Ohio Field poised for Muskingum clash in baseball
Ohio University aims to extend its four game win streak with a Tuesday home game against Muskingum at Ohio Field. Coach Don Peden’s team, after beating Marietta 18 to 1 and Jenison 15 to 5, seeks revenge on Muskingum for last season’s loss. Moody had a solid outing against Denison, with Winston Weisman and West Virginia prospects in consideration for the pitching rotation.
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Kingum
Concord
Muskingum
Moody
Denison
Winston Weisman
West Virginia
University
Ince
Peden
Sunday Games Draw 170000 Fans Across Major Leagues
Attendance totals show about 170000 fans watching Sunday games. Reports indicate crowds at Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and other venues with estimations around 45000 to 50000 per city. The figures reflect a strong public turnout for the opening Sunday slate.
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Oak
U.R
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Newell W. Banks to perform blindfold pool stunts
The Newell W. Banks, noted champion blindfold player, will perform a half dozen checker blindfolded shots while shooting pint pool. Details remain unclear as the report ends mid sentence.
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U.P
Newell W. Banks
Six Plays For 1930 Frolic
Athens High presents the 1930 Frolic with six plays on Thursday and Friday nights directed by A A and Powell. Casts include Louise Rutkoskie James, John Kirtcher, Mary Louise Hoover, and Virginia Hoover in musicals and comedies such as The Raggle Taglooy, The Fixer, Hist She’s A Man, and Two and a Lady, among others.
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Athens
Louise
James Rutkoskie
John
Bill Kirtcher
Mary Louise
Virginia Hoover
Eugene Pillot
Giltlla Chute
Helen Sieple
Orman
Delmar Hornbrook
Pite
Harold Gorham
Taglooy
Skett
Caldwell Cooke
Edna Phyllis Nichols
Bob Masterton
Julia Harry Hudson
Louise Si- Tersa Woolley
Mary Jones
Ida Ehrich
Coache’ ‘Clarke
Howing
Ruth Chandler
Gullum
Roy Riggle
Mikels
Eileen Pendergrass
Kins
Athens School Updates From Miss Anne Pickering
Senior students are supported by Miss Anne Pickering as the Athens school shares the latest news. The report highlights ongoing activities, classroom updates, and upcoming events for the academic community.
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Miss Anne Pickering
TUMBLERS MEET WITH DISCIPLINE AT CLUB SESSION
The Yambling Club of Girls' Association held a Thursday meeting where members formed pyramid builds and worked on springs over figures, under the guidance of the head.
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Yambling Club of Girls’ S Association
Plan Breakfast Y Dinner Event For April 22
Plan Breakfast Y announces a 5 o'clock feast planned for Tuesday April 22 offering bacon and related breakfast items. The notice cites participants and aims to feed attendees with a simple morning menu.
National League Hits Surge With Homers After AL Lead
After an early AL home run surge, the National League fueled a strong weekend with 14 homers to 13. Berger of the Braves and Ott of the Giants belted solo shots yesterday. Simmons of the Athletics hit three homers and Allen of the Reds added two as NL narrows the gap.
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Berger
Braves
Ott
Giants
al Simmons
Athletics
Allen
Reds
Simmons
Metropolitan season opens at Jamaica Racetrack Paumonok Handicap
New York April 21 The Metropolitan racing season officially opened at the Jamaica Racetrack with the Paumonok Handicap over six furlongs as the feature. Twelve of the best sprinters of all ages were entered.
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New York
U.P
Jamaica Racetrack
Bud Taylor Poised To Beat La Barba For Title Bid
Chicago April 21 Bud Taylor Terre Haute Ind veteran featherweight contender meets Fidel La Barba in a bout that could shape the next title challenger for Bat Battalino. Promoter Jack Dempsey hopes the elimination series includes Taylor La Barba Kid Chocolate and Earl Mastro. Both fighters weigh about 126 pounds and odds swung from 7-5 to even after Taylor defeated Battalino.
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Chicago
U.2
Buddy Taylor
Terror
Terre Haute
Ind
Fidel la Barba
Bat Battalino
Jack Dempsey
Battalino
Taylor
la Barba
Kid Chocolate
Earl Mastro
Dempsey
Stanford University
Buddy
Garden setting frames Girl Reserve Mother-Daughter Banquet
The high school gym hosted the April 15 event with a garden theme titled Life's Garden. Dorothy Ruth Holcombe served as toastmistress and introduced speakers including Mrs Gulllam on Sowing the Seed and Mrs Drake on spring.
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Girl Reserve
High School
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Mrs. Drake
Ohio University student speaks on Chinese life and customs
Harry Woo of Ohio University addressed the sophomore history class on Tuesday April 15. He explored Chinese life including the Chinese New Year and Chinese marriage laws and customs.
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Harry Woo
Ohio University
Chronoscope Machine debate at Ohio University discussant Ward Holdsted
Prof Starke Hathaway of Ohio University discussed the Chronoscope Machine with observer Ward Holdsted of algebra. Holdsted explained the device was created because the eye cannot measure time and noted its first use in New York to test automobile drivers’ braking speed.
