Attractive Glassco Games Scheduled For This Week
Local Glassco League action resumes tonight with a Canal Winchester double header. Girls feature Suez versus Winchester, while boys match Shipping Stock against Canal Winchester Standard. Highlights include Lancaster Glass vs Tumbler and Bremen opposition as standings tighten.
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Glassco
Lancaster
Newark Wildcats
Canal Winchester
Suez
Winchester Lassies
Winchester
Litzenberger Guides Maerel to 30-1 Juvenile Stakes Victory
In Belmont Park 1935 Juvenile Stakes Litzenberger rode Maerel to a dramatic win at 30 to 1. The Florida bred colt had previously failed to impress in two-year-old races before claiming the Bouquet Stakes and staking his claim in New York.
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Max Riddle
NEA Service
Fridle Litzenberger
Belmont Park
Maeriel
Litzenberger
Maekel
Florida
White Cockade
Flavor
Hollywood
Bouquet
Berrier
Belmont
Macke
New York
Iitle
Canada
Miami
Maemere Farm
Maemel
Eddie
Postage Due
Coldstream
Maryland
Owens Among Best U.S. Olympic Bets
A United Press poll of 185 editors names Jesse Owens as the top U S bet for Berlin 1936 with 98 votes. Eulace Peacock places second, Jack Torrance third, Glenn Cunningham fourth, and Jack Medica lower.
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New York
United States
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Eulace Peacock
Jack Torrance
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Medica
United Press
Owens
Ohio State
Peacock
Temple
Lincoln
Neb
Torrance
Jack Tor Vance
Louisians
Giant
Oslo
Norway
Torrance Ona
Kahees
Los Angeles
Snes
Leaders Hold Fix In Ohio College Basketball Race
Marietta and Cincinnati retained top spots in the Ohio and Buckeye Conferences after a week of reversals. Marietta beat Bowling Green 35–25 and Denison 41–27 to extend five straight conference wins. Cincinnati beat Marshall 41–34 and Ohio U looms as a key test after a string of strong performances.
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Columbus
Marietta
Universty
Cincinnati
Ohio
Buckeye
Mariétra
Pioneers
Bowling Green
Denison
Frank Hayes
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Marshall
Bearcats
Nova to Turn Pro in Four-Round MSG Bout
San Francisco's international amateur heavyweight champion DLou Nova will debut as a professional against Arizona’s Tony Serafino in a four round bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.
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New York
Dlou Nova
San Francisco
Tony Serafino
Arizona
Madison Square Garden
Media Breaks Records and Captures Votes in Tokyo Return
Jeek Medica of U. of Washington emerged as a top contender after breaking multiple Weissmuller marks in the past two years. He placed fifth with 37 votes and is expected to challenge the 400 and 1600 meter freestyle events. In Tokyo last year he clocked 4:46.23 for the 400 meters and 16:02.4 for the 1500 meters.
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Fter
Jeek Medica
U. of Washington
Johnny Weissmaller
Tokyo
Whitlinger Drops Back to Second in Big Ten Race
Chicago January 20 Bill Haar captain forward for Chicago led scoring in the Big Ten after 56 points in four games. Marcon sharpshooter surpassed Warren Whitlinger of Ohio State who had led since the conference season began. Whitlinger scored 11 against Iowa over five games.
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Chicago
Bill Haarlow
Marcon
Michigan
Warren Whitlinger
Oho State
Whitlinger
Iowa
Lancaster
Wildcats
Newark
Haarlow
Ohio
Wild Bill Leads In Open Tourney
Wild Bill Mehitorn of Louisville and Witty Cox of Bethesda faced off in an 8 hole playoff for the 1938 Sacramento Open Championship after a three day 72 hole event.
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Wild Bill
Sacramento
Cal
Wild Bill Mehitorn
Louisville
Profemonal
Witty Cox
Bethesda
Golf Opens with Tight 286 Round Leaders
Hole medal play yesterday produced a deadlock as two players carded 286 to lead a field of 132 amateurs and professionals who teed off in opening rounds Friday.
