Indiana defeats Ohio State to deny Buckeyes title claim
In a Big Ten finale Indiana beat Ohio State 40 to 28 at Bloomington. Northwestern finished 10-2, while Iowa and Michigan tied for runner up with eight wins. Purdue Illinois Indiana all at 6-6 for fifth place. Wisconsin 4-8. Chicago and Minnesota 1-11.
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Avon and Clearview Clash for Second in Lorain County
Avon meets Clearview in a key Lorain County basketball playoff at Clearview gym tomorrow. Both teams hold 10 wins and 2 losses this season, with the game starting at 8:45 after a postponed February 24 matchup. The doubleheader opens with the Avon girls at 7:45.
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Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong Results Showdown in Local League
The Retailers blanked the Engineers 6–0 and the Bell Clothiers beat the Aces 6–1 in Cherry Ridge ping pong action. Individual match results include Mason defeating Waite 21–16 21–19 and Greenland toppling Giles 21–16 21–19 among others. Standings list Bell Clothiers and Retailers near the top with mixed results for other teams.
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Hines-Hynd
Cage Results From Early Round Matches
A string of results shows Dartmouth 32 over Columbia DG NePaul 25 Detroit 1 Indiana 49 over Ohio State 28 Michigan 27 over Purdue West Virginia 46 Davis Elkins of Wisconsin 2 percent Chicago Tf Otterbein 55 Capital 14.
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Otterbein Wins 12th Straight in Ohio Conference
Otterbein defeated Capital 55 to 19 in Westerville Ohio to extend its unbeaten streak to 12 consecutive Ohio Conference victories. The lead reached 21–0 in seven minutes and 31–7 at halftime as Otterbein secured its status as the only undefeated college basketball team in the state. Senior Andrews Francis and Axline played their last game for Otterbein.
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Fire devastates half of Constantinople in 1683 edict
On August 7, 1683 a major blaze destroyed half the city of Constantinople and prompted an edict banning tobacco use under penalty of death as a harsh response.
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Lorain County Quintets In Kent Tourney
Kent Ohio March 7 Henrietta will oppose Waynesburg and Amherst will meet Holland or Canfield in the opening round of the district class B basketball tournament to open here Friday Merle Wagoner Kent State coach and tournament manager announced North Olmsted sectional champion will meet Lowellville in the opening game Friday at 7 00 pm The Waynesburg Henrietta game is at 7 50 pm Amherst vs Holland or Canfield at 8 30 pm The schedule lists multiple games through Saturday with winners advancing to Columbus next week
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Ohio State Cagers Share Big Ten Title After 1933 Season
Ohio State finishes 1933 basketball with 10 of 12 in the Big Ten and seven of eight non conference wins. Indiana upset the Buckeyes 40 to 28 at Bloomington, denying undisputed claim to the title. Bill Hasket led with 137 points. Bob Colburn 134. Lew Hinchman 109 as the regulars combined for a strong year.
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Chicago and Iowa Quints Win First Round in Room Basketball
Iowa room 121 beat Indiana room 317 26 25 with Daly scoring 18 points. Chicago room 222 defeated Michigan room 315 28 8 after halftime led by Prusky and team effort. Illinois Ohio State Northwestern Purdue games scheduled next.
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Elyria Business College Defeats Ridgeville Ex Hy’s 42 to 28
Elyria Business College defeated Ridgeville Ex-Hy’s 42 to 28 in North Olmsted. Moran led scoring with 15 points for Elyria while Bement topped Ridgeville with 10. The Eagles opened strong and maintained a first-half lead 13 to 9.
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Hi Speeds face crucial Y league tilt for crown
Hi Speeds and Elyria Hardwares clash in the top game of the Y M C A City league with both teams carrying one loss. The winner likely secures city championship as Guenin Pretzels meet Ohio Fuel Gas and DeMolays face Cash Cleaners. First game De Molays vs Cleaners at 7 30.
