Defending Ohio Cage Loop Monarchs Likely To Relinquish Titles
Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati, and Marietta loom as title threats as the Buckeye and Ohio Conference rulers struggle early. Wesleyan and Cincinnati seek wins as Marietta bids to defend after a strong 18 game stretch last season. Muskingum faces Baldwin Wallace in Berea while Stanford shocks Western Reserve and Akron beats West Virginia in a round of early conference play. Six teams remain unbeaten as Case, Mount Union, Muskingum, Ohio Northern, Wooster, and Akron lead the state race.
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Tommy Devine
United Press
Olumbus
U. P
Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Cincinnati
Marietta
Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Ray Detrick
Baldwin-Wallace
Kent State
Ohio University
Cleveland
Bishops
Delaware
Toledo
University of Dayton
Dayton
Bill Raidt
Bearcats
Wittenberg
Ohio U
Marshall
Bobcats
Athens
Western Reserve
Akron Goodyears
Miami
Earlham
Oxford
Huntington
Pioneers
Ashland
Springfield
Muskies
Muskingum
Baldwin- Wallace
Berea
Stanford
Indians
Hank Lui
Eee Luisett
Stanford Star
University of Akron
West Virginia
Wooster
Rider
Trenton
X. J
Scots
Nick Frascella
Wilbur Banks
Case
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Akron
Oberlin
Hiram
Rio Grande
Cunningham To Race In K Of C Track Meet
New York January 4 Glenn Cunningham Kansas great middle distance runner arrived to practice for his first indoor start of the season in the 100 meter event at the Knights of Columbus track and field games. Cunningham joins four Olympic team members Don Lash Joe McClusky and Marty Glickman in the field. He plans to race in the 3000 meters while Glickman will sprint.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Knights of Columbus
Cunningham
Lst
Don Lash
Indiana
Joe McClusky
Marty Glickman
Syracuse
Welsh Pin Team Beats Cleveland in City League Match
The Welsh Funeral Home squad defeated Weatherhead Company of Cleveland in a City Class A League bowling meet on Saturday night at the K of C alleys. Welsh led in total pins 18 to 2 in games, with Bowman posting 584 for the high three games and a 254 high single. Other scores listed include Weilth Funrra 4498, Dombraky 972, Spray 442, Rowman 224, Bat Taurence 441, and Cleveland players Sheak 492, Hattieson 788, Jumont 322, Rommer 459, Alfien 432, Stephenson 488.
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Weatherhead Company
Cleveland
K. of Callers
Bowman
Weilth Funrra
Hame Farkler
Dombraky
Rowman
Bat Taurence
Cleveland Sheak
Taritf
Hattieson
Jumont We Wes
Rommer Ee
Alfien
Stephenson
Second Half City B Pin Loop Opens
The second half City B Pin Loop opens tonight at K of U alleys with four matches. At 7 pm Wagon Wheel Cafe vs Electro Alloys and Moulton Candies vs West Side Cafe. At 9 pm Glen Rogers Motors vs Welsh Funeral Home and Shell Petroleum vs Junior Order Mechanics. Moulton Candies won the first half championship.
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Wagon Wheel Cafe
Electro Alloys
Moulton Candies
Glen Rogers Motors
Shell Petroleum
Sport Pickups Highlight Longstanding Basketball Echoes
Rumor debunked that George Day is finished as a player as his House League form shows him scoring a basket and stifling two opponents. The column catalogs past stars, record trades, and upcoming events from Joe’s sports scene including Willie Chisholm, Abe Rapinosa, and Gian Peden. Also notes Purdue’s Big Ten pursuit, Elysians at pro tennis, and Stanford’s Angelo Luisetti overpowering Ohio teams.
