Room house and lots offered in Ohio
Multiple small properties listed for sale in Ohio. Howard Bros. promotes a 16 by 38 room house with slate roof and movable options from Millfield. Cameron and Son advertise four room house with three extra lots on high ground and easy terms. Pidcock offers room house with land and accepts a cow or tractor as part payment in Mineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Cameron and Son
W. State
Dial
Howard Bros
Millfield
Ohio
R. L. Pidcock
Mineral, Ohio
Newsweek Consensus All American Team Named
Newsweek announced a consensus all American football team based on 16 elevens from various outlets. The lineup includes Holland and Young at ends, Beiner and Wolff at tackles, Heikkinen and Smith at guards, Aldrich at center, and backs O'Brien Goldberg MacLeod Botari. referees Nelsonville Glouster and Volmer set for Chesterhill Beverly game. Shellac is produced from lac insect secretions, requiring six months for each pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newsweek Today
Holland
Cornell
Young
Oklahoma
Beiner
Notre Dame
Wolff
Santa Clara
Heikkinen
Michigan
Smith
Southern California
Aldrich
Texas Christian
O’brien
Goldberg
Pittsburgh
MacLeod
Dartmouth
Bottari
California
Mitch's Musings on Ohio University season ticket deal
Ohio University fans are urged to buy season tickets covering eight Bobcat home games at 3.75, saving 1.75 versus 5.50 for single-game access. Each ticket guarantees the same seat, with reserved seating likely premium this year. students may attend four home games free under a new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bobcat
Question and Answer on Seabiscuit and Greb History
The page presents Q A on Seabiscuit's sex and Harry Greb’s eye injury and surgery in 1921 1926 with Dr Gustav Guist and a stone eye plus a baseball attendance figure for 1937 at 9 447 497 and invites readers to mail questions to The Athens Messenger Sports Service Bureau in Washington DC along with a 3 cent stamp for a reply.
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Seabiscuit
Harry Greb
A. Greb
Kid Norfolk
New York City
Greb
Gustav Guist
Sports Service Bureau
The
Athens Messenger
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Major league clubs gain direct access to sand-lot players
New Orleans reports a constitutional amendment allowing major league clubs to hire directly sand-lot and semi pro players within budgets. The change ends the Baltimore Agreement subterfuge and defines rookie and non class status while listings show moves of Bordagaray Midkiff Harrell Hooks Smythe Gill Malone Duke Stankey and others among several trades and acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U.P
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Baltimore
Montreal
New York
Bob Feller
van Meter, In
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal
Seymour Weiss
New Orleans Pelicans
Frisch
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Quinn
Boston Bees
Allen
Dusty) Cooke
St. Louis Cardinals
Stanley
Frenchy
Johnny Gill
Nashville
Pat Malone
Oakland
Cal
Brooklyn
Willie Duke
Greek" George
Portsmouth
Edward Stankey
Syracuse
Dempsey Wins Edward J. Neil Memorial Award
New York boxing writers honor Jack Dempsey as the first Edward J. Neil Memorial Award recipient by 20 votes to 11 over Henry Armstrong. Joe Louis earns a single ballot. The award memorializes Edward J. Neil, noted boxing writer and war correspondent who died in Spain on Jan. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Jack Dempsey
Edward J. Neil
New York Boxing Writers’ Association
Dempsey
Henry Armstrong
Joe Louis
Spain
Nelsonville Covert Ice cage team seeks road games
The Covert Ice cage squad from Nelsonville, made of former Nelsonville High players, seeks road games in the Southeastern Ohio area. They are 2 0 so far this season and beat Carbondale, the only loss for the Dalers. Contact Austin Cope Newsstand Nelsonville or Bill Watkins 195 St. John St Nelsonville to arrange.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Carbondale
Hod Cope
Paul Whyte
Bill Watkins
Bob Blair
Dan Shay
Henney Cope
Frosty Connors
Meade Whyte
Austin Cope
Newsstand
St. John St
Managers resist restricting players winter diversions
The text notes managers fear imposing bans on players activities might appear tyrannical and invade privacy. A broad hunting ban is cited as an example of a potentially unreasonable restriction drawing public and press scrutiny toward club owners and managers.
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Monty Stratton
Dick Adair
Charley Gelbert
Clyde Sukeforth
Paul Dean
Glenn Wright
Murray Robinson
Newark Star- Eagle
Robinson
Zip Is Gone From Hubbell's Arm
Carl Hubbell, former star pitcher for the New York Giants, has had calcium removed from his elbow in Memphis. He expects to resume pitching in spring training but admits uncertainty about his arm before the season.
