Bobby Jones The 10 to 1 Augusta Invite Favorite
Bobby Jones enters the Augusta National Invitation with 10 to 1 odds after a 272 four-round practice total. Co favorites include Gene Sarazen 8 to 1 and Henry Picard 8 to 1, as Walter Hagen and Johnny Revolta also contend. Jones says the field is fast and any of a dozen pros can win in the four 72-hole rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Georgia
Bobby Wias
Jones
Gene
Double Eagle
Johnny Revolta
W. Lawson Little, Jr
Wnd
Walter Hagen
O Jones
Albany Consolidated Rural School District Financial Report 1935
Financial report of the Albany Consolidated Rural School District Athens County for the fiscal year ending December 1935. It shows total receipts of 38,010.96 with balance forward and disbursements totaling 38,522.43. Assets include buildings and equipment with liabilities and deficiency in funds. Authenticated March 30, 1936 by the district clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Albany
Athens County
King and Bond
Tate
U. S
Nesesesand
Embers Board of Education
Iin
Ther Educational
Emane
Sid i Iepee
Genera Unisic Cekiamine
D. d
PO Ee
P. O
Ohio
Wilson Offered Semi-Pro Job In Chicago Mills Team
Hack Wilson, ex Chicago Cubs outfielder, received a $5,000 invitation to join the Chicago Mills semi pro team. manager William G. Harley telegraphed the offer to Wilson at his Martinsburg West Virginia home for this season.
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Chicago —Cp
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
William G. Harley
Chicago Mills
Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
The
Mills
In Training Camps In Training Camps
Three Dodgers minor leaguers will be sent back soon. Casey Stengel says Vince Sherlock to Indianapolis Wayne Osborne to the San Francisco Missions and Colonel Buster Mills to the Rochester Red Wings. Johnny Cooney and Oscar Eckhardt remain on trial. Alan Surgeon Chandler moved from the Yankees to Newark in the same game Newark won 7 2. Lloyd Brown and Lefty Lee nominated for mound duty as the Tribe meets the Giants in eighth game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Vince Sherlock
Indianapolis
Wayne Osborne
San Francisco Missions
Buster Mills
Rochester Red Wings
Johnny Cooney
Oscar Eckhardt
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lloyd Brown
Lefty Lee
Steve O'Neill
Tribe
Giants
Tigers Idle Slumps Weigh On Cochrane And Simmons
Detroit manager Mickey Cochrane worries over two batting slumps as the Tigers prepare to face the St. Louis Browns. Cochrane has no hits in 11 at bats, while Al Simmons is 2 for 16 at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland
Fla
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
al Simmons
Cochrane
Simmons
Pirates Hold Off White Sox With Padden Homer
Big Bill Swift planned seven innings against the White Sox in the second game of the Pirate series and Waite Hoyt was to finish. Tommy Padden hit a homer to prevent a shutout as the Sox won the first game in Longview Texas.
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Longview
Tex
Big Bill Swift
White Sox
Waite Hoyt
Tommy Padden
Pirates
Sox
Bees trade Fletcher and add Meyers in spring move
The Boston Bees released first baseman Elbie Fletcher to the Buffalo Bisons and brought back infielder Howard Meyers as they broke camp and headed to Jacksonville for an exhibition game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Bees
Elbie Fletcher
Buffalo Bisons
Howard Meyers
Jacksonville
Hoosiers whip Albany in 2-0 exhibition win
Indianapolis Indians pitcher Jim Turner and Tom Galvin shut down Albany for three hits as they beat the International Leaguers 2-0 in Chicago. St. Paul fell 10-7 to Buffalo, Milwaukee beat Columbus 6-4 with Hamlin pitching four innings. Minneapolis topped Louisville 6-2 as Ray Kolp starred. Lena Stiles said he will again pitch for Kansas City to lift manager Zwilling's spirits after arm soreness.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Albany
Indians
Jim Turner
Tom Galilivan
St. Paul
Buffalo Bisons
Milwaukee
Columbus
Hamlin
Brewers
Crompton
Holland
Arlett
Minneapolis Millers
Louisville Colonels
Colonels
Ray Kolp
Minneapolis
Lena Stiles
Maneger Zwilling
Kansas City
Stiles
Boxers Clash in Interstate Matches Across North America
In New York Charley Gomer stopped Davey Fine in a light bout at 134 1 2 pounds. Fargo saw Angello Puglisi halt Ernie Hetherington at 3 rounds. Los Angeles bout had Georgie Turner outpoint Butch Rogers at 186 1 2 versus 179 pounds. Edmonton action had Eddie Wenstob stop Jimmy White in 9 rounds.
