Sutherland says football success hinges on mind set and strategy
Pitt coach Dr. Jock Sutherland argues modern football is an intellectual sport with emphasis on skull sessions and film study. He praises substituting frequently to keep players fresh and notes mental attitude outweighs raw play. He also cites road trips as stress relief and remarks on players' dancing and footwork.
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Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Sutherland
Pitt Panthers
Pitt
Husky Scotsman
Ohio Seeks Revenge for Defeat Tonight Against Bearcats
Ohio University's Bobcats aim to even their season series with Cincinnati in Athens after a 42 37 loss earlier. The Bearcats boast a strong defense and two top scorers, Gordon Iliff and Bobby Kamp, while Ohio hopes to rebound with their usual lineup and improved scoring from Gene Rivlin. A separate note reports Mr and Mrs J W Morris of Thurman welcomed a son born Sunday at Holzer Hospital in Gallia County.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Cincinnati
Green
Athens
Walter “Rip” van Winkle
Ohio
Grover
Bearcat
Gordon Fliff
Marshall
Julinus Rivlin
Bobby Kamp
Brooks
Iliff
Biedenbender
Tucker
Kamp
Johnny Malakas
George Hood
Dayton
Gene Rvita
Gallipolis
J. W. Morris
Thurman
Holzer Hospital
Buckeye
van Winkle
Braddock coverage stirs reader ire in El Paso sports page
A columnist recalls receiving dozens of angry letters after two Braddock features prior to his win over Farr. He recounts frustration with readers and defends his reporting stance while describing the heated reaction from fans and critics.
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EL Paso
Tex
Henry McLemore
Jim Braddock
Tommy Farr
Braddock
America
McLemore
Braddock Retirement Sparks Reader Fury and Resolve
The piece recounts a columnist's confrontation with readers after Braddock retires, arguing the fighter should quit to protect his health. The author recalls urging quitting and notes readers' venom while defending his stance.
Notre Dame to choose new captain next week
Notre Dame will select a new football captain next week to replace Alec Shellogg who withdrew from school. Athletic director Elmer Layden named candidates End Farl Brown and Ed Simonich plus Tackles Joe Reiner and Marion Tonelli as possible choices.
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South Bend
Ind
AU P
Notre Dame
Alec Shellogg
Elmer Layden
Farl Brown
Joe Reiner
Marion Tonelli
Ed Simonich
Toledo Trims State Five by 54-45 Score
Toledo defeats Ohio State 54 to 45 in a Midwest college basketball clash. Chuckovits led Toledo with 22 points as Baker sparked Ohio State with nine field goals and seven fouls. Toledo pulled ahead 28-23 at halftime and maintained control to win.
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Toledo
University of Toledo
Ohio State
Rockets
Michigan
Iowa
Sterling
Chuck
Chuckovits
Dick Baker
Baker
Jim McDonald
Jim Hull
Fragmentary Cartoon Panel Description
A short reminiscence describes pouring acid on the speaker’s head and a self described outburst. The speaker notes the assailant quit for reasons the speaker had advanced and mentions physical reactions including a hat flying off and ears flapping before ending with a concluding action or piece.
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Donald Duck
United Press
Basketball scores from multiple college games across the day
Toledo defeated Ohio State by 9 points while Ashland edged Baldwin Wallace 44 to 37. Iowa outscored South Dakota 35 to 34 in overtime. George Washington beat West Virginia 47 to 33 and Kentucky topped Alabama 57 to 31. Montana defeated Oregon 58 to 52.
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Toledo
Ohio State
Ashland
Baldwin-Wallace
Iowa
South Dakota
George Washington
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Montana
Oregon
Major League Skin Game Heats Up In NL Meetings
Baseball magnates debate last minute trades as Brooklyn Cincinnati and Pittsburgh push for deals before spring training. Reds seek outfield and catcher Mancuso while Mancuso and Dan ning linger on holdout worries. DiMaggio plans stay in San Francisco as Ruppert offers 25 000 with DiMaggio asking 40 000.
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George Kirkley
New York
U.pi
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Burleigh Grimes
Dodgers
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Mancuso
Dick Bartell
Joe Moore
Terry
Paul Derringer
Ernie Lombardi
Derringer
Billy Jurges
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Clarence Rowland
Bartell
Giants
Jurges
Pirates
Monte Pearson
Yankees
Pearson
Joe DiMaggio
Baseball Writers
San Francisco
The
Yanks
Jake Ruppert
Parley
Rural Gallia Cage Coaches Center on Tourney Plan
Gallia County seven Class B coaches set opening round pairings for the Rio Grande College tournament to be held February 24 25 and 26 in Community Hall. Cadmus favored faces Centerville. Mercerville defends against Rio Grande. Bidwell meets Vinton, Cheshire waits for the Cadmus Centerville winner. finals set for February 26 at 9 with girls game precedes.
