Close Glassco League Games Feature Last Night
Three tight Glassco League clashes highlighted last night as Lancaster Glass remained undefeated by routing Furnace Room 43 to 16. Perry Hager led East Enders with nine points. Paper Box beat Sluer 23 to 21 in a fourth quarter rally. Hughes led with eight for the Box Makers. Shipping and Stock edged Office and Decorating 12 to 10 to claim second place. Tumblers edged Canal Winchester 27 to 22 in overtime at the HS gym. Breen defeated Fireld-Machine 31 to 24 with a preliminary 26-25 win by the Firemen. Next week league play continues with Pure Ice Room at Canal Winchester and other games at LHS gym.
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Glassco
Aosing Lancaster Glaas
Furnace Room
East Enders
Perry Hager
Est
C. Sprague
Rayntz
Paper Box
Sluer
Inver
Hughes
Lehew
Root
Shipping and_ Stock
Odees
Conrad
Spever
Jack Beach
Bizzell
Outcast
H. S. Gymnasium
Tumblers
Canal Winchester
Winchester
Iwinchester
George
Frank Hoch
Carroll
Brewen
Firemen
Pure ‘Ace Room
Canal
Difficulty Selecting Hall of Fame Five Sparks Vote
CHICAGO January 31 voters face a second ballot to choose five pre 1900 players for Cooperstown Hall of Fame. A C Hanson and W B Ewing led with 39.12 votes each of 79 possible but 75 percent needed. Final 1900s candidates to be announced next week.
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Chicago
Cooperstown
N. Y
A. C
Pop
Andrew Doubleday
Casperstown
Modemma
Baseball Writers Association of America
Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce
Ewing
An- Son
Wee Willie Kebler
Anson
Keeler
Neldez
Egue Canes
Debehanty
Steven Stee
Tien
Ouihsider
Bishops To Play O. U. Wednesday
Ohio Wesleyan visits Ohio University in Athens for a return game after a 37 to 25 win at Delaware. Veterans Ernie Tales Deon Mewhort Clovis Stark lead a strong lineup alongside Edward Gage Eddie Parsons Tom Denney and Les Parker. Buckeye Conference contenders under Coach Ray Detrick, OWU has 130 wins 49 losses in ten years.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Southeast Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
Delaware
Ernie Tales
Deon Mewhort
Clovis Stark
Edward Gage
Eddie Parsons
Tom Denney
Les Parker
Buckeye
Ray Detrick
Faircos Defeated by Coshocton Team in Local Gym
Coshocton's Andy's Restaurant basketball team won 26 to 15 over Faircos at Liberty Union gym. Daugherty led scoring with nine points for Coshocton while Outcast topped the losers with six. Paxton and Collison each added five for the winners. In the night’s preliminary, Twin City Merchants beat Lancaster Brown Bombers 25 to 17.
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Andy's Restaurant
Coshocton
Faircos
Liberty Union
Daugherty
Outcast
Paxton
Collison
Twin City Merchants
Lancaster Brown Bombers
Cosheston
F.G. F
Bales
Daugherts
Thompkins
Emer
Fairess
Goman
Grube
Wryeolt
Western pros lead in Catalina Open golf tourney
In Avalon on Santa Catalina Island the Catalina Open began with over 100 golfers in the first round. Ted Longworth of Portland and Fred Morrison of Pasadena shot six under par to lead a field that included Madera and Walter Mazen of Detroit with sharp scoring and multiple birdies.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
iAmerica
Pere
Madera
Ted Longworth
Portland
Ore
Fred Morrison
Pasadena
Brillant Golf
Longworth
Morrison
Beck
Walter Mazen
Detroit Veterey
Wee
Cunningham Is Not Liked By The Fans
New York fans voice strong opinions as Glenn Cunningham prepares for the Wanamaker mile at the Millrose games. The world record holder faces a strong field including Norman Bright Gene Venzke Don Lash and Archie San Román while Cunningham defends his fourth straight Wanamaker title amid controversy over a Boston incident.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
America
Cunningham
Joe Mangan
New York A. C
Boston
Mangan
i-Norman Bright
California
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
I. C
Archie San Romant
Emporia
Kans
Kansas
Incentive Cunningham
Iowa State
Glassco Bowling Nappies Win Big On Wednesday Night
The Nappies topped Meter Covers with a 2633 high total and 923 high three game. Otto Gruendl led with a 225 in high single and Johnny Decker posted 580 for high three game total. Fish Bowls won two of three from the Tumblers and the team to Indianapolis for the ABC tournament includes Corwin Haught Haines Behrens Pence and others.
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Nappies
Additon
Otto Gruendl
Johnny Decker
Indianapolis
Theodore Corwin
George Haught
Russell Haines
Harold Behrens
George Behrens
Lee Pence
R. Haines
W. Green
D. Brits
G, Haught
E. Howerth
Y. Corwin
W. McClenaghan
T. Corwin
Manhagen
L. Pence
F. Decker Ui
Columbus Academy to Play Lancaster St Marys Tonight
Columbus Academy visits St Marys Gymnasium for a 7 o'clock opener with a 9 pm varsity clash. Martin J Davey Jr son of Ohio's governor recruits for the visitors as St Marys ends its home slate in a return game set for Tuesday February 18.
