Retzlaff Shrugged Off In Louis Victory At Chicago
Joe Louis kept his title path intact by stoppin Charley Retzlaff in 1 minute 7 seconds after a rough start. The bout drew about 67 500 spectators paying roughly 67 500 in gate while Louis eyed a Detroit defense before Schmeling and a possible Braddock clash. Louis dominated despite questions on his condition as Retzlaff pressed early in Chicago Stadium.
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Chicago
Charley Retzlaff
Joe Louis
North Dakota
Louis
Max Schoseling
Jimmy Braddock
Retzlaff
Joe
Detroit
Iasu Hight
Kaye
Che
Hone
Charley
Rowet
Max Schmelting
Plan For Quail Shooting Proposed In Ohio
Conservation Commission official Lawrence Wooddell told the Izaak Walton League in Columbus that a plan for controlled bobwhite shooting would be submitted to the 1937 General Assembly. The plan limits hunting to designated areas, restricts the number of hunters and bag limits, and seeks land holdings 1000 acres or larger with landowner consent for a game survey. Quail will be fed and protected elsewhere, with take limited on shooting grounds to prevent overhunting. harvest will halt after a set quota.
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Ohio
Conservation Commission
Lawrence Wooddell
Izaak Walton
Wooddell
Hoosiers Meet Minnesota After Large Big Ten Night
Indiana, tied for first with Purdue, hosts Minnesota as four Big Ten games tip off. Ohio State plays Iowa in Columbus, Chicago faces Michigan at Ann Arbor, and Northwestern visits Illinois in Champaign while Purdue rests for exams.
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Chicago
Indiana
Hoosiers
Minnesota
Purdue
Towa
Ohio State Etroine
Io Wa
Ohio State
Columbus
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Northwestern
Illinois
Champaign
Wild Bill Melhorn Leads Tournament
Wild Bill Melhorn of Louisville led a field of 122 golfers in the second 18 hole round of the $3,000 open tournament in Sacramento California. Windy stiff winds challenged the players as Melhorn shot 71, one stroke under par, to pace the event after yesterday’s opening round.
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Bacramento
Cal
Wild Bill Melhorn
Louisville
Horn
Jin
Victorian's Nose Victory In Preakness
NEA Service Turf Writer Max Biddle reports Sonny Workman found his biggest thrill guiding Victorian to a nose win over Toro in the 1928 Preakness at Pimlico. Victorian, an untested 8-year-old, led as a sprinter from the start and faced a late challenge from a fresh closer, with $60,000 at stake—the richest purse in Preakness history.
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Raymond
Sonny) Workman
Victorian
Toro
Pimlico
Workman
Broomstock II
Harry Payne Whitney
Pay Off at Pimlico Forces Dramatic Horse Finish
Workman guiding Victorian to a final surge over Toro in a mile and three sixteenths race, pressing the early leader to the wire. Toro led much of the way before Victorian edged ahead in the last stride to win in 2 00 1 5 as Eddie Litzenberger rode Maerlel home at 30 to 1.
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Workman
Victorian
Toro
Whiskery
Peveryone
Ambrose
Toto
Thoroughbred
Hetl
Hand Workman
America
Eddie Litzenberger
Maerlel
Mt Blancher High Girls Soar Past Arlington 78 0
Mt Blancher High School girls basketball team dominates Arlington in a two game night doubleheader winning 78 to 0. Jen lead scorer noted for sharp shooting and aggressive defense.
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Findlay
Mt. Blancherg High School
Arington
Chief Sunoco Wins Rough Match Over Allaire
The Indian Sunoco dominated the Canadian Allaire in a brutal bout. After a first fall in twenty two minutes Sunoco refused a five minute grace, then slammed Allaire to the mat for a decisive finish. Allaire suffered a dislocated hip and left for Columbus after Lancaster.
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Sunoco
Allaire
Lancaster
Columbus
Jack Thomas
Ivan Vakturoff
Happy Houser
Pickerston
Houser
Angelo Martini
Women’s Bowling Tournament Opens in Dayton
Dayton Quebec January opening marks the fifth annual state women’s bowling tourney with 325 singles players, 79 five-woman teams, and 116 doubles teams. Competitors are divided into Class B and Class A by averages, with top class B singles rank noted and preliminary firing held last night by 16 Ohio teams.
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Dayton
Averag
Wooster
Allege
Stoutsville Sweeps Carroll in Doubleheader at Home
Stoutsville won both ends of a doubleheader against Carroll on its home floor. The girls prevailed 22 to 13 with O Harra and Boyer tied for top scoring on eight points for the teams. In the boys game Stoutsville won 24 to 8 led by B Fausnaugh with eight points while Schmidt led Carroll with eight.