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Gallipolis
Community Hall
Rio Grande College
Cadmus
Centerville
Mercerville
Rio Grande
Bidwell
Vinton Pr
Cheshire
Op Bidwell-Vinton
Tween Centerville
T‘ernoon
Paul Lyne
Grande College
Davis
Freshcorn
Monther
Vinton
Massie
Ches
Geotarrass
Jone
Riomore
Bidwellinton
Unio
Cadmusof Orville
Mrs. Calla Deckard Dies at 75 in Gallipolis Home
Mrs. Calla Deckard, 75, wife of Richard Deckard, died suddenly Sunday night at the family home near Vinton. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Tabor Church. She was twice married, survived by her husband and two children Floren Wyatt and Mrs. Mary Edmiston. The couple were once victims of a torture robbery. two assailants are now in prison.
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Gallipolis
Calla Deckard
Richard Deckard
Vinton
Mt. Tabor Church
C. A. Brown
Wellston
Starbuck to Review Work Before Rotary
Gallia County Agent R. R. Starbuck will present the Rotary Club program tonight reviewing past accomplishments among the agriculturists and families and outlining goals for the year. Next week's program will be led by James Martin, local superintendent for the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. The club has voted fifty dollars to the Boy Scout financial campaign.
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Gallipolis
R. R. Starbuck
Rotary Club
Rotary
James Martin
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Boy Scout
Two Held on Bond In Assault Case in Gallipolis
Gallia County court Monday heard an indictment for assault and battery. John and Frank Walters were held for trial under bonds of 1000 dollars each.
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Gallipolis
John
Frank Walters
Many Odd Fellows To Visit Gallipolis
Local Odd Fellows and state officers plan the Ohio State meeting in June drawing over 500 delegates to Gallipolis. The planning committee collaborates with the Chamber of Commerce on events including a steamboat trip to Pomeroy and lodge entertainment, with no theater sessions secured locally.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Pomeroy
Grocery Looted for Third Time in Gallipolis
Evans Grocery Co packing house on Chillicothe Ave in Gallipolis was entered Sunday for the third time this month. A small rifle and some money were taken, but no meat was missing. Local officers have the case and predict early arrests.
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Gallipolis
Evans Grocery Co
Chillicothe Ave
Ward-Painter Rites Planned In Local Gallia County Roots
Mr and Mrs John H Ward of Tiffin Ohio announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Marie to Howard Earl Painter son of Mr and Mrs Roy Painter of Fostoria Ohio. Both couples are former Gallia County residents and are widely related here.
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Gallipolis
John H. Ward
Tiffin
Ohio
Helen Marie
Howard Earl Painter
Roy Painter
Fostoria
Gallia County
Kananga Property Revalued For Sale By Appraisers
The Ricketts property in Kananga, previously valued at 8000, has a new appraisal of 5500 by appraisers H. W. Sowards, W. F. Deem and Walter Caufman. The Home Owners’ Loan Corporation secured an order of sale to satisfy a mortgage.
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Gallipolis
Ricketts
Kananga
H. W. Sowards
W. F. Deem
Walter Caufman
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Vinton Woman Hurt Carrying Water Amid Farm Blaze
Mrs. Bert Carder of Vinton broke her arm while attempting to fight a Monday fire that destroyed a broad house and 200 chickens on her farm in Gallia County.
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Gallipolis
Bert Carder
Vinton
Gallipolis Man Released on Bond in $1900 Purse Theft
Ted Halley pleaded not guilty to robbing Mrs. Anna Kohner of her purse containing $1900. He was released on bond for trial after authorities say Kohner was knocked to the floor in a local beer saloon and the loss reported.
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Gallipolis
Anna Kohner
Ted Halley
Ohio Supreme Court to Hear Childers Case
Friday April 12 set for hearing arguments in the Ann Childers case. Childers found guilty in Common Pleas and Court of Appeals for setting a spring gun in a melon patch injuring a trespasser boy. He has carried the matter to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Supreme Court
Ann Childers
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Childers
Court of Last Resort
Ohio
Holcomb Named Administrator of William Alli son Estate
Roy Holcomb appointed administrator of the estate of the late William H. Alli son. Sureties are Maggie L. Holcomb and Roy Huntley in the sum of 1400 dollars.
