Glassco League Season Closes With Four Feature Games
Final Glassco basketball games light up Lancaster High School gym tonight with four first division showdowns. Mold Machine vs Tumblers opens at 7, Furnace Room vs Canal Winchester at 8, Shipping and Stock vs Bluer at 9, and Lancaster Glass vs Office and Decorating at 10 as the Glassco Community Band adds music and awards are planned.
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Lancaster High School
Glassco
Furnace
Winchester
Furnace Room
Canal Winchester
Furnace Aggregation
Lancaster Glass
Shipping and Stock
Sluer
Office
Fsluer
Shippers
Qdees
Lancaster Glass Crew
East Enders
Bremen
Bremen Lasses
Plans For New Hocking Valley Baseball League
Plans are underway to form an eight team Hocking Valley League with Lancaster Sugar Grove Logan New Straitsville Nelsonville New Lexington Junction City and Laurelville. All games would be played on Sunday after noon and managers should contact secretary Oral Benson of Carroll at their earliest convenience.
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Lancaster
Sugar Grove
Hocking Valley League
Weighty Problems In Training Camp Weight Changes In Major Leagues
Major League clubs report many players under or over their playing weight as spring training begins. Lefty Gomez arrives at 167 pounds, Foxx at 183, Earnshaw 205, while underweight pitchers Grimm seeks heavier frames. Hemsley Clift Bartell Heffner English Phelps and Brown are noted for weight changes to endure the 154 game schedule.
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New York
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Foxx
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
George Earnshaw
Brooklyn
A’s
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Larry French
Tex Carleton
Catalina Island
Carleton
Grimm
Rogers Hornsy
Rollie Hemsley
Harland Clift
Hemsley
Clift
Dick Bartell
Giants
Don Heffner
Allo
Yankees
Aiifield
Halibut
Woody English
Cubs
Babe
Casey Stengel
Brown
Hornsby Leads Browns Training Camp Optimism Rises
Rogers Hornsby trains the St. Louis Browns in West Palm Beach pledging strong pitching and a bright outlook. He praises Rollie Hemsley and notes new signees Meola and Giuliani while boasting a robust squad of 18 regulars and a farm system influx from San Antonio.
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NEA
West Palm Beach
Fla
Rogers Hornsby
St. Lowi Browns
Hornsby
Browns
Phil Ball
Rajah
Buck Newsonmi
Washington
Bump Hadley
Oscar Melillo
Boston Red Sox
Julius Solters Solters
Ivy Paul Andrews
Sugar” Cain
Earl Caldwell
Jack Knott
Howard Mills
Elton Walkup
Leroy Mahaffey
Emile Meola
al Thomas
Hemsley
Golters
West
Coleman
Bell and Pepper
Lary
Carey
Kreisler
Dixon
Rollie
Mickey Cochrane
Cleveland
Homnsley
San Antonio
Fay Thomas
Los Angeles
Angelo Giuliani
St. Paul
Meola
Tom Carey
Duck Pin League Bowling Results
In the Duck Pin League at L. A. C. Alleys the American Legion won two of three against the Gazette with Kilbarger posting a 165 high single. Behrens Insurance swept three from the K. of P and posted 630 high single and 1837 high three as a team. Deeds of the Eagles top Seagram's Five with 461 as high three games. K of C defeated Kiswans three to zero. Scores follow.
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American Legion
Gazette
Kilbarger
Printers
Behrens Insurance
K. of P
Seagram
Deeds
Eagles
K. of C
American Legion Morrow
Hooker
Schulte
T Gazette Pig. Co. Plasterer
Primmer
Abel
Gecktindette
Ae Retz
Behrens Insurance Martin
G. Behrens
C Behrens Shabesne
W.H. Behrens
J. Behrens
Stanhagen
Baltz
Kig
Ewes Renee i
Tigers Make Final Offer To Ink Greenberg In Spring Camp
Training camps report from multiple Florida sites as the Detroit Tigers extend a final offer to first baseman Ink Greenberg, with manager Mickey Krane calling it the last hearing until signed. Other clubs announce signings and roster moves as spring games begin.
