Bobcats Prepare for Rematch in Buckeye Conference Opener
Ohio University sophomore basketball team aims to rebound from a 37 25 loss at Wesleyan as they host the Bishops in the season’s first Buckeye Conference second half. The Bobcats seek improved shooting and tighter defense to counter Clovis Stark Ernie Tales Don Mewhart Moe Adams and Wesleyan’s renewed offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Buckeye
Delaware
Bishops
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Butch Grover
Don Peden
Wesleyan
Ray Derrick
Bobcat
Clovis Stark
Ernie Tales
Don Mewhart
Johnny McAdams
Bishop
Moe Adams
Bobcote
Malakas
Rinta
Stark Leads Bishops Top Scorer in Buckeye Showdown
Clovis Stark of Columbus is the Battling Bishops high scorer and pivot man as Ohio Wesleyan faces Ohio University at the Athens gym on Wednesday night. Stark has led the team in scoring all year and in his first two seasons with the Red and Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Ence
Ohio University
Athens
Clovis Stark
Columbus
Stark
Red
Mobilgas
America
Mystery and Sports Debate on King George and Pennant
The article discusses fan devotion to King George and a signed memento from McGraw amid MLB pennant talk. It weighs the wealth and power behind teams like the Cubs and Cardinals, noting trades, salaries, and the pursuit of a second consecutive flag while pondering team strength and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uite
Herbert
Sam Ns
St. Louis Cardinals
Wrigley
Cubs
P. K
Grimm
Wales
Rot
MH UD
Tigers
Cireyry
Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Arrangements
A fragmented Ridge area column notes social visits and appointments. Mentions Mrs Charles Fox filling an appointment at the church, Mrs Clarence Partlow with a Sunday visit, and interactions among neighbors including Juanita Tutt Bet Gaul Sumner and Mary Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaure
Charles Fox
T. East
Clarence Partlow
L. H. Mary Myers
Juanita Tutt
Doth
Gaul Sumner
Farmer and four children die in Saskatchewan blaze
Regina reports John Jost district farmer and his four children burned to death when their farm home north of the city was destroyed by fire on Monday. A U S rubber company surveys plantations in Liberia using aerial photographs to craft topographical maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Sask
John Jost
Here
United States Rubber Company
Liberia
Africa
Broadway scribe relays sport chatter amid trades and rumors
Eddie Briez reports on a flurry of gossip from Broadway sports pages noting a Cardinals pursuit of Curt Davis at a hefty price, Yankee and International League umpire moves, Carolina coach signs, and a festive dinner with Virginia sports editors.
Fight Results From The Associated Press Boxing Card
Boxing wrap of multiple 10 round decisions across cities including New York Chicago Buffalo Washington Louisville Baltimore Charlotte and Newark with fighters such as Pedro Montanez Frankie Wolfram Charley Belanger Tony Paul Joe Lipps Jimmy Backler Pete Thomas Curly Denton Jack Portnoy George Salvadore Paul Knowles and Maxie Fisher plus drawn bout in Newark New Jersey and Providence Rhode Island bouts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
al Roth
Chicago
Frankie Wolfram
Winnipeg
Man
Nick Scalba
Buffalo
N. Y
Charley Belanger
Johnny Nelson
Tony Paul
Preston Johnson
Akron
Ohio
Washington
al Delaney
Joe Lipps
Ty Ty
Baltimore
Jack Portnoy
George Salvadore
Boston
Charlotte
Paul
Carl Knowles
Rome
Newark
Jerry Paul
Providence
R. J
Maxie Fisher
N. J
Drew
Akronite Loses Tight Decision in 10 Round Fight
Preston Johnson of Akron edged by Tony Paul of Buffalo in a close 10 round welterweight bout weighting 149 pounds. The narrow verdict reflected a hard fought contest with both fighters exchanging blows throughout the bout.
