Tremaine Beats Tanlor Lorain In Bantam Bout At Antler’s
Tremaine a pugnacious bantam from Lorain faced AP Taylor of Elyria in seven rounds at Antler’s auditorium Lo tain. Tremaine won all rounds after the first as Taylor relied on footwork. Louie Nicholetta defeated Larry Madge in six rounds. Younz Nelson beat Battling Tomasic with five knockdowns but was not counted out. Pancho Lopez opened the curtain in the second round for Kid Zotyn.
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Carl Tremaine
AP Taylor
Elyria
Antler’s
Lotain
Trevie
al Taylor
Tremaine
Alvie Miller
Taylor
Hmit
Speke
Superhor
Reac Tay VaNak
Pete Mozreo
Clervelan LaRay
Louie Nicholetta
Larry Madge
Cleveland
Younz Nelson
Amherst
Consiir
Tomasic
Lorain
Pverson
Pancho Lopez
Kid Zotyn
Church League Cage Games At The Y M C A Tonight
Five Church League basketball games are set at the Y M C A tonight announced by Robert T. Moore. At 7 p m St Johns and St Andrews quar ters meet followed by Grace Lutheran versus Hungarian Re formed eagers and St Pauls against First Congregationalists with Baptists facing Pilgrim Community and Methodists meeting St Agnes.
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Robert T. Moore
St. John’s
St. Andrew’s
Grace Lutheran
St. Paul's
St. Agnes
O S U Athletes Facing Busy Schedule
Ohio State teams brace for a heavy week with a basketball trip to Ann Arbor for a Big Ten opener against Michigan. The gymnastic and fencing squads host William and Mary on Saturday. Purdue grapplers clash with Ohio State Saturday night. Track prepares for the indoor quadrangular at Madison with Northwestern and Wisconsin on February 16. Coach Castleman leads both indoor and outdoor runners with hopeful prospects.
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Columbus. O
Ohn State
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Ohio State
Bucks
Purdue
Ohio Pstate
Madison
Wis
Chicacol Northwestern
Wisconsin
T. RR. Castleman
Puin
Tare Encourarinz
Grammar League Cage Results at the Y M C A
Nine games were played across three senior league divisions at the YMCA on Saturday after 10.00. Grammar School league opened with Hamil on School defeating St Agnee 24 to 3, Franklin’s decisive free throws shaping a 56 to 3 win. Eighth Grade saw Washington School 254 beat St Marys 14 to 11, Gates won 58 to 3, and Washington edged Washington 220 by one point 4 to 3. Junior Church League had Hungarian Reformed 25 beat First Congregational 15, Methodists defeated St Agnes 23 to 12, and St Marys overwhelmed St Andre’s 32 to 6.
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Werte
Hamilon School
St. Agnee
Franklin
Sin
Washington
St. Agnes
First Congregational
Methodists
St. Mary's
St Andre's
Wer
Apea Kanes
Five YMCA Church League games produce winners
Five Saturday YMCA Senior Church League basketball games produced victors: Hungarian Reformed over St Marys 39 to 12, Pilgrim Community over Grace Lutheran 21 to 14, Church of Christ over Methodists 40 to 30, St Johns over St Pauls 19 to 2, and St Andrews over Bnai Brith 1 to 1. Players listed include Wolkas Barckus Messaros and Novotny.
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Squintets
Pilgrim Community
Church of Christ
St. John’s
St. Andrew's
St. Mary’s
Grace Lutheran
St. John's
St. Paul's
St. Andrew’s
B'nai B'rith
F. T. Wolkas
Il Barckus
Messaros
St. Mary's
Persiman
Guth
Essen
Keres
Bovlan
Rgi Wagner
Ftp Snyder
R ‘ Ware
Crooks
H. Peafound
Penfound
Maddoul
Erect
Siegmond
Gebhardt
M. Krugman
Alexander
fJamer
F Cox
McGowin
T. Smith
Smith
TS H. Cook
Cook
Methodists
Freeree
Griffin
Button
Busweill
Agner
G. F
Buchholz
Gerber
Cate
St. Paul
Bourguin
St. Andrew'’s
Padler
Renouard
Aryeboen
Ualtfelt
Piralt
Nee Haas
Schon
Eeewesasen
Lerner
A. N. Smith
Monday Night Basketball Scores Report
Tutler 3 and Waols 23 lead a mixed score line while Mount Talon loses 43 to 24 and Virginia Polytech Institute tops Maryland 39 to 29. South Carolina trailed 24 to 22 against N. C. State in a tight contest.
