Glassco League Showdown Tuesday In Lancaster High Gym
Undefeated Shipping and Stock faces Lancaster Glass in a deciding league clash at Lancaster High School gym Tuesday night. The Office and Decorating unit also sit undefeated, while Sluer and Odees seek results in the other boys league games. First game starts seven. remaining matches move to South School Wednesday.
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Lancaster Glass
Siuer Quint
Glassco
Shipping and Stock
Lancaster High School Gymasium
Sluer
Office
Decorating
Canal Winchester
Shippers
East Enders
Mold Shop
Bremen
Paper Box
East End
Moldmakers
EastEnders
Furnace Room
Tumbler
Odees
Sluer Aggregation
Mold and Tumbler
Winchester
Lancaster Glass and Furnace Room
South School
Boxing collapses at Madison Square Garden in New York
Boxing at Madison Square Garden largely canceled as the garden adopts a winter policy of only occasional fights. The feud with the New York State Athletic Commission over the Hank Bath versus Red Burman bout led to Bath and Kearns being denied licenses and the Garden shifting to other attractions. Col. John Kilpatrick denounces the commission, citing obstruction to boxing talent and repeated suspensions. Dempsey’s linkage to Burman adds to the tension in this private feud.
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New York State Athletic Commission
the Garden
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Fort Morgan
Cole
Red" Burman
Baltimore
Bath
Jack Kearns
John Kilpatrick
Boy Scouts
Cleto Locateli
Bobby Pacho
Kilpatrick
Commission
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Chicago
Mississippi River
California
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Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Burman
France
Humphries
Sport
Humphreys
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Anne ‘Morgan
Old Gardens
Ritchie Mitchell
Benny Leonard
Ohio Conference Teams Will Play Ohio Conference Teams Will Play
Ohio Conference members headline a busy schedule with five league games led by Mount Union versus Akron in Alliance. Mount Union seeks lead after two recent wins while Marietta trips Case at Cleveland and other pairings include Bowling Green at Otterbein and Wooster at Wittenberg. Non conference action features Hiram at Kenyon, Wilmington at Bluffton, Youngstown at Grove City, and Fenn at Thiel. Muskingum beat Ashland 46 2% in an earlier league game as West Liberty and Xavier won non conference tilts.
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University of Michigan
Mount Union
Ohio University
Case
Marietta
Cleveland
West Virginia University
John Carrol
Carnegie Tech
Bowling Green
Otterbein
Westerville
Wooster
Wttenberg
Springfield
Ashland
Ohio Northern
Ada
Hiram
Kenyon
Gambier
Wilmington
Bluffton
Youngstown
Grove City
Grove City Pa
Fenn
Thiel
Greenvitle Pa
Muskingum
Ohio
West Liberty CW
Youngstown College
Xavier
Bremen Teams In An Even Break
Bremen girls beat Canal Winchester 26 to 19 as West led scoring with nineteen points and Krumm added eleven for the losers. Bremen boys fell 24 to 19 in a non league game with Vorrence leading the Red and Whites with ten points. Thomas and Van Atta were Bremen’s top scorers on the other side as the recap notes box scores following.
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Canal Winchester
West
Krumm
Red and Whites
Vorrence
Thomas
van Atta
Torrence
Rf. Wolfe
C. Thomas
B Thomas
Vv. Hubbard
Meen Adcock
Ivan Alta
C W. Hubbard
Smith
Miley
Edisher
Dennis
Callahan
Eades
Ridenour
Unklesbay
Vey
Winchester Girt
I Root
Mastin
Becoy
Tage
Judy
Martman
Een Denforth Trinstmrenerin
Nacre
Tris Speaker Named Chairman of Cleveland Boxing Commission
Tris Speaker, famed Cleveland Indians outfielder, was named chairman of the Cleveland Boxing Commission by Mayor Harold H. Burton. The announcement places Speaker at the helm of city boxing oversight, reflecting his prominence in local sports and leadership roles.
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Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Harold H. Burton
Los Angeles Championship Opens in Rain Shower
An international field of 224 golfers teed off at the Los Angeles Club course in light rain as the 72 hole Los Angeles men championship began with a $1,500 first prize.