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George Day
George
Bobby Jones
Abe Rapinosa
Willie Chisholm
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Milwaukee
Springfield
Fargo-Moorhead
North Dakota
Zanesville
Minneapolis
Monessen
E. M
Mose” Hole
Wooster
Hole& A
Lisbon
Bill
Torchy) Peden
Jules Audy
Cleveland
Public Hall
Freddie Steele
Gorilla Jones
Tacoma
Wash
Steele
Purdue
Chicago
Elysians
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Walter Taylor
Vic Hanson
Syracuse
Hanson
Orange
Baldwin-Wallace
Ossie Solem
Iowa
Burt Ingwersen
Salem
Athletic Council
Nick Frascella
Ashland
Western Reserve
Stanford University
Cats
Angelo Luisetti
Stanford
Two Qualify For U. S. Table Tennis Team
CHICAGO Jan. 4 Mrs Delores Kuenz of St Louis and Ruth Aarons of New York qualified for the United States table tennis team to compete at the Vienna international championship next month. Kuenz beat Miss Jay Purves of Chicago 21 19 20 22 22 20 in the national trials to win a place. Aarons automatically qualified as world champion. a third member will be chosen by the U S Table Tennis Association.
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Chicago
Tey
Delores Kuenz
St. Louis
Ruth Aarons
New York
United States
Vienna
Kuaenz
Jay Purves
Aarons
U. S. Table Tennis Association
Pitt Gridders To Leave For Home After Rose Bowl Victory
The University of Pittsburgh Panthers, celebrating their first Rose Bowl win in four trips to the Pacific Coast, entrain in Los Angeles today for the first lap of their journey home. The players were guests at a moving picture studio.
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Los Angeles
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Pacific Coast
Big Ten Co Champs Open Defense As Race Starts Tonight
Purdue, Indiana, Iowa, and others face opening Big Ten games as title contenders. Indiana battles undefeated Iowa while Purdue defends its share of the crown against Wisconsin at Lafayette. Illinois and Northwestern also contest Cham paign with Minnesota meeting De Paul outside the conference. Veteran players and new scoring threats anchor the tight race in a season opener.
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Big Ten
United Press
Hicago
U. P
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Lafayette
Ind
Michols
Northwestern
Champaign
Minnesota
de Paul
Ken Gunning
Vern Huffman
Hoosiers
Hawks
Everett Dean
Fred Fechtman
Wally Gaddis
Benny Stephens
Joe van Ysseldyk
Marquette
Boilermakers
Ward (Piggy) Lambert
Bob Kessler
Jewell Young
Johnny Sines
Pat Malaska
Ninois
Wildcats
Illinois
Lins
Mike McMichaels
Tom Nishet
Lone Boudreau
Minnis
Politicians’ fierce spirit tops sports in Daytona Beach
United Press reports from Daytona Beach on January 4 1937 describe local politicians as displaying a fiercer competitive spirit than athletes Ty Cobb Jack Dempsey and Sande. They battle over control of the city hall with four militia companies and dramatic rhetoric while the prize is honor and city naming rights rather than substantial pay.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Aytona Beach
Fla
Ty Cobb
Jack Dempser
Tilden
Sande
Daytona Beach
Dempsey
Dayton Beach
Baldwin Wallace to Defy Ohio Conference Ruling
Cleveland January 4 Baldwin Wallace one of the leading Ohio Conference teams in basketball and football today said it would defy a league ruling that bars its participation in basketball carnivals at Public Hall. The measure blocks a planned doubleheader with Western Reserve sponsored by Mavor Rosenblum. Baldwin Wallace plans to play February 12 against Western Reserve despite the ruling.
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Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio
Baldwan - Wallace
Lorain County Fish and Game Plan 1937 Budget
Lorain County Fish and Game Association awarded 3600 for 1937, including 700 for rabbits, 700 for pheasants, 700 for raccoon, 100 for squirrel, 100 for dams, 1000 for hunting leases, and 300 for general expenses. Dues rise from 1 to 2 this year with 3 after July 1, social members 1. A 1000 rabbit shipment arrives January 20, coon and pheasant released in spring, and maps will mark prime hunting spots. Membership stood at 1971 at end of 1936.
