Plant A Maintains Lead With Easy Godman League Win
Plant A defeated Plant Five 17 to 6 in the H. C. Godman League. The losers were scoreless in the first half while Plant A led from the opening quarter. Snyder led the winners with six points as the league’s top scorer.
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League Leaders In Preliminary Glassco Godman Matchup
Glassco leaders Lancaster Glass and Plant A from Godman League clash in a Friday prelim for Columbus Academy St Marys. Plant wins again. Konkler tops score with nine. Odece Win Opener: Godman girls fall 30 to 11 as Kruckenberg leads with fourteen points.
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Cigs Distreat
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Bert Rubi To Meet Ray Carpenter At Lancaster Friday Night
Lancaster High expected to draw the season’s largest crowd tonight as Lancaster High hosts St Marys in a key basketball showdown at the high school gym. A prior Alumni contest opens the program at 7 with the varsity game to follow at 8.
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Indians acquire Blaeholder as pitcher and coach
The Cleveland Indians announced the purchase of George Blaeholder from the Philadelphia Athletics for 750 dollars. Blaeholder is expected to serve mainly as a pitching coach for young pitchers and as a relief pitcher.
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Hot Stove League Notes Hint at Player Movements and Ailments
Scattered notes list players voicing discontent with contracts and actions including Arky Vaught Sam West Louis Brown Sicklestein and Van Mungo. Hank Greenberg Luke Appling and Freddy Fitzsimmons tied to ailment and sales. Cincinnati roster illness and White Sox calls for fortifying the club amid season chatter.
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Michigan Dominates Chicago 45 to 22 in Big Ten Clash
Michigan cemented a first division lead in the Big Ten by routing Chicago 45 22. The Maroons missed most of their field goals, scoring only three baskets as Bill Haarlow added 15 points with two baskets and six free throws.
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Trautman Honored At Dinner In Fostoria
A testimonial dinner will be held in Fostoria on February 5 to honor George M. Trautman newly elected president of the American Association Trautman previously coached the Fostoria team and will attend the event with local officials and supporters.
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Duck Pin League Bowling Scores Cold Night Attendance Drops
The Duck Pin League at L A C alleys faced low attendance as teams fielded incomplete lineups. Stars Stanhagen and Behrens led with high games and totals while Behrens Insurance and other squads posted strong totals despite missing players. A Knights and Eagles win kept the standings tight amid last game margins. A Trautman testimonial and Fan's Night mark Fostoria’s baseball league entry.
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Ray Carpenter to Face Bert Rubi in Fraternal Eagles Show
In Sherman Armory Lancaster wrestler Ray Carpenter meets Bert Rubi the Magyar Hercules after Rubi clashes with The Great Mephisto in Columbus for the light heavyweight title. Harland Harold Buresh’s Australian brother meets Joe Hacken Schmidt in the semi final as tickets from last week can be exchanged or refunded.
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Fred Perry Forced From Tennis After Back Injury
London born star Fred Perry may never play tennis again after a recurrence of an old back injury. Ellsworth Vines, former Davis Cup player, said Perry cannot compete for months and perhaps never again, according to sources in England.
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North Countries Favored To Win Olympic Skiing Events
North countries Sweden Norway and Finland loom as favorites in four ski events at Garmisch Partenkirchen as 31 American skiers train for February competition. Notable stars include Durrance Ottar Satre and Casper Olnoen with jumping records held by Norways Ruud.
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Boxing boom spawns challengers as Louis rests
With Joe Louis idle, champions across divisions move to capitalize this year. Bantam to heavyweight titleholders prepare exhibitions and tuneups, while threats from Barney Ross to Tony Canzoneri and others loom as promoters push for rich purses before potential title defenses later in 1936.
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