St Marys Lancaster Defeat Logan In Night Game
Large crowd expected at St Marys Lancaster after a home victory over Logan last night. U S speed and figure skating squads face tough odds in the 1936 Winter Games as NEA reports from Garmisch Partenkirchen. The article notes Americans compete in time trials with Eddie Schroeder leading the speed skating team among others.
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Lancaster
St Mary’s
Logan
St. Mary’s
U. S
Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
B. C
Zeus
Uncle Sam
Lake Placid
Canada
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Sonja Henie
Karl Schaefer
Austria
United States
Sam
Eddie Schroeder
Leo Freisinger
Chicago
Robert Peterson
Delbert Lamb
Milwaukee
Ailan
America
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Allan W. Potts
Brooklyn
Robert Peterton
Foreign ace stops in all previous fancy exhibits
The article notes Norway and the United States as front runners in speed skating with Ballangrud Evensen Stiepl Wazulek and Mathiesen among the top contenders. It highlights Potts Schroeder and Vinson Lee as American hopes in speed and figure skating, while listing a strong European field and several American veterans.
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Ballangrud
Evensen
Stiepl
Wazulek
Mathiesen
Potts
Schroeder
Uncle Sam
America
Maricel Y. Vinson
Boston
Robin Lee
St. Paul
Saints post second win of the season on close Lancaster win
Lancaster St Mary's basketball team earned their second win of the season by edging Logan 22 to 21 on the home floor. Abbott and Weab plus Sullivan led the Saints in a tight finish, after leading early then holding a slim margin through the third. St Mary’s 8th graders fell 22 to 20 to Smith Road Columbus, coach Glide Vorts’ squad. Next week St Mary’s plays Lancaster High Tuesday and Columbus Academy Friday, with the Lancaster game billed for Led So Ryn and Academy fame.
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Lancaster
St. Mary's Basketeers
Mary
Logan
Saints
Abbott
Weab
Sullivan
Cole
St.Mary's
Smith Road
Goluniius
Columbus
Glide” Vorts
Lancaster’ High
St. Mary's
Lancaster High
Columbus Academy
So Ryn
Acadieh Fame
St. Mary
Family Night In Godman League at Lancaster High Gym
Monday evening features Family Night in the H C Godman League at Lancaster High School gym. Special tickets are offered to all Godman Co employees for their families. An exhibition pits Office and Decorating Girls against Plant 4 C Godman lassies at 7 pm, followed by Plant A versus Plant 5 at 8 pm and Plant 4 versus Plants 2 0 at 9 pm with prior season results noted.
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H. C. Godman
Lantcaster High School
Bona Fide
Godman Co
Athletic Association
Godman Lassies
Plant A
Plant 5
Plant 4
Wil
Plants
Men of Steel and Blades in 1932 Lake Placid Races
The article contrasts 1932 Lake Placid races under American and European styles. It notes Jack Shea’s dual victories in 5000 and 1500 meters, Irving Jaffe’s wins in 5000 and 10000 meters, and mentions Eadie Hehroeder’s Oslo invitation and technical training under Olympic coach Bill Taylor, highlighting American skaters’ inexperience with the European format.
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Lake Placid
Jack Shea
Irving Jaffe
Eadie Hehroeder
Oslo
Bill Taylor
Norway
Wittenberg Hopes Shattered Friday
Wittenberg college sees title chances fade after a 53 to 32 loss to Marietta in Columbus. Marietta led 21-? early and never relinquished control as Ohio Conference play continued with Mount Union beating Otterbein and Bowling Green edging Ohio Northern.
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Columbus
Wittenberg College
Tito
Ohio
Lutherans
New Concord
Muskingwn
Otterbeing
Wittenberg
Marietta College
Frank I. Hayes
Smooth
Marietta
Sommia
Mount Union
Otterbein
Bowling Green
Ohio Norther
Kenyon Capital
Wooster
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Denison
Rat Granville
John’ Carroll
Ashland
Marshall Wells to Get Yale Position
New Haven Conn Jan 25 Marshall Wells Iowa State College football coach and ex Minnesota grid star was considered certain to be Yale varsity line coach to replace Denny Myers who resigned earlier this month Athletic Director Melcolm Fermer called Wells the foremost candidate and said an announcement would be made soon The University Athletic Association admitted the job had been offered and Wells would decide within days whether to accept
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New Haven
Conn
Marshall Wells
Iowa State
Minnesota Grid
Yale
Denny Myers
Melcolm Fermeer
Wells
University Athletic Association
Fermer
Big leaguer plans for future after baseball
Sam West, veteran outfielder of the American Baseball League, plans for life after pro ball. He owns an improved farm in Haskell County, Texas, and expects to keep playing as long as possible. West returned unsigned to Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Browns manager, with a 1936 salary offer unchanged from last year.