Columbus Red Birds Acquire New Pitcher
The Columbus Red Birds announced the acquisition of Henry Pippen, a 23 year old right hand pitcher from Houston in the Texas League. Pippen began pro ball in 1932 with Beatrice in the Nebraska State League and later moved to Houston, where he went 10 and 44 last season.
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Columbus
Henry Pippen
Houston
Columbus Red Birds
Pippen
Beatrice
Norwegians Defeat U S in Pre Olympic Skating Meet
The Norwegian Olympic skating team defeated the United States squad in a pre Olympic dual meet held Saturday in Norway. Details of the events suggest strong performances by Norwegian skaters with clear momentum heading into the Games.
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Oblo
Norway
Jen
United States
Suminy
Gazette Wonders Edgeed by West Side A C Five
The Gazette Wonders were edged 20 to 19 by West Side A C Five in the Armory. Collens led with ten points for the winners, followed by Brown and Kline with six each for the Gazette.
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Gazette
A. C
Armory
Collens
Brown
Kline
Yenrick
Freese
Hedge
Tobin
Hummell
B. Perigo
3. Bradford
Karcher
L. Perigo
B. Bradford
Lou Brouillard to Meet Marcel Thil Tonight in Paris Bout
Lou Brouillard the American southpaw and former welter and middleweight champion faces Marcel Thil the world middleweight king in a 15 round title fight at the Palais Dex Sports in Paris this night. Brouillard seeks the crown while Thil defends his IBF recognition in a highly awaited match.
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Paris
Lou Brouillard
Marcel Thil
France
International Boxing Federation
Palais Dex Sports
Local Grapplers Carded This Week
Ray Carpenter of Lancaster signs to wrestle Eddie Malone in Sherman Armory in a two falls match with a 90 minute limit. Semi final features Eddie Pope of Virginia against Bob Blake of Columbus. Also Cotton Eaton of Lancaster to face Bob Brown, 180 pounds, from Butte Montana.
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Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Eddie Malone
Irichman
Sherman Armory
Ernest Gross
Eddie Pope
Virginia
Gaips
Bob Blake
Columbus
Carpenter
Cotton Eaton
Duck Pin League Bowling Night Matchups
Bowling contests in the Duck Pin League are slated for tonight at the L A alleys with 7:00 PM K of P versus Behrens Insurance and American Legion versus Gazette Pro. At 9:00 PM C versus Seagram's Five and of C versus Kiwants.
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L. A
Seagram
Kiwants
Wildcats Defeat Lancaster Locals 31 to 19 in Central Ohio League
Newark Wildcats upset Lancaster High 31 to 19 at home in the Central Ohio League contest. Harrison led Newark with nine points as Lancaster, hampered by fouls, saw Fricker and Van Gundy lead Lancaster with six each. Reserve match ended 8 to 16 with Mercer and Grunditsch tied eight. Lancaster hosts Chillicothe Vikings next.
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Lancaster High
Basketeers
Newark Wildcats
Lancaster
Uridil
Gail Baughman
Bob Smith
Harrison
Reinbold
Stegle
Fricker
Vikings
Yeading Coshotton Braves
Newark and Wooster
Godman League Games Tonight at Lancaster High
The four Godman League teams resume play in Lancaster High gym tonight. Plant A quintet faces cellar occupants Plants 2 C and E at 8:00 p.m. A girls game precedes at 7:00 p.m. Plant 5 meets Plant 4 in the nine o'clock contest.
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Godman
Lancaster High Gymnaslum
Plant
Plants 2
Plants + & C
Purdue Seeks Top Spot in Big Ten Play
Purdue aims for sole lead in the Big Ten as Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Northwestern and Minnesota chase in a crowded race. Michigan routed Chicago 51 33 behind sophomore Johnny Townsend while Wisconsin hosts Indiana and Northwestern defeats Minnesota 45 84.
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Purdue
Gehrig Ready to Sacrifice Record for Yankees Pennant
Lou Gehrig said he would retire from the lineup if manager Joe McCarthy believed it best for the Yankees pennant hopes. The first baseman has appeared in 1,653 games over 11 seasons and has kept his consecutive games streak through harsh conditions.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
United Press Today
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Keey
Genrig
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Paper Box Crew
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