Buckeye baseball crown to change hands in Ohio Relays
The Buckeye Conference crown may pass as last year’s champions near graduation. Miami and Ohio Wesleyan lead with strong records. Miami defeated Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio Wes, while Ohio Wesleyan split results. This week Miami plays at Cincinnati and at Dayton. Delaware meets Ohio and Marshall. Battling Bishops aim to rebound in a busy Buckeye schedule.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Buckeye
Mar- College of Huntington
N. Herd
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Marshall
Ohio van
Delaware
Ington
Wrestling Results Show Mixed Fall Outcomes Across Cities
In Atlantic City Dean from Salt Lake City defeated the blue masked marvel 232 to 233. A Bisig from Lancaster defeated Mike Ma from Italy 215 to 218 in New York. Chief Wolf from Wilmington defeated Abe Coleman 215 in Trinidad. Yvon Robert from Montreal beat Nick Lutze from Venice in straight falls. Ed Strangler from Winnipeg beat Darno Osto 250 to 245 in Kansas City. Lov er from Rochester defeated Ivan Joff 235 in Baltimore in one fall.
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Lancaster
Baltimore
Ivan Joff
Riga
Russia
Chauncey Loses to Racine in 3-1 Setback
Racine defeated Chauncey 3-1 as Swan scattered four hits while Patton and Simpson split six innings for Racine. Chauncey also beat Hemlock 21-9 behind Patton’s two homers and a triple, with Car ter and Smith limiting Hemlock to five hits. The Blue Devils meet The Plains at Millfield next Wednesday at four.
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Chauncey
Racine
Blue Devils
Patton
Simpson
Swan
Hemlock
Perry County
Carter
Smith
The
Plains
Millfield
Gallia County Officials Seek 54000 Road Repairs This Summer
Gallia County Engineer Farnom Haskins urges a 54000 allocation for road repairs, with the Board of County Commissioners set to meet Monday. He cites unprecedented winter damage to bridges and culverts and urges a countywide maintenance program to restore travel and prevent further deterioration.
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Lipolis
Gallia Y
Farnom Haskins
Board of County Commis Ss
Haskins
Kins
Imnts
Tim
Litke 65 Dies At Daughter's Home
Jacob A. Litke aged 65 a generalized citizen of the United States died at the home of his daughter in Clay Saturday. The body was sent for burial. He leaves two other sons and a daughter and is survived by Billips and Ray L. Litke.
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Grove
THE
Philadelphia Athletics
Litke
Jacob A. Litke
Leaper
Fers and & Son
Mia
Hudson, Olmstead
Mere. Billips
Ray L. Litke
Elyria
Licensed To Wed IIIPoLis-seen Sued Her
Fragmentary OCR lists names and ages in a marriage license record. Provisional details include Harrison West Virginia and Gallipolis Ohio. individuals cited include laborers laborer 5 Velie Randolph and others aged around 21 to 32 with multiple surnames and places.
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Iiipolis
Liam Plante
Harrison
W. Va
Velie Randolph
Galli
Weenant
Ww Va
Harry
Heman
Ironton
Daugh
Kins Cheshire
Farmer
John W Exgieton
Gallipolis
Tences Jonnao
Sheritan
Daughhnson
Biaden
Mrs Allie White Dies in Gallipolis
Mrs Allie Leon ard White aged 59 died at the County Home Sunday after a stroke. Former resident of Bidwell she is survived by half-brother H D Leonard of Columbus. Funeral services were held at Bidwell Methodist Church with Rev J L Stephenson officiating and burial followed at Campaign.
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Gallipolis
Allie Leonard White
Bidwell
H. D. Leonard
Columbus
Bidwell Methodist Church
J. L. Stephenson
Campaign
Four WPA Projects Suspended in Gallia County
Gallia County WPA work halted four projects including repairs on German Hollow George's Creek and Jackson-Key stone roads and the community sanitation project. Engineer H W Nixon said duration of inactivity is unknown and transferring workers has been common in the past.
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Gallipolis
Works Progress Administration
H. W. Nixon
Court House
WPA
Gallia County
German Hollow
George's Creek
Jackson-Keystone
Nixon
Gallia
White Oak Man Dies Of Pneumonia At Home
Elmer Baird aged 51 bachelor died of pneumonia at his White Oak home Sunday. Survived by brothers Stacy Ira and Ora Baird both of White Oak and Ora Halfhill of Cheshire, plus a sister. Funeral at Campaign Church conducted by Rev. E C Venz. Burial followed.