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Tutler
Waols
Mount Talon
Kent Strate
Virginia Polytech Institute
University of Maryland
South Carolina
N. C. State
Brooklyn Robins Face Uncertain 1929 Prospect
New York February report notes veteran pay demands and rookie promise cloud Brooklyn Robins prospects for the 132 pennant race. Glenn Wright joins a reworked infield with Del Bissonette, Jakie Flowers, Gilbert, and promising youngsters like Billy Rhiel. Pitching and catching staff show weaknesses with Petty gone. likely squad lists Vance and others with limited expected success.
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New York
Febs
Brooklin Robins
Robbie
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh
Wright
del Bissonette
Jakie Flowers
Gilbert
Robin
Petty
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Billy Rhiel
Oolethorpe
Bressler
Cullop
Hermann
Hendrick
Max Rosenfeld
Robins
Vance
Elliott
Ehrthardt
Moss
Clark
McWeem
Ballou
Koupal
de Berri
Lopez
Henline
Bissanette
Flowers
Ahlel
Bader
Cullen
Frederick
Herman
Lee
Rosenfeld
Henrietta Girls Defeat Camden 17 to 13 at Camden
Henrietta girls claim their third win of the week by edging Camden 17 to 13. Camden boys also won 30 to 11, evening the Camden floor results in a split outcome.
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Henrietta, O
Henrietta
Camden
Billiard Stars Compete In Second Minatch Of New York Tour
In New York, Welker Cochran of California faced Eric Hagglacher of Germany in the second Minatch of the championship 18.2 balkline tournament. Kinsey Matsuyama, a small Japanese player, upset Edouard Hermann of Belgium, the defending champion, 3 to 1, 499 to 292 in 16 innings, reversing the prior form from last night.
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New York
Veh
Welker Cochrane
California
Washington
Jake Schaefer
Eric Hagenlacher
Germany
Kinsey Matsuyama
Edouard Heremans
Belgilum
Generals Pershing Bass and March hold cen petal commissions
Generals Pershing Bass and March are reported to hold commissions as centennial petals of the United States Army, the first such appointments since General Sheridan in 1865.
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Pershing
Bass
March
United States Army
Sheridan
Elyria B C Five Beats Lorain Jordans
The Elyria Business College quintet easily defeated the Lorain Jordans at the Lorain Y on Saturday. Elyria B C shows eagerness to schedule more games as part of its early season schedule.
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Elyria Business College
Lorain Jordans
Lorain
Elyria B. C
Iowa Track Team Nucleus Includes Olympic Men
Eleven letter men form the nucleus of the Iowa track squad for the coming season with two Olympic athletes and a Big Ten record holder among them. George Baird leads the group, boasting a Big Ten indoor record, a world record relay lead off, and past conference titles.
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Des Moines
University of Iowa
Frank Cuhel
Hawkeye
Cuyel
George Baird
United States
Edward Gordon
Henry Canby
Williams
Jeaders
Boyer
Joe Allison
Jack Moulton
Ralph Stamats
Charles Forwald
Fred Roberts
Vaughn Stevenson
FF. O. Wilcox
Charles Wimoth
Burton Jerrel
Joe Gunn
R. T. Mitchell
Clarence Ecklund to meet Glenn Wade in Columbus grudge bout
In Columbus tonight Clarence Ecklund world light heavy champion faces Glenn Wade heavyweight in a grudge match to end training. Wade, around 185 pounds, carries an unblemished record except for one loss to Jonn Pesek. Wade is not a pawn to the champion.