Right Field Is Excellent Spot For Comeback
ALAN GOULD surveys upcoming MLB right field comebacks. Wally Moses Bruce Campbell Chuck Klein show strong recoveries after injuries and setbacks with potential regular jobs. Cards shift Pepper Martin. Yankees consider George Selkirk successors. Sox loom with Werber Almada Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
New York
Wally Moses
Athletics
Bruce Campbell
Cleveland Indians
Chuck Klein
Chicago Cubs
Moses
Campbell
Tribe
St. Louis
Klein
Fred Lindstrom
Chuck
Lindstrom
Cubs
Frank Demaree
Paul Waner
Pirates
John Moore
Phillies
Mel Ott
Giants
Pete Fox
Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Jack Rothrock
Yankees
Babe Ruth
George Selkirk
Roy Johnson
Oklahoma
Boston
Washington
Cardinals
Red Sox
Bill Werber
Mel Almada
Dusty Cooke
Sarasota
Vernon Washington
White Sox
Ed Coleman
Browns
Jonathon Stone
Senators
Freezing Death Found in Minnesota Church
Nellie Roach, 52, was found frozen to death in a church in Albert Lea Minnesota after she had attended services last Wednesday. The janitor discovered her body when opening the church for mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
Minn
Nellie Roach
Planes Carry Food to Nantucket Island by Air
Four planes departed Boston on Monday carrying 2,500 pounds of food for 3,800 residents of Nantucket Island.
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Boston
Nantucket Island
Rail Time Cards and Passenger Trains Timetable
Daily and weekly rail schedules list New York Central Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio trains. Arrivals departures include No 39 37 1 3 43 11 44 12 2 4 with times ranging from morning to late night across lines and services.
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NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Chesapeake & Ohio No
Baltimore & Ohio
Sundey
Reds Head for Spring Training in San Juan
The first Reds contingent left New York for San Juan Puerto Rico to begin spring training. Manager Charlie Dressen and pitcher Si Johnson awaited six more players and catcher Gilly Campbell joining in Cleveland. The group is scheduled to arrive February 19 on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Puerto Rico
New York
San Juan
Charlie Dressen
Si Johnson
Cleveland
Gilly Campbell
National Loop Moguls Gather In New York
National League magnates gathered in New York for their annual meeting as 1986 schedules were set to be released. Trade rumors swirled about Parmalee and Orsatti to Philadelphia for Curt Davis, while Casey Stengel and Bill Terry discussed deals not fully disclosed. Hal Schumacher signed with the Giants, on his honeymoon, and Ruppert hinted at a major Yankees announcement later.
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Eddie Brietz
NEW York
Curt Davis
Phillies
Gerry Nugent
Tom Yawkey
Jake Ruppert
Greenbacks
Willis Hudlin
Ints
Tiny Parker
Cal Hubbard
van Graffin
Carl
Raleigh Times
North Carolina
Graham
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Gould
Miami News
Jimmy Jones
Bil! Cox
Richmond
Norfolk
St. Louis Cardinals
Parmalee
Orsatti
Phils
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Casey
Terry
Sam Leslie
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Miami
Carl Hubbel
Hal
Hubbell
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Boilermakers Top Ohio State Quint
Purdue held off Ohio State 48 to 27 in Lafayette Indiana as OSU suffered its second loss in a row. Four Buckeyes Whitlinger Dye Raudebaugh and MacDonald fouled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boilermakers
Ohio State
Lafayette
Ind
Ohio State University
Purdue
Bradbury News Notes Shifts and Local Happenings
On the road to town a car belonging to Billy Russell skidded and overturned on a hill near the Russell Baily dairy injuring Russell and leaving Cecil Hoffman with minor injuries. Other notes include visits, moves, a fractured shoulder, poultry plans, a sample church fair, births, and various social calls among local residents.
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Bradbury
Billy Russell
Russell Baily
Russell
Cecil Hoffman
Guy Adams
Pomeroy
Paul Chapman
A. J. Smith
Val Hysell
B. H. Baily
Vint King
Eliza Archer
Gerald Hysell
Rutland
Dale Hysell
Carl Ebersbach
Maryin Louise
Leland Johnson
Columbus
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Robert Green Case
District Court announces the first meeting of creditors for Robert Green, bankrupt, in Nelsonville Ohio. Referee George B. Bitzer will preside at Carlisle Block, Chillicothe on February 17, 1936, at 1 30 PM. Creditors may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, and examine the bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Ohio
Robert Green
Dogeryphy
Nelsonville Hio
Athens
George B. Bitzer
Carlisle Block
Chillicothe
George B Bitzer
Ferrell Leads Red Sox Pitchers in Florida Golf Tourney
Wes Ferrell of the Boston Red Sox topped the Florida professional golf tourney after 72 holes at 312 with a four stroke edge. runners up included manager Mickey Cochrane of Detroit and Willis Hudlin. Babe Ruth lingered back at 330 while Dizzy Dean carded 344.