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Gallipolis
Roy Holcomb
William H. Allison
Maggie L. Holcomb
Roy Huntley
Addison woman healing after weekend auto crash injuries
Mrs. Tom Carman of Addison returned home Monday after treatment for facial and head cuts from a Saturday morning automobile accident.
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Gallipolis
Tom Carman
Addison
Warren-Rockey Nuptials Announced in Ohio Event
Dec. 30 wedding announced for Miss Selah Rachel Warren and Robert D. Rockey. The couple, both Ohio University School of Music graduates, will live in Edgerton Ohio where Rockey supervises school music. Mrs Rockey formerly supervised music in Vinton Schools.
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Gallipolis
Selah Rachel Warren
Clyde Warren
Robert D. Rockey
Florence Rockey
Athens
H. T. Hyde
First Baptist Church
Greenup
Ohio University School of Music
Edgerton
Ohio
Rockey
Vinton
Release Driver on Own Bond Monday
Gallipolis 18 year old Borrett Clark was indicted for reckless driving causing death of East Gallipolis resident Jesse M. White. Clark appeared in court Monday and was released on his own bond. White held an Athens Messenger policy with widow and eleven children as beneficiaries.
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Gallipolis
Borrett Clark
Jesse M. White
East Gallipolis
Clark
White
Athens Messenger
George Shafer undergoes surgery at Huntington hospital
George Shafer a longtime Dexter Plumbing Co. employee underwent a surgical operation Monday at the U S Veterans Hospital in Huntington He is a Spanish American War veteran and a native of Philadelphia.
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Gallipolis
George Shafer
Dexter Plumbing Co
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Huntington
Philadelphia
Veterans Unit Forms in Gallia County
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission in Gallia County organized Monday with Homer W. Sowards elected president C. C. Liddy vice president and Otis Drummond secretary.
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Gallipolis
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Relief Commission
Gallia County
Homer W. Sowards
C. C. Liddy
Otis Drummond
Legion Moves To New Home
Members of La fayette Post American Legion move into renovated Municipal Building quarters ahead of their first meeting there Wednesday night. The post funded $3,000 for repairs and secured a 99 year lease on second floor quarters to be outfitted for legionnaires and the women's auxiliary. The first floor houses city offices including waterworks.
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Gallipolis
Lafayette Post
American Legion
the Post
Legionnaires
Three Divorces Granted in Gallia County
In Gallia County Common Pleas Court Monday three divorces were granted. Geraldine Nolan, formerly married to Lester Nolan, is restored to her maiden name Sheets. W C Perkins divorced from Vivian Perkins on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Leola Clagg, from Leslie Clagg, awarded divorce for wilful absence over three years and restored to Jenkins.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Geraldine Nolan
Lester Nolan
Sheets
W. C. Perkins
Vivian Perkins
Leola Clagg
Leslie Clagg
Jenkins
Buckeye Conference Scoring Leaders Led by Julius Rivlin
Marshall College shoulder ace Julius Rivlin holds the Buckeye Conference scoring lead with 75 points as Huntington’s undefeated team tops the standings. Cincinnati's Gordon Iliff climbs to second with 54, while Chub Watson and Jimmy Reiser are tied for third with 50. Newcomers Billy Rohr and Nick Lalich join the leaders with 38 and 37 points respectively.
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Floyd Siegenthaler
Ohio Wesleyan
Popp
Cincinnati
Clarence Hendricks
Rex Moffett
DePauw
Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Bernard
Beanie) Berens
Ohio U
Johnny McAdams
Elmer Bache
Dayton
Marshall College
Huntington
Buckeye
Julius Rivlin
Rivlin
Gordon Iliff
Iliff
Chub” Watson
Marshall
Sterling
Jimmy Reiser
Billy Rohr
Lalich
Aiin
Huff
Watson
Reiser
Ohio
Cromer
Miami
Bache
Rohr
Wes
Kamp
Ayersman
Davis Cup Play Draw Set for Washington Next Thursday
Twenty six nations will vie for the 1938 Davis Cup as the draw in Washington sets the field. Secretary of State Cordell Hull will officiate the ceremony with 25 challenges filed, one more than in 1937. Canada Australia Mexico and Japan entered the North American zone.
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New York
Washington
United States Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Cordell Hull
Canada
Australia
Mexico
Japan
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