Lancaster High to Collide with Columbus Academy Five
Lancaster High basketball returns from a two week layoff to face Columbus Academy on home court. The Academy, making its first Lancaster appearance, has beaten top Columbus teams this season and brings strong lineups led by Martin L. Davey Jr. Coach Fred B. Wallace plans a solid starting five with a 6:45 preliminary game and an 8:00 varsity tipoff.
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Bremen Glassco League Night Highlights Victory and Tie
Bremen Standard Glass entry opened Glassco League play with a 29 to 11 win over Furnace Room. W Hubbard and W Hubbard tied for 8 points each while McCann led the losers with 6. A preliminary ended 26 all as Katie Burke scored 22 for Bremen girls. Next, Canal Winchester visits Bremen Thursday. other league games loom Tuesday at Lancaster High.
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Allison Begins Defending Sugar Bowl Tennis Title
In New Orleans on January 3 Wilmer Allison America's leading amateur tennis star starts defense of his Sugar Bowl title after winning the first championship last year. Barney Welsh of Washington is a top contender, with J Gilbert Hall seeded second and Hal Surface fourth in the field.
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Kansas City
Crow Named Worst Enemy of Nesting Ducks in Study
State game officials and the More Game Birds Foundation report that crows caused 366 of 1000 duck destructions in Manitoba and Saskatchewan nesting grounds. The findings indicate crows are most destructive to eggs and ducklings during early spring nesting when concealment is minimal.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canzoneri to Meet Klick This Evening
New York January 3 Two persistent rivals for Tony Canzoneri's lightweight title Lou Ambers of Herkimer and Frankie Klick of San Francisco clash at Madison Square Garden tonight for a shot at the champion Ambers, favored 6-5, returns after a broken jaw last July and a Garden absence Klick has seven Garden bouts with a perfect record including a recent decision over Al Roth
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College basketball scores from a midwestern roundup
A terse score roundup lists several college games with uneven margins. Kansas defeated California 92 to 23 while Michigan led Butler 26 to 29. Detroit 44 edged Akron 45 and Pittsburgh beat Louisiana Mate 47 to 52. Ohio University 42 beat Petern Mich Teachers 33 and Ohio Wesleyan 27 faced Richmond. Continuous typos appear in the source text.
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Butler
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Pittsburgh
Louisiana
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Richmond
Yale
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Toledo
Mount Union College
Ohio School of Chiropody
Cleveland
University of Detroit
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University of Cincinnati
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Charleston
W. Vashio Wesleyan
Western States Teachers
Kalamazoo
University of Akron
Godman Girls To Play Next Week In League Action
After a one week lay off the H C Godman basketball league resumes Monday at Lancaster High School gym. The championship girls open with Plants 5 2 A versus Plants 4 C at 7 00 pm. Boys tip off at 8 00 pm Plant A faces Plant Five. earlier round winner by 19 to 11.
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Big Ten Teams In Action Tonight Across Three Games
Chicago date reveals three Big Ten matchups on opening night. Indiana faces De Paul after De Paul beat Wisconsin and Minnesota. Carroll College of Waukesha meets the University of Chicago. Michigan takes on Toledo University in the slate of preliminary games as the season begins.
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Minnesota
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Toledo University
Ruth and Barrow: A Longtime Rival in Yankee Pay
Ed G Barrow and Babe Ruth clashed over Ruths managerial ambitions and salary demands shaping Yankees history. Barrow steered management, blocking Ruths move to manage, while Ruppert and Collins backed Barrow, influencing contracts and star power in New York during the 1920s and 1930s.
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Omaha to Campaign for Foreign Cups
William S Woodward will send his 1935 Derby champion Omaha to England aboard the Aquitania to campaign for the Ascot Gold Cup and the Coronation Cup. Captain Boyd Rochfort of the Belair stud will assess the horse after recent workouts, with Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons overseeing shipping as he reports Omaha has recovered from a foot ailment that caused retirement last summer.
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Humphreys Ailing Fight Announcer Plans Florida Recovery
Humphreys veteran fight announcer, ill recently, left hospital and aims to regain strength in Florida. He hopes to return to announcing next summer.
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Fencing Team Opens Season at Cincinnati Night Meet
The University of Cincinnati fencing team opens its season tonight in Cincinnati against Purdue University. Larry Liebaert of Dayton is captain of the Bearcats.
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U S Olympic Winter Games Team Sails for Europe
Fifty members of the American winter Olympic team sail for Europe aboard the S S Manhattan from New York. The hockey squad tours England, France and Switzerland with exhibitions before Garmisch Partenkirchen where the games run February 6 165. Speed skaters head to Oslo to adjust to European competition. The rest proceed to Germany. This marks the largest U S team ever at the winter games with twenty nine nations competing.
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Jones and Lewis Sail for Honolulu
Jones and Lewis head to Honolulu with an all-star Eastern squad invited by Glenn Pop Warner for two games against Hawaiian stars. Palmer Jones of Chico State and Art Lewis of Ohio University are noted Buckeye Conference standout lineman and center respectively. Dates for the games have not yet been set.
