Industrial leaders tied in church league style play
Ohio Fuel Gas and Standard Utilities remained tied atop the Industrial loop after last night’s games. Ohio Fuel Gas beat General Industries 18 to 11 while Standard Home Utilities defeated Troxel 28 to 35 in a close contest. O. P. won over Western Automatic by one point 19 to 18.
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Standard
Ohio Fuel Gas
General Industries
Troxel Cagers
O. P
St. Home Utilities
G. F
Barnes
Schroeder
Cowle
Struck
Hess
Weesweeeeves
Kirby
Erevasen
Dangerfield
Ack
Jones
Eensee
Kroeger
Ts. Krueger
Conve
Heggie
Saewe Peeae
Stevenson
V.vsaeeces McIntyre
Cesseess
Squires
Seeeanreens
Thompson
Weuseers Schrock
Giles
Ecenvceens
Basso
Eeneveear
Ccsecacseavess
G Guthman
Oupee
Ui Edwards
Buchholz
Raesler
Elbert
Pee
Visniski
Csccevens
Barney
Ea Ethene
Defiance Leads N W Conference in Basketball Race
Defiance College holds a game and a half lead as the Northwest Conference race tightens. Bluffton dropped a conference defeat, giving Defiance three straight conference wins on their home floor, a site long noted as a nemesis to rival teams. Findlay, tied for second with Bowling Green, hosts Toledo hoping to upend Defiance’s pace.
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Columbus
Defiance College
Bluffton
Defiance
Northwest
Yellow Jackets
Findlay
Toledo
Findlay Court
Bowling Green
Findlayites
Wesleyan Schedules Three Indoor Meets
Ohio Wesleyan University announces a trio of indoor track meets for 1931. The Bishop trackmen will face Detroit City College in Detroit on February 7, travel to Michigan State Teachers College on February 14, and compete against Ohio University in Athens on March 24.
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Delaware, O
Ohio Wesleyan University
Bishop
Detroit City College
Detroit
Michigan State Teachers College
Ohio University
Athens
Wittenberg takes tenth in row
SPRINGFIELD OH Jan 22 Wittenberg's basketball team swamped Centre College Kentucky 42 to 24 It was Wittenberg's tenth victory of the season Thirteen Wittenberg players were used in the lineup Eisele Lutheran forward was high scorer with eight points.
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Springfield. O
Wittenberg
Centre College
Kentucky
Eisele
Athletes Push Bookworms as College Presidents
Chicago driven study finds that two fifths of college presidents earned varsity letters. Charles Ward of the Northwestern Alumni Association reports from 417 surveys sent and 229 responses received, revealing 60 presidents had athletic letters, challenging the stereotype that scholars alone reach top posts.
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Chicago
Charles Ward
Northwestern University Alumni Association
Ward
Springfield teams post 26 wins in 97 games this season
Opponents of Springfield basketball teams face a tough schedule. Wittenberg College owns 10 straight wins, Springfield High School runs nine in a row, and Catholic Central has seven wins in eight games. Total Springfield teams have 26 victories in 97 contests.
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Springfield Springfield
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Springfield High School
Catholic Central High School
Rochester Ace Leads International Hurlers
John Berry of Rochester was the most effective pitcher in the International League last season with 16 wins and a 2.49 ERA. Paul Derringer led in wins, innings, batters faced, hits allowed, and strikeouts. Jim Weaver pitched the most games and threw the most wild pitches. Maurice Bream gave up the most earned runs and had the most losses.
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New York
John Berry
Rochester
Berry
Roy Buckalew
Montreal
Paul Derringer
Jim Weaver
Baltimore
Maurice Bream
Jersey City
Thurnblad and Hall Tie for Cue Lead in Billiards
Chicago January 22 Arthur Thurnblad and Allen Hall led the World Three-Cushion Championship with two wins and no losses. Otto Reiselt trailed undefeated with one win, to face D J Jacobs next. Layton, defending champion since 1928, remains a strong title favorite despite a first-round loss to Scoville and a planned tonight match with Charles F. Jordan.
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Chicago
Arthur Thurnblad
Allen Hall
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
D. J Jacobs
St. Louis
Thurnblad
Reiselt
Hall
Johnnie Layton
Layton
F. S. Scoville
Charles F. Jordan
Scoville
Jordan
Wesleyan Earns Fourth Buckeye Conference Win
Wesleyan defeated Denison 38 to 31 in Granville, marking its fourth Buckeye Conference victory and giving the Bishops a two game lead. Ginaren led Wesleyan with 11 points while Denison’s Walker scored 14 to top his team’s scoring.