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Red Sox
Saratoga
Fla
Wesley Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Ferrell
Cochrane
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Garland Braxton
Milwaukee Brewers
Jack Russell
Washington
Wrestling results from several cities listed in one report
In Philadelphia Yvon Robert 215 Quebec defeated Ray Steele 215 Glendale California one fall. In Camden Joe Montana 178 Camden New Jersey and Frank Malcewicz 176 Utica New York drew. In Wilmington Ernie Dusek 228 Omaha defeated Al Bignano 216 Des Moines two falls to none. In Worcester Count Zarynoff 210 North Grafton Massachusetts defeated Maxie Goldberg 215 Santa Monica California two falls to none. In Minneapolis Lou Plummer 260 Baltimore threw Cliff Thiedes 207 Long Beach California
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Camden
N. J
Joe Montana
Frank Malcewicz
Utica
N. Y
Drew
Wilmington
Del
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
al Bisignano
Des Moines
Worcester
Mass
Zarynoff
North Grafton
Maxie Goldberg
Santa Monica
Calif
Minneapolis
Lou Plummer
Baltimore
Cliff Thiedes
Long Beach
Appointment of F R Owens as Executor in Athens County
Notice states F R Owens of R D 4 Coolville Ohio appointed Executor of the Estate of Owens deceased late of Athens County. Dated January 25 1936, signed by 8 M Johnson Probate Judge. Public notice filed January 28 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Owens
Coolville, Ohio
Owens
Athens County
Ohio
M. Johnson
Said County
Dobie Goes to Boston College
Newton Mass reports that Gil Dobie has transferred to Boston College to coach the Eagles. The move boosts BC hopes as a revived program under the veteran after Major Frank Cavanaugh era. The article notes promising freshmen and possible staff changes including Harry Fownes being demoted.
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Newton
Mass
Beston College
Gil Dobie
Gil
Cornell
B. C
Eagles
Frank Cavanaugh
Eaglets
Wheather
Dobie
Harry Fownes
Bulldogs to Jackson for Tilt Tonight
Athens faces Jackson in a home and home rematch as Coach Chic Young’s Red seeks to halt Athens offense. Key players Sellars Farrar Robbins Flaker and Littler are in the mix with guards Coury Gordon Entwistle Dalton and others competing for starting spots. The Bulldog Reserves meet Jackson in the preliminary game as the lineup plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic Young
Jackson
Athens
Ths
Sellars
Farrar
Robbins
Flaker
Finker
Callahan
Thomas
Pete McKinley
Coury
Gordon
Entwistle
Dalton
Junior Littler
McKinley
Faulkner
Webb
Littler
Carl Wilson
George Bogle
Bogle
Wilson
Buddy Stauffer
Bulldog
Marietta Junior High
Burson
Grones
Lawson
Williams
Athens State Hospital seeks basketball games in Southeast Ohio
The Athens State Hospital basketball team invites fast semi pro teams in Southeastern Ohio to arrange games. Write to Thomas Winning, care of Athens State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Ohio
Thomas Winning
Fifty shades of face powder and rouge production numbers
The notice states forty eight shades of rouge are being manufactured while fifty shades of face powder are obtainable.
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McAdams
By Mitch
Petes
ACE OF Bishops
Clov¢ Stark
George
Ays
Mac
Iyers
Ada
King Gely
King George
McGraw
Cleveathe Boys
M Ore
Bange
Ridge Social Mention
Ridge
Tuppers Plains
Ruth
Ernice
Scribe
National Limited
Deus
Igen
Redlegs
Bradbury News
Lawrence Misner
Nathan Canady
Rennes Smith
Arthur Hendres
Effie Hanning
Haze
J. M Carsey
Glenn Cunningham
Joe Mangan
Wes
Golf
Powel Crosley
Jerome H. Dean
Swat
Diz
Philadelphia
Yvon Robert
Quebec
Ray Steele
Glendale
Boston College
Big Red
By Bill Kircher
Athens High
Bulldogs
Ohio U
NMA
Mobiloil
Socont- Vacuum
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