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Lubbock
Tex
Sam West
American ‘Baseball League
New York Fight Is A Financial Flop
New York boxing at Madison Square Garden sinks further as a January show draws only 2,300 paid and $6,520 in receipts, failing to cover rent and overhead. Small clubs outpace the Garden with sellouts and profits, while commissions weigh Friday fights removal to curb losses.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Walter Neusel
Tex
Mike Jacobs
New York State Athletic Commission
Ray Miller
Jiminy
St. Nicholas Arena
Lew Ambers
Tony Herrera
Broadway Arena
Tony
Boxing Night at Garden Ends With Close Betting Dramas
Gorge Brescia of Argentina edged Frankie Cornnelly of Boston in a six round pro bout at the Garden. Andrew Lenglet, the French import, defeated Hans Birkle of Berkeley in a heavyweight clash but showed the European fighter as mostly a two round dud with limited action.
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Garden
Gorge Brescia
Frankie Cornnelly
Boston
the Garden
Andrew Lenglet
Hans Birkle
Berkeley
Calif
Nowien
Indiana Idle In Big Ten Tonight
Northwestern and Michigan fight to stay in the Big Ten race as Wisconsin, Illinois, and Purdue also idle or preparing for upcoming contests. Michigan holds third place prospects after two weekend games. Indiana rests until Jan 31 and faces Minnesota Feb 3.
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Indiana
Fhicago
Northswestern
Michigan
Wildcats
Chicago
Evanston
Minnesota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Oho State
George Washington
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Hoosiers
Purdue
Boilermakers
Ghicagro
Maroons
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Indianas
John Gee
Town
Drake
Wisconsin
Butler
Tllmois
Notre Dame
Waner May Miss Pirates Start After Pneumonia
In Oklahoma City on January 25 Lloyd Waner known as Little Poison of the Pittsburgh Pirates may not be able to begin the regular baseball season. Dr Leonard Williams said Waner is doubtful for spring training and may be two weeks to sit up after pneumonia with another month before he can play baseball.
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Oklahoma City
Lloyd Waner
Little Poison
Pittsburgh Pirates
Leonard ©. Williams
Waner
Williams
High School Dance Tied to Basketball Game Plan
In Cleveland on January 25, Shaw High School students promoted a two hour dance after a Scholastic basketball game with Lima Central. Admission to the dance required paying to watch the game, a scheme that reportedly boosted attendance and may spread to other schools as principals survey ways to improve finances for the sport.
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Cleveland
Shaw
Greater
Senate League
Lima Central
McAdams Returns to Wesleyan Campus
Ohio Wesleyan stock rose in the Buckeye Conference after it was announced that Johnny McAdams, Urbana, star forward of last season's Bishops title team, would return to campus Sunday. His deadly shooting and accurate passing were key to the championship.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Johnny McAdams
Urbana
Wold
Pershing Niece Crowned Miss Frontier at Cheyenne Frontier Days
Mary Helen Warren of Leland Stanford University, niece of Gen. John J. Pershing and granddaughter of Wyoming Senator Francis B. Warren, will rule as Miss Frontier in Cheyenne's Frontier Days celebration. Warren, daughter of rancher Fred Warren, represents a prominent Wyoming lineage in the annual event.
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Leland Stanford University
Mary Helen Warren
John J. Pershing
Cheyenne
Wyo
Francis B. Warren
Wyoming
Fred, Warren
Long Awaited Fray At Lancaster High
Lancaster High and St Marys face a tight two game series in Lancaster High gym and St Marys gym. Dutch Pfeiffer and Mike Hagely return as officials for both games. A alumni showcase precedes the match with captains Bullet Joes and Carl Schramme leading their teams. Gate receipts split between schools.
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Lancaster High
Lancaster St. Mary's
Lancaster High School
St. Mary’s
Bullet Joes
St. Mary's
Lancaster
Supreme
Carl Schramme
League Leaders To Play Here Tonight
The Coshocton Redskins, who beat Cambridge 33 to 24, visit Lancaster High in the Central Ohio League. Lancaster sits undefeated in nine, favored to defend the title. A preliminary game of reserve squads precedes the main game at 7:45, followed by the family game at 8 o'clock. The next league game on the local floor is Friday, February 7 with Zanesville visiting.
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Coshocton Redskins
Cambridge
Lancaster High
Yonight
At & Q
Zanesville
Wesleyan Player Transfers West After Brief September Absence
Coach Rey Detrick announced that Wesleyan’s player did not enroll in September and had gone to San Francisco for employment. A telegram from McAdams stated he left San Francisco last Wednesday and would return home this Sunday, closing a short, unsettled period for the team.
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Wesleyan
Tnsnt
San Francisco
Rey Detrick
McAdams
Sean Francisco
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