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Gallipolis
Elmer Baird
White Oak
Stacy
Ira
Ora Baird
Ora Halfhill
Cheshire
Campaign Church
E. C. Venz
Professor Clark Injured Cranking Auto in Gallipolis
Prof. C. O. Clark, former Rio Grande College instructor, sustained a fracture of the right arm Sunday when the starter on his car locked and he attempted to crank the vehicle.
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Gallipolis
C. O. Clark
Rio Grande College
Judge approves transfers to County General Fund in Gallia
Judge W R White moved $4000 from the funding bond fund and $807.12 from the bridge bond fund to the County General Fund following a county commissioners request. The transfers were approved.
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Gallipolis
W. R. White
Heavy Vote Forecast In Gallia Primaries
Gallia County officials expect a record turnout for the May 12 primaries with early returns already surpassing the 9,000 mark for disabled voters ballots. Absent voters are also streaming in as the absentee program expands. The election board will distribute ballots May 9 and notified 300 precinct officials. Community committee members met with County Agent Starbuck to receive census work sheet instructions for farmer surveys.
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Gallipolis
Helen Russell
Gallia County
Russell
County Election Board
The
Soil Conservation Program
R. R. Starbuck
Gravel for road surfacing reported by WPA official
Road surveys in Gallia County note Engineer H. W. Nixon of the WPA says Huntington Sand & Gravel Co is supplying about 2.40 cubic yards of gravel for surfacing road projects under grading and widening. Gravel arrives by barge and is unloaded on the river bank below Garfield Avenue and State Highway No. 7.
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Gallipolis
H. W. Nixon
WPA
Huntington Sand & Gravel Company
Garfield Ave
Three men fined by municipal court for liquor and drunkenness
Judge A. J. Stormont sentenced Roy Mullins to 100 dollars and costs after defaulting on payment for possession of illegal liquor. Adolph Bradshaw received 10 dollars and costs for intoxication, while Willard Ward was fined 5 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct.
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Gallipolis
A. J. Stormont
Roy Mullins
Adolph Bradshaw
Willard Ward
Degree to Be Given at Glouster Lodge Special Meeting
Two candidates will receive the entered apprentice degree at a special communication of Glouster Lodge 607 F and A M to be held Wednesday night in Glouster.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
GM Reports Best First Quarter Profits Since 1929
New York General Motors Corporation today announced a record first quarter profit of $52,464,174 or $1.17 per share, up from $31,510.47 or 48 cents a share in 1935, marking the strongest Q1 showing since the 1929 start.
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New York
General Motors Corporation Today
Indians Lead As Eight Wins In Eleven Start Boosts Hope
Cleveland Indians dominate early season with explosive batting and strong pitching led by Steve O Neill. Mel Harder Oral Hildebrand Johnny Allen Lloyd Brown George Blaeholder key rotation while Harold Trosky Earl Averill Joe Vosmik and Bruce Campbell power lineup.
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Steve O'Neill
Indians
Mel Harder
Oral Hildebrand
Johnny Allen
Lloyd Brown
George Blaeholder
Willis Hudlin
Tigers
Red Sox
Yankees
Harold Trosky
Earl Averill
Joe Vosmik
Bruce Campbell
Two handed swing theory and ancient China history
Golf writing argues the right hand governs only the final quarter of the swing while the left drives most of the arc. It notes the long history of China at about 4,000 years, nearly twice Europe’s span.
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NEA Service
China
Europe
Bobcats Preview Key Track Players And Upcoming Meets
The Bobcats list Halleck DeStefano Peaspanen and Nelson as scoring threats for Cincinnati Ohio and Buckeye meets. Schmid Toppell Abel Raysor and Oxley are highlighted as potential point earners with times and distances noted from recent meets including Notre Dame Miami and Buckeye prep. Eddie Burke named to lead Naugatuck Golf Club as of Monday.
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Ted Kaplush
Bobcats
Buckeye
Halleck
Notre Dame University
Butler Relays
Notre Dame
Miami
DeStefano
Herbert
Bobcat
Peaspanen
Nelson
Schmid Darkhorse
Naugatuck, Conn
Eddie Burke
Billy Burke
Cleveland Country Club
Naugatuck Golf Club
Burke
Gibisonville Social Personal Mention
Gibisonville report notes the Freshman and Sophomore picnic at Rock House Park with Coach Risch guiding games and a group hike. It lists attendees, mentions volleyball trips to Laurelville, Crane Hollow, and a Rockbridge softball defeat for Gibisonville girls and boys, plus local land sale and residents’ outings.
