Plant A Keeps Lead In Godman League With Win Over Plant 5
Plant A defeated Plant 5 by 20 to 18 at Lancaster High Gym, led by Captain Buddy Snyder with eight points. Plant 4 beat Plant 2 by 22 to 13, Konkler top-scored with six for the winners, and Perry added five. In girls play, Plant 5-2A defeated Plant 4-CG 26 to 3, with Stevens and Beougher tallying ten each.
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Plant A
Lancaster High School
Buddy” Snyder
van Duren
Karcher, Sims
Tobin
Hedges
Plant 4
Plants
Konkler
Perry
Herman
Ebrecht
Godman
Stevens
Beougher
Stepleton
G. F
A .Thomas
Rowland
Highley
Wills
Tipple
Jaynes
Neff
Lake
Gordon
K. Yaroke
van Curen
Shugerts
F. Herman
Binkley
Branon
Bitler
Ray
Plinke
Baumeyer
Seorer
Retzlaff to Fight Louis After Ranch Stay in Chicago
Charley Retzlaff returns from North Dakota to face Joe Louis at Chicago Stadium on January 27 in a scheduled 15 round bout. Promoters expect about 108000 gross from a 7.50 top, as Louis aims for another big payday after recent Madison Square Garden receipts. Retzlaff, a tall hard-hitting heavyweight from Leonard, North Dakota, has built a solid business record over the past two years, including wins over Ace Williams and others in 1934 35, while Louis remains the sport’s top gate puller with heavy public interest in this Chicago showdown.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Chicago
North Dakota
Charley Retzlaff
Joe Louis
Chicago Stadium
Bucks
Louis
Pauline Azcudun
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Retzlaff
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Abe Feldman
Schenectady
Detroit
Retaloff
Leonard
N. D
Charley
Dakota Dynamiter
Lou
Ema
Adolph Winter
Michigan
Rétzlaff
Ace Williams
Roy Ace Clark
Tim Charles
Frankie Edgren
Johnny Ruisko
Jack Roper
Leonard Dixon
Billy F Petrolle
Isadore Gastanaga
Queensboro Stadium
Long Island
Hans Birkle
King Levinsky
Whch
Fetglaff
Der
John
Joe
Baers
Retzlaffs
Otis Thomas
Golden Glove
Thomas
Charley Retzisif Downs Art Lasky and Ettore Drops
Charley Retzisif overwhelmed Art Lasky in two mine heats, sending Lasky out of the limelight while Al Ettore sank to the bottom of the ladder in two. Retzisif also defeated Ford Smith in his final start, as Lasky again failed to go the Amit.
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Art Lasky
al Ettore
Charley
Ford Smith
Lasky
Amit
Retzlaff Vows Bold Attacks in Louis Showdown
Retzlaff, trainer and former contender, vows hard shots and heavy pressure against Louis. He credits renewed focus and a Leonard, Minnesota homestead, with restoring form and confidence. Louis, meanwhile, jokes about a dental chair as his current worry but praises Louis’ rapid improvement and readiness to fight.
Otterbein Opens Season With Big Win Over Franklin
Two former Canal Winchester high school players joined Otterbein College as its season opened with a 67 to 25 victory over Franklin. G. Loucks scored twelve and Fliot eight for Otterbein in the win.
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Canal Winchester High School
Otterbein College
Franklin
G. Loucks
Winchester
Fliot
League game tomorrow features Rushville and Amanda teams
The Rushville and Amanda teams of the County High School league will meet Wednesday evening on Amanda floor. These games were postponed several weeks ago when the Amarin schools were closed.
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Rushville
Amanda
County High School League
Amarin
Leading scorers in Glassco league heat up Lancaster gym
George Bizzell of Shipping and Stock leads Glassco scoring with 44 points in four games, ahead of Mark Abbott of Office and Decorating with 41. Conrad Morris follows with 35, Tiny Morris 25, and Snake of Lancaster Glass 28 as sixteen players have 20+ points. Shipping and Stock show depth. Lancaster Glass defense allows 42 in four. Tonight's games begin at 7 with East End vs Paper Box and continue through 10 with Shipping and Stock. Canal Winchester and Bremen set for Thursday.
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Lancaster Glass, Shipping and Stocksand
Glassco
Lancaster High School
George Bizzell
Shipping and Stock Aggregation
Mark Abbott
Office and
Conrad Morris
Conrad
Conrad, Another Shipping and Stock
Tiny Morris
Mold
Snake
Lancaster Glass
Basaes
Tompht
East End
Sluet
Canal Winchester
Bremen
Errreee
G. Bizell
Abbott
Morris
Dennison
Hubbard
Siughes
Carton
Tayman
Sluer
Beach
Offi
Bager
Fast End
George
Winchester
A. Smith
Burton
Lantz
Furnace
Dunn
Veterans Lose Out Tn Golf Last Year
New York reports 1935 final tournament medal averages show only one veteran in the year’s top ten. Paul Runyan of White Plains tops the list with 12.28 strokes per 18 holes across 88 rounds, after winning the PGA title in 1934 and high winter circuit earnings. Ky Laffoon of Chicago, who won the Argonaut Open, places sixth.
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Runyay
Gults
Henry Picard
Cooper
Horton Smith
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
New York
Flaming Youth
Runyans
Picards
Revoltas
Fof Golf
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Professional Golfers’ Association
Runyan
Moat Money
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Laffoon
Gates resigns from Ohio Racing Commission
George Gates of Massillon, secretary of the Ohio Racing Commission since pari mutuel betting was legalized in 1932, resigned today. No reason was given. Mrs. Helen Rickett, a commission bookkeeper, succeeded him temporarily and a permanent successor was expected to be named soon.
