County Tournament Drawings Announced for Fairfield
The Fairfield County high school basketball tournament will start Friday February 21 at Lancaster High gym. Five boys first round byes include Berne Union Carroll Millersport Rushville and Pleasantville. Girls series draw incomplete with Berne Union Thurston Bremen Millersport and Pleasantville listed among locked in teams.
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Fairfield County
Offic Hes
County Superintendent of Schools
Lancaster High Gymnasium
Mt Bip
Berne Union
Carroll
Millers‘port
Rushville
Pleasantville
Pickerington
Thurston
Amanda
Bre
Stoutsville
Liberty
Amanda-Bremen
Gui
Stoutsville and Liberty Union
Millersport
Bremen
Hillersport
Measantville
Liberty Union Sweeps Amanda in Home Doubleheader
Liberty Union won both games against Amanda on their home floor. The girls edged the visitors 22 to 20 with Hanna scoring 11 and Wells and Schaffer each seven. In the boys game Liberty posted a 34 to 12 victory led by Broyles with 11 points while Amanda’s Rhymer had 9.
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Liberty Union
Amanda
Hanna
Wells
Schaffer
Broyles
Liberty Boys
Rhymer Iva
Boys Liberty Union
F. P. Elmick
Smnen
Enenes
Zoley
Iaroyles
Weller
acDonald
Tatas Eesertete
Happy Houser
Pickerington “Comner
Christ
Gale Liberty Union
Millersport
Carroll
Bob Christy
Alberta
Jason
Canada
Tanna
Houser
Otto
Grimes
Ricketts
Ahaffner
C. Tamilton
Tively
Cocker
Rae O
Olle Smith
Ceecentter Wey
Seward
Rostofer
How
Gors
Brown
Ingling
Ahason
Basketuitehte
Zollinger
C. Ing
Karl Vakturoff
Evans
M. Parcels
Rager. Pewkebery
Cotton Eaton
Lancaster
Ooinsmn
Bobby Blake
Carrell
F. P
R. Bel
C Boyer
Miller
M. Bell
Haver
Bathman
Dalton
Hulme
W Carroll
F. R Hempleman
Carmany
Tf. Ju
Milterepert
Blackstone, G
Ungvessingey Ip
Bempleman
Motes
Og. Au
Powree
Esesserseeeseer
Onider
Postefer
Shumaker
C. Wemplemen
Marten
Corner O Rot
Cenienen
Cess Csesssteseernms
Alemander
Eee
Bor
Ambers crushes Arizmendi in Madison Square Garden bout
Lou Ambers of Herkimer New York dominated Baby Arizmendi in a ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. Ambers remains unbeaten in six straight since returning to the ring and eyes a summer shot at Tony Canzoneri's lightweight title.
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New York
Lou Amibers
Herikimer
N. Y
Tony Canzonieri
Ambers
Baby Arizmendi
Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
B. C
Canzoneri
Mephisto Beats Bad Boy Brown in Lancaster Armory Clash
Mephisto 176 pounds toppled Bad Boy Brown 181 in a bone cracking leg lock to claim the deciding fall before a large crowd in Lancaster. Brown sought extra minutes after the first fall as Eaton and Longacre clashed in the semi finals with Eaton winning by a body slam after a chaotic start. Pleasantville surprised Canal Winchester with a 31 to 13 win after taking both ghee from the home side, and St Louis announced contracts for Le Parmatee and Charley Pourteen of the Red Birds for 1900.
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Mephisto
Bad Boy
Brown
Sherman Armory
Lancaster Eagles
Cotton Eaton
Hocking Glass Pride
Lancaster
Longacre
New York
Eaton
ST. Louis
St. Joule Cardinals
le- Parmatee
Charley Pourteen
Red Birds
Thurston Sweeps Stoutsville in Doubleheader Wins
At Thurston the home team won both games. The girls beat Stoutsville 18 to 11 with Morehead scoring six points and Wise leading the losers. In the boys game Thurston won 40 to 15, George scoring sixteen and Leach twelve while Fosnaugh led Stoutsville with eight.
