Bobcats Top Glenville 49 40 in Hair Page Nine
Ohio University beat Glenville West Virginia 49 to 40 as George Hood led with strong shooting and Gene Riita close behind. Bobcats struggled with defense committing many fouls and missed free throws, while Glenville pressured to stay in the game.
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Cere
Athens
Ee Bobcats
Glenville
W. Va
Ohio University
Marietta
Bobcats
Pioneer City
Ohio
Bliss
Delaware
West Virginians
George Hood
Nick Lalich
Gene Rvita
Hood
Gene Riita
Pete Shingleton
Lilley
Davies
Bobcat
Shingleton
OHTO
F. Lalich
Malokas
G Rinta
G. Il Grothaus
Lalich
Malakas
Rinta
Cottle
Wolfe
Rhodes
Martino
Grothaus
Musser
Rhodes Martino
Noroskie
Shea
Ohio Wesleyan
Stoneman
Wisconsin
Harness racing season called best in a decade in 1936
The 1936 harness racing year topped purses at about two and a half million dollars a gain of 25 percent from 1935 attendance rose by half again yearling sales reached new highs Rosalind led with 432 378 in earnings and seven wins in eight starts winning the Hambletonian at Goshen New York Twilight Song and Dusty Hanover led two year and two year old divisions with records 203 4 and 204 respectively several drivers and owners earned top honors including Gibson White William H Strang James Jordan and Dr Hugh M Parshall with champions in trot pacer and four year old divisions noted
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New York
U.P
Rosalind
Lewistown
Hugh M. Parshall
Urbana
William HH. Strang
Brooklyn
Foreclosure Notice in Athens County Court
Legal notice alerts Dorothy Norris Merle Norris of Grand Rapids Michigan that Lester Herron filed a foreclosure suit in Case 16657 on November 30 1936 in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Mortgage on Fairfax Addition Stewart Village lots 177 178 179 126 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 securing $482 75 plus 6 percent interest from November 2 1936. Attorney YOUNG represents Herron.
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Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Lester Herron
Dorothy R. Norris
Merle Norris
Dorothy Norris
North Division Avenue
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Common Pleas Welirt
Fairfax
Stewart
Allance
Aer Og Young
Orneys
Ster Herron
Officials named for Rose Bowl game committee picks
Pacific Coast Football Conference official Harold Herb Dana announced the Rose Bowl assignment for Washington against Pittsburgh. Referee Bob Morris of Seattle handles the game with umpire R V Goodwin from Wheeling West Virginia, head linesman George Varnell a Chicago graduate, and field judge W H Frissell from Pittsburgh.
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SAN Francisco
U.P
Herb Dana
Pacific Coast Football Conference
Pasadena
University of Washington
University of Pittsburgh
Bob, Morris
Seattle
R. V. Goodwin
Washington and Jefferson
Wheeling
W. Va
George Varnell
University of Chicago
Seattle, Wash
Times
W. H. Frissell
Princeton
Pittsburgh, Pa
Northwestern Wildcats poised to challenge for Big Ten title
Northwestern, led by McMichaels Trenkle and Smith, seeks the Big Ten crown after routing Pittsburgh in a nonconference opener. Guard Voigts and Bender provide scoring depth while Vance and Mercer must boost offense. Illinois faces strong guard play from Henry and YVopicka as Combes recovers. Illinois aims to counter with Riegel and Nisbet in a loaded conference slate.
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Steve Snider
Chicago
U.P
Northwestern
Wildcats
Illinois
Indiana
Purdue
Mike McMichaels
Fred Trenkle
Jean Smith
Duke Vance
Guy Mercer
Pittsburgh
MacMichaels
Trenkle
Smith
Bob Voigts
Hi Bender
Vance
Mercer
Jake Nagode
Don Worland
Elmer Blume
Chet Gargas
Voigts
Pitt
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Doug Mills
Louie Boudreau
Tom Nisbet
Harvey
Ill
Illini
Bob Riegel
Mills
Wib Henry
Jim Yvopicka
Harry Combes
Combes
Boudreau
Nisbet
Henry
Wisconsin
Huskies Mentor Without Contract Ahead of Rose Bowl
University of Washington coach Jimmy Phelan may be a coach without a contract as his team readies to play Pittsburgh in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Graduate Manager Ray Eckman and officials discussed renewing Phelan’s deal, but no decision was reached. His current contract ended with the 1936 season.
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Seattle
U.P
Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington Huskies
University of Pittsburgh
Ray Eckman
Phelan
Bulldogs Rest Until Jan 4 After 1936 Debut
Coach P. J. McKinley orders a January 4 pause in Bulldog practice to rest the squad after a spirited 13 12 overtime win over Gallipolis. Wellston game set for January 8 on the Wellston court as McKinley urges sharper shooting and defense.
