Bobcats to host Cincinnati and Toledo after Xavier win
Ohio University basketball beat Xavier 49 41 to reach nine wins and three losses as they prepare a two game home stretch this week. Cincinnati comes Tuesday followed by Toledo Friday in a key schedule period. Baumholtz led Xavier with 19 points while Frank Baumholtz drew heavy attention from Bobcats.
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Toledo
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Frankie Baumholtz
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Ohio University Mermen Edge Cincinnati 38 37 in Close Meet
Ohio University mermen edged Cincinnati 38 to 37 at Queen City. Cook and Jones led with 10 points each, key wins included the 400 yard relay and a late 440 freestyle tie with Munz. Next meets: Feb 15 vs Ohio Wesleyan. at Fenn College and Western Reserve this weekend in Cleveland.
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Tebbetts Sees Browns Challenging For A L Title
Detroit catcher Birdie Tebbetts predicts the St Louis Browns will be among the American League leaders, citing improved infield defense and a strong pitching corps. He argues Berardino may surpass Boudreau at short, notes star prospects like Estalella and Judnich, and expects the Tigers to contend if Greenberg’s army status allows.
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Johnny Berardino
Browns
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
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Berardino
Southern California Collegian
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Alan Strange
Henry Greenberg
Army
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Tigers
Charley Gehringer
Frank Croucher
Eric McNair
Dutch Meyer
Gehringer
Richard Bartell
Bob Feller
Indians
Yanks
Roberto Estalella
Minneapolis
Walter Judnich
Rip Radcliff
Bob Swift
Fred Haney
Johnny Allen
Elden Auker
Vernon Kennedy
George Caster
Denny Gatehouse
Bob Harris
Jack Kramer
Roxie Lawson
John Niggeling
Bill Trotter
John Whitehead
Bill Cox
Emil Bildilli
Howard Mills
Fritz Ostermueller
Lou Hanning
Maurice Newlin
Bob Muncrief
Newlin
Muncrief
San Antonio
Stagg
Purdue
Athens Junior High Steams Through Tournament Rounds
The Athens junior high basketball team won 34 to 1 against Cheshire and 37 to 12 over Pomeroy at Gallipolis. They advance to face Gallipolis in the semifinal while Ironton meets Oak Hill in the other matchup.
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Pomeroy
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Oak Hill
Vinton Beats Wilkesville In Big Meet While Reserves Halt Tigers
In the game of the year Vinton Rural Tigers defeated Wilkesville 25-17 on the local court. Wilkesville reserves upset Vinton’s Little Tigers 19-13 to snap a 13 game win streak, before a packed auditorium.
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Harrisonville High School Chapel Program and Community Notices
Harrisonville High School juniors presented a chapel program on The Romance of Great Hymns with mixed quartet members Annabell Stacy Eva Douglas Charles Sheets Robert Alkire and other chorus members. Community notices include Friendship Circle meeting 15 attendees and birthday dinners hosted by Mrs. Dixie Maynard Ella Scaff and others. Local families hosted dinners and visitors from Carpenter Porterfield Little Hocking and Pittsburgh with multiple dinner guests and a Lancaster funeral.
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Harrisonville
Annabell Stacy
Eva Douglas
Charles Sheets
Robert Alkire
Aldo Harmon
Everett Turner
Dale Whaley
Dena Haning
Frances Gilkey
Bery Moore
Dorothy Foley
Gladys Hull
Louis Campbell
Amy Chase
Friendship Circle
Virgil Atkins
Coelle Alkire
Stalle Atkins
Dixie Maynard
Ella’ Scaff
H. D. Cross
Donald Cones
Gilbert Quire
Daisy Rawlings
Carpenter
Porter
Richard
Darwin
Evelyn Beal
Nona Morris
William Beal
Frankie Douglas
Betty
Melvin Morris
Bernie Gilkey
Kingsbury
Juanita
Donna Jean Grubb
Lenna Belle Weaver
Downington
Glen Haning
Downing
Quinn and Feller Honored by New York Baseball Scribes
New York writers feted Bob Quinn and Bob Feller at their annual dinner. Feller praised teammates and the Indians while Quinn, long tied to Boston Bees and various clubs, lauded baseball. Skits mocked Cleveland players, Commissioner Landis, and other sport figures as part of the evening's program.
