Local St Mary's Lancaster High clash draws big crowd expected
Tomorrow night at Lancaster High School gym the St Marys and Lancaster High meet in a two game series toss up contest. St Marys has two wins in eight starts while Lancaster is one win in seven. Alumni teams precede the varsity at 7 00 with officials Pfeiffer and Hagely handling the main game at eight.
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Dutch” Pfeiffer
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Central Ohio
U S Bob Sled Team Heads to German Course for Olympic Run
U S bobbers led by Fiske and Stevens depart for Garmisch Partenkirchen February 6 to 17 as in 1932. Cast includes Eagan Gray and O Brien with alternates, facing a 5249 foot course with 16 curves and speeds near 60 mph. Swiss German Romanian teams expected strong, course designed by Zentzy teki to mirror Lake Placid styling with tight loops and ice packed turns.
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Keene Valley
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New York
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Robert Martin
Francis Tyler
Lake George
Branchville
N. J
Family Night in Godman League Draws Lancaster Crowd
Tonight at Lancaster High School gym the H C Godman basketball league hosts Family Night with free admission for company employees and families. The program opens with girls’ games, then Plant A faces Plant 3 in the 8 pm opener while Plant 4 battles 2-0 at 9 pm. Seats limited. arrive early for best seating.
Lancaster High Loses to Coshocton in Saturday Night Clash
Lancaster High basketball fell 42 to 24 to Coshocton, as Coshocton led 18 to 0 after one quarter and 30 to 14 at halftime. Homner and Wood led Coshocton with 17 and 14 points while Van Gundy topped Lancaster with nine. Reserves also lost 40 to 22. Lancaster next meets St Marys, then Cambridge.
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Ruff
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St.Marys
Cambridge
WCK Pin League Schedule For Tonight GF
WCK pins league action set for tonight at GF with six games on the board. Teams compete for top positions as early results determine standings.
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WCK
Postponed Games To Be Played This Week
The Millersport as Bremen double header will be played in Bremen gym Tuesday evening if weather permits. Bremen and Millersport girls are undefeated and lead the league with Berne Union. Millersport boys also undefeated, faces third place Bremen. Reshville at Carrollgemen set for Wednesday. Stouteville at Liberty Union likely not played as Liberty Union has two games scheduled. Liberty plays Rushville Friday and hosts Groveport Saturday.
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Glassco League Games Set For Thursday Night In Lancaster
Glassco League play shifts to Thursday with all ten teams in action. Local games feature Office and Decorating versus Shipping and Stock, tied for second. Leading scorers Mark Abbott and Jack Beach vie for top spot as Odeo Onceup highlights the list. Canal Winchester meets the Tumblers while Bremen hosts the Mold Shop, which seeks its first win of the season.
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Lancaster
Odeo
Mark Abbott
Jack Beach
Winchester
Eix
Bremen
Games This Week In Girls' League
Two matches are scheduled in the Glassco girls league this week. Wednesday evening the Liver and Office and Decorating girls meet at the South School gymnasium, and Thursday evening Winchester travels to Bremen for an away game.
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Soewth School
Gymneaatum
Winchester
Bremen
Shipping Stock Team Leads as Nine O Clock Event Opens
Scoring honors spotlight three members of the Shipping Stock team among ten leading performers. The event begins promptly at nine o'clock with a game featuring undefeated Lancaster Giese against fifth place contender.
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Lancaster Giese
Jesse Owens Earns Three All America Track Spots
New York January 27 Jesse Owens Ohio State star earned three places on the All America track and field team with selection by Dan Ferris secretary of the A A U for the 300 meter dash 2700 meter hurdles and broad jump on the national squad.
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Boaid |Tras Athletic Almanac
Fairfield Court Sends Team Back After Rest
Fairfield basketball team returns to action Thursday evening in Liberty Union gym to face the Coshocton Andy Restaurant quintet. Fairfield has one loss all season, to Glassco League’s Office and Decorating. Coshocton has eight straight wins as Iwin City Merchants meet Lancaster Brown Bombers in the prelim.
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Liberty Union
Faircos
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Iwin City Merchants
Lancaster Brown Bombers
Dolly Stark Resigns From Umpiring Staff
New York January 27 Dolly Stark resigns from the National League umpires staff amid reports he may leave baseball entirely. He may become business manager for the Brooklyn Dodgers, a post last held by Bob Quinn now with the Boston Braves. Stark also coaches Dartmouth basketball in the winter.
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Heidelberg Stars to Quit School
Tiffin Jan 27 Bob Rider of Tiffin and Bob Heaver of Youngstown, sophomores on Heidelberg College's 1935 football squad, will withdraw at the end of the term. Rider plans forestry studies while Heaver will enroll in an osteopathic school.
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Heidelberg
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Rider
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Bearcats Pioneers Lead Ohio and Buckeye Standings
Marietta remains undefeated with a 53 32 win over Wittenberg and a 277 point six game total, solidifying first in the Ohio Conference under coach Frank L Hayes. Cincinnati defeated Chile 34 29 and heads toward Feb 5 conference return, while Mount Union and Wittenberg also vie for the top spots.
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Marietta
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
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Lutherans
Frank L. Hayes
Pioneers
Ohio State Finds No Eligibility Violations From State Jobs
Major John L. Griffith released a six page report confirming Ohio State athletes held state jobs on their own initiative. Workers were paid 40 cents an hour to $6 per day, with 13 football players averaging $428 for the period November 1, 1934 to November 1, 1935. The findings support no eligibility issues and align with conference opinions.
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West
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Big Ten
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Clarence D. Lau=lin
Ohio State Athletic Board
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Davey
Pleasantville Sweeps Pickerington In Weekend League Games
Pleasantville won both ends of a double header with 21 to 19 for the boys and 20 to 14 for the girls against Pickerington. Other league games were postponed due to cold weather. Box scores for the Pleasantville Pickerington games were not available.
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Gazette Wonders Win Capets Triumph at Armory Floor
Gazette Wonders defeated North and Flesh 43 to 3 on the Armory floor. Brown led scoring with 17 points for the winners while F. Wright added 10 for the losers in a lopsided afternoon game.
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Armory
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