Ohio State Buckeyes Triumph Over Chicago Quintet
Ohio State edged Chicago 19 to 16 to pull into a tie for second with Purdue in the Western Conference. The Bucks, far from impressive, earned their fourth Big Ten win in five league games as Chicago extended its seven game losing streak. Ohio led 13 to 5 at halftime after a sluggish start.
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Purdue fullback keys Boilermaker touchdowns and boxing notes
By Russ Davies De Isbell Chicago scene mixes Purdue football and boxing talk. Purdue fullback contributes to 15 of 25 Boilermaker touchdowns last season with six rushing scores and seven passing TDs. Boxing futures include Joe Louis hype and ringside chatter. Ward Lambert guides Purdue basketball into his twentieth season. Ohio State edge Chicago Maroons in a late- game rally, Hull leads with eight points for Ohio while Mullins and Amundsen pace Chicago.
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South Amherst and Clearview Contests Set for Weekend Card
Lorain County Class B League games pace the schedule with South Amherst and Avon Lake tied for first. South Amherst hosts Clearview Friday as the week’s key clash, with Avon Lake at Penfield Friday and Ridgeville Saturday. Friday contests include Ridgeville at Avon and Clearview at South Amherst, while Saturday cards feature Avon Lake at Ridgeville and Clearview at Columbia.
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Avon Lake
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la Grange
Belden
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Brookside
Eaton
Brownhelm
Columbia
Camden
LaGrange
Henrietta
Brownheim
Local county league reserve squads lead standings
Incomplete records show South Amherst and Avon Lake atop the county league reserve teams, with Clearview close behind and Brownhelm Henrietta and Avon following. Elvira teams prepare for the 26th Inter-City Bowling Tournament at Tiffin with a February 15 entry deadline, Elyria entrants filing with Jack Renninger. El Young, former St Ignatius standout now at John Carroll, is highly regarded by coach Tom Conler and is expected to boost the Streaks next season.
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Elyria Bowling Association
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John Carroll
Tom Conler
Conley
Bill
Wagon Wheels Continue As Pace-Setters In Bowing Standings
In City Class B Bowling League action the Wagon Wheel Cafe won three straight from Shell Petroleum to push toward the championship second half. Glen Rogers Motors moved to runner up with three wins over Electro Alloys, while Welsh Funeral Home dropped two to West Side Cafe. Candies, led by 243 top game by Dombrosky and 584 by Leroy Kemper, won three straight from Junior Order Mechanics. High team series 2,639 by Wagon Wheel Cafe. high single game 952 by Welsh Funeral Home.
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Machine Foundry Beats Maintenance in Fox Furnace Bowling
The Machine Foundry defeated the Maintenance Department two games to one in a Fox Furnace Company bowling match at Temple. Top series for the Foundry was 547 by a player listed as Block, with a 210 game also noted as an individual high. Maintenance results show strong scores from several players, including Darmys and Lakeey, amid mixed team totals.
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Selection of New Iowa Coach Narrowed to Two Candidates
The search to succeed Ossie Solem as head football coach at the University of Iowa narrowed to two men, Arthur Bergman of Catholic University and Irl Tubbs of Miami University. They were expected to meet the athletic board for personal interviews.
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Iowa City
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Dutch) Bergman
Catholic University
Irl Tubbs
Miami University
Athletic Board
Bell Signs 5-Year Contract At S. M. U
Madison Bell head football coach at Southern Methodist University signed a new five year contract with university officials today. His present contract has one year to run.
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Madison Bell
Southern Methodist University
Chicago club plots Joe Louis title shot in 1937
A wealthy Chicago group led by Sheldon Clark and top bankers and brokers pushes a civic bid to place Joe Louis in a 15 round title bout at Soldier Field next June 15. The Unique Sporting Club seeks MSG approval, with Otto Kerner’s legal OK and Mike Jacobs’s backing pending a favorable arrangement.
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Neusel stops Petersen with 10th round TKO in London
German heavyweight Walter Neusel knocked out Welshman Jack Petersen in the 10th round of their 15 round bout at Harringay Stadium London. The Feb 2 contest ended when the referee counted Petersen out after a series of hits, giving Neusel the victory.
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Buck Benny Rides Again and Parkyikakis Radio Terms
A fragmentary note notes repetition as education and cites Buck Benny Rides Again alongside Parkyikakis. It hints at familiar radio terms and broader cultural media references without additional context or details.
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Parkyikakis
Jacobs Considers Two Offers For Louis Services
Mike Jacobs of New York’s 20th Century Sporting Club travels east with two strong bids to match Joe Louis of Detroit against James J. Braddock. A $500,000 bout proposal came from Sheldon Clark, approved by the Illinois Athletic Commission, while James D. Norris Sr. of Chicago Stadium Corp. also bid. Norris’ board ties to Madison Square Garden adds strategic weight amid Braddock’s contract with Garden promoter James J. Johnston.
