Lancaster Glass Takes First Place With Wins Over Shipping and Sluer
Lancaster Glass moved into first place in the Glassco League by beating Shipping and Stock 35 to 23 while Sluer downed Office and Decorating 16 to 14 at Lancaster High School. East Enders built a 27 to 17 lead and coasted to victory as Snoke, Sprague, West and Dumn contributed for the winners. Krump led Office-Decorating in the later shoot-off tie with 14 points.
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Lancaster Glass
Glassco
Shipping and Stock
Sluer
Lancaster High School
Tommy Snake
Bizzell
West
Dennison
Sprague
EastEnders
Dumn
Feyenc Snoke
East Enders
Snoke
Dutm
Conrad
George Birgell
Sneke
Joe Dunn
Ghees
Eemeve
Det
Jessue
Finich Winchester
Winchester
Kruckenburg
Lancasterians
Krumm
Burke
Hager
Dumin
Hempleman
C. Sprague
Ral
Foy
Sullivan
Oo West
England
G. F
Brazel
C . Oseevesnatasites
Claar
Outeal
Burton
Rgtee
Big Boy Hankinson Loses Decision to the Kingfish
Lancaster heavyweight Hank Hankinson lost a ten round decision to Kingfish Le vinsky in a Los Angeles bout. Le vinsky, a Chicago heavyweight and former title contender, used strong defense to stifle Hankinson who carried a twelve pound weight advantage at 215 pounds to 203. The victory boosts Le vinsky back into fistic spotlight after knocking out Charley Retzlaff this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Hankinson
Lancaster
Pacific Coast
Kingfish Levinsky
Los Angeles
Vinsky
Chicago
Charley Retzlaff
Hankinson
Five Twin Bills Highlight Fairfield County Cage Play
Five league double headers and one non league contest populate Friday night’s action in Fairfield County high school basketball. Millersport squads, undefeated, sit out with a bye and host Midland High, while Bremen faces Amanda in a pair of girls and boys battles. Berne Union travels to Rushville in a mix of girls undefeated and boys even records, as Carroll heads to Spanel for girls and boys matches. Liberty Union visits Pleasantville as both sides seek wins in a twins bill night.
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Millersport
Midland High
Bremen
Amanda
Amanda Jassies
Amanda Boys
Bernett Rushville
Berne Union
Rushville
Rushville Jagsies
Carroll
Spaeunel
Eveiy
Stoutsville
Carroll Boys
Liberty Union
Antville
Liberty Girls
Pleasantville Lassies
Liberty Union Boys
Pleasantville
L Pet
Thurston
Pickerington
Pet
Louis Figures To Win In The Third
Pickerington and Thurston clash in a fifth league double header with Pickerington girls at one win in five starts and Thurston girls at two wins in six. Thurston boys stand second with five victories and one defeat while Pickerington boys have two wins in five. Carroll hosts Ostrander in a non league game Saturday evening. Standings of both leagues are listed.
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Pickerington
Thurston
Pickerington Girls
Thurston Girls
Thurston Boys
Pickerington Toys
Carroll Boys
Ostrander
Reserve Star Quits Cleveland and Louis Retzlaff Fight Preview
The report notes George Puck Burgwin leaves Western Reserve due to scholastic issues while boxing boss Mike Jacobs expects strong demand for Louis Retzlaff tickets. Louis shows improved timing in workouts and organizers anticipate about 90 000 in receipts as cheap seats move quickly.
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Cleveland
George “Puck” Burgwin
Steubenville High School
Western Reserve
Chicago
Joe Louis
Detroit
Charles Retzlaff
Louis
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Stooges
Carnera
Baer
Retzlaff
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Godfrey Denies Toledo Coaching Interest
Columbus January 15 Ernest R Godfrey Ohio State line coach denied reports he sought the Toledo head football coach and athletic director post He said Toledo authorities have not made overtures nor would he apply for the job He noted February 1 as a target date for selecting a new coach at Toledo and mentioned Glenn Presnell as a possible candidate.
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Columbus
Ernest R. Godfrey
Ohio State
University of Toledo
Ray Watts
Baldwin Wallace
Toledo
Berea
Godfrey
Raymond Wolf
Texas Christian University
Francis A. Schmidt
Glenn Presnell
Detroit Lions
Jinx Pursuing St Louis Team in 1936 Cardinals Outlook
A rookie catcher from Columbus, Brusie OGrodowski, is seen as the Cards’ hope with Bil Delancey ill with pleurisy and in Danville hospital. Cardinals executive Branch Rickey favors developing OGro/dowski, while Delancey’s condition clouds 1936 plans and past injuries to Gelbert and Judy loom as cautions.
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ST. Louis
Columbus
St. Louis Cardinals
Brusie
O’grodowski
Robert F. Hyland
Bil Delancey
Delancey
Danville, St
Danville
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Delaney
Cardinal
O’ Grodowski
American Association
O'Gredowski
Rickey
The
United Press
Bill Delancey
Shortston
Charley Gelbert
Red Birds
Leo Durocher
Cincinnati
Lyle Judy
Springfield
Judy
Frankie Frisch
Louisville
Tilden Troupe Draws Chicago Crowd at Amphitheater
Tilden and his professional company are expected to attract about 8 000 people to the International Amphitheater tonight. Tilden will face Berkley Bell in one of the singles matches.
