County Tournament Opens Before Record Crowd
The Fairfield County high school basketball tournament opened last evening at Lancaster High School with about 2000 fans. Thurston boys won 45 to 26, Berne Union girls edged Thurston 15 to 13 in overtime, Bremen beat Amanda 37 to 10, and Liberty Union boys triumphed 24 to 21 as action began with four games and continues with more interspersed sessions.
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UAB
Sporn
Lancaster High School
Hidasu
Berne
Berne Union
Thurston
Hiles
Crampton
Berne Unm
J. HL Walker
Ailes
Bremen Berls
Amanda
Bremen
Dennis
Tellsmith
Reese Andler
Ae Liberty Union
Stoutsville
Beinet
Liberty Union
Helmick
B. Frusnaugh
Important Buckeye Conference Games Set Tonight in Ohio
Ohio state basketball action centers on Delaware where Cincinnati faces Wesleyan as the Buckeye race could be decided. Cincinnati seeks its ninth straight Buckeye win and a possible sole title with a victory, while Wesleyan aims to spoil the Bearcats jinx at home. Other results include Marietta clinching the conference crown with a 64 to 32 win over Ashland, and Toledo leading with a 22 point triumph over Kent State. Kenyon beat Denison 38 to 22 Capital defeated Thomas 11 to 22 and Transylvania beat Holbrook 4 to 2.
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Columbus
Buckeys
Delaware
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Bearcats
Wesleyan
Tay” Brown
Teem
Pioneers
Ashland College
Marietta
Tannks
Ashland
Camnalen
University of Toledo
Itve
Ohio
Kent State
Kenyon
Denison
Capital
Thom
Transylvania
Holbrook
Moune Union University of Ax
Millersport Teams Favorite To Shine In Fairfield County Tourney
Millersport boys and girls basketball squads high on praise as finalists in the Fairfield County championship opening in Lancaster. Both teams under coach Paul Bowers own one loss in 14 starts with strong scoring, listing wins over Madison Mills Pickerington Mifflin Rushville Amanda and Liberty Union. Boys defeated Rushville and Bremen edged them 25 to 19 while girls also beat Bremen 22 to 18. first tournament games scheduled against Rushville and Amanda.
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Millersport
Fairfield
Madison Mills
Pickerington
Thurston
Pleasantville
Stoutsville
Mifflin
Rushville
Amanda
Erne Union
Carroll
Liberty Union
Brémen
Bremen
Boya
Veterans vs Youth Dominates Golf Debate in California
Fox Hills pro Willis Hunter, 44, argues veterans outperform young champs in tough conditions. He cites his Cataling Island Open win in rain as proof and predicts veterans will lead this year, naming Sarazen Picard Revolta and others as key figures.
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NEA
Culver City
Calif
Willis Hunter
Fox Hills Country Club
California
Wile
Hunter
Willie
Lawson Little
Johnny Goodman
Ficard
Revolta
Sarazen
Tommy Arminsur
Wille MacFarlane
MacDonald Smith
Walter Hagen
Bobby Cruiskshank
Newark Coshocton Game Canceled Amid Epidemic
An influenza and typhoid fever outbreak that closed public schools in Coshocton led to the cancellation of the Central Old League basketball game between Coshocton and Newark. One game was postponed for Akron labor issues. Other scheduled games include Miami vs Marshall in Huntington and Wooster vs Muskingum in Wooster.
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Coshocton
Newark
Ion
Akron
Miami
Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Muskingum
Wooster
Baldwin-Wallace
Cleveland
Heidelberg
Wittenberg
Springfield
Findlay
Oberlin
Western Reestoe
Capital
Youngstown
Ons
Berg Loses to Mrs Crews in Palm Beach Golf Final
Freckled-faced Patty Berg saw her string of tournament wins end as veteran Glenna Orcutt Crews of Miami defeated her 4 and 3 in the Palm Beach Women's golf tournament final in Palm Beach Florida on February 22.
