High Friday. Spartans beat Coshocton Redskins and own 106 points for 104 against. Lancaster has 92 points for and 89 against in league play. last season Lancaster beat Zanesville 26 to 22 here. Reserves also scheduled as Lancaster St. Mary’s meets Hamilton Central Catholic. standings show Newark, Cambridge, and Mt. Vernon on slate this week.
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Cambridge
Isancsville
Mt. Vernon
Amanda Saints win first Stoutsville basketball clash in six years
In a crowded Stoutsville gym two County League games ended in a 15 15 girls tie and a 13 12 Amanda boys win. Shaffer led Amanda with six points while J Ritchie added six. Behrens topped scorers with 235 and 577 across three games as the 10th annual Mans relegs set for April 16.
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Liberty Union Sweeps Double Victory Over Etna
At home Liberty Union swept a non league double header against Etna. The girls beat Etna 33 to 28 led by Wells with nineteen points. The boys won 38 to 27 with Welmick scoring ten points for Liberty Union.
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Welmick
Ohio University Beats Wesleyan in Buckeye Race Pulls Into Second
Ohio University defeated Wesleyan 42 to 29 at Athens to move into second place in the Buckeye Conference behind Cincinnati, which won 36 to 34 at home over Miami to extend its lead. Nick Lalich led Ohio with 12 points while Johnny Mc Adams scored four in his season debut for Wesleyan. Other scores: Toledo 33 Findlay 31. Otterbein 46 Denison 41. Wittenberg 42 Ohio Northern 41. Baldwin 57 Kentucky Wesleyan 22. Wooster at Akron and Ashland at Kenyon were slated for tonight.
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County League Friday Night Schedule Reveals Late Games
The next to the last set of County League games will be played tomorrow evening. Millersport at Carroll, Amanda at Liberty Union, Rushville at Pickerington, Stoutsville at Thurston, Bremen at Berne Union.
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Berne Union
Brooklyn Club in Debt to Be Sold Amid NL Weakness
Brooklyn faces sale as debt exceeds 700000 dollars while the National League wrestles with east coast weaknesses. Adams, Boston owner, and Landis clash over racing ties. Philadelphia and St. Louis struggle to fund operations.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Make Another 2-for-1 Deal
New York, Feb. 6. The Brooklyn Dodgers completed another 2-for-1 trade with the Boston Bees, sending pitcher Johnny Babich and outfielder Gene Moore in exchange for pitcher Pred Frankhouse. This marks the clubs second 2-for-1 swap this winter following December activity that brought Ed Brandt and Randy Moore to Brooklyn.
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Ray Benge
Bobby Reis
Ed Brandt
Randy Moore
Training season officially opens for Reds at San Juan
The Cincinnati Reds begin official training with a first party sailing from New York on the liner Borinquen bound for San Juan Puerto Rico. Manager Chuck Dressen coaches Tom Sheehan and George Kelly will lead five players in the initial group as pitchers Hollingsworth Wistert Frey and catchers Campbell Erickson. Immediate arrivals include Stine Hilcher and Silas Johnson with others to follow by boat or air.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
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George Kelly
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Wistert
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Erickson
Aronad
Dressen
Stine
Hilcher
Silas Johnson
Miami
Bremen Wins Close Glassco Game From Canal Winchester
Bremen girls rout Sluer Jassies 4% to 12 as Beg West posts a season high thirty points while Tod shunter leads Canal Winchester with seven. In the boys contest Bremen edges Canal Winchester 23 to 21 with Kramer eight points the top scorer for the losers.
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Migley
Guards Win Practice Game Last Evening
Co. G defeated the Paper Box team of the Glassgow League 21 to 14 in an Armory practice game. Cochrane led Co. G with ten points as they opened a 15 to 14 halftime edge while the Box makers were shut out in the second half.
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Pleasantville at Winchester Friday doubleheader
Pleasantville high school boys and junior varsity basketball teams travel to Canal Winchester Friday for a County League game doubleheader. The first game begins at 7 20 p m with Pleasantville holding a bye this week in league play.
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Game Schedule Shifts for Liberty Union and Stowterfi
The Petigened game between Stoutevite and Liberty Union in County Leagues will be played at Liberty Union Saturday evening. On Monday Stowterfi boys travel to McAmber for a new league combo.
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South Girls Win Two From West
South School girls swept both ends of a doubleheader against West. The seventh graders edged to a close win with nine points leader Fickering. The eighth graders dominated 23 to 1% with Malloy scoring ten and Hunster Potts and Rose of West each tallying seven.
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Winter Olympics Opened By Hitler
Hitler opened the fourth Winter Olympic Games at Garmisch Partenkirchen in a ceremony before about 80 000 spectators. Delegations from 28 nations paraded as flags were dipped in salute and 1 061 competitors assembled for the opening. Dr Karl Ritter Von Halt led the event and urged the games to be a tournament of peace. The program opened with a double header hockey match.
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Great Mephisto To Appear Here In Sherman Armory Event
The Great Mephisto meets Bad Boy Brown in a two falls to win title bout with a 90 minute limit at the Fraternal Order of Eagles wrestling show in Sherman Armory. Semi finals feature Cotton Eaton versus Jimmie Longacre and Happy Houser versus Bob Christy in one fall matches. Tickets are on sale with unchanged prices. Schoolboy Safety Patrol guests attend via city hall meeting Friday evening.
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Red Grange May Go To Cornell
Binghamton N Y February 6 reports indicate Harold Red Grange may become Cornell’s next football coach after Gilmour Dabie’s resignation. Cornell officials deny any agreement and say a decision will not be announced before March 1.
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Ohio to Host Third Annual Scholastic Football Appreciation Luncheon
Columbus Ohio February 6 The third annual Ohio high school football appreciation luncheon will be held February 15 in Columbus announced by George P Guthrie Columbus Junior Chamber of Commerce Forty outstanding scholastic football stars from all parts of the state will be invited to attend.
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Thomas Announces Personnel Of His Team For Sunday's Game
Arthur Thomas named the Lancaster squad to face the Steel City Collegians of Weirton West Virginia Sunday at St. Marys gym. Key players include Norman Wagner Gene Mech Ung plus local standouts Snake Outcalt West Raybourne Thomas and Bizell. Prelim features Pleasantville vs Lancaster with 2 PM start and 3 PM main game.
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