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Chicago
Tilden
International Amphitheater
Berkley Bell
Market Prices Struggle as Investors Weigh Value Stocks
Traders note that price levels at the session show limited motion with some declines. Analysts remark the cheapest issues often move less than stronger names, while demand remains cautious.
Friday Wrestling Show Sets Stage For Semi Final Clash
A potential world heavyweight contender appears Friday at Sherman Armory for the Fraternal Order of Eagles benefit show. Ivan Vakturoff faces Jack Thomas in the semi final as prices stay unchanged for this week’s attraction.
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Dick Allaire
Eagles
Armory
Ivan Vakturoff
Jack Thomas
Order of Eagle
Sherman Armory
Chief Sunoco
Everett Marshal
Columbus
Ohio Harness Officials Impose Indefinite Suspensions
Twelve Ohio harness horse owners and trainers receive suspensions at the opening session of the annual convention of the United Trotting Horse Association. Ten are suspended for racing out of class and two for non payment of entrance fees. Names include T A Hill Jud Acton E Baublitz N A Burger G W Osborne Elmer May Charles Swisshelm Thomas Backus Olin G W Marshall and Earl E Allen’s agent. The suspension announced amid Ohio Fair Managers’ Association meetings in Columbus on January 15.
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Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
T. A. Hill
Sandusky
Jud Acton
Barnesville
E. Baublitz
Wayne
N. A. Burger
Williamsburg
G. W. Osborne
Winchester
Elmer May
Mansfield
Charles Swisshelm
Hillsboro
Thomas Backus
Berea
Co. G. Olin
Middlefield
G. W. Marshall
Creston
Earl E. Allen
Ellwood City
Harry Phillips
Kenton
John Caton
Maple Heights
Upsets Mark Ohio Contests In Buckeye Conference
Columbus reports upset results as Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg stumble in a key Buckeye schedule. Akron beat Baldwin Wallace 40 to 38, Bowling Green toppled Toledo 38 to 23, Capital defeated Findlay 38 to 34, and Ohio University rose to second with a 26 to 3 win over Marshall. Xavier fell 36 to 32 to Kentucky.
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Ashland
Mount Union
Alliance
Fenn
Kent State
Kent
Capital
Otterbein
Westervill
Bluffton
Western Reserve
Cleveland
University of Akron
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio
Toledo
Akron
Bowling Green
University of Toledo
Findlay
Ohio University
Buckeye
Marshall College
Bobcats
Marshall
Xavier
University of Kentucky
Ohio Northern
Pari Mutuel Play Heaviest Last Year
Miami January 15. Pari mutuel turnover totaled 249 800 578 dollars across 14 racing states and New York with taxes of 8 386 255 dollars. Thomas R. Underwood, secretary of the National Association of State Racing Commissioners, presented the report at the association’s opening session.
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Miami
Fia
Thomas R. Underwood
Arkansas
California
Florida
Wansis
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
Onio
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Texas
Washington
New York
Underwood
Virginia
Nebraska
Oregon
Maine
Nevada
New Jersey
Dolly Stark Named the Most Popular Umpire
St Louis Jan 15 Dolly Stark has been named the most popular umpire in the National League for the second straight year. The American League honor went to Bill McGowan. 263 players from every team in both leagues participated in the ballot conducted by Sporting News baseball weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Albert
Dolly” Stark
Bill McGowan
Sporting News Baseball Weekly
Primo Carnera Sails for U S to Fight Joe Louis
Primo Carnera boarded the Conte Di Savota for New York with plans to box Joe Louis and stay in the United States through September. In a separate card, Muhingum beat Kenyon 40 to 23, Thiel defeated Youngstown 34 to 29, and Albion Michigan topped Defiance 33 to 9.
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Genoa
Primo Caranera
New York
Joe Louis
Carnera
United States
Heidelbere
Mukingum
Kenyon
Thiel
Youngstown
Albion
Mich
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St. Mary’s Gymnasium
Bremen High School
Aneaster Glass
Fey
Duma Jong Sre
Snake
Shippers
Bizell
Jose
Siuer
Bern Pox
Jack Reich
Layman
Jack Beach
Mark Abbott
Office and Decorating
Danal Winchester Girls
Winchester Lassies
St. Mary's
Siemen
Paper Box
G.F
If Schell
Lantz
Moore
Ellinger
Krumam
Root
Ant Blamiouth
TBS
C. Hartman
Secoy
Fisher
Big Boy Hankinson
Kingfish
Casey Stengel
Dodger
Cen
Auey Mek Ay
Arlerc
ONS
TRE Clowns
Ferrorw
ST Sous Cardinal Chan Gang
Sacramento
Comiskey
Terry
Fairfield County
Wrest
Wolfe
Tolais
J. Beach
M. Abbott
Jinx
Columbus Red Birds
United Trotting Horse Assosiation
Sunoco
Marshal
Allaire
Paulson's
Mulligan and Daugherty's
L. A
Jerry's
Mast
Jack Toomas
Ivan Vaktur
Bone Tist
Houser
Angelo Maiini
Gazette Carrier Boys
Ernest Cross
Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Cincinnati
University of Dayton
Georgetown
Franklin
Harvard
Wooster
Evansville
Ind
Lutheran
Dolly Stark
U. S
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