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Starke Hathaway
Ohio University
Ward Holdsted
Ean
Holdsted
New York
Spring Frolic Ticket Bets and Confusion
Conversation reveals an offer to buy twenty tickets with two free tickets for a Spring Frolic. A second person debates involvement and raises questions about expectations and plans. The exchange shows reluctant commitment and shifting decisions.
Easter Parade Observed With Mixed Fashion Notes
Narrator recalls an Easter parade where dresses varied from torn skirts to model like hats. A girl mowing the lawn appears with a ripped sleeve and trailing skirt while others show bold spring outfits. A paper boy and passersby add to the block’s fashionable mood before exclamations fade until next year.
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Jimmy
Spanish Club Plans Program for Wednesday April 25
Singing and reports will compose the program for the Spanish Club gathering on Wednesday April 25. The brief outline indicates musical numbers and spoken reports to showcase student talents.
Shorthand Club Discusses Living On 17.60 Weekly
Tuesday meeting led by Robbin Beckley explored if a city girl can live on 17.60 per week or less. She argued cheap living harms health and favors poor company, urging members to aim higher and seek meaningful work beyond menial tasks.
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Robbin Beckley
Flag Pole Height Reported at 161 Feet on School Grounds
Advanced Algebra Class members surveyed school grounds using trigonometry and found the flag pole at 161 feet tall while the chimney was measured at 0 feet, indicating a data anomaly in the site.
Cleaning program for spring time organization
To aid spring cleaning, prepare a work program and schedule by hours and days. This motivates you, streamlines tasks, and conserves time and energy.
Yankees Lefty Tom Zachary Defeated In 1930 Debut
Tom Zachary the veteran southpaw of the New York Yankees suffered his first defeat in two years as the 1930 season opened. He had gone 12-0 last year but dropped a 6 to 3 decision to the Senators on Sunday in Washington.
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Washington
A.P
Tom Zachary
New York Yankees
Senators
Helene Madison
Jett
Seattle
Waeh
Eleanor Holm
New York
Madison
Miss Holm
King Tut to Meet Pinkie Kaufman In 10 Round Bout
King Tut of Minneapolis, a leading lightweight title contender, faces Pinkie Kaufman of Hartford in a 10 round bout at Ring Street, Lowis, on April 21.
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ST. Lowis
U.P
King Tut
Minneapolis
Sammy Mandell
Pinkie Kaufman
Hartford
Conn
Staff Roster Names Read Across Historic Group
The article lists staff members including Margaret Johnson, Charles McKinley, Arabella Chute, Helen Townsend, Dorothy Radford, Clara Belle Bailey, Margaret Porter, Eugenia Lawson, Catherine Campbell, Leota McCoy, Mildred Murphy, Mary Jones, and Julia Bogle.
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Margaret Johnson
Charles McKinley
Arabella Chute
Helen Townsend
Dorothy Radford
Clara Belle Bailey
Margaret Porter
Eugenia Lawson
Catherine Campbell
Leota McCoy
Mildred Murphy
Mary Jones
Julia Bogle
Merchandising Is Subject of Talk T W Craig Addresses Club
T W Craig general manager of the D Zenner Company spoke to the Social Science Club on merchandise retailing. He urged a strong education and college study to find a suited field and highlighted management roles in selling ideas to salespeople and serving the public. He outlined three key factors of retailing as style utility and price.
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T. W. Craig
D. Zenner Company
Social Science Club
Prom not a hot dance in the yearbook chatter
A fragment from a school page lists students with quirky notes about their behavior and experiences. Pauline Cone lost speaking ability, Nita Ewing had her hair cut, Mr. Glover and Mr. Wemsley appear in class anecdotes, and others like Ronald Kimes and Bob Masterton are mentioned in light, humorous captions.
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Pauline Cone
Nita Ewing
Mr. Glover
Mr. Wemsley
Ronald Kimes
Dot” Nichols
Bob Masterton
Pete” Weber
Dick McAfee
Dyar
Helen Drake
Sophomore Party entertains Athens High students
Dancing to Woody and his band and games filled the Sophomore Party Friday April 11 in the Athens High School Gymnasium. Grand march led by Richard Corwin and Ruth Chandler. Joe Bardin tap danced and sang while Kathleen Murphey Beatrice Perkins and Mary Eleanor Morton sang with Perkins on the ukulele. Guests included Miss Mary Connell and several others.
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Woody
Athens High School
Ay Richard Corwin
Ruth Chandler
Joe Bardin
Kathleen Murphey
Beatrice Perkins
Mary Eleanor Morton
Mary Connett
A. K. Price
Osa Cooper
Irene Hand
Oliver Wood
Allen Nellis
J. C. iGlover
Des Moines Plans Night Baseball Trial with Floodlight Setup
Des Moines to host night baseball this season using 146 floodlights on six towers totaling 906 feet. The May 6 opening will be attended by Judge Landis and major league magnates. Lights designed by General Electric aim to eliminate glare and shadows, boosting attendance per past night games at Drake, Syracuse and Washington.
