Unbeaten Buckeye Teams Face Tight Tests Tonight
Unbeaten leaders of the Buckeye and Ohio Conference clash with league rivals as Ohio University hosts Dayton and Ohio Northern visits Bowling Green in an eight game slate. Ohio U rides three straight conference wins while Ohio Northern seeks to overtake idle Muskingum. Waning ties, standings, and nonconference Toronto? (Note: summary condensed to reflect main facts with entities. ensure alignment with source.)
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Smallwood to bide time after opening round loss
USSIE SMALLWOOD a Charley White stable boxer from Elyria exits in the first round of the Ninth Annual Plain Dealer jamboree hurting chances for a Golden Gloves title. Giachetti defeated him in a cautious bout while Smallwood failed to press the attack.
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Cleveland Indians
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Julius Solters
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Ivy Paul Andrews
Joe Vosmik
Bill Knickerbocker
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Hildebrand
Indians
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Max Schmeling
United States
Jim Braddock
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Joe Louis
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Fred Perry
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Boston
Michael Sexton
Ken
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Sexton
National Association of Minor Baseball
Rock Island
Iolinois
Machine Foundry Pin Team Victor Triumphs Over Floor Foundry
The Machine Foundry won two of three in a Fox Furnace Company pin match at Temple George Tulk led the winners with 524 in the best series and 235 for the high single. Floor Foundry players included G Stutz Jr 449, Knight 463, and Overdeer 462, as the match produced strong scores across both squads.
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Fox Furnace Company
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George Tulk
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Chervenka
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Tulk
Aungst
G. Stutz, Jr
Knight
Duffy
Burley
Bell Clothiers Sweep Coca-Colas in Bowling Opener
The Bell Clothiers won two of three games against the Coca-Colas as the second half St. John's Lutheran Bowling League started last evening at the St. John's alleys.
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Vines Beats Perry to Even Series in Boston
Ellsworth Vines of California defeated England's Fred Perry in five sets at Boston Garden before 9,700 fans. The win gave the pro tour match series a 3-3 split, with scores 6 4, 2 6, 6 3, 5 7, 7 5.
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Ellsworth Vines
California
Fred Perry
England
Boston Garden
Thirteen Stars Promoted From Extras In Movie History
An authority states only thirteen actors have ever risen from extra ranks to prominence in film history. The claim highlights a rare pathway from background roles to leading or notable status within cinema.
Avon Lake Faces Henrietta In Key County Basketball Clash
Avon Lake hosts Henrietta on Saturday in a pivotal Lorain County Class B game as the Shoremen, undefeated in league play, look to extend their lead while Henrietta seeks to rebound from a loss to South Amherst. Friday's card features Avon Lake at Grafton and other matchups including Ridgeville at Penfield and South Amherst at La Grange.
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Acetta Demonstrates Tarpon Casting in Humorous Exhibit
Tony Acetta of Cleveland, the national fly and bait casting champion, staged a comic tarpon casting demonstration at Aytona Beach with about 200 onlookers. He selected Henry McLemore as his reluctant “fish,” wrapping line around his neck, nicking his ears, and delivering a slapstick sequence that ended without compensation.
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Tony Acetta
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Georgia
Ramblers to clash with Ridgeville PTA lineup tonight
The Elyria Ramblers basketball team meets Ridgeville PTA at Ridgeville High tonight at 8 o'clock. The game marks a local clash with both squads seeking a win on hardwood.
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Funeral Home Grabs Top In "B" Pin Loop
In city class B bowling, Welsh Funeral Home tops the standings after a three straight win over Moulton Candies. Wagon Wheel Cafe moved to second by beating Glen Rosers Motors, while Dutch Smith of Junior Order Mechanics posted 60S in series and 232 in a single game, with team highs of 2,666 and 897.
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Smith Janotky
Flyweight Title At Stake Tonight At Wembley Stadium
London January 19 Benny Lynch and Small Mogtava Filipino American meet in 13 rounds for the undisputed flyweight title as British and U.S. boxing authorities recognize the bout as for the championship. Also on card Jack Doyle, husband of Judith Allen, faces Al Robinson in eight rounds.
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Jackie Brown
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Smallwood Loses In Opening Round Of Golden Gloves
The opening round of the Ninth Annual Cleveland Plain Dealer Golden Gloves at Public Hall saw many knockouts. Gussie Smallwood of Elyria lost to Johnny Giachetti, with the bout close but decided by Giachetti’s consistent rights. Other results include Minnich over Kochan, Alu stopping Dachtler, Wuitowicz knocking Kocel, Brantley fallen to Williams, and Davis losing to Schoen.
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Jack's Lunch To Play At Barberton Wednesday
The Jack's Lunch team will travel to Barberton to meet the Columbia Chemical quint of that city. Members of the Lunch team are asked to meet at the Bac Lunch tomorrow at 5 30 p m.
