Jones Opens Augusta Invitation as 6-1 Favorite in 1939 Field
Robert Tyre Jones Jr. returns to contention as the 6 to 1 favorite in the Augusta National invitation tournament. Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta are near the top in betting at 8 to 1, with W Lawson Little Jr and Gene Sarazen at 9 to 1. Rain delayed play. 18 holes planned for noon with a revised schedule to complete 86 holes by Sunday.
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Augusta
Robert Tyre Jones
Jones
Henry Picard
Hershey
Johnny Revolta
Chicago
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Gene Sarazen
End standout tackles diverse Ohio University football ends
Don Peden’s era at Ohio University spotlighted ends Carlisle Collings and George Collins. Collings excelled as a punt-covering flank and threat on kicks while Collins stood out as a premier pass receiver and reliable target. Both helped drive a passing game built around Collins, with his sure hands and speed making catches look easy.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
Carlisle Collings
George Collins
Collings
Peden
Collins
Gravy Wise
George
Schmidt Sounds Alarm Over Ohio State 1936 Football Schedule
Columbus coach Francis A. Schmidt warns Ohio State faces a brutal 1936 schedule with four score players in spring training and needs deep depth at most positions. He names New York University Pittsburgh Indiana Northwestern and notes risks if key players like Joe Williams are lost.
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Columbus
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State University
Schmidt
New York University
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Sealed Bids for Troy Township Funds Due April 10 1936
Sealed proposals will be received by Troy Township trustees Athens County until 7 o clock April 10 1936 for deposit of funds for two years from April 20 1936. State interest rate on daily balances and name of surety or collateral in care of John Aiken clerk Colville Ohio. The notice includes financial report for year ending December 31 1935 listing receipts and payments across general funds cemeteries ministerial fund and miscellaneous with totals and town maintenance expenses.
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Board of Trustees
Troy Township
Athens County
John Aiken
Colville
Ohio
HN Aiken
Efund County Commissioners
Ministerial
J Fund
Emia
Cantun
Hastiaien
Dical
Adele
Nelsonville
William Barrows
Public Service
Ohio State Sets Prices for Western Conference Track Meet
Ohio State University announced admission prices for the Western Conference track meet at Buckeye Stadium on May 22 and 23. Box seats 2.20 dollars, reserved 1.65, unreserved east side 1.00, west side seats 0.50, high school students 0.25. Tickets valid for both days. About 20 000 expected.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Buckeye Stadium
Godfrey Declines North Carolina Coach Offer
Ernest R. Godfrey, long time Ohio State line coach, will remain with the Buckeyes after a conference with Athletic Director L. W. St. John and head coach Francis A. Schmidt. He wired North Carolina officials to withdraw his candidacy.
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Columbus
Ernest R. Godfrey
Ohio State University
North Carolina University
Buckeyes
Godfrey
L. W. St. John
Francis A. Schmidt
North Carolina
Westward Ho Names Bert Wilde Pro Replacement
Chicago golfer Westward Ho hires Bert Wilde to replace Denny Shute as pro. Wilde, from Bellingham Washington, won the Pacific Northwest and Washington State Opens in 1930.
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Chicago
Westward Ho
Bert Wilde
Denny Shute
Wilde
Bellingham
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Washington State
Early fall chick prices and hatching eggs market
Advertises buying baby chicks and hatching eggs with emphasis on fall prices and premium sales. Urges readers to prepare brooder houses and purchase chicks, promising guidance from raisers on profitable methods. Ends with a note to see The publication for best selection.
Four Bobcat swimmers honored for past season
Swimming letters were given to four Bobcat natators for performance in the past season. The men receiving the award are John Weber Edward Wright George Echko and Joe Shafer. An average of three points per meet was necessary to get letters.
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Bobcat
John Weber
Edward Wright
George Echko
Joe Shafer
Training Camps Aces Compete For Brooklyn Roster
Tom Baker and Max Butcher appear set for the Brooklyn pitching staff after Baker allowed six hits in 14 innings against major leaguers as Casey Stengel notes he will keep the pitcher even if he finishes last.
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Associated Press
Sebring
Tom Baker
Max Butcher
Brooklyn
Baker
Casey Stengel
Fight results from New Haven and Vancouver
In New Haven John Anderson of Sweden at 175 knocked out Tiger Jack Renault of New Haven. In Vancouver Gordon Wallace at 146 defeated Young Peter Jackson at 158 1-2 by decision.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
John Anderson
Sweden
Tiger Jack Renault
Vancouver
B. C
Gordon Wallace
Peter Jackson
Los Angeles
Divorce petition filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court
Blanche Kinney through her next friend Emma Miller files for divorce against Carios Kinney, whose residence is unknown and cannot be served within the state. Case No. 16406. Hearing set on or after May 9, 1936. Attorney Gordon B. Gray.
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Carios Kinney
Blanche Kinney
Emma Miller
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Gordon B. Gray
Fotw
Bull-Throwing Hero Hach Gains Kent State Status
Kent State wrestler Otto Hach known as The Great' tosses a bull at a Twinsburg farm as coach Joe Begala witnesses the feat. Hach has not lost a match and remains a rising Kent State candidate while his athletic feats include lifting cars and breaking arcade strength testers. Also noted are trapshooter Charley Young's Grand American record and Burt Shotton's pending visit by Lorain County fans to see the Columbus Birds and Millers in Columbus.
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Otto
Kent State
Joe Begala
Ohio Grid
Mat Ace
Ohio University
Hercules
Begala
Hach
Twinsburg
Hack
the Great
Kent
Charles A
Sparrow
Springfield
South
Charley
Orleans
Ind
Lorain County
Burt Shotton
Columbus Red Birds
Birds
Millers
Miller team eyes 1985 title with new help
Minneapolis Millers hope to defend their American Association crown on 1985 with a first string catcher, added pitchers, and a solid outfield. Manager Donie Bush plans Blondy Ryan at short, Andy Cohen at second, Dutch Holland at third, and seeks Walter Tauscher back from Cleveland. If Johnny Gill returns from the Cubs and Garbark joins as catcher, along with possible minor additions, the Millers aim to boost batting and pitching.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Joe Hauser
Donie Bush
Blondy Ryan
Yankees
Andy Cohen
Arlett
Gaffke
Harris
Gus Koch
Grand Circuit trotting stakes at Syracuse fair
Syracuse hosts Grand Circuit racing September six to twelve featuring two rich trotters events. A 100000 stake for 3 year olds and a 7500 purse for 2 year olds are the feature races at the State Fair meeting. Notice of bids in Nelsonville Ohio for bricks and gravel required for sewer street and alley construction.
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