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New York
Charley Gomer
Baltimore
Davey Fine
England
Fargo
N. D
Angelo Puglisi
Duluth
Ernie Hetherington
Bismarck
Los Angeles
Georgie Turner
Tulsa
Okla
Butch Rogers
Edmonton
Alta
Eddie Wenstob
Viking
Jimmy White
St. Paul
Minn
Notice of Partition Petition in Athens County Court
Lillian Silcott files in Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio for partition of real estate in Nelsonville. Defendants Paul Hellyer and others must answer by May 9 1936 or judgment will be taken. Heg Attorneys Woolley & Rowland note Ohio case No 15947 and describe two tracts in West halves of In Lots 168 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hellyer
Lillian Silcott
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Nelsonville
County of
Athens
Margaret Call
Woolley & Rowland Heg Attorneys
Giants Look Bad They Did In 1933 Too
In Pensacola the Giants spring camp shows a weak start with pitchers facing questions. Terry to rebuild lineup notes Leiber and Huobell struggles. Castleman and Deringer among sophomores noted as uncertainty. Outfield solid with Leiber Ott Moore Davis Ripple.
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Giants
Bill Terry
Horace Stoneham
Hank Leiber
Leiber
Terry
Fred Fitzsimmons
O. K
Hal Schumacher
Carl Huobell
Joe Moore
Mel Ott
Kiddo Davis
Jimmy Ripple
Montreal
Memphis Bill
Buck Gridders Open Spring Practice With 68 Man Squad
Columbus sources report Ohio State fielded 68 players for the first spring session under Coach Francis A. Schmidt. The session featured long forward pass drills as Schmidt eyed freshmen eligibility and replacements for 15 graduating lettermen. Notable freshmen include Joe Aleskus, William Booth, Tony Kinel, and Ernest Cartwright, with Merle Wendt serving as the new captain among veterans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Francis A. Schmidt
Schmidt
Gomer Jones
Frank Boucher
Joe Aleskus
Youngstown
William Booth
East Liverpool
Tony Kinel
Newton Falls
Ernest Cartwright
Tiffin
William Bullock
Kent
Jim Hull
Greenfield
Kenneth Kleinfelder
Sandusky
Emerson Wendt
Middletown
Louis Young
Massillon
Merle
Frank Antenucel
Niles
Johnny Bettridge
Toledo
Frank Cumiskey
Vic Dorris
Bellaire
Charley Hamrick
Gallipolis
Sol Maggied
Jim McDonald
Springfield
Tom Monahan
Lorain
Charney Ream
Navarre
Nick Wasylik
Astoria
L. A
Joe Williams
Barberton
Gus Zarnas
Youngst
New Airport Planned for Chesapeake Ohio Site
Huntington Ironton Chesapeake Airport in Huntington West Virginia will relocate to Chesapeake Ohio. Chamber of Commerce officials announced after talks with air officials. WPA funds application planned within a week for the $150000 project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huntington-Ironton-Chesapeake
Huntington
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
Chesapeake
Bureau of Air
Rosenheim
WPA
Men in England Spend Millions on Shirts and Collars
A historical report notes that men in England allocate about 5 million dollars each year to shirts ties and collars reflecting fashion spending patterns of the period.
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England
Early favorites fall in North and South amateur golf
Pinehurst N C February report notes two top contenders Ouimet and Sam Friedman Jr eliminated early in match play. Ouimet lost to Bobby Dunkelberger 1 up after a playoff path, 16 year old Dunkelberger earning a spot in the championship flight. Friedman lost 3 and 1 to W E Stockhausen of New York as George T Dunlap Jr of New York advances 6 and 4 past W P Budd Jr of Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Francis Ouimet
Sam Friedman
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Ouimet
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Friedman
W. E. Stockhausen
New York
George T. Dunlap, Jr
W. P. Budd, Jr
Durham
Former Ohio Track Stars Now Coaches
Four Ohio University alumni turned high school coaches entered their teams in Cleveland at the 13th interscholastic track meet held March 28–29. East Tech won the Class A Metropolitan title as Fairview’s Chuck Beatty set a Class B mile record at 4 47.8. Clyde Newell and Cliff Newell competed in middle distance events, while Filnworth Holden and Clarence Hudson highlighted field and hurdles events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Public Hall
Foremer Ohio University
Favorei
East Tech
Cliff Newell
James Ford Rhodes
Ellsworth Holden
Fairview
Clyde Newell
Collinwood
Clarence Hudson
Ohio University
Nose Collinwod
Chuck Beatty
Ohio
William Herbert
Filnworth Holden
Clarence Hudzon
Wrestling results from Bridgeton Newark and more
Joe Montana 179 Camden defeated Roy Halderman 175 Philadelphia straight falls in Bridgeton New Jersey. Yvon Robert 215 Montreal defeated Fred Grubmeier 205 Iowa one fall in Reading Pennsylvania. Abe Coleman 205 New York defeated Emil Dusek 216 Omaha two falls in New Haven Connecticut. Joe Cox 220 Kansas City defeated Joe Savoldi 202 Three Oaks Michigan two falls in Newark New Jersey. Ole Anderson 220 Osnola Nebraska defeated Daria Ostapovich 238 San Francisco straight falls in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Joe Montana
Camden
Roy Halderman
Philadelphia
Reading
Yvon Robert
Montreal
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
New Haven
Conn
Abe Coleman
New York
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Nebr
Newark
Joe Cox
Kansas City
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Lincoln
Ole Anderson
Osonlola
Daria Ostapovich
San Francisco
Girl Hired for Outdoor Nudist Stenography in Florida
Helena Hardy a 25-year-old Tampa woman unemployed for weeks was hired by Herman Soshinski to work as a stenographer for the nudist group at Lake Thonotossa. The job was advertised to sixty applicants and Hardy accepted the outdoors office setup with a typewriter under oak shade as her workspace.