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Rock House Park
Risch
Shelter House
Alma Clark
Mary Kline
Betty Smith
Dorothy
Clyde
Georgia McGrady
Melvin Carr
Ruth Keck
Carl Griffith
Juanita Huffines
Florence Bigham
Helen Amnah
Kay Blosser
J. W. Risch
Thomas Rose
Mary Ruth Krinn
Mary Whistler
Velva Brashares
Laurelville
Crane Hollow
Blosser
Rose Will Moore, Jr
Clayton Kuhn
Evelyn Moore
Logan
Rockbridge
Standings and matchups in the American Association
The schedule lists games: New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York. No games scheduled in the Association.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
aMoname
St. Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
A summary of top players in batting runs and home runs across teams. Gehringer Tigers leads batting with 457 and runs scored with 11. Dickey Yankees tops RBI with 17 and is among leaders in hits. Trosky Indians holds 5 home runs, Foxx Red Sox 4, while Klein Cubs and Ott Giants show strong figures in runners, triples and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Grove Red Sox with 30 wins and Hollingsworth Reds at 3-0.
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Trosky
Bill Dickey
Yanks
Brown
Harder
Allen
Blueholder
Gehringer
Tigers
Dickey
Yankees
Gehrig
Foxx
Red Sox
Werber
Crosetti
Finney Athletics
Hughes
Indians
Goslin Tigers
Reynolds
Powell
Myer
Senators
Grove Red Sox
Terry
Giants
Lombardi
Reds
Herman
Cubs
Moore Giants
Leiber
Dartmouth gridder Letta McCray recovers from ski mishap
Hanover New Jersey February reports say Dartmouth College star guard Letta McCray is recovering after a skiing accident that caused a ruptured spleen. Doctors noted a second spleen appeared slowing the recovery and he left the hospital about three weeks ago. Coaches doubt he will be ready for spring practice or next fall.
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Hanover
N. J
Letta McCray
Dartmouth College
Dayton, O
McCray
Third Annual Ohio Relays At Ohio University Stadium
About 700 high school athletes will compete in the third annual Ohio Relays at Ohio University Stadium on Saturday. Schools listed include Middletown Circleville Columbus East Sandusky Cleveland East Tech and more with standout pole vaulters J Whittaker D Whittaker coached by Sheldon Rowland. A top one mile runner Curtis from Shaw High School and Class B star Chuck Beatty from Fairview are highlighted alongside national results from cities like New York Chicago Baltimore and others.
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Cole
Miami
Buckeye
Toppell
New York
Ironton
Hercules
Abel
Mills
Ohio
Raysor
Dashman
Oxley
Owens
J. Whittaker
D. Whittaker
Robert Whittaker
Sandusky High School
Columbus
Sheldon Rowland
Ohio University
Shaw High School
Cleveland
Curtis
Chuck" Beatty
Fairview
Fremont Stockholders to pick manager for Ohio League club
Stockholders of the Fremont baseball club of the Ohio State League meet Wednesday to consider Marty Portell as manager. Portell, former farm manager for the Cincinnati Reds, has been recommended by Larry McPhail. Fremont officials mention Tialeskala on Maui as the world's greatest known dormant volcano.
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Fremont
Fremont Baseball Club
Ohio State League
Marty Tportell
Portell
Cincinnati Rede
Larry McPhal
Maui
Hawaii
Grimes Chased for Third Time in 1911 Season
Louisville Colonels manager Burleigh Grimes was ordered from the field after a 3-1 loss to St Paul. It marked his third ejection this season following disputes over balls and strikes and umpire calls. The Saints rallied with two ninth inning runs, while the Colonels played shorthanded with four regulars out.
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Burleigh Grimes
Louisville Colonels
Grimes
St. Paul
Rue
Louisville
Buck
Marrow
Saints
Steinbacker
Colonels
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Reds Tie Cubs as Lombard and Thevenow Star
Ernie Lombard homered to knot the game with Chicago and doubled home the winning run in the 10th after Tommy Thevenow singled. Bruce Campbell belted a seventh inning homer to give Cleveland a 2 1 victory over the St. Louis Browns.
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Blaeholder
St. Louis Browns
Campbell
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Indians
Roy Hughes
Averill
Vosmik
Browns
Harland Clift
Rollie Hemsley
Cleveland
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Tommy Thevenow
Lon Warneke
Warneke
Larry French
Billy Herman
Chuck Klein
Ernie Lombard
Thevenow
Bruce Campbell
Indiana
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