Wesleyan Powers Past Baldwin Wallace in Buckeye Play
Ohio Wesleyan defeated Baldwin Wallace 28 to 18 to strengthen the Bishops hold on the Buckeye Conference title race. Key Wesleyan defense bottled up Gordon Splete and Ward Powell as BW struggled with the 3 second rule and double pivot pressure.
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Ohio
Berea Armory
Columbus
Akron Goodyear
Bishops
Baldwin-Wallace
Wesleyan
Ray Natrick
Combine
Bereans
Ashland
Gordon Splete
Ward Powell
Moulders Down Sure Shots In Bowling League Match
The Moulders defeated the Sure Shots two games to one Saturday evening at Temple alleys. Duke led with 636 for the three games, Johnny Fritz was 2 pins behind, and Fritz rolled 295 for the high single game of the match.
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Sure Shots
Ieneral Industries
Temple
Duke
Johnny Fritz
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United States Polo Team Named for London Series
The United States Polo Team named to represent America next June in London for the Westchester Cup series against England includes Tommy Witchcock Gibridge Gerry Winston Guest Stewart Iglehart and Michael Ghipps. Billy Post was named but declined due to business reasons.
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Tommy Witchcock
America
London
England
Hitchcock
Gibridge
T’ Gerry
Winston FE. C. Guest
Stewart B. Iglehart
Michael Ghipps
Billy Post
Rigler Rites To Be Held On Tuesday
Funeral services for Charles Rigler veteran National League umpire who died Saturday in Philadelphia Pa will be held at the home of his sister Mrs Joseph Kammer here tomorrow.
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Charles Rigler
Philadelphia
Joseph Kammer
Elyria Ladies Lose Pin Match at Knights of Columbus
The Indian Booster ladies from Cleveland won three straight games over the Elyria I. T. S. team in a Saturday match on Knights of Columbus alleys. Lustig rolled 574 for high three games and 212 for high single. Archer led Elyria with a 481 series. Cleveland
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Cleveland
Elyria I. T. S. Ladies
Knights of Columbus
Lustig
Archer
Elyrians
Cards Capture Batting Title in 1925 Fielding Race
United Press reports final 1925 NL and AL fielding averages showing NL at 464 and .972 team marks, with St. Louis Cardinals winning NL title at .97227 and Detroit Tigers leading the AL at .978. Johnny Velger and Terry headline infield standings, Mel Ott and Gabby Hartnett top outfield and catching stats, while Hal Schumacher leads with 108 errorless chances.
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Brooklyn
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Boston
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Ryan
Lou Chiozza
Terry
Biull Terry
New York Giant
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Johnny Velger
Bill Jurges
Mel Ott
Gabby Hartnett
Haitnett
Hal Schumacher
Louisville Team Wins Pin Tourney
In Cincinnati, the John G. Epping team of Louisville led the five man team event as Heil Quality Products of Milwaukee posted a weekend best of 2910 to rank fifth. Collinwood Shaler Bricks of Cleveland claimed tenth with a 2880 series, while Dettloff and Wolf totaled 1341 to win the team title alongside runners-up Frhr Pritchett of Indianapolis and Crimmons of Detroit who posted 1290 and 712 respectively. Crimmons also tied for all events lead at 1822 with Walter Ward of Cleveland.
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Louisville
Heil Quality Products
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Cooney Wins American Association Batting Title in 1935
John Cooney of Indianapolis tops the American Association with a .371 batting average for 1935 as official stats reveal. Earl Webb of Milwaukee slips to .338 after leading in 1934. Johnny Gill of Minneapolis earns the home run title with 42 and also leads with 148 runs and 400 total bases while with the Chicago Cubs.
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Indianapoliis
American Association
Earl Webb
Milwaukee
Johnny Gill
Minneapolis
Chicago Cubs
Gill
Fight plans die in Havana over fear of kidnappers
Promoter Mike Jacobs scrapped a February 2 bout between Joe Louis and Isadore Gastanaga in Havana after fearing kidnapping threats. Louis and managers Julian Black and John Roxborough faced Cuban security warnings, with officials pressuring a fight continuation despite Jacobs leaving Havana at night amid machine gun guards.
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Iami
Fla
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Brown
Isadore Gastanaga
Havana
Jacobs
Louis
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Boaing Commission
Mike
United States
Hayatta
Key West
Sin Ppm
City Pin Sked Ends Tonight
The City Bowling League final matches decide the first half title at K of Calleys. I. T. S Rubber Company faces Knights of Columbus in the early shift, while Jackson Wall Paper plays Crawford Men's Wear. In the late shift Maumee Dairy meets Welsh Funeral Home and Elyria Hardwares battles Smitty's Place at 7:30 p.m.
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Maumee Dairy
Knights of Columbus
Jackson Wall Paper
Crawford
Welsh Funeral Home
Elyria Hardwares
Smitty
Team No 3 Wins Tubes Pin Match
Team No 3 defeated Team No 2 three straight games in a Steel and Tubes Company match on St Johns alleys. Varady led scoring with 438 while Jacobs grabbed his luggage and boarded a boat. ROMOTER JACOBS disputed a Cuban officials report about Lews condition. Joe's next fight would be with Charley Retzlaff next month.
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Varady
Romoter Jacobs
Lews
Joe
Charley Retzlaff
United Press
Power Plant Bowlers Sweep Perry Fayquint in League Match
The Power Plant team of the Western Automatic League handed Perry Fayquint three straight defeats on the K of Calleys. Laurence led with 592 for three games and 206 for high single.
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Perry Fayquint
K of Cal
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Black Dragon Aims For Second Win Over Sauer In Rialto Rematch
Black Dragon seeks a repeat victory against George Sauer, Nebraska’s reverse chin lock specialist, in the main event at the Rialto Wednesday night as Dan Morris promotes the card. Sauer previously countered the Dragon’s chin lock, and Morris has booked a rematch with Les Fishbaugh refereeing.
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Bob Livernois
Boston
Prince
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Martonio Angelo
Sandusky
Bobby Chirk
Loral Ampateurs
Owens Ranks As Ohio's Outstanding Sports Star Of 1935
United Press reports Jesse Owens, Ohio State track star, delivered six world bests at the 34th Western Conference meet in Ann Arbor on May 25, tying the 100-yard world mark, and setting records in the 220 and 220-yard hurdles while leaping 26 feet 1 1/4 inches. His Ohio achievements boosted state pride and drew 10,000 fans to a key Buckeyes-Notre Dame meet amid a long campaign into 1936.
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Milwaukee
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National Boxing Association
Football prank highlights high school chaos in Ohio Valley
A coach’s substitution backfired as a spare player stayed in play, prompting a quarterback to devise a prank and keep the extra man running until the bench. Highlights include Wesley Bennett’s six hundred point two year mark with Westminster College, and notes on George Sauer’s relatives, upcoming bouts at Rialto Theatre, and Shires’ six college claim.
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