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Patty Berg
Mrs. Crews
Palm Beach
Fla
Glenna Orcutt
Miami
Columbus Area High School Basketball Scores
Columbus North 34 Columbus Central 24. Columbus West 35 Columbus Alcinas 17. Columbus East 33 Columbus South 16. Westerville 34 Delaware 2. Middleport 28 Logan 24 in two overtimes. Chillicothe 33 Athens 14.
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Columbus Noth
Columbus Central
Columbus West
Columbus Acquinas
Columbus East
Columbus South
Westerville
Delaware
Middleport
Logan
Chillicothe
Athens
Brilliant Field In Rich Handicap At Santa Anita
Fifty thousand spectators expected as Discovery leads a star field in the Santa Anita Handicap race for a $100000 added purse. Top Row Time Supply and other contenders battle under changing track conditions with odds shifting from 7 to 5 for Discovery to 4-1 for Top Row and Time Supply. Post time is 7 p.m. local time with a potential winner's purse around $103700.
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Santa Anita Race Track
Arcadia
Calif
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Discovery
Toaraha Stable
Howard
FLM_ Algec
Azucer
Foxcatcher Farm
Rosemont
Riskulus
Pomipey
Pilar
Whopper
Imate
Ariel
Cross
Singing Wood
Florida Retains Frog Jumping Title in Sarasota
Sarasota, Fla. February 22 Florida retained its frog jumping supremacy at the International event. Old Dan Tucker, a one pound hopper from Florida’s marshes, cleared seven and three quarters inches to win the $50 first prize and top glory. Jasper placed second with 48.5 inches while Buddy Quinn was third at 36 inches.
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Sarasota
Fla
Florida
California
Dan Tucker
Jasper
Buddy Quinn
Purdue Faces Tough Test From Northwestern Tonight
Chicago, Feb. 22 Northwestern to challenge Purdue in Patten gymnasium after Purdue’s 31 to 7 win last Saturday. Purdue leads Big Ten with eight wins and no losses, Northwestern at three and four. Other games include Wisconsin at Indiana and Minnesota at Illinois. Indiana would move up if Northwestern wins.
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Chicago
LFA
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Northwestern
Patten Gymnasium
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Indiana
North Central
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Ilinois
Hoosiers
Ohio State
Skeleton Found In Abandoned Mine Near Pomeroy
WPA workers sealing an abandoned mine shaft found a human skeleton. A dentist identified the jawbone as that of a man about 40. Sheriff Roscoe Fowler suspects the remains may be Arthur Duckworth, an insurance collector who vanished in 1924 with a large sum of money.
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Pomeroy
WPA
Aman
Roscoe Fowler
Arthur Duckworth
Glassco League scores roll on at St Marys gym
Four Glassco League games were played Friday at St Marys Gymnasium with teams Sluer Furnace Room Odes Mold Shippers Tumblers Lancaster Glass Paper Box and others in action. Notable results include Sluer 20 Furnce Room 13 and Lancaster Glass 58 Paper Box 5.
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ST. Mary's
St. Mary’s Gymnasium
Odses
Mold
Tiny Morris
Mark Abbott
Shippers
Tumblers Shipping and Stock
Tumblers
Burton
Conrad
Showalter
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Paper Box
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Lancaster High
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Sluer
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Stuer
GFP
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iPence
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Dan C. Hoch
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McCann
Harnés
J Telals Sass
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B. Brach
J. Beach
At & Fox
Ewutoy
Godman League Closes Monday Evening Basketball
Lancaster High School gym hosts the Godman League closing night with three games. At seven Plant 4 and 6 girls meet Plant 5-2-A, at eight Plant A faces Plant 4, and at nine Plant 5 battles Plants 3 and 6 in the nightcap.
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H. C. Godman
Lancaster High School
Ohio State Teams In Action Tonight
Ohio State announces three minor teams in action across the Wester Conference. The track team travels to Bloomington for a dual meet with Indiana in their first season meet, hindered by Jesse Owens’ ineligibility and indoor facilities. The swimming team meets Michigan at Ann Arbor, while the wrestling squad faces Northwestern at Evanston Illinois.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Bloomington
Indiana
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Northwestern
Evanston
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