Ohio U Places Three Men On United Press All Ohio Eleven
United Press selects three Ohio University players to the All Ohio eleven with other colleges like Western Reserve, Xavier, Akron and Baldwin Wallace also represented. The 1935 list names Kelker and Holmquist from Ohio University among first-team backs and guards, with multiple schools cited in second and third teams.
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Ohio University
United Press
Ohio
Frank Kelker
Western Reserve
Dover
T. Arthur Lewis
Middleport
Jerry Janson
Xavier
Cincinnati
Ed. Holmquist
Mansfield
Earl Hensal
Akron
William Krause
Baldwin-Wallace
Aurora
Robert Cox
Halleck
Davidson
Baiduis-Wallace
Schroeder
Ohio Wesleyan
Cole
Miami
Taches —Sidinger
Western Reeserve
Zierolf
Daston
Palm
Toledo
Burnison
Laitos
Capital
Sack
Mavier
I. Rex
Defiance
Burgwin
Mickovsky
Case
Hensai
Holmquist
Canters
Edward Holmquist
Ohio U
McDonough
Nobie
Ohio colleges name 1935 All Ohio grid selections
From 1600 players at 33 Ohio colleges 11 youths earned spots on United Press 1935 All-Ohio team chosen by coaches and reporters. Eight schools represented with Ohio University and Baldwin Wallace placing multiple players. notable picks include Frank Kelker and Robert Cox.
Shuffleboard League Match Report and Standings
Shuffleboard League results show Coca Colas 3 and Ready 2 defeating Ree Cigars 4. Schedule notes indicate Tuesday the 18th as a full slate day with all teams playing. The text lists standings and an event interval but is partially garbled.
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Lesults
Coca-Colas
Keith Tailors
Ree Cigars
Vanderbilt and Catholic U In Orange Bowl
Vanderbilt University in Tennessee and Catholic University of Washington were named as opponents for the Orange Bowl game in January. The Catholic team accepted the invitation, with approval needed from university officials, while Vanderbilt’s participation depended on its athletic department. Catholic U has won seven games this season, losing only to De Paul University 9-6.
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Tami
Fla
Vanderbilt Univerville
Teum
Cathosity
Washington, D
Keith Phillips
Dispa Nashville
Vanderbdilt
Catholic Usryer
Catholic UE
Vanderbilt
James A. Flex
Washington
Dec
Catholicesur
A. J.dutcht
Mss Bergman
Caach
Catholic UT
of de Paul Universia
Arber “du Bertmanz
Catholic University
Jew York
Germany
Berlin
Jeremiah T. Mahoner
America
Tac
Antis
Avery Brundage
O1fm
Lee
U. S A
Executive Committee
Seions
Erand Asis
den Ned Enenzhk
Day oldest active basketball player recalls early days
Bob Moore passes out consignments of location cards at the Dar of Day’s Hara Store. Day is described as the oldest active basketball player in the city and recalls playing sessions dating back to 1900. A mix of gym anecdotes, old venues, and early rules paints a vivid picture.
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Bob Moore
Day
Maumee Tops City Bowling Stand In Tight Race
Maumee held first place in the city league after a 4-3 win over the Knights of Columbus. The Dairy outfit moved seven games ahead of Elyria Hardware, with Plate edging Jackson Wall Pager as the Knights dropped to a third-place tie.
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Maumee
Knights of Columbue
Maumee da
T. S. Rubber Company
Eegrets
Knights
Elyria Hardware
Plate
Jackson Wall
Freak Traz
Dairies
Wrestling Verdicts and Controversy Over No Contests
A hooded granpler received a verdict amid a crowded match at Tropes as fans debated declaring a no contest due to both wrestlers being unable to continue. Charis Marotta of Cleveland criticized the referee’s judgment while Elyria officials considered the action, with more sports notes on page 23.
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Granpler
Berry
Charis Marotta
Cleveland
George Richwine
Hormmroom Pinmen Defeat Office in GI Bowling League
The Hornroom won three straight games from the Office in a General Industries Bowling League match at Temple alleys. Close games throughout. Fieed led the winners with 562 across three and a 212 game. individual game high.
