Butler Thumps ROHRERING Through Sports
Frank Dossack, ex Cleveland and Detroit outfielder with minor league roots in Wheeling West Virginia, is remembered as the Middle Atlantic League’s heyday. The circuit began in the mid 1920s with teams across West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio and Maryland and later expanded to Niagara Falls and Erie. notable players included Eddie Dyer Joe Medwick Bill Lee and Tommy Henrich among others. A 1920s Sunday game in Johnstown Johnstown Cumberland was halted by police under Blue Laws leading to jail and fines for players and officials.
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Frank Dossack
Cleveland
Detroit
Wheeling
W.va
Elmer Daily
Ebensburg
Ohio
Clarksburg
Fairmont
West Virginia
Scottdale
Jeannette
Charleroi
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Maryland
Huntington
Beckley
Canton
Youngstown
Niagara Falls
Erie
Dossack
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Lee
Cub
Joe Medwick
Mike Ryba
Red Sox
Zanesville
Tommy Henrich
Whitey
Wietelman
Clay Bryant
Tommy Reis
Bill Zuber
al Milnar
Steve Sandra
Former OU Stars Aid In Defeating Pepsies
Three former Bobcats led the Cleveland Rosenblums to a 55 48 victory over Athens Pepsies at AHL gym. Frankie Baumholtz Nick Lalich and John Malakas scored 32 points as OU alums returned to play in a professional game before a seven to eight hundred crowd. Malakas led with 17 points while Dietrich and Lalich contributed 13 each and Baumholtz tallied six.
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Bobcat
Cleveland Rosenblums
Athens Pepsies
AHL Gymnasium
Bobcats
Frankie Baumholtz
Nick Lalich
John Malakas
Athens
Baumholtz
Rosenblums
Florida
Cincinnati Reds
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Pepsies
Cleveland
Riley
Malakas
Bpaumholtz
Pete Risser
Bill Dietrich
Tosenblum
Pepes
Dietrich
Lalich
Bis
Rittenhouse
Epiwitty
Asa
PRU
Coecacaeeeas
Eck
Ries
Ore
Tosenblums
Eps Saumholtz
Shade Glouster tilt postponed due to minstrel event conflict
A Shade versus Glouster intramural game in the Hocking Valley League is postponed tonight because of a minstrel show at the school auditorium staged by the Business and Professional Women's Club of Nalenmulla. News from last week notes Freys beating Bar stows 28 26 Algers defeating Westfalls 42 10 Walkey beat Oldfields 45 34.
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Shade
Business and Professional Women's Club
Nalenmulla
Freys
Barstows
Algers
Westfalls
Oldfields
Karina Tha
TaddAs
Butler Bulldogs rout Ohio Bobcats in Mid-American clash
Butler fended off Ohio University 59 35 as the Bulldogs held the Bobcats to 21 percent shooting. Charley Maas led Butler with early scoring and Doyle topped Butler with 16 points while Shrider and Johnson reached 11 and 9 respectively.
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Jim Doyle
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City Games Led By Beckley Five In City League Action
The Beckley five extended their unbeaten streak to three by beating Gasco 44 26 as Jim Cox scored 12. The Caseys moved into sole second with a 31 24 win over Ferry s Servicenter led by Paul Fairey s 10. Weisenbach s beat Westfall s 38 26 with Bob Comer 21 points, while Panters defeated Lowman s 31 29 with Jim Snyder tallying 19.
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Big Jim Cox
Caseys
Ferry
Servicenter
Paul Fairey
Weisenbach
Service
Westfall
Bob Comer
Panters
Lowman’s Dairy
Jim Snyder
SEC Title Chase Heats Up In Week's Schedule
Middleport hosts Gallipolis as SEC leaders push for momentum while Pomeroy and Wellston seek to stay in the runner up race. Nelsonville, Athens, Logan, and Jackson vie for postseason position amid close standings and Tuesday matchups across multiple districts.
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Pomeroy High
Panthers
Logan Chieftains
SEC
Pet
Athens
Csore
Wellston
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Togom Occas
Gallipolis
Shorwor
Logan
Jackson
Cage Schedule This Week Across Colleges and Teams
A dense weekly schedule lists many college and high school games. Notable pairings include Ohio U at Xavier, Michigan at Ohio State, Auburn at Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech at Georgia, and Texas A&M at Texas. Numerous local Ohio schools face regional opponents from Ashland to Wheeling, with division and intramural matchups noted.