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J. A. Robert Quinn
Robert William Andrew Feller
Cleveland Indians
Quinn
Boston Bees
Feller
Bob
Iowa
Cleveland Ball Club
Cleveland
Oscar Vitt
Landis
Bill Terry
Morrie Arnovich
Jimmy Ripple Signs 1941 Reds Contract in Cincinnati
New York reports Reds outfielder Jimmy Ripple has signed his 1941 contract with a salary increase. Warren Giles confirms the deal in Cincinnati. Cleveland Indians business manager Frank Kohlbecker announces infielder Russ Peters and catcher Jim Hegan, who last season played for Oklahoma City.
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Jimmy Ripple
Cincinnati Reds
Warren Giles
Frank Kohlbecker
Cleveland Indians
Lake Erie City
Russ Peters
Jim Hegan
Oklahoma City
Apple Grove Woman's Society Meeting Report
The Methodist Church woman's society met at Mrs. Anna Chapman's home Thursday afternoon. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Several local residents are ill including Mrs. William Burri and Mrs. Hobart Hayman in Westerville. Edward Robinson returned from Williamson West Virginia after weeks away. George W. Hayman resumed work in Pittsburgh after visiting parents here. The county Epworth League met the local group Friday evening at the Letart community hall. Charles Sharp is ill with influenza.
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Edward Robinson
Williamson
W. Va
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Hobart Hayman
Westerville
George W. Hayman
Pittsburgh
Early Roush
Huntington
County Epworth League
Letart
Charles Sharp
Toledo Five Beaten for First Time
Ohio college basketball opens a busy February slate after exams. Mount Union leads with a nine-game winning run and undefeated in conference play, while Toledo’s 12-game streak ends in a 41 to 28 upset at Western Michigan State Teachers.
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Husky
John Carroll
de Paul
Ohio University
Dayton
Mount
Hiram
Muskingum
Boilermakers Hand Hoosiers First Setback
Indiana eyes rebound after a loss to Purdue that drops them from the Big Ten lead. Wisconsin rises with five wins in six. Purdue must beat Illinois and Chicago to stay in title contention as Chicago visits Iowa. Hawkeyes beat Millikin 46 to 27 in warmup.
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Dodgers in talks and other sports chatter from dinner notes
At the baseball writers dinner gossip circulates about two more Dodgers deals, Hambletonian odds, and Joe Louis status. Bob Quinn may stay with the Boston Bees. Willam Terry hints Dodgers in the race. Basketball scores and social notes interject, plus Red Sanders coaching theories and a Baltimore high school run of state titles.
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Billy Conn
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Lalanne
North Carolina U
Jack Robinson
Edward G
Red Sanders
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Brown Holds Staff Talks Amid OSU Coaching Buzz
Ohio State coach Paul E. Brown said he has not completed his football staff and declined to confirm names. Reports linked Ernest Godfrey Fritz Mackey Hugh McGranahan and Paul O Bixler to the staff while Brown plans final negotiations and awaits athletic board approval before any announcement.
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Ine Wnio Paw Journal
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Conference Parley Flops in Ohio College Group Effort
Freshman Marshall coach Farley Bell attended an unofficial Ohio group meeting aimed at reviving a Buckeye Conference style league. Only a few presidents and coaches showed interest as others canceled or declined visits. Leaders like Clem Crowe Don Peden and George Gauthier expressed support for a possible conference to boost football attendance.
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Jockey Earl Dew Dies After Agua Caliente Spill
Earl Dew, 18, Sac City Iowa, the 1940 national riding champion, died after a spill at Agua Caliente Mex track. He was injured aboard Bosca in a race to be honored as champion with 15,000 in attendance. Dew had earlier won 287 races last year, matching Walter Lee Taylor’s 286.
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Oklahoma to name coach and athletic director
Norman Oklahoma Francis A Schmidt former Ohio State football coach likely to be considered for Oklahoma University post Regents to name two successors to Tom Stidham who resigned to coach at Marquette Board separated coach and athletic director positions held by Stidham
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Ohio State
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