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Cohen To Be Retained As Cincinnati Coach
The University of Cincinnati athletic commission postponed its report on findings due to floods. Sources say Cohen will be retained and elevated to athletic director, with Dana King facing demotion or dismissal. Cohen's contract runs through 1937, and he has warned he will serve it out or seek its terms. Student and faculty sentiment reportedly favors Cohen over King.
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Two Ohio Players Quit At North Carolina State
Two Ohio players, Andy Pavoloski and Gene Isaac of Struthers, withdrew from North Carolina State College amid a coaching upheaval. The moves followed trustees urging the Athletic Council to confirm Davidson’s Doc Newton as Anderson’s successor after H. W. Anderson was deposed. Others leaving were Albert Sandfoss of Newport Kentucky and Stanley Turlo of Waterville Maine, as the team faced the coaching transition.
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Funk) Anderson
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Doc) Newton
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Stanley Turlo
Waterville
Independent League Second Half Sked Opens Tonight
Lorain County Independent basketball resumes on the local YMCA floor with three games. Jack's Lunch, first half champs, faces Ohio Fuel Gas. Oberlin School of Commerce meets Grafton Biscuits. Brighton Bucks take on Elyria Hardware. Schedule: 7:30 Oberlin vs Grafton, 7:45 Jack's Lunch vs Ohio Fuel Gas, 8:30 Brighton vs Elyria Hardware.
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Dayton Star May Lose Cage Scoring Lead
Columbus Buckeye notes report Elmer Bache of Dayton may surrender the conference scoring lead as Johnny McAdams of Ohio Wesleyan narrows the gap to three points after four games. Flood delays Dayton’s game with Cincinnati, while McAdams faces Miami at Delaware. Standings list Bache 55, McAdams 52, with West Marshall 41 and Lalich Ohio U. 40 among top scorers.
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Lewis Named Line Coach At Wesleyan
Art Lewis, former Ohio University lineman and All Buckeye, was named line coach at Ohio Wesleyan and will start next fall. He replaces Babe Frump who moved to Clinton High School. Lewis also joins as director of the Intramural program and previously starred for the Giants after college.
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Babe) Frump
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Ambers To Fight Day In Non Title Bout At Hippodrome
New York February 2 lightweight champion Lou Ambers and Davey Day of Chicago were matched for a 10 round non title bout at the Hippodrome today. Ambers pursues return to ring form after a recent setback as Day seeks to build on his rising reputation in Chicago.
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Treasury Aims To Give More Than It Receives Motto
The U S Treasury operates on the principle that it is more blessed to give than to receive. This framing underscores the government’s charitable posture in fiscal policy and its emphasis on redistribution and support programs.
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Red Raiders Aim For First In Loop In Lorain Clash
Elyria High Red Raiders coach Roy Clymer leads a big Lake Erie League game Friday night in Lorain with a shot at sole possession of first place after beating Cleveland Shaw. Lorain seeks to rebound after a rough start and hopes to upset the division leaders in a rivalry that has seen both teams grow through the season.
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Ettore's Manager Demands Tape Hands For Lewis Bout
Philadelphia February 2. Jakie Freedman manager of heavyweight Al Ettore says Ettore will not fight John Henry Lewis here unless Lewis tapes his hands. He cites suspicions after Lewis knockout wins over Art Sykes and Henry Palutis and a warning that Lewis may use a water activated powder on his tape. The 15 round rematch is set for Convention Hall next Monday. their December 4 bout ended in a draw.
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Ambers Fends Off Challenge Amid Promotion Contract
On February 10 Jack Kearns of Detroit and Jim Mullin of Chicago proposed $25,000 for Ambers to defend his crown against Dar, but the Hip podrome already held a prior contract with Ambers.
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Muskingum Defeats Heidelberg In Eighth Conference Win
Muskingum College cruised past Heidelberg 43 to 24 at Tiffin, earning its eighth straight Ohio Conference victory. The win narrows the gap ahead of Friday's showdown with Case in New Concord, while Kent State and Marshall also posted conference results. Seven games highlighted the night with Ohio Wesleyan at Miami and several road trips shaping the Buckeye Conference standings.
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Japanese pole vaulter arrives to compete in Millrose meets
Star Japanese vaulter Suco Oye arrived in New York to take part in a series of indoor track meets. He may compete at the Millrose games if his condition permits. Oye has not vaulted for weeks and has never used a pole indoors, bringing five poles and worrying about their safe handling.
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Probe Marino Death in New York Under DA Inquiry
A formal investigation into the death of bantam weight boxer Tony Marino will be conducted today by District Attorney Charles P. Sullivan. Marino died yesterday from a cerebral concussion after losing Saturday night to Indian Quintana of Panama.
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