Marys Play At Home As Lancaster High Faces Cambridge
Lancaster High travels to Cambridge for a Central Ohio League basketball doubleheader after Marys plays Columbus Academy at home. Gov Davey Jr. Son joins Cambridge lineup as Lancaster seeks first-half success. pregame Plant A vs Tan ter Gines match primes seven o clock with varsity to follow.
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Cambridge
Lancaster High School
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Governors Son
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Gover
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Tanter Gines
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Cambridge Brownies
Forsythe and
Ballantine
Lancaster
Meargin
Rushville Triumphs in County League Doubleheader
Rushville swept Carroll in a close County League night, winning the girls game 12 to 16 and the boys 35 to 26. Morrow and Cotterman led the girls with nine points apiece. Bachman had six for Carroll. Ruff scored 24 of Rushville’s points in the boys game aided by Taylor and McCandlish. Referee: Ridenour. Umpire: Lehman. NEA Service.
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F. Morrow
Cotterman
Bachman
Ruff
Brown
Shumaker
Gms
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Oh Shaping
C. Johnson
Ig. Shumaker
Te. Carroll
Heislk How
Oeennnen UY
Carrell
F.G. F
Hempleman
Brandt
Glassco League Te Continue in Evening Schedule
Glassco League te continues with seven teams playing tonight at two gyms. Law High School hosts the 9 pm opener as Office Decorating and Shipping clash for second place, while undefeated Glass crew faces Ton. Siner and Paper Box meet in an 8 pm game, Canal Winches and Tumbler cap the night at 10. Bremen hosts a Bremen Canal Winter doubleheader and a Bremen girls game. boys start at 8:30.
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Law High School
Sre- Te Phe
Poue
Office Decorating
Pocaster
Yiay
R Glass Crew
Furnace Room
East Enders
Ween
Siuer
Canal
Mold
Bremen
Bremen Gymnasium
SFICE-DECORATING INS FROM SLUER WIN LEAGUE GAME
In South gymnasium Decorating girls last night edged Jer Lassies 33 to 36 with Burke scoring 19 points to lead the winners while Todhunter led the losers. Canal Winchester Bremen set to play Bremen in a league contest tonight as box score details follow.
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G. F. Bis
Cavalcade to Make First Start Today at Santa Anita
Cavalcade, the 1934 champion three year old, runs first time in over a year in the Sky Chief handicap at Santa Anita Park eight furlongs. He will carry 112 pounds, facing Regardless 100, West Main 108, Scotch Run 107, and Tick On 109 in a prep for the Santa Anita Handicap.
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Arcadia
Cal
Isabel Dodge Sloan
Santa Anita Park
Washington
A. M. Creech
A. C. Peck
Happy Houser Triumphs Over Bob Christie in Zanesville Match
Local pro wrestling card at Zanesville Armory saw Happy Houser debuting as a pro defeat Bob Christie in thirteen minutes using a top body picture move. Other results included Leon Grandevitch besting Dick Alleive, Mak Martin, and Frank Gexton drawing with Wreezled.
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Pickerington
Bob Christe
Zanesville
Hower
Leon Grandevitch
Dick Alleive
Mak Martin
Frank Gexton
Berne Union boys and girls sweep Amanda in home doubleheader
Berne Union dominated both games on their home floor. The girls won 29 to 15, with Walker scoring 16 to lead. EF Yingling added 11 for Amanda. The Berne boys cruised, 39 to 8, as Cooney poured in 12 and Wolshire 8, with Phymer leading Amanda. Box scores follow.
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Berne Union
Amanda
Berne Girls
Walker
EF. Yingling
Berne Boys
Cooney
Wolshire
Phymer
Sullivan Sold to Cleveland Indians From Reds
Billy Sullivan former Notre Dame baseball star and utility infielder was sold by Cincinnati Reds to the Cleveland Indians in a straight cash deal. He had previously played for St Paul and Cincinnati after missing major league status, later attending a highway engineers convention in Cleveland as a stockholder in an elastic asphalt company. He conferred with Alva Bradley and manager Steve ONeill but the deal was not confirmed then.
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Notre Dame
Cintisfinati
Reds
Cleveland Indians
Sullivan
Chicago
White Sox
St. Paul
Saints
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Indians
Steve O'Neil
Baseball veteran Joe Delahanty dies in Cleveland
Joe Delahanty 59, baseball veteran and member of a famed baseball brothers clan, died in Cleveland on January 30. He played for Toronto Montreal and the St Louis Cardinals before retiring in 1910. For the last decade he served as a deputy sheriff in Cleveland.
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Baseball
Joe Delahanty
Delahanty
Toronto
Montreal
St. Louis Cardinals
Defending Champs Will Meet Tonight
Ohio Wesleyan faces Baldwin Wallace in a second meeting this season as Buckeye and Ohio conferences spotlight a light three game slate. Cincinnati seeks revenge on Goodyear, while Toledo tops Heidelberg and Kent State, Rio Grande, Bluffton win tight finishes.
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Ohio
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Baldwin Wallace
Wilmington
Otterbein
Westerville
University of Cincinnati
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Akron
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Baldwin-Wallace
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Heidelberg
Marshall
Morris Harvey
Kent State
Hiram
Rio Grande
Franklin University
Bluffton
Findlay
Red Birds mail 1936 season contracts in Columbus
Columbus Ohio January 30 1936 contracts for the 1936 season were mailed to 33 members of the Columbus Red Birds of the American Association by President Donald Beach. Included among those offered contracts were eight players who were regulars on the 1935 squad.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Donald ¥.Beach
Wrestler Rubi to Meet Carpenter in Sherman Armory Event
Bert Rubi the Hungarian Jew known for his educated feet faces Ray Carpenter in the main event of the Fraternal Order of Eagles wrestling show in Sherman Armory. The two falls to win match has a 90 minute limit with Carpenter favored, while Harold Buresh faces Joe Hackenschmidt in the semifinal, using the Kangaroo Kick and a 55 minute limit. Tickets are selling briskly at local outlets.
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Bert Rubi
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Order of Eagles
Sherman Armory
Lancaster Grappler
Rubi
Carpenter
Joe Hackenschmidt
Harold Buresh
Stanley Buresh
Bushman
Harold
Australia
Continent
Paulson
Jerry
Lancaster Pros To Have New Players
Lancaster Pros shake up lineup for Sunday game against Waterloo Wonders at St Mary's gym. Arthur Thomas substitutes ex college stars Cookie Cunningham Eishelman Bob McConnell Chet Koterbe Bill Harris and Al Todt for regulars missing to Dayton tournament. Preliminary Red and White vs Farfield Paper Co. at two, feature bout at six. Waterloo repeats state Class B titles with same lineup.
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Arthur Thomas
Waterloo Wonders
St Mary's Gymnasium
Thomas
Dayton
Lancaster
Cookie Cunningham
Eishelman
Bob McConnell
Chet Koterbe
Bill Harris
al Todt
Fast Farfield Paper Co
Qelock
Waterloo
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Babe” Risko
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