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Troy
Ohio U
Xavier
Michigan
Ohio State
Detroit Tech
Cedarville
Potomac State
Toledo
Wheaton
Rio Grande
Auburn
Vanderbilt
LSU
Mississippi
Tennessee
Miss. State
Kansas State
Colorado
Creighton
Drake
Northwestern
Iowa
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Logan
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Middleport
Jackson
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Wellston
Chauncey
Glouster
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Murray City
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Hamden
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Pt. Pleasant
Boys Industrial
Shade
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Akron
John Carroll
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Steubenville
NYU
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Kentucky
Alabama
Duke
William Mary
Friday
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Wilkesville
McArthur
Coalton
Laurelville
Carbon Hill
Florida
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Davidson
VMI
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Rawlors
Texas Aggies
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Rice
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Washington
Minnesota
Wooster
Ohio
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Otterbein
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Enison
Wittenberg
Case
Caldwell Dominates Glouster Tomcats 54 38 on Friday Night
Caldwell rolled to a 54 38 victory over Glouster as Craft led scorers with 18 points. Tomcats guard Johnson was the second high scorer with 14. Non-scoring subs listed as Young, Fowler, Tilton for Caldwell. A McClelland and Ginnan for Glouster.
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ANS
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93 Nominated for Belmont
Ninety three of the nation s leading three year olds including Citation have been nominated for Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park on June 12. The $100 000 added race is America s oldest three year old classic and marks the third leg of the triple crown after the Preakness and Derby.
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Citation
Belmont Park
America
Westchester Racing Association
Baltimore
Louisville
Classified Advertising Guidelines and Payment Rules
Instructions detail ad submission times for the Sun edition, reference handling, and required cash for certain notices. It covers pricing references, six word minimum, error handling, publication duration, telephone or mail payments, and blind ads procedure.
Cincinnati Markets Hog and Cattle Prices Report
At Cincinnati on February 2 the livestock market shows salable hogs with no established price and bids around 27.25 for 160-225 lb barrows and gilts. Cattle and calves trade opened fairly active with gains up to 25 or more. steers 1025-1075 lb 27.50-29.00. 800 lb heifers 18.50-23.00. beef cows to 22.00. heifer types to 23.50. canners 13.00-17.00. Sheep steady with lambs around 26-27, ewes scarce. Poultry prices logged. heavy birds 28-31, fryers 41-42, Leghorns 17-20. Butter prices steady around 87-88 for various prints. potatoes quoted 3.50-6.00 per cwt.
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Cincinnati
20 Questions on Bonus Slated for Hacking Vets
Major General Chester W Goble announces that Ohio veterans applying for the World War II bonus must answer 20 questions and mail in original discharge certificates or service records. Photostatic copies are not acceptable, with nearly 100 discharge types required. County officials John Buchanan and Vaughn Collins will distribute forms in Hocking County and assist with claims.
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Logan
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Goble
John Buchanan
Vaughn Collins
Hocking County
County Agent Speaks on Radio on Grain Saving Methods
Harold Ruggles, county agricultural agent for Hocking County, was guest speaker on the County Agent's program on WHKC in Columbus. He urged efficient fertilizer use, lime in pastures, better grain storage, and improved livestock feeding and breeding to address Ohio's 1947 feed grain shortfall of about 20 percent versus last year and five percent below the long-term average.
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Logan
Harold Ruggles
Columbus
WHKC
Ruggles
Hocking County
Ohio
Hocking OU Class To Start Tuesday
An Ohio University nature study class led by Professor A W Boetticher will begin at 6 30 p m Tuesday February 3 at Logan High School correcting an earlier error. J Floyd Dixon extension director announced enrollments for the new semester are being taken.
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Logan
J. Floyd Dixon
Ohio University
A. W. Boetticher
Logan High School
Second Nutrition Meet Scheduled for Tuesday
LOGAN The second county nutrition meeting of the year will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dallas Worthman in Union Furnace. A discussion of projects for the year will be led by home demonstration agent Mrs. Emily Van Fossen.
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Logan
Dallas Worthman
Union Furnace
Emily van Fossen
4-H Club Advisers Plan Discussion at Courthouse Meeting
Logan County 4-H advisers meet Friday in the courthouse auditorium to outline program planning. Mrs Villa Tipple of Athens and Harold Ruggles of Logan are scheduled to speak to help advisers organize local 4-H programs.
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Logan — County
4-H Club
Miss Villa Tippie
Athens
Harold Ruggles
Logan
Pioneer Youth Group Changes Date for Valentine Party
Logan A Valentine party previously set for last week is moved to Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the fairgrounds. A box social will precede the business meeting.
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Logan
Pioneer Youth Group
Fairgrounds
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