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Thurston
Stoutsville
Morehead
Wise
George
Leach
Fosnaugh
Second Round in Glassco League Opens at St Mary's Gym
In St Marys Gymnasium tonight the Glassco League resumes with three games starting at 7:00. Mold faces Sluer, Carton meets Shipping Stock, and Tumbler plays Furnace with hourly gaps between games. The first round’s second stage begins February 7 in Bremen as Shipping and Stock visits Bremen while the Odec Girls meet Bremen in the preliminary.
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Glassco
St. Mary's Gymnasium
Mold
Sluer
Carton
Shipping & Stock
Tumbler
Furnace
Bremen
Shipping and Stock
Odec Girls
Sharkey’s comeback halted by young challenger
In Boston Tony Shuc co, a 24 year old boxer, outboxed former heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey at the Garden. Sharkey, 33, survived two near knocks but was outpointed over 10 rounds as Shuc co earned the decision from Referee Joe Goonnor and the judges in front of 15 000 fans.
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Ambers
Hurtado
Panama
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Montanez
al Roth
New York
Tooms
Amters
Amiters
al Weill
Manhattan
Arirmendi
Arizmendi
Garden
Maton
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Jock McAvoy
England
McAvoy
Jack Peterson
London
Joe Louis
Steve Hamas
Max Schmeling
Germany
Brown
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Tony Shucco
Jack
the Garden
Chestnut Hill
Hucco
Joe Goonnor
Discovery Heads Santa Anita Handicap Contenders
In Arcadia California on February 8 eleven Santa Anita Handicap hopefuls were entered for the San Antonio Handicap ahead of Washington's Birthday classic. Dis covery carries 138 pounds, eight more than his 1935 assignment, facing Cavalcade in his return, with Azucar Head Play Pompey's Pillar Rosemont Ariel Cross Time Supply Prince Abbot and Scotch Bun among others in the $7500 added prize.
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Arcadia
Cal
A. G. Vanderbilt
Discovery
Santa Anita Park
Calvacade
Special Agent
Alger Jr
Azucar
Pompey
Pillar
Rosemont
Ariel Cross
Time Supply
Prince Abbot
Scotch Bun
Pickerington Teams Win Final Games In Old Gym
In their last games in the old gymnasium Pickerington swept Rushville in a doubleheader. The girls won 27 to 14 with Huntwork scoring 15 and E Morrow leading Rushville with seven. The boys trailed 20 to 17 after three quarters but rallied to 33 to 25 as Weaver led with 16 points and Ruff added 13. After the games a portion of the old floor was torn up and each player received a piece of the wood.
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Pickerington
Rushville
Huntwork
E. Morrow
Picktown
Weaver
Ruff
Berne Union
Bremen
Millersport Girls
Berne Girls
G. F. P.tin
Dill
Carpenter
Blosser
Berry
Ford
Oo Walker
Shuping
C.o
Johnson
Dennis
Griffith
Sretenece WM
G. F. FP
Crampton
Boys Walker
F. J
Rudolph
D. Walton
Junkerman
Sharp
Or “Mauger
QO Smurr
Fisher
Vandemark
G. F
Tschappat
TOADS
Hufford
Reshrille
Pisher
G. Tr P
Jenkins
Hopman Tes Ay Coe Pecesers
Local High School Teams Lose Last Night's Games
Ohio Universitys Buckeye Conference foes and several out of league matchups dominated last nights action. Cincinnati preserved its league lead as Ohio U looked to halt the visitors while Otterbein Wooster and other Buckeye Conference teams showed championship form in key results. Marietta College and Baldwin Wallace posted notable wins in regional play.