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Hornroom
General Industries
Temple
Fieed
Wisconsin Football Captain Denies Signing Petition Over Spears
John Golemgeske, captain elect of 1936 Wisconsin, says he was misled by a petition pressing for coach Clarence Spears resignation. He circulated it under pressure from teammates but did not sign. asserts 100 percent support for Spears. The draft included few signatures and relied on rumors spread by athletic officials.
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Madison
Wis
John Golemgeske
University of Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Wisconsin
Oregon
Gulemgeshe
Meanwell
Northwestern
Mayers
Spears
Ung
Meagwell
Golemgeske
U's
Tade
Deka Kappa Epsilon Praternity Brothers
Ghost
Golemseske
Seach
Leix
Ohio Northern Names Co-Captains For 1936 Football Team
Virgil Murphy Mafontaine and Rod Bloye were named co captains of the 1936 Ohio Northern football team at a ceremony last night. Murphy is a tackle and Bloye a halfback.
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Ohio Northern
Ada
Virgil Murphy
Mafontaine
Rod Blo&e
Ohie
Murphy
Red Raiders Open 1935-36 Schedule at Ashland Opener
Elyria High's Red Raiders, Lake Erie League champions last season, travel to Ashland to face a North Central Ohio League quintet in their opening game. Coach Ror Clymer relies on a lineup of ex-Crimson players, with Scott and Meyer returning from last year’s first team, and reserves led by Dave Eaton. The Raiders also plan a home game tomorrow against John Hay of Cleveland after losing to Hay 35-20 last season.
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Lyria High
Red Raiders
Cage Monarchs
Ashland
Ror Clymer
Lake Erie
Raiders
Shaw
Akron Central
Clymers
Crimson
Gerber
Bob Novak
Hack Cross
Jac
Scott
Meyer
Lake Erce
Iers
Ai Friez
Ben Pfaff
Walir Ab Mito
Gene Graber
Zig Wazyniak
George Shar Jker
Elyria
Elrland
Dave Eaton
Leo Mover
Vic Mahien
Bud Giitgey
Jack Hiatt
Chuck Cromling
Jud Webman
Harold King
Johnny Smith
Don Tartor
Les Drage
Hay
The
John Hay
Cleveland
Hay Quint
Acion
Eldrotread Pin Team Wins In Bowling League
Eldotread Tire and Sup jin team captured two of three games from Vestal's Shoes in a St. John Lutheran Bowling League match last evening. Marty Huebner rolled 532 for high three and 206 in a single game. Vestal's Shoes and players including W Schroeder H Koepa Handican were noted in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldotread Tire
Vestal's Shoes
St. John Lutheran
Imatch
Marty Huebner
Sissos
Westal Shoes
W. Schroeder
H. Koepa
Handican
Ohio Students Petition Aims at Berlin Olympic Games
In Columbus 1900 Ohio State University students presented a petition to the Amateur Athletic Union urging transfer of the Berlin Olympics rather than abolition. The National Student League circulated the petition, signed by 1,909 students, protesting U.S. participation in the 1932 games.
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Columbus
Icbs
Ohio
United States
Berlin
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
National Student League
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Tommy Devive
Columbus. O
Oh State
Buckert
Baldwin Wallace
Don Peden
Bobcats
Gine
Hhe
Kelker
Sihear
Cox
Ohio College
Lewis
Ah-Ohio
Ari Lewis
Baldwin-Wa
Lace
Buckere Comerean
Krause
Lex
Smart
Jerry Ja Ezrl
Janson
Notre Dame
Notting
Cincinnnatis
Nolting Demons
Snyder
Shuffleboard League
L. Ver Fox
Meady Cigarz
Roth
Tiex-lna
Corale
Pharis
Catholic U
George
Were
Crandall
Thor Frank Branc
Tena P Sage
Purdue
Tiranch
Fhipps
Youngstown
Dragon
Wild Red Berry
Southern Methodist
Bobby
Rilson Rem Oe
Rae My
Hormmroom
Marsh Guenin
PABST
Milan Springs
N.C.O
Eldrotread
Ground Grip
Firestone
Laster
Richard Crooks
Nelson Edds
Margaret Speaks
N.B.C
WEAF
Firestone Service Stores
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