Ohio U Track Ready for Four Home Meets and New Stadium
Ohio University plans four home track meets this season at a new $283,000 stadium. Coach Herbert reports strong lettermen including Griffith and Ward, with a deep sprint and field event lineup and a slate of four meets plus a Buckeye conference BA meet in Athens May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcats
Ohio University
Buckeye
Athens
Ohio
Ohio State
Columbus
Wenick
Binetmar
Green
Griffith
Holisberry
Newell
Anan
Ward
Woodweaver
Morgan
B. A. Amile Hampton
Pomeroy Defeats Logan by Narrow Margin in High School Game
In Logan, the Rich School team lost 18 to 45 to the Pomeroy Purple Panthers at the new high school gym. The contest saw a tight first quarter and a decisive third, with box scores listing Logan players and Pomeroy scoring details across quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Logan Rich School
Purple Panthers
Meddlefort
New York Central
Pade
Losan Sever
Leaver Hobson
Middleport
Pyshlan Pirates
Aead
Logan
Pirates
Wick
Meigs
Gallia
Vinson
Athens
Mason County
Anderson
Tiselstein
A. Demoskey
Gooding
Sivragier
Seesereres Bo ‘ S Anney
Nave
Islory
Ses
Ceceereee
Braghares
Ohngan
Lears Ase
Gersseers T
Agfk& Ot P, V. Cts
Hebert Uiub Pruett
Wetker
Babe Ruth
Nemait Amberger
Ashworth
Terri
Fee Ogisbene
Sir Louis Browns
Jos
Flannagan
giHobsteller
Crow
Cess
Morris
Tryouts Set for Ohio University Girls Swimming Team
Ohio University announces early next semester tryouts for the girls swimming team. Registration will be held February 11 and 12, eight weeks of practice to follow. Selection will use multiple trials and periodical evaluations. other sports will begin alongside swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vac Ohio University
Drasen
Burrlet Rogers
Bertha Kulberg
Lenn
Leller
Tafari
B. Shrapshooters
C. C. Bruisers
Daredevils
Bobkittens
Bluestreaks
Go-gettens
He Red Flashes
Display Hopes to Set All-Time Money Record in Race
Miami Pa Feb 1 R-Dis display the seven year old thoroughbred which WS Salmon is campaigning in an effort to best the all-time money winning record held by Zev will make his first start of the 1350 season in the Miami Beach Handicap at Halen Park If successful in the race owner Salmon plans to ship Display West to compete in the $idi ong Agua Caliente handicap in March By winning the Agua Caliente Stake which will pay the winner approximately $90 000 Display can better the money winning record piled up by Harry Sinclairs Zev Zev earned $118 839 for the Rancecas Stable before going into development Display closed the 1929 season with earnings of more than $240 000 Passing Man O War Daler nminator Sarazen and Crusader to Move into second place in all time winnings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Salmon
Zev
Miami Beach
Halen Park
Display West
Harry Sinclair
Rancecas
Weltpement. Igs
Tispaly
Man O'War
Daler Nminator
Sarazen
Crusader
Bishops Ready for February Schedule of Hard Tilts
Ohio Wesleyan's five varsity teams prepare for a busy February with four basketball games, one track meet, two dual meets, one gymnastics meet, and fencing matches at home. The week features basketball, track, and fencing, with a Chicago trip on Feb 13. The swimming team hosts Dayton, Miami, and Cincinnati in key contests, while Detroit City College opens its track season here this weekend and the fencing team faces Youngstown M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Chicago At
Chicago
Dayton
Miami
Cincinnati
Wesleyan
Detroit City College
George Ginskier
Youngstown ¥. M.C. A
Pioneers to host Capital University in home basketball clash
Marietta College hosts Capital University in a West Virginia rivalry game at the Field House. Capital seeks to avenge last season’s pair of close wins over the Pioneers while Marietta aims to capitalize on home-court advantage and end Capital’s earlier reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Milly Bernhhr
Capital University
Sige
Wil
Ely
Capital
Canital
Pioneers
Columbus
Fanl
Bob
Jerry Ratherman
Royal Purple
Ong
New Lexington Beats Nelsonville in Tight Friday Night
New Lexington defeated Nelsonville High 37 to 30 at New Lexington Friday night. The Greyhounds led 15 to 14 at halftime as a back and forth game ended with a Nelsonville defense cracking in the final quarter, allowing New Lexington several easy shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pub
New
Lexington
Nelsonville High
Greyhounds
New Lexington
Hollister Defeated by Rome Cagers in Louster Gym
Hollister boys fall to Rome 28 20 in Louster gym Friday in a fast contest. Rome led 14 4 at halftime. Datton led Rome with 14 points while Hollister’s Adams Mison and Rothery combined for 12. Hollister girls beat Rome 25 12 while Hollister guards restricted Rome shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Whdcat