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Angeles
The Beaut Was A Gay Blade Of The Bowery Tonight
Joe Humphreys, famed boxing announcer known as The Beaut, recalls four decades of ring theatrics in New York and beyond. He highlights major moments with Jack Sharkey, Dempsey, Tunney, Carpentier, and Lindbergh inspired crowds, plus Sullivan’s final bow and a Sherman Armory wrestling card featuring Kilonis versus Schmeling.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Joe Humphries
Jimmy Durante
Humphreys
Joe
McGovern
Dempsey
Leonard
Joe Lynch
Greb
Lynch
Jack Sharkey
West Side
Little Jack Sharkey
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Georges Carpentier
France
Luis Angel Firpo
Gene Tunney
Soldiers Field
Humphrey
Charles A Lindbergh
Lé Bourget
Lindy
le Bourget
Jim Malone
Yankee Stadium
Lindbergh
Paris
Humphries
John” Kilonis
Sherman Armory
Hans Schmeling
Four Year College Team Rule Flayed In Olympic Plan
Bak er University coach Emil S Liston leads protest against a rule forcing four year college teams to play AAU and YMCA squads for Olympic eligibility. The piece notes past Lancaster matchups, semi finals featuring Grandovitch and Sexton, and other college and local league results. It cites coaches from Oklahoma Texas Missouri and Kansas naming Lieutenant to carry protest to Olympic authorities.
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Minatory
Oklahoma
Texas
Musouri
Kansas
Lieten
Stanford to Meet Dartmouth Eleven
Stanford University officials announced approval of a 1937 and 1938 football schedule with Dartmouth College. They also stated Stanford would not be represented in the I, C. 4-A games in the East this year. California and Southern California said they would not send teams to the Eastern meet, instead joining a revival of the Pacific Coast intercollegiates and the NCAA program.
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Stanford University
Cal
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
California
Southern California
Tigers eye third straight title as Cochrane signs Simmons
At Hot Springs Arkansas Detroit executives anticipate a third championship season. Cochrane aims to sign Simmons, former Philadelphia teammate, whom he reportedly paid the White Sox 75000. The atmosphere among officials is upbeat as they await rounds of golf.
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Cochrane
Simmons
Philadelphia
White Sox
Cording
Vice
Hank Hankinson to face King Levinsky in Los Angeles
Lancaster heavyweight Hank Hankinson has been boarded to meet King Levinsky in Los Angeles Tuesday evening.
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Hank Hankinson
Lancaster
King Levinsky
Los Angeles
Grayson to Wed Stanford Coed Amid Bowl Buzz
Bobby Grayson of Stanford seeks a marriage license in Honolulu while his Rose Bowl squadmate Dale Beedle is treated for a nervous breakdown. Grayson plans to wed Christine Williams on January 18 with ten teammates present as they travel with Glenn Warner’s all stars.
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Cal
Staneford University
Vieters
Honolulu
Bobby Grayson
Portland
Ore
Chesl
Christine Willams
Stanford
Grayson
Glenn (Pap) Warner
Dale Beedle
Agnews State Hospital
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Palo Alto
E. W. Mullins
WPA Worker Digs Up Valuable Coin Near McKinley Site
Lisbon Ohio January report says WPA worker O Akers unearthed a 5 gold coin minted nine years ago buried in frozen earth near the old homestead of President McKinley’s grandfather. Coin expert Jixige Lodge Riddle identifies the piece and its potential value to Akers’ wages.
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Lisbon
Columbiana
WPA
O. Akers
William McKinley
Jixige Lodge Riddle
Watts Stays at Baldwin Wallace After Toledo Offer
Baldwin Wallace athletic director and coach Ray Watts rejected an offer to coach at the University of Toledo. Watts, in eight seasons at Baldwin Wallace, secured a five year retention deal after asking for a longer contract. He cited strong ties and friendships as reasons to remain. The Toledo vacancy, left by Jim Nicholson, had an estimated value of 10,000 to 15,000 dollars.
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Berea
Ray Watts
Baldwin-Wallace College
University of Toledo
Baldwin- Wallace
Watts
Toledo
Otterbein College
Baldwin-Wallace
Jim Nicholson
Ohio State Buckeyes Hit Two Road Big Ten Tests
Ohio State's basketball team departed for Iowa City to face the University of Iowa in a Big Ten game tomorrow night. The trip marks the first of two road contests, with Monday's game set against Illinois in Urbana.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Bucks
Harold Olsen
Tlinois
Urbana
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