Marietta And Cincinnati Quintets Near Ohio And Buckeye League Titles
Ohio college basketball action sees Marietta College extend its Ohio Conference lead with a 43 17 win over Denison as Fen ton dominates the boards and rival squads fight for top Buckeye standings. Cincinnati rolls to a 32 23 victory at Dayton to stretch its Buckeye lead to seven games, while Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio U win to stay in the hunt.
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Reisz May Quit After Friction In Softball Field
Reisz, who cut ham and wielded the Tazor while managing a summer softball term, hints at stepping away after a season filled with trouble and many arguments. He says the job breeds more enemies than friends in the softball business, and notes his past season with Hughes Provision at Orain High School’s athletic plant may end.
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Avon Taverns Defeat Elyria Hardwares 33 to 17
Avon Barbier Taverns won decisively over Elyria Hardwares 33 to 17 at Avon last evening with Siffert and Mittendorf scoring eight points each. Millers led Elyria with seven. In a preliminary, Avon Old Timers beat Sheffield Old Timers 62. The 818,000 WPA stadium improvement project on Oberlin avenue is shelved, delaying work and raising questions about funding and skilled labor needs. The Lorain football classic was moved to Elyria due to the project.
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Leading Erie Scorers Duel Here Friday
Elyria and Lakewood High schools clash Friday night on Elyria’s floor as top scorers Joe Scott and Bill Bocora duel. Scott leads with 49 points in five games while Bocora has 44 in four as both seek the crown.
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Whitey) Bocora
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Oberlin Girls? Wait Yeomen On Road For Two Games
Oberlin Colleges basketball team travels for two away games this week. Friday they face Allegheny College in Meadville Pennsylvania, then Saturday play at Hiram College. The Glen Gray Memorial Game returns February 21 drawing alumni back to campus. Tickets are at Warner Gymnasium athletic ticket office.
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Steel and Tubes top County Collegians 31 to 27
Elyria Steel and Tubes, Inc. claimed their sixth straight win by defeating the Lorain County Collegians 31 to 27. Joe Xarsa led with 11 points while Carr and Moaa each scored eight for their teams.
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Toolroom Rifle Shooters Win Victory Over Millwrights
The Toolroom defeated the Millwrights 798 to 757 in a General Industries rifle shoot held last evening. Scores indicate a close contest with a strong showing by Toolroom marksmen.
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Horn Room Pinmen Defeat Toolroom In Pin Match
In a General Industries League pin match last evening at Temple Ruth the Horn Room team won two of three games from Toolroom. The Horn Room posted 496 for high three games and added 212 for the best single.
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Unknown Bird Tagged in Ashland Oregon Mystery
A dead unknown bird found near Ashland Oregon bears the dip of the United States Biological Survey based in Washington. Officials seek identification of the species and confirmation of its tag number 152609.
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Washington
International soil mechanics conference to be held at Harvard
Cambridge Massachusetts reports the first international conference on soil mechanics will take place at the Harvard Graduate School of Engineering in June 2026. The event coincides with Harvard’s Tercentenary celebration, drawing scholars and researchers from around the world to Cambridge.
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Hog Run Riot in Kelso as Pet Roams Main Street
A runaway hog charged through Kelso Washington business streets causing a minor uproar as women screamed and bystanders fled. Police joined dozens of men in pursuit until the animal was cornered and captured in a garage.
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Penfield and Brookside Victors in County B Games
Penfield led Eaton 33 25 on Eaton floor with Browand scoring 16. Eaton’s Eccess added 10. Penfield reserves beat Eaton reserves 178. Brookside crushed Belden 23 13 on Brookside court, Con rads eight for winners, Racz six for losers. In prelim Belden girls beat Brookside girls 218.
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Yale Adds Wrestling to Athletic Curriculum
NEW HAVEN Conn Jal Tugu the ancient Oriental art of self defense has been added to Yale's crowded athletic program. Following a request from Yale News Eddie QC Donnell Yale wrestling coach conducts daily classes in the sport which has attracted a large following.
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Missouri Fights Mud Roads Drive Years Back
Jefferson City reports Missouri spent 17404127 dollars in 1935 on highway funds to fight mud and improve roads, as state officials push for durable paving and modern drainage amid ongoing rural traffic concerns.
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Quints Clash in YMCA Industrial Cage Loop Showdown
Leading Tubes and Timms Co. quints top the league after a prior Perry Fay win as they host Timms Springs. General Industries and Perry Fay battle for second with American Lace, Pfau dler, and Steel and Tubes also in action. Colson faces Western Automatic as the schedule unfolds with key matchups shaping standings.
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Delay in Lorain County Class B Championship Trophy Award
Lorain County athletic board delays awarding the Class B basketball championship trophy after a dispute between Clearview and Henrietta over scorekeeping. W. Jones of La Grange announced the postponement at a meeting with county officials, with a Monday board session to hear the case. Henrietta contends the score should be 29 to 28 in their favor, claiming referee and scorekeeper errors in the Saturday game.
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Sandusky Bowling Entries Close Saturday
Elvira bowlers plan to enter the Inter City Bowling tournament in Sandusky from February 13 to 15. The event marks the association 25th anniversary, promising the largest prize list and using twenty alleys at the Recreation Parlors on West Market Street in Northern Ohio.
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Red Raiders Set Five Home Games for Next Season
The Red Raiders unveiled a ten game schedule with only five home tilts for the coming season. Home games include Campbell Memorial Toledo Scott and Shaw Shaker Heights and Oberlin Memorial. The slate features Lakewood on October 31 and Fremont Ross on November 7 at away venues, with Lorain and Oberlin High also on the road and a county grid classic noted for November 21 at Lorain.
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Cleveland Cathedral
Kent State, Wooster Meet for First Time in Swimmng Dual
Kent State’s swimming team hosts Wooster College in a dual meet here today marking the first-ever clash between the two programs. The event features local college rivalry as teams vie for early season points.
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Improvements and New Raids Announced by Chief Engineer Cutler
Impr ovement plans and new raids were announced by T im Cutler, chief engineer of the commission, outlining upcoming projects and security measures for the district.
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Elyria High 1936 Football Schedule
Elyria High 1936 slate lists games with opponents and locations. September 18 Campbell Wemar tial, September 23 Sandusky, October 8 Cleveland Heights, October 17 Shaw, October 23 Shaker Heights, October 31 Lakewood, November 7 Fremont, November 14 Oberlin, November 21 Lorain with night game indicators.
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Red Raiders open league season amid high competition
The upcoming campaign opens September 18 with Campbell Memorial visiting. Beier High’s opener was canceled. Campbell’s team will face Red Raiders as they begin a tough schedule. The Raiders then travel to Sandusky on September 25 and Cleveland Heights for the Lake Erie League opener on October 3, with three home games to follow against Toledo Scott, Shaker, and Shaw in mid October.
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Mount Union Wins After Center Jump Rule Change
Mount Union defeated John Carroll 54 to 32 in Alliance as the new center jump rule after successful free throws reduced gameplay by about five minutes. Guard Gordon Swope connected on eight straight free throws, ending with ten of eleven. Mount Union bids farewell to eight seniors in June.
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Ohio State and Michigan clash in dual swimming meet
Columbus reports Ohio State and Michigan, longtime rivals in many sports, compete in a dual swimming meet in Columbus on February 12. The meet spots fierce regional competition as both programs seek boosts in their season record amid strong swimmer lineups.
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Believe It or Not Ripley Averaged 4000 Letters Daily
Ripley’s Believe It or Not reports an average daily intake of about 4000 letters. The amusement feature collects correspondence from readers seeking inclusion or verification for quirky claims.
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