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Columbus
George Gates
Massillon
Ohvo Racing Commission
Gates
Helen Rickett
Commission
Ambers Meets Herrera for 19-Round Brooklyn Bout
Lou Ambers of New York, seeking another shot at Tony Cansoneri, is matched with Tony Herrera of Fort Worth, Texas. The 19 round bout is set for January 21 at the Broadway Arena in Brooklyn.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Tony Cansoneri
Tony Herrera
Fort. ‘Worth
Tex
Broadway Arena
Brooklyn
Ranking Teams To Play This Evening
Columbus January 7 Two top ranking Ohio Conference quintets clash tonight in Toledo as the University of Toledo faces the University of Akron in a key Buckeye race opener. The schedule also features Case versus Mount Union and Kent State against Muskingum while Wittenberg and Dayton meet in another conference tilt. Toledo boasts an impressive record, beating Bluffton Ashland and Harvard before a close 33 to 32 loss to Michigan. Akron has played one game, a 44 to 43 defeat by Detroit. Wittenberg has won three of four, trouncing Georgetown Kentucky Franklin and Harvard while losing to Evansville.
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Columbus
Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace
Toledo
University of Toledo
University of Akron
Wittenberg
University of Dayton
Buckeye
Harold Anderson
Bluffton
Ashland
Harvard
University of Michigan
Akron
University of Detroit
Mount Union Jhe Alliance
Kent State
Muskingum
New Concord
Dayton
Miami
Lutherans
Georgetown
Franklin
Ewanswile
Tre
Top Notch Heavy In Local Mat Show
John Grandovitch the 240 pound Russian Lion will meet Frank Sexton in a Friday Sherman Armory semi final two falls to win with a forty five minute limit. Gentle John Kilonis versus Hans Schmeling in main event two falls to win with a 90 minute limit. Eaton to face Spike Ashby in one fall to win thirty minutes opener. Record crowd expected as the Fraternal Order of Eagles shoe fund benefits from proceeds.
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John Grandovitch
Shove
Lion
Frank Sexton
Sherman Armory
Marke
Grapplers
Lancaster
Precdeas
John” Kilonis
Hans
Eaton
Cotton Eaton
Spike
Ashby
Chicago
Spara
Order of Eagle's Shoe Fund
Gold era returns as Ohio loses to Purdue last night
Ohio State fans witnessed a return of the Gold Era as Purdue defeated Ohio State 36 to 27 in Columbus. Bob Hessler and Paul Maluska sparked Purdue with early baskets, while Glen Downey sealed the win in the second half. Warren Whitlinger and Earl Thomas paced the Buckeyes, but Purdue’s Kessler led with 19 points and Downey’s late rally pushed the Boilermakers ahead.
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OHIO
Purdue
Boilermakers
Bob Hessler
Paul Maluska
Bucks
Warren Whitlinger
Earl ‘Thomas
Tippy Dye
Thomas
Whitlinger
Glen Downey
Kessler
Downey
Ward
Lamebert
Dye
New York Giants President Dies in Hot Springs
New York Giants owner Charles A Stoneham dies at Hot Springs Arkansas aged near 60 after a lingering illness. He had led the club for 18 years with partners McGraw and McQuade, overseeing five National League pennants and three World Series titles. Horace Stoneham likely to assume control, with doctors and family at the bedside.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Charles A Stoneham
New York Giants
Stoneham
Horace
W MM. Blackshare
Bush Stoneham
Giants
John T. Bush
John J. McGraw
Francis %. McQuade
McGraw
McQuade
Rushville Hosts Plant A In Godman League Game
Rushville Alumni will host Plant A in the H. C. Godman League on Wednesday night January 18 in the Rushville gymnasium.
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Rushville
H. C. Godman
Three Cubs to Get Increases in 1936
Chicago Cubs manager Charley Grimm and owner P. K. Wrigley discussed 1936 contracts and indicated at least three players will receive raises. Len Warneke, Frank Demaree, and Augie Galan are named as recipients, with many others likely to be offered raises matching 1935 salaries after winning the NL flag.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Y P. K. Wrigley
Len Warneke
Frank Demaree
Augie Galan
Louisville Club to Be Sold This Month
The 1936 ownership of the Louisville club of the American Association will be determined at a meeting this month. George M Trautman announced on his return from Kentucky after attending Col William Knebelkamp's funeral and discussed the club's future with vice president Cap Neal, who is expected to carry out the sale.
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Columbus
Louisville
American Association
George M Trautman
Kentucky
Trautman
William Knebbelkamp
Willim
Cap” Neal
Col Knebelkamp
Neal
Indiana Michigan Purdue Ohio State Wisconsin Chicago Scores
Indiana defeated Michigan 33 27 while Wisconsin led Chicago 38 36 Purdue beat Ohio State 36 27 Evansville trailed DePauw 32 to 2 in a 2A contest.
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Indiana
Michigan
Purdue
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Chicago
Tiloix
Minnesota
Evansville
DePauw
Columbus Open Table Tennis Tournament Set for Jan 25-26
The second annual Columbus Open Table Tennis tournament will be held in Columbus Ohio on January 25 and 26. George Sturgill of Cleveland, a student at Ohio Wesleyan University, is the defending champion.
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Columbus
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