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Zip
Hubbell
Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Giants
Memphis
Racing magnate reflects on horses and finances in Hollywood
In Hollywood California Tony RW Wis discusses owning a small stable with six horses. He laments high costs from feed and gear, boasts about his well dressed horses and notes a new canned horse food invention. He recalls Manny the horse and his baseball ambitions amid spring training hints.
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Hardy
Caliente
Manny
Shade and Marshfield to Meet Tonight
The Shade boys and girls teams face New Marshfield in a key doubleheader. Coach Art Falace has built up the boys rapidly, with a recent strong showing against Chauncey fueling optimism. Girls coach Merle King has them playing quickly and fiercely. girls start at 7 30 tonight.
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SHADE
Insurance inspectors assess Moore and Erwin homes on State St
Inspectors completed the survey of the burned Moore and Erwin residences on State Street. Unconfirmed reports say both structures may be razed to build a parking lot.
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Gallipolis
Moore
Erwin
State St
Giants Face Ticket Scalp Charge In Championship Fray
New York Giants owner Tim Mara called federal agents raid on the Polo Grounds ticket office a frame up after officials charged box office scalping. Niece Helen Mara and clerk Charles Chaplin faced tax evasion counts for un stamped receipts as World Championship tickets ranged above face value. Mara was bailed as a grand jury preparation proceeded.
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NEW York
U.P
Tim Mara
New York Professional Football Giants
Raiders
Giants
Green Bay Packers
Mara
Helen Mara
Charles Chaplin
Polo Grounds
Chaplin
Athens Quint Opens Sked At Gallipolis
Athens High School opens its basketball schedule tonight at Gallipolis under coach Harry Lackey. Lackey expects a tough test and plans to start Bardin, Ramsey, Gordon, Poling, and Wood, with Chism Williams Van Dyke and Seaman available as alternates. Gallipolis, having already played, presents a bigger, quicker opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kahn
Harry Lackey
Athens
Gale Lipolis
Lackey
Columbus
Gallipolis
Columbus South High
Gallia
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
Bardin
Ramsey
Gordon
Poling
Wood
Chism
Williams
van Dyke
Seaman
Bishops Open With Win Over Muskingum in Court Opener
Ohio Wesleyan 1938-59 debut beats Muskingum 51 to 34 as Jack Buttermoore scores five field goals and three free throws. Bowling Green, Findlay, and Ohio Northern post wins. Heidelberg collapses Capital 43 to 25. Xavier and Marietta prepare for next games amid a busy slate.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Wesleyan
Muskingum
Jack Buttermoore
Bishops
Muskies
Bowling Green
Bluffton
Findlay
Defiance
Ohio Northern
Tiffin
Ashland
Iiiam
Heidelberg
Ohio College of Chiropody
Capital
Jay Coyle
Marietta
Pioneers
Fairmont
W. Va
Xavier
Kentucky Wesleyan
Cincinnati
de Sales of
Toledo
Wilmington
Kent State and Akron to Resume Football Meetings
Kent State and the University of Akron will resume football relations in 1940. President Hezzleton E. Simmons of Akron announced the two neighboring schools would meet on the gridiron for the first time since Akron was expelled from the conference two years ago. The move is not seen as a step toward Akron’s return to the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus U.P
Kent State
University of Akron
Hezzleton E. Simmons
Akron
Zippers
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ES Fuller
James
Morris Ave
Stimson Ave
Acme
Athens, Ohio
A. Buckfieb, Inc
John Featherstone
Stewart, Ohio
Lancaster ST
May Ave
Call Bardin Bros. Lumber Co
Plains
Marshfield Pike
S. Shaw
North Hill
Miss Carter
Sells
West Union Street
Hull Foster Jr
Frank Trainer
Albany
E. R. Walker
Buck & Burk
Lancaster
Central Ave
N. High ST
Chrysler
F. R. Beasley
Nelsonville, Ohio
McDaniel Motor Sales
Watkins St
Phillips Furniture
Brass Iron and Metal Co
Poplar St
Hyla Harrold
Pomeroy Maytag Co
Pomeroy
Roy Stedman
Glouster
James Volmer
Murray City
Chesterhill
Schine
Athena
the Majestic
Steppe
PDA A Ae Coto
Donald Duck
Prctuest
Broadway
Ila
Wayne Morris
Bob Burns
Arkansas Traveler
Fay
John Beal
Feller
Mitch
Neil Memorial
Davey
Ogrien
Horned Frogs
Caphin
Hale
Dallas Hgh School
Sige Cen
Tony
Henry McLemore
Hollywood
America
Bridge
Oliver Hardy
Santa Anita
Marshfield
Roy
W. Union
Miami
Marshall
Dayton
Reg Price
Mickle Tire & Accessory
West Union St
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