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Oberlin German Department edits new Deutsche Meister novellen
Oberlin announces a new second year German course book Deutsche Meister novellen edited by John W. Kurtz of Oberlin and Theodore Geissendoerfer of Illinois. It joins a growing list of German Department publications edited or written by Oberlin staff and former colleagues.
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Deutsche Meisternovellen
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F. W. Kaufmann
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Kaufman and Dunham
Karl Heinrich Weggerl
Kurtz
University of Illinois
Goeissendoerfer
French Destroyer Bombed By Plane
Paris reports the navy ministry will investigate the origin of an airplane that bombed the French destroyer Maille Breze off the Spain coast. The destroyer, en route from Barcelona to Toulon, was hit twice on January 18 at 9:95 a.m. fifteen miles off Cape San Sebastian. five bombs were dropped, none struck.
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The Whansic Chasm Near Loch Tomond
A curious chasm near Loch Tomond in Scotland is known locally as The Whansic, a named geological feature attracting note for its unusual landscape and folklore associations.
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Scotland
Elyria Brighton Meet Tonight For Cage League Lead
Elyria and Brighton clash to lead the Y M C A Lorain County basketball league with four games on the card. Oberlin Commerce meets Elyria Y, Ohio Fuel Gas faces Elyria Hardware, and Grafton Sunshine Biscuits oppose Grafton Merchants in independent play. games begin 7 30.
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All-America Niblick Squad Named By National Golf Review
National Golf Review names Bill Richardson selection headed by Johnny Goodman as amateur No 1 with Johnny Fischer second and Marion Miley top woman. Harry Cooper leads professionals while Tony Manero sits fifth. Beatrice Barrett and Denny Shute among others. Patty Berg notably omitted from Big Five list.
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Bill Richardson
National Golf Review
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Marion Miley
Lexington
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
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Maureen Orcutt Crews
Pam Barton
England
Window Washer Awarded Honor by St. Louis Medical Society
William R. Goodman, founder of the Blood Donors Benevolent Association, received a certificate of honor from the St. Louis Medical Society. A former Bell Telephone window washer who started the group in 1934, Goodman organized 38 volunteers to donate blood at any time. The association now has 475 members and has funded 575 transfusions, drawing worldwide notice since 1995. Goodman resigned as president last September.
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Willliam R. Goodman
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Bell Telephone Company
Complainant Attacks Broad Street Traffic at Council
Leo J. Myers of 243 Broad Street urged abolition of 45 degree parking and rear deliveries for downtown stores. He attacked daytime police enforcement and said some drivers are unfairly ticketed at night. Council referred the matter to the safety committee for study.
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Illinois Beats Purdue in Tight Big Ten Title Chase
Illinois swept Purdue 38 to 37 to join Purdue atop the Big Ten standings in a tight race for the 1937 championship. Hale Swanson's last minute rebound shot sunk Purdue as Louie Bourdeau missed two late free throws. Michigan beat Chicago in overtime 35 to 29 to take third, Indiana downed Ohio State 43 to 36, Minnesota beat Northwestern 36 to 23, and Wisconsin’s defense limited Iowa to 23 points. Illinois’ fourth straight win left them poised to claim the half-season lead after the first semester.
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Ohio Woman Crafts Puzzle Gifts for Royal Family
Mrs. John Paul Jones of Chagrin Falls Ohio runs a basement shop making large jigsaw puzzles for the royal household. She filled a big order for Harrods in London and sent puzzles to a close friend of the former king. The ex king favors large maps, like a 1950 piece London map, assembled before shipment to ensure completeness.
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Wallis Simpson
John Paul Jones
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Schmeling to Make Tour of United States
Max Schmeling will arrive in mid March for an exhibition tour across 22 U S cities beginning with an eight round match in Philadelphia. Manager Joe Jacobs says the schedule runs to mid April then a two week rest before training camp for a scheduled June title bout. The plan favors the south with a $3 000 guarantee per appearance or 50 percent of net gate. Cities listed include Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Atlanta Jacksonville Tampa West Palm Beach Miami Birmingham New Orleans Houston Dallas Fort Worth Memphis Nashville Chattanooga Kansas City Cincinnati Milwaukee South Bend Chicago and Detroit.
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Birmingham
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Fort Worth
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Famous Russian cellist to perform at Oberlin recital
Oberlin will host Miss Raya Garbusova a blonde Russian cellist Jan 26 at 7 30 in Finney Chapel on the Conservatory Artist Recital Series Critics praise her early start with a toy cello and her $16000 instrument Her international career spans London Paris Vienna and more and she has been called a rising figure by the New York Times
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Oberlin Conservatory
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Puzzles At Court Reflect Royal Tradition
The excerpt describes Queen Mary and King George solving puzzles themselves before sharing with family. An order from Har Tod’s was refused for being too cheap, then the price was accepted after a prompt reply. The royal custom of self-solving before delegation is noted.
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