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P. J. McKinley
Bulldogs
Wellston
Wellston Court
Gallipolis
McKinley
Harlow Ousted as PGA Tourney Boss
Miami reports Robert E. Harlow was dismissed as PGA tournament manager on arrival from Nassau. He claims the firing stems from association politics and vows to continue as a golf agent. A petition by 60 top players seeks his reinstatement, and he may form a rival group if not restored.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Robert E. Harlow
Nassau
Harlow
Professional Golfers’ Association
Apprentice farmers scheme eyed for Nova Scotia youths
Hundreds of unemployed Nova Scotia youths may become apprentice farmers under a government plan. The back to the land program would place youths on farms for six months to one year.
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Halifax
Wn.s
U.P
Nova Scotia
California LU Coeds Dominate UCLA Student Body
University of California Los Angeles shows women outnumber men by 107 percent this year. The campus notes a strong female majority among students.
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More California LU
LOS Angeles
U.P
University of California
Notice of Appointment and Estate Administrator
John Molnar Jr of R 4 Glouster Ohio is appointed Administrator of the estate of John Molnar Sr deceased of Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated December 12 1936. Probate Judge 3 M Johnson.
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John Molnar, Jr
R. 4
Glouster
Ohio
John Molnar
Athens County
3. M. Johnson
Nassau Racing Opens With Star Names and Local Jockeys
Nassau prepares for Montagu Park season with famed horses like Man o War and Gallant Fox as Sam Christmas guides visitors through stables. Defiance rests quietly while locals anticipate two racing days weekly over about twelve weeks, drawing crowds as tourists arrive by steamer.
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Henry McLemore
Nassau
Bahamas
Man , War
Exterminator
Gallant Fox
Zev
Flying Ebony
Black Gold
Montagu Park
Sam Christmas
Englande
Sam
Patel
Mans’ War
Defiance
Prince George
United Press
Carbon Hill School Dance Sponsored by Board of Education
The Ward Township Board of Education will sponsor a public dance in the Carbon Hill Gymnasium on Saturday night December 18 at eight o'clock. Rudy Remple's Orchestra Hedley Lowes and son Richard will provide music for the event.
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Carbon Hilis
Board of Education
Ward Township
Carbon Hill
Rudy Remple
Hediey Lowes
Richard
Lancaster
Hedley Lowes
Charlea Lax
Elizabeth Raque
Wisconsin
Feque
Frank Johnson
Julia Matheny
Lulu Bailey
Ben Bailey
Carbon Hill High School
Ward Township School
Echool Board
J. W. Coleman
H. Dillon
Mount Union Joins Ohio Conference Boycott of Akron
Mount Union University became the third Ohio Conference school to boycott Akron after its expulsion, cancelling two basketball games on Jan 12 and Feb 16 and ending all athletic relations. Muskingum and Wooster had also joined the action, while Kent State Toledo and Baldwin Wallace did not.
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Alliancek
U.P
Mount Union
Ohio
University of Akron
Muskingum and
Wooster
Board of Athletic Control
Akron
Muskingum
Reserve Court Squad Opens 21 Game Clock with Adrian Test
Western Reserve opens its 21 game basketball schedule at Cleveland facing Adrian Michigan as part of a six game Ohio slate. The Red Cats, led by Frank Doc Kelker, will later meet Ohio University, Cincinnati, Ohio Wesleyan and Dayton in Buckeye Conference play, with major opponents including Nebraska Stanford and Notre Dame.
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Columbus
U.P
Western Reserve
Adrian
Cleveland
Ohio
Red Cats
Ray Clifford
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Dayton
Buckeye
John Carroll
Baldwin-Wallace
Case
Toledo
Nebraska
Stanford
City College of New York
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Frank
Doc) Kelker
Dover
Johnny Andrews
Jim Bankert
Akron
Glenville
W. Va
Indiana Central Normal
Kenyon
Denison
Granville
Holbrook
Salem
Youngstown
Westminster
New Wilmington
Xavier
Sterling University of Kentucky
Marietta
Ohio Northern
Heidelberg
Fenn
Allegheny
Grove Tops AL as Most Effective Hurler for 1936
Bob Grove of the Boston Red Sox, in 35 games, posted a 2.81 ERA to lead the American League for the second straight year, with 17 wins and 12 losses in 253 innings. Highlighted by 130 strikeouts and 65 walks, he stood as the league’s top pitcher amid a sixth place team.
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Bob Grove
Fireballer
Boston Red Sox
Bob Feller
NEW York
Robert Moses Grove
Grove
Boston
Lefty
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Dizzy Dennn
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Jim Henry
Irving
Bump
Hadley
Wes Ferrell
Russa van Atta
St. Louis
Gordon Rhodes
Vernon Kennedy
Chicago
Bridges
Earl Caldwell
Elon Hogsett
Browns
Hogsett
Johnny Allen
Yankees
Feller
G. W.L. Pet. Grove
RG Feller
Murphy
Allen
Appleton
Washington
Pearson
Malone
Ruffing
Kelly
So's Era Grove
Washin
Gainer Fight Canceled By Illness Here
New York light heavyweight Al Gainer falls ill forcing cancellation of his 10 round bout with Art Sykes of Fimba tonight in Youngstown. The note adds a historical aside about Lothaire and the University of Pavia.
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Youngbtown
al Gainer
New York
Art Sykes
Fimbai Ee
Lothaire
Charlemagne
University of
Pavia
Italy
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