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Columbus
Clarence Ecklund
Glenn Wade
Ecklund
Wade
Jonn Pesek
Strander Sew pins Jim McMillen in Nashville match
In Nashville on February 5, about three thousand fans witnessed Strander Sew pin former football star Jim McMillen in a notable wrestling bout.
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Nashville
Strander Sewis
Jim McMillen
Hitness
Thice
Mehlhorn wins MAS Many Weeks Open in playoff
Wild DH Arehlhorn held his third MAS Many Weeks golf championship title today defeating Bobbs Cruikshank and Horton Smith in a playoff for the Central Open. A crowd of 2900 watched as Mehlhorn shot 70 to top Smith 72 and Cruickshank 73. After 72 holes all three tied at 246, with Mehlhorn having previously won El Paco and San Antonis opens.
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Hot Springs
ATK
Feday
Arehlhorn
Bobbs Cruikshank
Horton Smith
Mehlhorn
Smith
Cruickshank
Medhorn Previowers
el Paco
San Antonis
Real estate forms over half of national wealth
A concise claim notes that real estate accounts for more than fifty percent of the nation’s total wealth, underscoring the sector’s dominant role in the economy.
Featherweight Dreams for Kid Chocolate in Boxing Dope
United Press profiles the Havena bantam and featherweight contender nicknamed Kid Chocolate. He captures attention with flashy gifts, fast hands, a sharp right cross, and growing fame in New York clubs. Competing for the world title against Al Singer, Chocolate faces one of boxing’s notable matchups this month.
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United Press
Chocolate
Cuba
Havena
Fstic
Anir Noutis
France
al Singer
New York
Pepper
Crocolate
Powder Puff Arms Charge in Whiskey and Soda Case
A cryptic police brief notes a powder puff arms incident involving a suspect linked to illicit drugs. The report mentions a routine arrest and a local courthouse hearing, with names and exact charges unclear from the fragmented text. Authorities urge caution until full records are released.
Tourists Spend Near Billion in Europe and Canada Last Year
Almost a billion dollars was spent by American tourists in Europe and Canada during the previous year, highlighting strong cross continental travel demand and consumer spending by U S visitors.
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Europe
Canada
Ice floe halts Upper Ohio traffic and other Ohio brief item
State briefs from Ashland Gallipolis Cincinnati Lancaster and Tiffin report a fatal tree felling accident in Ashland as Glenn McQuate thirty two dies when a branch falls fatally. Upper Ohio packet and ferry service paused by one of the era's heaviest ice floes. Other briefs note Catholic Students Mission Crusade dates in Washington D C a burns incident in Lancaster Tiffin business leader Tifa Stoner dies after a stroke and Cincinnati man Robert Biden recovering from a long lodged needle removal operation.
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Gallipolis
Upper
Ohio
Cincinnati
Robert Biden
Aiden
Farmer James Andrew Convicted in Family Shooting Case
CHILLICOTHE D Feb 5 James Andrew a farmer aged 42 was sentenced to a penitentiary term after being convicted yesterday of shooting his mother in law Mrs India Coffenburger and four other members of his wife's family He faced the prison term today.
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Chillicothe
James Andrew
India Coffenburger
Westerville passes ordinance banning Sunday movies
Westerville city council approves a Sunday movie ban with an effective date in thirty days. Some members oppose the measure and it may undergo a referendum to set aside.
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Westerville
Fire destroys Hamilton Milk barn and four horses
A fatal blaze in Columbus destroyed the Hamilton Milk Company barn and four horses last night. The fire started in a hay pile and the combined structure burned, yielding an estimated loss of 35,900 dollars.
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Columbus
Fortifire
Hamilton Milk Company
Government income outpaces expenditures in latest report
The French government income is running ahead of its expenditures at a rate of 7,500,990. This fiscal surplus suggests stronger revenue collection and tighter control on spending, signaling healthier public finances for the period reported.
Total solar eclipse to occur May 8 and 9
A total solar eclipse will be visible in the projected path on May 8 and 9, drawing interest from observers and science groups. The event will reduce daylight as the Moon completely covers the Sun, with peak darkness observed along a narrow band.
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