Ohio University Relays Draw Four State Teams
More than 600 high school athletes from Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky will compete in the Third annual Ohio University Relays at Ohio University Stadium Saturday May 2. The meet features 27 events with 15 individuals and 12 relays split into Class A and B events.
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Ted Kaplush
Ohio
Pennsylania
West Virginia
Kendky
Ohio University
Ohio University Stadium
William Herbert
Kio
Ohioniversity Relays
Athens
Men's Union Phy
Hens Kiwanis
Athens Reil Merchant's
Athens Chamber of Amerce
Athens Rotary Club Troy
Interternity Council
Delta Pi Alpha Troy
Vary “O” Association
Delta Delta
World light weight champ Lewis outpoints Singer in New York
In New York John Henry Lewis the world light welterweight champion defeated Singer over 10 rounds while Eddie Boyle and Cowboy Rankie Edgren drew in Cincinnati area reports. Other bouts: Jack Immel won in Youngstown, Lou Ambers beat Orval Willard in Detroit, George Black stopped Karl Jenschlager in Milwaukee, Andre Len started in Oakland against Cy Baer.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Y Singer
New York
Eddie Boyle
Cowboy Rankie Edgren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Drew
Youngstown
Jack Mmel
Ty Mitchell
Detroit
Lou Ambers
Kimner
N. Y
Orval Willard
Windsor
Ont
Coast Has Its Own Baby Diving Star
California Florida rivalry shapes up as 13 year old Marjorie Gestring of Los Angeles heads to New York in June to challenge 11 year old Mary Hoerger of Miami Beach for the women’s senior diving title and Olympic trials. Gestring, a former child screen actress, seeks the Olympic berth and has dominated national springboard events under coach Fred Cady.
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Erskine Johnson
NEA
Los Angeles
Florida
Marjorie Gestring
New York
Mary Hoerger
Miami Beach
Marjorie
Chicago
Dorothy Poynton Hill
Claudia Eckert
Manhattan Beach
Fred Cady
Cady
Georgia Coleman Gilson Dutch Smith
Reilly Brothers
Paramount Studio
Golf Technique: Sweep The Tee And Down Hit
The guide explains a sweep like tee shot where the club head reaches its lowest point as the ball is struck. The ball is teed opposite the left foot and the iron shot should be a downward hit played toward the right foot to strike before the arc bottom.
Stars Shine in Weekday Baseball Showdowns
Wednesday results feature BILL TERRY and HANK LEI BER for the Giants with a triple and three ribbies, LEIBER homering with two aboard against the Phillies, GEORGE EARNSHAW wins for the Dodgers limiting Boston Bees to five hits, CALVIN CHAPMAN and LEW RIGGS slugging for the Reds, HARLAND CLIFT driving in four for the Browns, and FRED OSTERMUELLER guiding the Red Sox past the Senators with a two-run double.
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Associated Press
Bill Terry
Hank Leiber
Giants
Terry
Leiber
Phillies
George Earnshaw
Dodgers
Boston Bees
Calvin Chapman
Lew Riggs
Reds
Harland Clift
Browns
Tigers
Fred Ostermueller
Red Sox
Senators
Honor Roll at Hollister Is Announced
Hollister teachers publish six week honor roll with names by grade from first through twelfth. Notables include Eileen Daugherty, Marilyn Adams, Zelma Cox, Lula Mae Daugherty, Anna Marie Andrews, Louise Jennings, J. W. Galloway and Wilford Mulpas. Council opposes canal project with Akron amid Lake Erie Ohio River canal plan.
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Zelma Cox
Velma Fade
Alice Hupp
Vivian Maynard
Ethel van Metter
Martha Phelps
Betty Condorf
June Withem
Lula Mae Daugherty
Helen Molnar
Donna King
Daisy Cox
Anna Lu Adams
Imogene Bailey
Adie Markins
Sadie Markins
Evelyn Herceg
Foster Lewis
Alberta Yarger
Anna Marie Andrews
Henrietta Phelps
James Cairelli
Mary Sabo
Isabel Lenigar
Helen Bethel
Jack Juniper
Phyllis Melligan
Wanda Cole
Louise Jennings
Betty Shepard
Reese Davis
Russell Gibbs
Mildred Coffman
Betty Ivers
Forest Shepard
Eugene Sabo
Mary Jane Mingus
Billy Gail
Joe Molnar
Bertha Hupp
Lowell Cole
Helen Fade
Louise Hodgens
Jimmie Thompson
Edward Moore
Ruth Slater
Akron
Appointment of Administrator for Lenore M Worstell Estate
Lawrence G. Worstell Jr of Cleveland Ohio is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Lenore M Worstell deceased of Athens County Ohio dated April 20 1994 by Probate Judge M JoJohnson.
