Ohio U Downs Wesleyan Increases Chance At Crown
Ohio University defeated Wesleyan 36 to 31 at Delaware to seize sole Buckeye Conference lead, while Cincinnati beat Miami 37 to 25 and Dayton edged outside the loop 32 to 31. Wolanski top-scored 16 in the first half for Carroll.
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Lakewood Cagers Hold Big Margin In Past Contests
Lakewood High plays Elyria in a Lake Erie League game, with a long series edge for Elyria and Lakewood trading wins. The piece lists past scorelines, key players graduating, and coach illness, noting Elyria leads 396 to 374 in points across meetings.
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Purdue Star Leads Big Ten Scorers
Purdue freshman Jewell Young led the Big Ten scoring race after three conference games with 51 points. He topped Indiana’s Ken Gunning by 11, while Harry Combes of Illinois and Mike McMichael of Northwestern followed with 35 and 34 points respectively. Combes had 16 in a Monday loss to Indiana.
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Ohio State Fencers Open Season With Win
Ohio State fencing team opened the season with a 12 to 4 victory over Ohio Wesleyan in Columbus. Buck swordsmen led by strong performances secured the opening win at home.
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Steel and Tubes Clash With Fox Furnace Tonight
Steel and Tubes defend title as they face Fox Furnace in a top Industrial League game. Tubes remain undefeated while Fox Furnace has a single loss to Perry Fay. Other matches include Pfaudler vs Timms Spring and Colson vs American Lace with a 7:00 to 9:00 schedule.
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Cunningham Venzke Duel Set For Saturday Track Meet
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas and Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania will renew their 1,000 yard duel Saturday night at the 69th Regiment Athletic Association's 2nd annual track and field meet in New York.
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Grafton Avon game moved up to tonight on Avon floor
School officials announced the Grafton vs Avon contest will be played tonight on the Avon floor rather than Friday evening. The decision was communicated today as updated scheduling for the city league game.
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Dream Book for Winners A Joyful Night Captain of Sleep
United Press staffer Henry McLemore recalls receiving George Lott’s The Lucky Dream Book a joke that he tries to use to pick winners for 1937. The dictionary style volume lists thousands of dream subjects with interpretations, from quill pens to zoological terms, yet McLemore finds little personal benefit or reliable guidance in predicting outcomes.
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Starting Problem Debate By Harness Leaders
Harness racing's oldest issue, starting, drew debate at a United Trotting Association meeting in Columbus. Parshall outlined a plan tested last season. others supported changes while six horsemen were suspended. An appeal by George Sholty was denied. Parshall planned to move 20 horses to Pinehurst for early training, aiming to depart February 1 at dawn.
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Randall Leases Cherry Ridge and Leaves Spring Valley
Bob Randall, a 11 year golf pro at Spring Valley Country Club, will manage Cherry Ridge Public Golf Course immediately after leasing it. He plans rebuilds of trees, relocated traps, fertilized fairways greens and tees, with clubhouse improvements and immediate fertilizing followed by spring work.
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Hot Stove League Notes Preview Major Moves in 1937
George Kirkley reports on star outfield shifts for Foxx Greenberg and others. Cronin may move Foxx and Dahlgren, York could push Greenberg to Detroit outfield, Ruppert invests in Yankee Stadium seats, and Go mens salary outlook hints at a big season. rookies Seibert Downer Ogrodowski Owen Chervinko Foster several prospects.
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Randall to Manage Cherry Ridge Links and Improve Course
LYRIA reports Bob Randall, Spring Valley pro, will take over Cherry Ridge public links. He promises course improvements and better conditioning, aiming to turn it into a profitable operation while drawing attention from his national Open and PGA connections. Randall cites the 14 club rule impact and promotes seven clubs per bag.
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Golfers Ready for Oakland Open at Claremont Club
Oakland California January 13 The winter golf money players shift to Oakland and the $5000 purse at Claremont Country Club First up are entries from Los Angeles led by Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago who won $2500 in Los Angeles today Cooper Horton Smith Henry Picard and Ralph Guldahl are listed as favorites for the $1000 top prize in Oakland
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Ohio Football Stars Are Appointed Pages
Columbus January 13 two more Ohio State football stars Jim McDonald of Springfield and Johnny Rabb of Akron were appointed pages today. The appointment advances the players in a state program and highlights their prominence in Ohio football.
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Dream authorities sought for Derby winner horses
A newspaper blurb asks readers to explain or locate the owner of a trio of horses linked to the 1937 Derby winner, offering a reward for insights or arranging delivery of beer by bicycle. The note, dated 1937, credits United Press.
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Basketball Rules Standardization to Boost Popularity
Cincinnati official Dick Bray contends a nationwide standard interpretation of basketball rules will raise the sport’s popularity within a few seasons. He cites cross-region games, East–Midwest differences, and observer exchanges as key steps toward a unified code while noting rules remain judgments and need not rewrite. Bray, a busy Midwest official, also calls for expanding intersectional schedules and ongoing discussions among coaches.
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Carnegie Tech to reorganize staff amid dismissal rumors
The Pittsburgh Press reported a complete reorganization of Carnegie Tech's football staff is imminent. It said Howard Harpster may be dismissed and Hank Day of Washington & Jefferson could be named successor. Judge Walter Steffen, who advised last season, would not return in 1937.
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State Senate Appoints Part Time Page Grid Stays Low Pay
The grid stars will receive 1.50 dollars for each day they are employed as part time pages in the State Senate. The emphasis is on personal growth over competition with others.
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