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Columbus
Ohio University
Buckeye
University of Cincinnnati
Cincinnati
Ohio U
Athens
Bobcats
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Onmses Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
Cleveland
Kavier
Alabama
University of Akron
Western Reserve
Otterbein
Wooster
Matkinsom
New Concord
Bowling Green
Kent State
Kent
Kenyon
Hiram
Ohio Northern
Capital
Bluffton
Cedarville
Youngstown
Fenn
Tolédo
John Varin
Adrian
Mich
Defiance
WaterIno Wonders
Rio Grande
Gallipolis
Marietta College
Heidelberg
Pioneers
Baldwin Wallace
University of Toledo
Mount Union
Oberlin
Washington and Jefferson
Zanesville Edges Lancaster High in Central Ohio Collision
Zanesville defeated Lancaster High 37 to 17 in a Central Ohio League game at Moor. Lancaster reserves lost 30 to 8 in the preliminary. St Mary’s fell 26 to 16 to Hamilton Central Catholic in a rough game at Hamilton with Saints making six of 17 free throws.
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Zanesville
Lancaster High
ST. Mary’s
Lancaster St .Mary’s
Ohio
Lancaster
St. Mary's
Hamilton Central Catholic
Hamilton
Spartans
Miller
Wiegelt
Fricker
Kerdail
Grunditsch
Lancaster St. Mary's
Hamilton Catholics
Saints
Auee
Tean
Lehnkuhl
Wees
Wertz
J. Becker
Tate
Roth
G. F
Charles
Wessel
Wiedieman
Baker
Erwin
Ty Wiegelt
Kline
Ot Miller
I Seeepeereres
Ruff
Metcalf
Vas Phate
Kendal
Ramsey
O 'Grunditsch
Vase McCracken
B. Smith
Eggert
Shumaker
Western Conference Games Tonight Feature Indiana and Purdue Lead
Western Conference basketball matches are set with Indiana and Purdue favored to win. Indiana faces last place Maroons in Chicago with potential trouble. Purdue meets Iowa at Waterloo City riding strong scoring. Ohio State plays Minnesota in Minneapolis and Wisconsin meets Butler in Madison in a non conference clash.
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Indiana
Purdue
Chicago
Hawkeyes
Tolwa City
Boilermakers
Ohio State
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Butler
Madison
Columbus Area High School Basketball Scores
Columbus East defeated Columbus North 25 to 12 and Columbus Central edged Columbus West 28 to 26. Columbus Aquinas led 44 to 22 over Columbus South while Marion Harding won 43 to 28 and Zanesville beat Lancaster 37 to 17. Delaware Willis ended 24 23.
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Columbus East
Columbus North
Columbus Central
Columbus
West
Columbus Aquinas
South
Marion Harding
Shelby
Zanesville
Lancaster
Delaware Willis
Meinhardi Meinhardi Rupture Shield Demonstration
Ex pert J Meinhardt of Chicago will visit Deshler Hotel Columbus Ohio on Feb 13 and 14 from 1 00 to 5 00 pm and 7 00 to 9 00 pm to demonstrate the Rupture Shield. No charge for demonstration. The notice warns of imitators and notes the speaker has worked in the area for fifteen years.
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J. Meinhardt
Chicago
Columbus
Meinhardi
Pure Oil Bldg
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Lou Ambers Whips “Baby” Arizmendi
Bad Boy Brown
Winchester
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Hiles
En Wu Huffman
Espe
Seaford
V. Turner
Saoutaville
G. F. Pis
Artright
Li Rife
Valentine
O'Hara
Stoudt
Eres Thurston
F. Pis
Wenn O
Hoffman
Rf Leitaker
Fenstermaker
Bpesaks
Hoover
Mt. Hood
Portland
Ore
Glassco League
Santa Anita
Bearcats
Pat Sullivan
Rott
Chillicothe Vikings
Lancasterians
Vikings
Chillicothe
Bt. Marys
Coshocton
St. Marys
Columbus Academy
Jackson
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