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Lawrence G. Worstell, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Lenore M. Worstell
Athens County
M. Jofinson
Said County
Chauncey Blue Devils Open Home Season With Racine Tilt
Chauncey hosts Racine in their first home game as the Blue Devils end a three game win streak. The game moves to Millfield due to poor local diamond conditions with Patton and Smitth forming the battery.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Blue Devils
Racine
Millfield
Patton
Smitth
Blue Devil Battery
Ross
McQuade
Carter
Border
Simpson
Daugherty
Sapp
Smith
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Wrestling results show draws and eliminations across three cities
In Atlanta Danny O Ma honey 220 from Ireland and Orville Brown 218 from Kansas drew after 90 minutes. In Boston Nick Lutze 205 of Venice California defeated George Keverly 210 of Los Angeles two falls to one before Keverly was disqualified on the third fall. In Trenton Joe Cox 222 of Cleveland and Chief Little Wolf 224 drew after one fall each in 90 minutes. In Lincoln Ray Richards 227 of Lincoln defeated Bull Martin 245 of Boston two falls to one before Martin was disqualified on the third fall.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Danny O'Mahoney
Ireland
Orville Brown
Kansas
Drew
Boston
Nick Lutze
Venice
Calif
George Keverly
Los Angeles
Keverly
Trenton
N. J
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Chief Little Wolf
Lincoln
Nebr
Ray Richards
Bull Martin
Martin
Tiffin Club Elects Fred C Gilcher President and Secretary
Dr Fred C Gilcher was reelected president and secretary of the Tiffin baseball club Wednesday. The club is a farm team of the Detroit Tigers and a member of the Ohio State League. James M Beck, former U S solicitor general, is cited in a perplexing editoral remark.
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Tiffin
Fred C. Gilcher
Detroit Tigers
Ohio State League
Blizzard Funeral Held at Christian Church in Tuppers Plains
The funeral of D. D. Blizzard, 83, long affiliated with the local Christian Church, was conducted by Rev. Grant Holman at the Christian Church in Tuppers Plains. He died at his son Vern Blizzard’s home in Middleport. Local obituaries note other relatives and a series of social visits and repairs around town.
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Tuppers Plains
D. D. Blizzard
Christian Church
Grant Holman
Vern Blizzard
Middleport
Pickens
Leo Watson
Marietta
Minnie Newland
Lizzie Ann Voustine
Reedsville
Belle Webster
Belpre
Gladys Heasley
Parkersburg
V. C. Shields
Holman
Mollie Shields
Emma Springer
Maggie Parker
Middleport Church of Christ
Belle Keller
Carl Parker
Idonia Parker
J. W. Arbaugh
Mable Keller
Athens
Colonels Hand AA Champions 8–0 in Midseason Pair
Louisville Colonels pitcher Ed Holley handed the AA champions Minneapolis Mills their first loss of the year 8 to 0 in a pitching duel with Reg Grabowski. Umpire Bill Guthrie ejected manager Burleigh Grimes for arguing in the fifth. Milwaukee Brewers beat Columbus 3–2 as Forest Presnell shut the Birds to six hits. Cold weather postponements hit St Paul at Indianapolis and Kansas City at Toledo.
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Chicago
Burleigh Grimes
Louisville
Colonels
Grimes
Bill Guthrie
Minneapolis Millers
Ed Holley
The
Reg Grabowski
Milwaukee
Columbus
Forest Presnell
Red Birds
Bill Cox
Allyn Stout
Brewers
Cox
Birds
Presnell
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Texans Threat In Penn Races
Philadelphia notes the 42nd Penn Relays with Texas Longhorns favored in the 440 and 880 relays led by Chink Wallender. Ohio State, Cornell, Penn and Temple loom in various events with Jesse Owens and Enlace Peacock in sprint and broad jumps. Michigan State also a threat in distance events.
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Philadelphia
Longhorns
Texas
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Penn
Chink Wallender
Lone Star State
Cornell
Jesse Owens
Buckeye
Temple
Enlace Peacock
Michigan State
Manhattan
Corner
Derby Day mudders clash in Louisville hints
Brevity ridiculed by mud track fears as Brandystone and Chance Sun show strong mud runs. Col E R Bradley’s Bien Joli shines in 2:09 3-5 over a muddy mile and a quarter. Grand Slam, The Fighter and Indian Broom head to Downs as Granville Ned Reigh Grand Slam pursue stretch bids.
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Louisville
Brevity
Chance Sun
Breyity
Chance Shot
Coldstream
Tintagel
Delphinium
Granville
Ned Reigh
Grand Slam
Gold Seeker
Col. E. R. Bradley
Tien Joli
Bannister
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Bien Joli
Derby
Bomar Stable
F Cc
Mars
the Fighter
Brookmeade Stable
Downs
Maryland
Fighter
Texas
California
Heavy Sales Tax Receipts in Hocking County 1935
Logan Hocking County collected 75 557 06 more from sales tax in 1935 than it paid in. The state auditor reported 71 861 OL of the grand total to the county. Schools received 63 501 82 and local government 10 489 51 with 11 983 54 for relief, 48 264 for old age pensions and 13 179 40 for county relief bonds.
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Logan—Hocking County
Joseph T. Tracy
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