Hollister
Rome
Louster
Rowe Jet
S Mar
Hoflieler
Teton Red
Datton
Rone
Lypolnis
Mollister Kittens
Theollster
Adams
Mison
Rothery
Hollister Girls
Hollister Guards
Nature
New York
Samay Holteter
Mandell
Alls Bogthers Unis
Gumimnor
Freedalve Wietory
al Singer
Hronz
Stanislaus Lonyza
Chila
Modlaon Square Garde
Engagite
Cincinnati Bearcats Poised for Conference Title Run
Buckeye association cage marathon narrows to finish with Cincinnati Bearcats atop the standings and unbeaten Denison facing minor foes. Wesleyan stands second as Ohio University and Miami vie for third while Denison sits last. Consistent Bearcats defense and offense set to carry them through key matchups this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concinkaty
Cincinnati Bearcats
Rivermen
Bearcats
Biz Red
Denison
Denison Thuy
Cincinnati
Granville Boys
Rice
Miami
Oxford
Wittenberg Lutherans
Speingfeld
Ohio
Wesleyan
Gonfalon
Ohio University
Ohio University Defeats West Liberty In Fast Tilt
Ohio University secured a 47 to 68 victory over West Liberty in a fast-paced game. Strong shooting from Root and Chuck Kotita fueled the first-half surge as Grover rotated twelve players for the Buckeyes. West Liberty battled with steady outside attempts but could not overcome OU’s early lead and balanced offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
West Liberty
Liberty Normal
West Virginia
Uaguay Couta
Helle
Javed
Grover
Bi Root
Chuck Kotecamhle
Columbus
Bastut
Ohte
Ohle
New Boston Tops Southeastern Athletic League Cage Standings
New Boston High School banket bul quintet leads the Southeastern Alt hlutta League with four wins and two losses. Nelsonville Greyhounds beat Gallipoly Hach while New Boston and Logan compete for top spots as Pomeroy and Middleport chase fourth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Boston
Banketbul
Qerurea Re Heigl
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Gallipolly Hach
Calor
Balday
Iee
Bose
Lora
TX Pein
Gia Greyhounds
Nelsonvilles
Ipelle Sana Waltston
Lad Ginltipolta
Ion
Vomeroy Iled Mae
Iwe
Wonton Lian
Pel
Boston
Nelsonville
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport Foe Ironton
Galtipoila
Wetlatot
Bowling Green Tops Onto Northern In Tight Game
Ada Feb 1 UPI Bowling Green defeats Onto Northern 28 to 25 in a hard fought hoop contest. Obie North orn's one point halftime lead held until BG surged late with strong attack. Melvin Bolster of Haskell Institute keyed the finish as Cox and the BG squad preserved the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
UPI
Eaecurate
Toeses Ip Cox
Bowling Green
Northern
Fead
Obie Northorn
Felsky
Melvin Bolster
Hoskell Institute
Lawrence, Kun
Cox
Allo
Anie
Meivig
Reserve Team Victory Over Wellgon Reserves in Nel sonville
Nelsonville High School reserves defeated Wellgion reserves 28 to 11 at Wellston last night. Hall led the attack for the winners in a solid team effort. Nelsonville’s Greyhounds plan to host Play Circle here next Saturday night as the girls team and reserves meet Chauncey Teigh’s Blue Devils in a preliminary card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Toch. T
Nelsonville High School
Wellgion
Gimme
Wellston
Hall
Greyhounda
Chauncey Teigh
Blue Devils
Carnera Wins Second Fight In 47 Seconds
Primo Carnera dominates Rioux in a swift second round knockout for his second win in a row. The 269 pound challenger floors Rioux with a quick flurry and a finishing hook as the audience reacts with mixed cheers and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnera
Legion Cagers Defeated as Cays Luckier in Chicago
In Chicago on February 1, the Legion basketball team lost amid contract news from President William Veeck who urged Wack Wilson Heath Soto and Pat Malone to sign anew. Meanwhile Nelsonville saw its American Legion squad beaten 26 to 14 by the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster with a return game planned in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonviled
American Legion
Boys’ Industrial School Teu Friday Tyealog
Lancaster
Lancwater
Ike Nelgonville
Albany Falls Short at Amesville by Two Points
Albany lost to Amesville by two points in a tight game. The contest featured scarce scoring with Amesville leading at halftime and Albany mounting a late rally before falling short by a two point margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Amesville
Logan to See Semi-Pro Tist Wednesday Eve
Logan followers will witness a Wendyio hane eventing at the skadlog rink as the Nelsonville Independents visit Logan Independents led by captain Rex Keller. Keller said the squad includes Frank Larimer, Mare Vy Kroilaut, Wide Gray, John Longley, Gul Brigeos, Dernard Fox with Paul Blier possible.