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Granville
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Denison
Wesleyan
Ginaren
Walker
Boston Heavyweight Al Friedman Fights Steady 1930 Schedule
Boston heavyweight Al Friedman averaged over one bout weekly in 1930, logging more than 69 rounds and traveling thousands of miles. He sometimes fought twice in a week, facing top contenders including Tuffy Griffiths across his busy year.
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Boston
al Friedman
Tuffy Griffiths
New London High Romps Over Ridgeville High 61 15
New London High School overwhelmed Ridgeville High 61 to 15 in a County League game on Ridgeville floor. Humphrey scored 17 for New London after an early 10-0 run, while Walker led Ridgeville with 10. In the girls game, New London defeated Ridgeville 24-20. New London has four wins in five starts. next plays Wadsworth.
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New London
High
Ridgeville High
Ridgeville High School
Red
Black
Humphrey
Walker
Ridgeville
New London Girls
Wadsworth
Wakeman
White
Burton
Seerat
Waerd
cous One _Phillips
Fuller
Case
Ewes Kirkpatrick
Lg Aadune
G Bement
Rf Walker
Aera
Een
Stellar
C Seeese
Darcy
Ste Cohagen
College Scores and Upcoming Games Noted
United Press roundup lists Ohio Wesleyan 33 over Denison 1, Wooster 53 over Kent State 35, Heidelberg 34 over Ashland 29, Wittenberg 42 over Centre 24, Navy 45 over Randolph Macon 27, Army 43 over Bucknell 21, Pittsburgh 25 over Carnegie Tech 22, Muhlenberg 28 over Lafayette 22, Brown 39 over Conn Aggies 35, Mass Aggies 28 over Wesleyan 23. Tonight features Heidelberg at Akron, Rio Grande at Pikeville, Depauw at Wabash in Greencastle, Findlay hosting Toledo.
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United Press
Ohio Westeyan
Denison
Wooster
Kent State
Heidelberg
Ashland
Wittenberg
Centre
Navy
Randolph Macon
Army
Bucknell
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Muhlenberg
Lafayette
Brown
Conn
Aggies
Mass. Aggies
Wesleyan
Akron
Rio Grande
Pikeville
Depauw
Wabash
Greencastle
Ind
Toledo
Findlay
Bartlett and Cohen Fight Six Round Draw
Mickey Cohen of Cleveland and Ollie Bartlett of Detroit fought a six round draw in Cleveland last night. The match ended without a winner after evenly contested rounds in the light heavyweight division.
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Cleveland
CP i
Mickey Cohen
Ollie Bartlett
Detroit
Syracuse Stars Tie Cleveland Indians In Hockey Game
Syracuse Stars battled to a 2-2 tie with the Cleveland Indians in an International Hockey League contest in Syracuse. Holmes opened scoring for Syracuse in the second, Gray put Cleveland ahead, Brid en added for Cleveland, then Markle equalized for Syracuse late in the third as Baxter withstood pressure. final 2-2.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Stars
Cleveland Indians
Holmes
Cleveland
Gray
Brophy
Briden
Williams
Baxter
Markle
Stars
Frew
Clark
Dunning
McBride
Brown
Pelangio
Huard
Teasdale
McKnight
White
Bropty
Paddon
Major
Marklet Holmes
Gur Smith
Muskingum Defeats Capital in Ohio Conference game
Muskingum College basketball edged Capital University 26 to 19 in New Concord last night. Eleven Muskies players scored, while Capital’s center Merhling led the visitors with nine points.
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New Concord
CFI
Muskingum Colleges
Capital University
Ohio
Muskies
Merhling
Capital
Detroit Beats St. Xavier 26 to 20 in City Match
Detroit defeats Xavier University of Cincinnati 26 to 20 in Detroit last night. Corbet led Xavier’s attack as Detroit took an early 13 to 0 lead and maintained the advantage through the game.
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Detroit
St. Xavier
Mich
Xavier University
Cincinnati
University of Detroit
Corbet
Xavier
Ohio Amateur Cage Tourney At Sebring
The 4th annual Northeastern Ohio Amateur Basketball Tournament will be held at McKinley High School Auditorium on Friday and Saturday March 13 and 14. Fifty teams are expected to enter.
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Northeastern Ohio
McKinley High School
Lorain County Coon Hunters Seek Changes In Ohio Laws
Lorain County Coon Hunters Association urges eight resolutions to overhaul Ohio hunting trapping and game laws. They request more game for Lorain County propagation support fox hunting extension to February 1 and mandatory stamp on traps. Proposals cover captive wild animals reporting licensing theft of hunting dogs penalties and night hunting restrictions with wardens permits. The group pledges cooperation with state officials to enact these changes.