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Brooklyn Youth Hitches From Gotham To Giants Camp
Irving Paton, 20, of Brooklyn, walked across the United States to reach the Los Angeles Giants camp in 1933. He seeks a tryout with the New York Giants and receives guidance from manager Bill Terry and coach Bill Southworth, with Giants pitchers aiding his training.
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Mat results at New York and Phoenix report wrestling results
In New York Jim Brown ing Missouri retained the title by throwing Sammy Stein of New York while Strangler Lewis faced a draw with Dick Shikat from Philadelphia and other pairings included Westrich Meyers Washburn Halperin Riley Felice and more as the card listed numerous bouts. In Phoenix George Kotsonaros of Hollywood defeated an unnamed opponent.
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Italy
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Germany
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Colorado
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Nebraska
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Poland
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Omaha
Joé Devito
St. Louis
City League Pin Matches Tonight Feature Eagies vs Elks
The second place Eagies face the Elks in the feature City League bowling at the Knights of Columbus alleys tonight. In another match the Chronicle Telegram meets Clark's Service.
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Biography of a Public Figure Emerges for Family
A public figure’s biography begins to surface as soon as the family can release details. The process reflects ongoing interest and the public’s desire for a formal record of the individual’s life and impact.
Oki Shikina and Spike OBrien Defeat Don Knowledges
In Los Angeles and Phoenix, Oki Shikina and Spike OBrien defeated Don Knowledges in closely contested bouts. The matchups pitted international competitors against strong local rivals with evening crowds watching in support.
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Tokyo
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Block Honored On UP Northwest Team
Harold Pete Block a Elyria High standout now at Findlay College was selected as second team forward on the United Press All Northwest Conference basketball selections announced today. He was a leading Findlay player helping the team finish in a second place tie with Bluffton.
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Pete” Block
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Cleveland Opens Season With Detroit April 12
Cleveland’s opening game of the American League season will be played in Detroit on April 12. President Will Har ridge has notified Alva Bradley, president of the Indians. Cleveland’s first home game is set for April 19, with Detroit likely visiting. The schedule delay leaves room for possible Sunday baseball in Pennsylvania.
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Spencer Tourney Set for Saturday Night Rounds
Spencer Independent basketball tournament resumes Saturday with first round results led by Spencer Axles 32 Guilford Grange 15 and Oberlin School of Commerce 17 Eaton 11. Zeta Kappa Fraternity beat Brighton Welders 18 17 as other scores include York 20 Homer 18 and West Salem 21 Spencer Grange 20.
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Fight Results By United Press
In Buffalo Lou Scozza drew George Nichols and Sam Bruce defeated Pete Lusky in bouts. Tony Herrera beat Tony Alco in Pittsburgh while Charlie Baxter defeated Chico Alvarez. In Newark Belleville’s Al Royse knocked out Jaen Rosenberg and Paul Delaney beat Tony Fisher in New York.
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Willis Also Wins as Gloves Tourney Opens Strong
In Cleveland, Lorain County boxers face setbacks as two title holders are disqualified and another suspended. Johnny Willis earns the Lorain County 135-pound title by stopping Bertrand Cutts in the third round, while Nat Davis knocks out Tony Pike and Maurice Sturtevant fights tonight as the Golden Gloves tournament begins in full blast.
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Seniors Clinch EHS Inter-Class Track Meet Victory
The Elyria High inter-class track meet sees the Seniors lead with a wide margin as only relays remain in Varsity. Ken Lyons tops scorers with 26 points after sweeping the 220 yard dash and 100 yard low hurdles, while Juniors trail and Freshmen hold the B division with 49 to 13 points.
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Boxing Results From New York and Atlantic City Cards
In New York Pete Laratonda defeated Al Delamont at Brooklyn while Stanley Wiesniak defeated Julius Veigh in Atlantic City. Mickey O'Day and Melvin Dechter are listed with weights or scores in New ark and veddbank contexts.
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al Delamont
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