Lancaster High Falls In League Opener At Zanesville
Lancaster High lost the Central Ohio League opener 35 to 22 at Zanesville Lash High. Lancaster reserves lost 27 to 15 in the preliminary. Zanesville center Baker led all scorers with 12 points. Lancaster’s Smith had 8, Baughman 7. Lancaster center Bobe Van Gundy was injured with a facial gash. Ramsey led Lancaster reserves with 8 points in the early game.
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Zanesville
Lancaster High
Zanesville Lash High
Lancaster
Spartans
Baker
Zanesville Center
Smith
Baughman
Bobe van Gundy
Cen Ler
Ramsey
Miller
Newark Wildcats
Manesville
B. Miller
Hostler
Welgett
Weldleman
Erwin
Pricker
Morris
van Gundy
Kilonis Wins Over Schmeling in Record Crowd Wrestling Show
A large Sherman Armory crowd saw John Kilonis defeat Hans Schmeling in two straight falls after a brutal display. The semi finals ended in a draw between Grandovitch and Sexton, with heavyweights delivering a thrilling, mixed-night performance. The event included a family tumbling act by Mr and Mrs King and their eight year old daughter.
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Gentle John
Grandovitch
Frank Sexton
Eaton
Henry Hill
John Kilonis
Hans Schmeling
Sherman Armory
John Grando
Spike” Ashby
Chicago
Clarence King
King
Kings
St Peters Win Flight Title In Lutheran Shuffleboard
In Godman Shoe Building on North Columbus St. St Peter's outscored St Paul's 69 21, 63 48, and 72 56 to win the first night flight title as the Lutheran Shuffleboard League leaders. St Peter's totaled 206 points to St Paul's 139. The second league round begins Monday with Lithopolis at St Peter's and First English Lutheran at St Paul's. A Germany village clock pendulum was stolen. trivia notes claim about 20 cents of electricity in Trash of Lightnin.
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Godman Shoe
North Columbus St
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
Lithopolis
Colored Champs To Play Here Sunday
The New York Renaissance, world champion colored professional basketball team, will visit Lancaster to face Arthur Thomas' squad of former college stars. Tip-off is 3:00 PM at St Mary's gym with Fat Jenkins Tarzan Cooper Eyre Saitch Bill Yancey John Holt and Big Bill Smith on the Renaissance roster. Local lineup includes Bill Hasket Norman Wagner Gene Mechling Red Wilson Max Padlow Howard Stammier and Cookie Cunningham. A 2:00 PM preliminary features the undefeated Office and Decorating team of the Glasscn League versus the Red and Whites. Officials Leroy Boyd and Jack Fisher. Admission at popular prices.
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New York
Sport's Most Famous Signal System
New York January 11 recounts Joe Humphreys known as Joe the Beaut as boxing announcer who quelled chaos at ringside with a raised hand and calm voice. His deft crowd control helped preserve contests from riots, and he bridged promoters, fighters, and officials in a turbulent era.
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Harry Grayson
New York
Joseph Edward Humphreys
Joe
Humphreys
Benny Leonard
Frankie Comfrey
Lenox A. G
Leonard
Mick
I& Leonard
Joe Humphreys
Comfrey
Montreal
Carl Tremaine
Sport
Canada
Quebec
Diana
Fistiana
Major League schedules to add drastic travel moves this year
Major League Baseball will shift to a 9 3 4 2 travel plan expanding about 32,000 miles per club. Four visits dominate the schedule replacing the former 4-4-3 layout. Opening day is April 14 with the World Series likely starting October 7.
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New York
Ford Frick
William Harridge
American
Carridge
Frick
Pleasantville sweeps Carroll in doubleheader night
Pleasantville played at home and defeated Carroll in both games. The girls lost 43 to 22 and the boys 42 to 9. Both contests opened with Pleasantville taking an early lead and held on.
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Carroll
Pleasantville
Jaeene
Berne Union Turns In Double Victory Over Stoutsville
Berne Union swept Stoutsville on their home floor winning the girls 26 to 12 and the boys 20 to 19. X Rudolph led the girls with ten points while Woolver led the boys with eight and Creager added seven for the losers. The girls built a decisive lead early, and the boys rallied to close a tight game, with the third quarter tying the score at 14-all.
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Berne Union
Stoutsville
X. Rudolph
Courtright Jed
Woolever
Creager
Boyer
Snider
Berry
Pleasantville
G. F
Cooney
SoWenbarger
Holcomb
Woolshire
Hoffman
Ivser
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Bremen
Rushville
Connor
Ruff
Huitherford
Cotterman
Tschappat
Hufford
If . Seifert
M. Hubbard
Young
Lg. Merckle
Pa Johnston
Eatin Ree
Morrow
Rf Cotterman
E. Morrow
Ehicnasinemege
Pert
Shuping
Griffith
Stallsmith
Keltey
Rf Connor
Lg Dennis
Rg Robinson
Rf Bechdel
If. Leckrone
Roters
Pe Ruff
Wharton
Snyder
Antestpenetereee Taylor
No Salary Cuts for New York Giants in season
The Giants mailed 35 contracts and informed players no salary cuts would occur next season. Owner Charles A. Stoneham reportedly settled figures from last season, with players offered either a raise or the same salary as before. Umpire and scoring notes accompany the report from New York.