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Lancaster St. Mary’s
Lancaster High
Columbus Academy
Academy
Columbus Am
Martin J. Davey, Jr
Ohio
The
Glasses
H. C. Godman
Plant
Lancaster Glass
Plant A
East Embers
Saints
St Mary's
Cambridge Brownies
Cambridge Court
Cambridge
Three Cornered Trade Reported Among Pirates Dodgers Giants
A three cornered trade is reported among Pittsburgh Brooklyn and New York clubs. The Dodgers seek to trade surplus outfielders to the Pirates for first baseman Gus Suhr. If Casey Stengel can swing it, Sam Leslie may go to the Giants for Hank Danning and Smoky Joe Martin. Southern League rookie mentioned.
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New York
Bheseball
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pirates
Gus Suhr
Casey Stengel
Sam Leslie
Giants
Hank Danning
Smoky Joe' Martin
Record Crowd Is Expected Sunday At St Marys Gym
A large attendance is anticipated Sunday at St Marys Gymnasium to watch Waterlog Wondery face Thomas Pros. Thomas lineup will differ from earlier games but remains strong. A preliminary Red and White Lancaster vs Fairfield Paper Go Baltimore game starts at 2 with the main event at 3.
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St. Mary's Gymnasium
Lancaster
Fairfield Paper
Baltimore
Thomas
Waterloo Wonders
New York Clubs Face Holdouts Across Major Teams
January 31 dispatch notes holdouts across New York teams. Yankees outfielder Ben Chapman backs a $14,000 demand after a $12,000 salary last year. Giants pitcher Clyde Casteman seeks $15,000. Brooklyn pitcher Van Mungo and Alan Chapman join the row with raises.
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New York
Yankees
Ben Chapman
Giants
Clyde Casteman
Brooklyn
van Mungo
Chapman
Yankee Stadi
Birmingham
Alan Chapman
Yanks
Mungo
Castleman
Knickerbocker Signs 1935 Indians Contract
Bill Knickerbocker, star shortstop, signed his 1935 contract with the Cleveland Indians in Cleveland Ohio on January 31. The deal reportedly includes a salary of 9090 dollars, up 1500 from his 1934 pay.
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Cleveland
Bill Knickerbocker
Cleveland Indians
Rubi Wins From Mephisto in Sherman Armory Show
Bert Rubi defeated the Great Mephisto last night in Sherman Armory in the main event, winning two falls within a 90 minute limit and adding to Rubi’s repertoire of specialty holds. Ray Carpenter vs Rubi set for two falls to win, with other bouts featuring Buresh versus Hackenschmidt and newcomers Ellis and Smithers in a 30 minute curtain raiser. A near capacity crowd was anticipated as tickets stayed on sale until 6 pm, with heating and start time at 8:15 pm.
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Bert Rubi
Ray Carpenter
Sherman Armory
Mephisto
Rubi
Reading
Jim Browning
Jim Landos
Gus Sonnenberg
Joe Savaldi
Sandor Szabo
Lancaster
Burech
Harold Buresh
Colder
Stanley Buresh
Jos Hackenschmidt
John Ellis
Omaha
Jack Smithers
Columbus
Marietta College Still Undefeated
Marietta College, unbeaten in the Ohio Conference, seeks a seventh straight league win at Ashland amid a six game program. Ashland has one conference victory in eight starts, while Wes Bennett stars for Westminster against Youngstown. Ohio Wesleyan beat Baldwin Wallace 32 31 as Clovis Stark hit a late free throw. Zak and Haerr were ejected after a mid court melee.
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Columbus
Marietta College
Ohio
Ashland
Marietta
Capital
Case
Oberlin
Bowling Green
Denison
Wittenberg
Clyde Young
Frank Hayes
Baldwin-Wallace
University of Toledo
John Carroll
Toledo
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Ada
Westminster College of Pennsylvania
Wes Bennett
Akron
Youngstown
Fenn
Detroit Tech
Detroit
Cedarville
Defiance
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Baldwin Wallace
Delaware
Clovis Stark
Wesleyan
Boston Braves to Be Known as the Boston Bees
Boston, Jan. 21. The Braves, city’s National League club, will be renamed the Boston Bees with blue and gold colors. President Bob Quinn announced the change after 14 of 23 sports writers voted in a press conference. The move aims to refresh the team after a pennant drought since 1914 and a poor recent season. fans submitted 1327 name ideas from about 13,000 entrants nationwide.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Boston Bees
Bob— Quinn
United States
Quinn
Braves
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Pittebergh
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Parker, Ghard
BIE & AR Soup Center
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Star Miler
Cunnningham
Iowa
Glassco Bowling
TAIZ
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NLL
ST. Marys’ Gymnasium
Lancaster High Team
Paul & Johnny
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Chestnut Street
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Keough
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Bud Haerr
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Haerr
University of Cincinnati
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ST. Mary’s Gymnasium
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