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Stoutsville
Carroll
O’harra
Boyer
Amece B. Fausnaugh
Schmidt
Bremen Sweeps Amanda Girls And Boys In Doubleheader
On Amanda floor last evening Bremen swept both ends of a doubleheader. The Bremen girls won 31 to 18 led by Haiford with six field goals and ten points for Shaeffer on the Losers side. In the boys game Bremen prevailed 46 to 17 with Dennis scoring eleven and Connor and Hufford adding ten each as top scorers.
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Amanda
Bremen
Haiford
Shaeffer
Dennis
Connor
Hufford
G. FP. Pta
Tsachappat
St Marys Reserves Top South In Gym Contest
St Marys reserves defeated South School in a lone afternoon game at St Marys gymnasium. Rebb led with six points, followed by Beam er with five. Acton scored all three of the losers points. Winners: Reamer Hill Houwseworth Fagari Rebb Adams Van Auken Schorr Murphy. Losers: Allison Tiller Acton Schoo Welch Savage Dunn Willis.
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St Marys
Afernoon
South School
St. Mary’s Gymnnasium
Rebb
Beamer
Acton
Reamer
Hill
Houwseworth
Fagari
Adams
van Auken
Schorr
Murphys
Allison
Till
Central Ohio League Game Here Tonight
The first Central Ohio League game of the season features Newark Wildcats visiting Lancaster High School. Newark lost 23 to 18 to Coshocton last night. A preliminary game between reserves starts at 6 45 with the varsity matchup at 8 O clock.
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Lancaster High Gymnasium
Newark Wildcats
Newark
Coshocton
Yankees Shorten Odds After 1936 Trade Moves
New York Yankees see pennant chances improve after acquiring outfielder Ror Johnson and pitcher Irving Hadley from Washington. Johnson should thrive at Yankee Stadium's short left field fence, while Hadley, a veteran of 10 seasons, replaces no player in their 1936 plans. Jesse Hill and Jimmy Deshong are sent to the Senators in an even swap.
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New York
New York Yankees
Ror Johnson
Irving
Bump) Hadley
Washington
Johnson
Yankee Stadium
Bom
Bard
Hadley
Yankees
Jesse Hill
Jimmy Deshong
Senators
Nevers Named Coach at Lafayette College
Former Stanford All American back Ernie Nevers is appointed head football coach at Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania, succeeding Herb McCracken. Nevers, last three years backfield coach at Stanford, takes over as director Henry W. Clark announces. Bobby Grayson was mentioned as a potential successor.
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Easton
Ernie Nevers
Stanford University
LaFayette College
Henry W. Clark
Nevers
G. Herber
Herb) McCracken
Bobby ‘Grayson
Stanford
Saints Fall 38 to 8 as Chillicothe Dominates On Road
Chillicothe Vikings beat Lancaster St Marys 38 to 8 on the Saints home floor. The visitors led 17 to 4 after the first period and 29 to 7 after three quarters, with Cox scoring 12 and Strausbaugh 8 for Chillicothe while Charles Wessel Webb and Pat Sullivan led St Marys with 2 points each. The Saints showed a brief rally in the second quarter before the visitors stretched their lead again. The teams meet Logan next, after two weeks on the road.
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Lancaster St. Mary's Basketeers
Chillicothe Vikings
Vikings
Saints
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Cox
Jim Strausbaugh
St. Mary's
Charles
Wessel
Webb
Pat Sullivan
Gloor
Logan
Begley
Rf Jones
If Cook
C Cox
Strausbaugh
Sommers
Pleasantville Battles End In Double Fights On Court
Two tight games on Pleasantville floor last night. girls tie 10 10 with Hughes leading Liberty Union and Hanna adding six for the visitors. In the boys game Pleasantville won 20 18 after overtime as Kemmer led the victors with eight points and Roley paced Liberty Union with nine.
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Pleasantville
Liberty Union
Liberty
Hughes
Hanna
Roley
Kemmer
Pleasanville
G. F
Holcomb
Detwiler
Swinehart
K. A
Snider
Cy Biszlo
Knecht
Liberty Aron
Mason
Wwe
Wills
Bacher
C; Hamilton
Ig. Smith
Pleasantyile
Sno
Detuiler
Beery
Aia
Biay
George
Liberty Lavan
Reley
Velmiex
Johnson
Warlar
Papis
Reteroo
Boyd Vimpire Coleman
Sco
Pickerlyy
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NEA Service
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Preakness
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Chillicothe Gym
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Ay Turner
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Rt Leitaker
C George
Fenstermaker
Eeerseremne Weaver
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