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Pakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Ink Greenberg
Mickey Thrane
Krane
Goose Goslin
Yester
Greenberg
Three Teams Are Favored In Meet
CHICAGO March 10 Three teams are favored in the 26th annual Big Ten Indoor track meet set for Friday and Saturday nights Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan appear strongest Wisconsin leads in pole vault and sure point winners while Indiana relies on Don Lash Marmaduke Hobbs in distance events Michigan fields balance with stars likely to boost overall team score records hint at potential marks in high jump shot put and 440 yard dash with Ellingwood aiming at the 440 record Albritton seeking a new high jump record and Pretmuts the Minnesota weight star may threaten the shot put mark.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Don Lash
Marmaduke Hobbs
Ray Ellingwood
Dave Albritton
Ohio State
Pretmuts
Fairfield Teams Making History in Westerville Tournament
Fairfield County's three high schools reach the Central District Class EB quarter finals in Westerville. Millersport faces Powell and Bremen meets Groveport in early games with potential semi final clashes. Winners advance toward state meet with finals set for Saturday night. A separate note mentions a British motor truck equipped with a pedestrian bumper to push pedestrians to safety.
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Fairfield County
Westerville
Pleasantville
Lancaster St. Marys
Lancaster St. Mary's
Saints
Millersport
Powell
Bremen
Groveport
Millers
Port
Ana Winchester
Marys
Waleville
Thurston
Granville
Wisconsin Regents Cleared in Spears Dismissal Row
Madison reports the University of Wisconsin regents did not violate Western Conference rules in dismissing Football Coach Clarence Spears Athletic Director Walter Meanwell and Trainer William Fallon. Faculty and regents sought direct control of athletics and the Conference was told officials would get assurances. The Conference removed a regent from the athletic board and President Glenn Frank planned to propose a new faculty athletic board.
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Madison
Wis
Maren
University of Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Walter Meanwell
William Fallon
Glenn Frank
Western Conference
Wisconsin
University Athletic Board
Frank
Tegents
Meanwell
Rookie Officer Names Himself Victim in Stockton Car Crash
Charles Monk, a new Stockton patrolman, filed his first automobile accident report naming himself as the victim. He claimed the patrol car he drove was the more damaged of two vehicles in the collision and that the fault did not lie with him.
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Stockton
Cal.y
Charles Monk
Po- Noyman
Chicago
Dack Kearns
Lorenzo Pack
Uhnnis Boxing Commission
Car Boy
Frankie Edgren
Denver
Edgren
Norm McCgarrity
Kearns
George McCloud to Face Harold Buresh in Main Event
Etna farmer George McCloud weighing around 205 pounds is set to collide with Australian Harold Buresh in the feature match at this week’s wrestling show. The card, sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Eagles shoe fund, unfolds Friday night in Sherman Armory.
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George McCloud
Harold Buresh
Australia
Fraternal
Order of Eagles’ Shoe Fund
Sherman Armory
Fate of 1936 Olympic Games Hangs on International Decisions
Berlin reports warn that sanctions against Germany could trigger boycotts by France Czechoslovakia Romania and Yugoslavia threatening the games though organizers say war could stop them. Dr Theodore Leward asserts sanctions cannot cancel the event and that postponement is not possible under Olympic rules.
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Berlin
Germany
Geneva
France
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Theodore Leward
Leward
England
Paul Dean Seeks Dallas Police Job
Dallas March 10 Paul Dean known as Daffy a hold out pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals applied today for a Dallas police job Chief Bob Jones says Dean would be hired if he leaves professional baseball and meets requirements.
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Dallas
Tex
Paul
Daffy) Dean
St. Lows Cardinals
Felice
Bob Jones
Dean
Daffy
Daytona racer Shaw rises to second after record check
Daytona Beach officials corrected race results moving Ben Shaw of Westville New Jersey from third to second. Tommy Elmore of Jacksonville who won was moved to third and fined 700 dollars after a records recheck showed he ran four laps more than counted.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Ben Shaw
Westville
N. J
Tommy Elmore
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