Bulldogs Fall Hard as Trojans Dominate Court
Athens suffers a lopsided setback to Portsmouth as Trojan guards pace the attack. Key Athens contributors include Smith scoring 14 and Coury guiding the offense, while Portsmouth pulled away in the second half with fast breaks and stifling defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athos High School
Trajan
Tdi
Lokey Fayht
Atar
Bor
Aenter
Portamoutt
Athens
Palais
Vowitt
UL Polnta
Gosta
McKinley
Portsmouth
Coury
Burrougha
Bulldogs
Offen
Alva Pty
Uey
Accure
Trojans
Athena Teany
Portettouth
Biast
Red Cave
Lin
Var Mga
Porlamouth
Ant
Winsers
Migiton
Wooks
Lughow
Pinging
jMarehant
Kefi
Pupitt
Nolin
Fincklay
Eeecrees
Kitsch
Koversesers
Muote
Go Saprgeeece
Nelsonville Girls Rally Past Wellston In League Tilt
Wellston and Nelsonville High girls clashed in a key Hocking Valley contest with Nelsonville edging Wellston 42 to 42 percent. Woolery led Nelsonville with 18 points, Norman anchored center, and Bellamy led Wellston with ten as Nelsonville moves into first place standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonvilla High
Almoat
Weilston
Acore
Uno Nelsonmvitts
Triple
Lancaster
Wellston
Hocking Wiattoy
Wextet
Woolery
Norman
Whyte
Bellomy
Har. Teany
Thorne
Peseenee
Lugag
Sepestene
Moartin
Abellamy
JC Steries Sylvester
Wortman
Malehan
Dodnard
Waolery
Prsepens
Pierce
North
Crystal Rocks Hold Off Moores-Ross in City League
In Friday action the Crystal Rocks defeated Moores-Ross while Huneber led the scoring with a high total. Ken PrecFord and Gu Déchers contributed to the matchup as teams battled for position in the local league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ken PrecFord
Gu Déchers
Crystal Rocks
Wi Moores-Ross
Bath
Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. ‘Tracksters
Herbert
Pone
Wileunt Herbert
Ohls University
Lebvat Cinder
Ilebl Tettermen
Asl
Reuter
Curtis
Smith
Hlaetmar
Kepler
Smolowitz
Newe
Gray
B.A. Aechamp
Baker
Mic
Haran Chappel
Karwick
Lamb
Tunner
Gove" Cheadhe
Miami University
Cheadle
Barrett
Robert
Richard
Springfield
Cheade Brothers
South Dakota
Salem
Pruett
Lutheran
Pythian
Hobson
Hounds
Rome Cagers
Cincy Quintet
Ohio Gym
Lye Rante
Roel Uegub
Urepigin
Wea
Randel
Dridlueitbesag
Bras Iet
Olle Couter
Olle Couter, Wag Waglly
Che
Otto Ph
Che Manie
Ubion
Ohla
Agninsatwan
Haaunery
Wopher & Sss
Warattower
Asses
Campiglio
Goo
Yigviee
Wiget
Puidomi
Trovhenberg
Bo Oprews
Heferne
Kriegur
Ank Spartavonen
Helen Meany
Ureiken Howell
Batoh
Meany
N. Boston
Loayza
BEE Gees
Ding
ViNnels
Mloux
Gardnar
Momen
Irl Row Blogelia Aent and Duquirad Hiatadly Due To What Was Keepiga Rioux
Tour
Fahs
Carrera
Aloux
Rioux
Ube
Eran
Legion Cagers
Algany
Boyd
Otto
Dyker
Af Arnis
Bed
Ielsonville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!