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Des Moines
Lee Keyser
Keyser
Illuminating Engineers
General Electric Company
General Electric
Lynn
Mass
New England League
Ames
E J Steele Named athletic director at Wilmington College
E J Steele of Frankfort has been chosen athletic director at Wilmington College to fill the vacancy created by Shifty Olen’s resignation. A Ohio University graduate and former Bobcat wrestler, he coached at Frankfort High School with notable success. His Quaker team will soon play his alma mater, with Wilmington visiting Wilmington to open the next season against the Bobcats.
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E. J. Steele
Frankfort
Wilmington College
Michigan awards costly sweaters to varsity athletes
The University of Michigan spent about $2,000 on sweaters awarded to athletes last year. Of 399 sweaters, football led with 24 major letters, track had 16, and the remainder split among 119 major and minor M's, 88 junior varsity, and 197 freshmen numerals.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Baseball scores and schedules from American Association and National League
Scores from the American Association show Minneapolis 4 Columbus 2 and Toledo 12 St. Pauli 6 with several other results including Kansas City 5 Louisville 4 and Milwaukee 9 Indianapolis 0. National League results include Chicago 4 Cincinnati 4 and Boston 7 Brooklyn 2 with New York 2 Philadelphia 1.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Pauli
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louisa
Vpittsburga
Mt. Louis
Phildelphia
Tao
Chicaga Ee
Toston
St. Paul
Senators Lose Close Battle as Saints Run Away
April 21 Toledo Mudhens beat St Paul 12 to 6 behind 18 hits to keep the American Association lead. Kansas City topped Louisville 6 to 4, Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 9 to 8, and Columbus fell to Minneapolis 4 to 2 in eleven innings. Roettger led St Paul with four singles. Columbus miscues hurt them. Brewers-Indian slugfest settled in tenth. Kansas City held Louisville with steady play.
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Roettger
St. Paul
Brillheart
Kempner
Columbus
Milwaukee Crew
Kansas City
Colonels
Louisville
Trace and Orndoff Assigned to Peoria in 3-Eye League
Eugene Benny Trace and George Orndoff former Ohio University players with the Columbus Senators in the American Association have been farmed out to Peoria in the Three-Eye league. Peoria is Cincinnati Reds property, same as Columbus. Both players showed promise with the Senators and will gain more work at Peoria.
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Eugene
Benny” Trace
George Orndoff
Ohie University
Columbus Senators
Peoria
Cincinnati Reds
Columbus
Orndoff
Trace
Senator
Giants and Athletics Lead Major Leagues After Weekend Games
The Philadelphia Athletics and the New York Giants posted perfect three game starts to the season, leading the pennant races. The Athletics defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 3 with five seventh inning singles, while the Giants edged the Phillies 2 to 1 at the Polo Grounds with Meltzer’s homer proving decisive. Willis Hudlin, John Burnett and Carl Hubbell also starred in wins for Washington and Chicago.
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United Press
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Lloyad Brown
Washington Southpaw
Senators
Yankees
Willis Hudlin
George Uhle
Cleveland
Detroit
John Burnett
Indians
Giants
Phillies
Polo Grounds
Carl Hubbell
Phils
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Phil Collins
Meltott
Clarence Blair
Kiki‘uyler
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Sheriff Blaze
Left Handers Shine in Openers as Pitching Leads Wins
Opening games of the major league season spotlight left handers as the dominant force. Hub Pruett held the Phillies to one hit in eight innings for the Giants, while Larry French Hallahan and Lester Sweetland each starred in two hit or shutout performances for Pittsburgh St. Louis and Philadelphia. Sweetland’s 1 0 victory over Brooklyn capped a slate of low crime, high strikeouts.
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New York
Laurens
Hub Pruett
New York Grante
Larry French
Pittsburgh
Bill Hallahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Lester Sweetland
Phillies
Pruett
St. Louis Browns
Polo Grounds
Giants
Chuck Klein
Fred Fitzsimmons
French
Hallahan
Cinccinnati
Chicago
Sweetland
Brooklyn Robins
Lloyd Brown
Washington Southpaw
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Bob Meusel
Red Sox
Walberg
Athletics Southpaw
Washington
Malone
Cubs
Cardinals
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Detroit
Fitzsimmons
Mason-Dixon net play opens at White Sulphur Springs
Johnny Doeg, North and South champion, leads a field into White Sulphur Springs for the Mason and Dixon championships. Doeg won the North and South singles at Pinehurst 6-0 over Gregory Manging while Bel Ged Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn took doubles by defeating George Lott and Doeg 6-? 6-? and the mixed doubles semi finals and final were to be played.
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White Sulphur Springs
U.2
Johnny Doeg
South
Doeg
Pinehurst
N. C
Gregory Mangin
Bel
Ged
Wilmer Allison
Fort. Worth
Tex
John van Ryn
Orange
Braves defeat Brooklyn 7 to 2 as rookie Berger shines
Boston Braves beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 2 behind a rookie outfielder Berger from the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League. Brooklyn suffered a third straight loss while rain halted the Pirates Cardinals game in St Louis and the Browns White Sox game in Chicago.
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Brooklyn
Berger
Pirates-Cardinals
St Louis
Chicago
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