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Quiciress
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
A. Ceipla
Association
Lorain County
Milan
Kansas
William F. Holcomb
Protector Holcomb
Vines Seeks Pro Debut Victory at Madison Square Garden
Ellsworth Vines opened as an 8 to 5 favorite to defeat Fred Perry in Perry's pro debut at Madison Square Garden. The venue nearly sold out with tickets from 1.10 to 9.90, promoters predicting standing room only. About 17,000 fans are expected, contributing around 40,000 dollars for the match, chasing the pro gate record of 30,800 set by Vines and Tilden.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Madison Square Garden
Francis T. Hunter
Vines
Bill” Tilden
Congressional Budget Battles and Neutrality Debate Start
The new Congress will tackle relief appropriations with debate over a six month WPA fund ranging from 500 million to 750 million dollars. A major shift aims at expanding the Neutrality Act to include civil wars and empower embargoes with president discretion, sparking opposition from several senators. Also mentioned are college carnivals and upcoming matchups between Geneva Tax, Michigan State, and City College of New York.
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White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
America
Congressmn
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
William H. King
Utah
CCC
WPA
PWA
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Legislative plans shape 1937 agenda for taxes and reforms
Senate leaders expect no new taxes this year but outline revisions to the 1938 corporate surplus tax law. Proposals aim to cut reserve taxes, exempt reserves for financing plants, and relieve debt-burdened firms from Sarnia tax. Licensing and cataloging unfair practices emerge as options, with constitutional amendment a last resort.
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William K. Bomb
Idaho
Roosevelt
Congress
O'Mahoney
Sen. Jos. C. O'Mahoney
NRA
American Federation of Labor
National Textile Act
A. F. of
Supreme Court
Taves
Congressional Finance Committees
Itas
Sarnia
Airdale mascot Sparks dies in Urbana fire service
Urban fire department mourns Sparks the one year old airdale mascot. The canine hero suffered cataracts with age and died after a porch fall at Fire Chief's home, marking a long canine career with the Urbana department.
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Airdale
Vrbana
Sparks
Urbana
Taie
Sephia
Newark Woman Alleged Kidnaping Victim Reported
Newark 18 year old Mrs Dale Wheeler is the alleged kidnaping victim. The abductor, a Columbus man, fled a kidnapping warrant and drove off with Mrs Wheeler and her companions while walking home from a theater. The suspect is sought on auto theft charges in Knox county. vehicle registered to J C Carleton of Mt Vernon.
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Newark
Dale Wheeler
Columbus
Wesley Wheeler
Rs. Shaffer
Mt. Vernon
Wheeler
Auto Plates Publicize Northwest Territory Celebration
Columbus January 4 1938 Ohio governor Martin L Carey announces a special license plate to publicize the northwest territory celebration. Draftsmen are starting work for early delivery. Governor Davey urges educating children and parents about Ohio history and the celebration programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Martin L. Carey
Jony
Govv
Davey
Ohio State Commission
Scalding Fatal for 19 Month Old Child in Columbus
Paul Miller, aged 19 months, died after falling into a pan of boiling water in Columbus Ohio. The child had earlier been central to a paternity hearing involving his mother, widow of Clarence Miller. Blood tests were conducted on Albert Miller, brother of Clarence, but the case was dismissed.
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Columbus, O
Paul Miller
Clarence Miller
Albert Miller
Clarence
Odd News From Coast to Midwest on Jan 4
A San Francisco man shot into the street to summon aid after a woman slipped in a tub and was hospitalized. Springfield police debate where obscene art lines, asking for legal guidance. Hartford man escapes death by freezing cold as fire and gasoline explode. Whitehall veteran owner donates long standing pottery factory to a trusted employee before death by chloroform. Sparks the department mascot, once a puppy, dies after long service amid rail and ore town lore.
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San Francisco
Jonas
Henry Clark
Hartford
Arthur Bishop
George Donovan
Sparks
Evers
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