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NEW York Giants
Pleasantville
G. F
Detwiler
Kemmer
Ed Berry
George
Bisz
New York
Eee
Treernis
Carrol
Charles A. Stoneham
Lehman
Boyer
Schlotterbeck
Saint Marys Wins Close Battle Over Canal Winchester
Lancaster St Marys nudged Canal Winchester 28 21 in Franklin County. Webb led Saint Marys with 11 points, Charles added 8, while Wessel Sullivan and Thimmel fouled out. Canal Winchester had 9 made free throws to Saint Marys 3 as the Saints held off late pressure for their first win of the season. Next Friday they travel to Chillicothe for a return with the Vikings.
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Lancaster St. Mary's Bucket Brigade
Canal Winchester
Franklin Countians
Wessel and Sullivan
Thimmel
Franklinites
Saints
Jugar
Webb
N. Abbott
Sullivan
Hepler
Carney
F.G. F
Hoy
Hartman
Bal
Conkle
Ig Wee
TE Wa
Rosenthal
Kramer
High School Cage Scores Across Columbus Area
Scoring results show Columbus North 20 over Columbus East 19 in a close game while Columbus South 26 edged Columbus Aquinas 23 in overtime. Other matchups include Central 37 over West 33 and St Charles 24 over Somerset Holy Trinity 16 with Newark 22 over Cambridge 13 and Marietta 35 over Athens 23.
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Columbus North
Columbus East
Columbus South
Columbus Aquinas
Columbus Central
Columbus West
Columbus Upperlington
Hilliards
Columbus St. Charles
Somerset Holy Trinity
Newark
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Marietta
Athens
Ashville
Walnut Township
Chillicothe
Hillsboro
London
Nelsonville
Zanesville
Lancaster
Lancaster St
Wesleyan Gridders Schedule 1935 Football Plan
Ohio Wesleyan's 1935 football schedule was approved by the athletic board. The slate includes games against Xavier, Pittsburgh, Dayton, Western Reserve, Marshall, Miami, Cincinnati, Ohio U, Rutgers, and others with locations listed in Ohio and New Jersey.
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Jan
Ohio Wesleyan
Athletic Board
Mavier University
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Xavier
Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Miam
Cincinnati
Ohio U
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Thurston and L A In An Even Break
Thurston boys led by Leiinaker beat Liberty Union 22 to 9 on the Liberty Union floor. Liberty Union girls edged Thurston 16 to 13 after a hard fought contest. Box scores were unavailable for Earlham at Richmond Defiance at Defiance and Penn at Allegheny at Meadville. Mount Union beat Akron 4 to 4 while Marietta defeated Case 48 to ah. Other scores: Wittenberg 48 Wooster 35 Kenyon 41 Hiram 22 Otterbein 39 Bowling Green 18 Ashland 42 Ohio Northern 34 Bluffton 32 Wilmington 25.
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Liberty Union
Thurston Boys
Leiinaker
Earlham
Richmond
Ind
Toledo St. Johns
Defiance
Penn
Allegheny
Menadville
Mount Union
Ohio
Universiy
Akron
Marietta
Case
Wittenberg
Millersport Tops Amanda in Boys and Girls Games
Millersport teams extended their win streaks over Amanda in a doubleheader at the Millersport gym. The boys won 42 to Mb while the girls triumphed 37 to 15, with Grimes scoring 19 for Millersport girls and Restorer leading the boys with 14 points. Amanda’s McDonald and J. Ritchie led their teams in scoring.
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Millersport
Amanda
Restorer
McDonald
Grimes
Ritchie
G. F
M. Parcels
Rickstts
Tewksbury
Zollinger
Wilson
G Yingling
M Ritchie
Big Leaguers to Stage Tournament in Sarasota
In Sarasota Florida on January 11, PCA president George R Jacobus announced a three day national tournament for major and minor league players to be held February 1 through 3. Entered stars include Dizzy Dean Paul Waner Mickey Cochrane Paul Derringer Lloyd Brown Helio Man ush Willis Huélin John Cooney and Garland Brayton.
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Pla
George R Jacobus
PCA
Jacoburaia
Toev
Dizzy Dean
Paul Waner
Mickey Cochrane
Paul Derringer
Linyd Brown
Heloie Manush
Willis Huélin
John Cooney
I Garland Brayton
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