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Friday High School Games List
Millersport at Rushville and Bremen at Stoutsville lead a Friday schedule with Berne Union visiting Pleasantvale Carroll hosting Thurston Liberty Union traveling to Pickerington Adelphi at Amanda Columbus Academy meeting L H S and Columbus West playing St Mary's.
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Stoutsville
Berne Union
Pleasantvale
Carroll
Thurston
Liberty Union
Pickerington
Adelphi
Amanda
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Toledo Faces Michigan As Jinx On Ohio Teams Lingers
Toledo seeks to break a season long jinx on Ohio programs by hosting Michigan in an abbreviated state card. Five Ohio squads failed to stop Big Ten foes this season, with Purdue and Indiana winning, and Ohio State, Mount Union, and Western Reserve losing. Michigan adds a road trip win over Butler to start a trip that includes a Buckeye Conference clash by Western State Teachers and other regional matchups.
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County League Games Tonight in Five-County Schedule
Five County League double headers and one non twin bill rule tonight with first games at 7 30. Millersport at Rushville Bremen at Stoutsville Berne Union at Pleasantville Carrelac Thurston and Liberty Union at Pickerington. Non league Adelphi faces Amanda.
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Stoutsville
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London School Board Defeats Dance Instruction Motion
London Ont school board defeats motion praising teachers for giving after school dancing instruction to older boy students. The action censures dancing teachings in school hours and sustains restrictions on after school activities.
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Old Irish Name Lives in Verona Wisconsin
Verona Wisconsin reports Jerome Synon believed to be the last living holder of the old family name in the area. The note highlights a fading Irish surname linked to local farms and history.
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Jerome Synon
St Marys to host Columbus West Cowboys in return game
St Marys meets Columbus West Cowboys at home in a return contest as the Saints seek their first win of the season. The earlier game on Columbus school’s court saw the Cowboys win by five. Tonight’s program begins with a preliminary at Ta'elock, followed by the main matchup at 8 o'clock featuring Charles Abbott Wessel and Webb among probable starters.
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Joe Louis Named 1935 Nation's Outstanding Athlete
New York January 3 The United Press poll names Joe Louis as 1935's outstanding athlete after he rose from obscurity to defeat two former heavyweight champions and earn 98 votes from 185 editors. Lawson Little finishes second with 59 votes, Jesse Owens third, and Mary Hoerger fourth.
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Poll Shows 60 Percent Against New Deal Policies
New York January 3. The seventh weekly Literary Digest poll reports that just over 60 percent of ballots tabulated oppose Roosevelt administration acts and policies. Of 828,938 or 60.47 percent answering No to Do you approve the New Deal to date, 541,845 answered Yes, with ballots from all four states included for the last time. Thirty six states cast votes against the New Deal, totaling 399 electoral votes, over three fourths of the 531 electoral votes in the Electoral College.
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Schoolhouse Burns Delays Holiday Reopening
A fire at the Johnston school about 12 miles away early today caused $20,000 damage and left 250 students whose return to classes Monday delayed. The origin is undetermined and more than 150 men were summoned from bed by a telephone operator to help fight the blaze.
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Infirmary Burns Claims Two Victims in Fire
Two of the 15 residents evacuated from the Joanna Home for the Aged died early today after a fire of unknown origin destroyed the infirmary. John Clark aged 76 and Joseph Petro lovitch aged 39 died from burns while others were hospitalized for exposure and shock.
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Mansfield appoints Merle Unkle as police chief
Mansfield mayor Earl A McFarland announced the appointment of Merle D. Unkle, a Toledo detective, to succeed William Lauer who will resign February 1 after 25 years with the department. McFarland cited three factions within the force and said Ankie will have authority to make personnel changes.
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William Lauer
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Merle D. Unkle
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Action today on Hough successor in Ohio district
Washington January 31 Federal Judge seat to replace the late Benson W Hough of Ohio is to be filled. Attorney General Homer Cummings will confer with Senator A Vic Donahue and assistants on appointing a successor. Over 30 applicants vied for the post, with Donahue expected to name three for Cummings to pick from for Roosevelt's final approval.
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Benson W. Hough
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Homer Cummings
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Man murders wife and three children near Anderson
In Anderson Indiana on January 3 coroner S J Stottlemeyer returned a verdict of murder and death by own action in the death of Theodore Smith 35 a factory foreman and his three children Buddy 10 Julia 15 and Norma Jean 9. The slain children were found in their beds at their rural home four miles southwest of here. The husband had earlier lost his wife two years before and faced new factory responsibilities before the killings and suicide.
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Norma Jean
Law Toq Tangled Cleveland
The probation department faces a disposal problem for 60 license plates seized from traffic violators. They are worthless but no funds for postage to notify owners, so tossing them out is unlawful.
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Apple prized for 57 years at Albion
Mrs Ollie Clause Short preserves a 37 year old Northern Spy apple studded with cloves. Prepared by Mrs Short as a sentimental token, the fruit was kept since she wed in 1878, reflecting personal history and nostalgia.
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Ollie Clause Short
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Fire forces bucket brigade and swift city response
Firefighters from two cities responded after a burst roof and a four inch concrete sink caused a blaze in a building. Doors on the structure blocked greater damage as crews battled the flames and contained the fire to the affected area.
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