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Tampa
Fla
Helena Hardy
Lake Thonotossa
American Gymnosophical Association
Herman Soshinski
Miss Hardy
OSU Track Coach Snyder Absent With Flu Illness
Ohio State track coach Larry Snyder missed Tuesday practice due to influenza. Two attending physicians expected he could resume coaching in about two weeks as the team carried on without him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Columbus
Larry Snyder
Ohio State
Snyder
Mrs. Vanderbilt to Continue Custody Fight for Daughter
Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt stated she is confident she can find a way to obtain custody of her 13 year old daughter Gloria after the U S Supreme Court denied her latest bid. She vowed to keep fighting "as long as there is a breath left in my body."
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Cleveland
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Gloria
Supreme Court
Deaf population estimate in United States reaches forty five thousand
A report estimates that about 45,000 individuals in the United States are totally deaf. The figure reflects a significant share of the population with complete hearing loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nelsonville Oil and Gas Receiver Auction at Buchtel Ohio
As Receiver Foster B Cornwell will auction two oil and gas leases near Buchtel Ohio on April 4 1936. The Nelsonville Oil and Gas Co lease for about 420 acres with assets and equipment and the Nelsonville Foundry and Machine Co lease with associated equipment will be offered first as wholes then separately. Terms require 25 percent cash on sale day with balance on confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Oil and Gas Company
A C. Stratton
Buchtel
Ohio
Athens County
Nelsonville Foundry and Machine Company
Weil
Foster B. Cornwell
Small,mobile players beat size on football fields
Coach Don Peden notes that size alone does not determine success. He cites Ohio players like Burnison and Collings Wise as examples of agile, hard tackling linemen and ends who outperformed bigger opponents. Seedhouse and Griffith show that mobility plus power make standout gridiron performers despite body size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Peden
Ohio
Don Burnison
Burnie
George Seedhouse
Seedhouse
Marshall Griffith
Griffith
Kansas City Blues Sharpen for First Division Push
Edward H Zwilling eyes a first division berth for the Kansas City Blues in the American Association. He blends last season’s strength with newcomers including Marty Hopkins and Eddie Marshall to field a balanced lineup with solid pitching and defense. The roster features Dale Alexander at first, Ham Schulte at second, plus Wile Moore leading a strong pitching staff and new infielders and outfielders aiming to boost the club’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Edward H
Zwilling
Kansas City Blues
Edward Madjeski
George Susce
Dale Alexander
Ham Schulte
Marty Hopkins
Chicago White Sox
Joe Valenti
Hopkins
St. Paul
Bill Brubaker
Eddie Marshall
Milwaukee
Johnny Kling
Marshall
Brewers
Bil McCullock
White Sox
Dallas
George Stumpf
Wiley Moore
Carl Fischer
Larry Irvin
Joe Vance
John Niggeling
Kanauga Society Meets as Flood Recedes
The Queen Esther Society gathers at Ruth Venz’s Kanauga home while neighbors discuss the high water and flood outlook. Walton Brownell’s horse is missing. Mrs. Flynn visits relatives. Lona Hall assists Mrs. Reynolds in Kananga amid illness. Stacy Baird visits the Berridge family. Paul Ables resumes work on the steamer Julius Fleishman.
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Kanauga
Queen Esthers Society
Ruth Venz
John Flynn
John Dexter
Lona Hall
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