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Lorain County Coon Hunters’ Association
Ohio
Frank Henke
Ohio Department of Conservation
Department of Conservation
Otto K. Mischka
Lorain County Association
Coon
Lorain County
Savannah Lake
Ashland County
State Department of Conservation
Franke Henke
BE. H. Snellenberger
James Tittle Jr
Rice Leading Qualifiers in Havana Golf Tourney
Grantland Rice posted the low gross in the qualifying round of the Artists and Writers Golf Tourney in Havana. Rice defends his four time title as others with low scores included Frank Craven Claire Maxwell M H Aylesworth Fontaine Fox Charles Coe and Octavus Roy Cohen. Match play begins today and finals are set for Saturday with a reception by President Machado at the presidential palace.
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Havana
Grantland Rice
Artists and Writers
Rice
Fred Price
Frank Craven
Claire Maxwell
M. H. Aylesworth
Fontaine Fox
Charles F. Coe
Octavus Roy Cohen
Siki Wins On Two Straight Falls In Columbus
Regis Siki the Abyssinian wrestler defeated Hi Gandar the Hindu in two straight falls after losing the first fall in Columbus Ohio. Hardy Kruskamp of Columbus beat Leo Alexander in a preliminary bout.
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Columbus
Regis Siki
Hi Gandar
Hardy Kruskamp
Leo Alexander
Red Sox Pitcher Coaches Hebron Hockey Team
Danny MacFayden, Boston Red Sox pitcher, keeps in shape by coaching and training with the Hebron Academy hockey team in Hebron Maine during the winter season.
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Hebron
Danny MacFayden
Boston Red Sox
Hebron Academy
Sophs Maintain Class Lead In Close Junior Victory
Sophomores beat Juniors 35 to 26 on the high school floor led by Thompson with 14 points. Early in the game the Sophs built an 8 point edge, and while the Juniors outscored in two mid periods the visitors could not overcome the early deficit. Key scorers included Machock Birch and Carr for the Sophs and Eldred and Thompson for the Juniors.
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Dake Gull
Sopohmores
Sopis
Carr
Machock
Ross
Hutchings
Sooks
Schon
Thompson
Alex Clawson
Sophs
Birch
Feron
Zaffer
Daly
Eldred
Gerber
F. T. Machock
Smith
Dodslevy
Mick O
Lyons
Ererar
Gutowski
Ebert
Strickler
Sascule Tegen
Copas
Cacsensae
Seeesees
Stutz
Cccseaecane
Disbrow
Kieler
Elyria High Cage Team Prepares for Rocky River and Amherst Tests
Elyria High cagers, after a two day rest from Coach A N Smith, resume practice ahead of Rock River tomorrow and Amherst Saturday. Guild and Liss lead Lake Erie League contenders, with Rocky River likely easier but Amherst a tougher challenge. The Flash guards will guard two scoring aces as Elyria aims to stay in title contention. The High Lightweights also prep for Rocky River prelims and an independent clash at Penfield Junction against Clearview High.
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A. N. Smith
Elyria High
Rocky River
Amherst
Quarrytown Five
Guild
Liss
Hearn
Lake Erie
Elyria
Smithmen
London Icers
Eaton
Penfield Junction
Clearview High Cagers
Elyria to Host Fifth Short Ship Week in 1931 Schedule
The Ohio Short Ship Circuit announces a thirteen week schedule for 1931 with Elyria assigned the fifth week, June 22 to 27, after earlier plans placed it in the third slot. Urbana begins the circuit May 23 to 28 with Urbana opening the series.
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Ohio
Elyria
Urbana
Heidelberg Rally Beats Ashland 34 29 in Ohio Conference
Heidelberg College rallied in the final period to defeat Ashland 34 to 29 in Ashland Ohio. Haley led Heidelberg with five field goals and two fouls as Ashland erased a halftime lead but could not hold on in the final seven minutes. It marked Heidelberg's third straight Ohio conference victory.
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Ashland
Apy
Haley
Heidelberg College
Heidelberg
Wooster Defeats Kent State In Ohio Conference Battle
Wooster extended its winning streak to five in the Ohio Conference by walloping Kent State 63 to 35. Center Talbot led Wooster with five field goals and a foul as the final score reflected a clear defense and strong early offense.
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Kent, CO
Wooster
Kent State
Talbot
Winter carnivals set record pace in six New England states
Cold weather sports gain rapid traction across New England as twenty-two winter carnivals are already scheduled in six states with potential additions expected. The increased popularity signals a strong seasonal trend for outdoor winter athletics in Boston and nearby regions.
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Boston
New England
Red Men Win At Springfield 25-20
Toledo Red Men led by Spindel and Barry defeated the Springfield Dentons 25 to 20 in Springfield Ohio last night.
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Springfield
Spindel
Barry
Toledo Red Men
Springfield Dentons
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