Brooklyn Robins Settle Internal War and Reorganize
At the National League midwinter meeting Brooklyn will have a new structure with Wilbert Robinson remaining as manager under a two year contract but stepping down from the presidency. Frank B. York becomes president, Gilleaudeau remains secretary and a fifth director will join the board. The settlement ends a two year board deadlock between McKeever York and Robinson and Gilleaudeau.
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New York
W.P
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Robins
National League
Wilbert Robinson
Frank B. York
Joseph A. Gilleaudeau
Robinson
John Heydler
Steve McKeever
York
Gilleaudeau
Brooklyn
McKeever
Robbie
Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
William J. Klein
Charles Rigley
Ernest C. Quigley
Charles B. Moran
Charles Pfirman
John E. Reardon
Louis Jorda
Albert Stark
George S. Magerkurth
Ted McGrew
Robert M. Clarke
Mike Donohue
McGrew
Clarke
Beshara Sustains High Average in Bowling Contests
Logan report notes Pete Beshara of the Judy Grocer team maintains a high winter average in out of town contests. In 36 games he totals 7342 pins for an average of 204 per game and leads his team as top scorer.
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Logan
Pete Beshara
Judy Grocer
Bobcat Grapplers Travel Into Michigan for Match
Ohio University wrestling team heads to East Lansing Michigan to face Michigan State University. The Bobcats seek to rebound after a 31 to 5 loss to Indiana University two weeks earlier as they prepare to wrestle a Spartans squad known for its strong lineup.
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Bobcat Grapplers
Michigan
Indiana University
Ohio University
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Chicago University
University of Michigan
Spartans
Bobcats
Thor Olson
Fred. Maibauer
Spartan
Maibauer
Ohio
Marshall College
Indiana
West Virginia
Olson
Marshall
Redlegs Open Season With Pirate Club
National League opens 1930 schedule with games set for April 15. Opening matchups include Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Chicago at St Louis. Brooklyn visits Philadelphia on April 22 while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh start in Pittsburgh a day later. Brooklyn holds most home Sundays with 18, Cincinnati 16, Chicago 14, and Boston New York and St Louis each 12.
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New York
U.P
National League Baseball
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Logan Bowlers Triumph in Close Contests
In Logan on February 5 the Zanesville Legionnaires topped the Reshara parlors bowling program led by Lefty Dowell as they defeated Judy Grocers 2855 to 2629. Logan girls beat Zanesville women 2113 to 1894, while Judy Grocers second team beat Richard Specials 2566 to 2427. P. Beshara led with 672. Brandt totaled 622. Helen Columber led the girls with 454 in three games.
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Logan
Zanesville Legionnaires
Lefty Dowell
Judy Grocers
Zanesville
Richard
P. Beshara
Brandt
Helen Columber
Huff Seeks Student Aid in Defense of College Athletics
In Champaign Illinois George Huff director of athletics at the University of Illinois urged students to help counter harsh criticism of intercollegiate sports. He called the Carnegie report severe and warned that universities cannot defend it if student bodies continue to boo and hiss at games.
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Champaign
George Huff
University of Illinois
Huff
Carnegie
Community Notes from Messenger District Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Sant White and son Francis return from Barberton. Many neighbors visit relatives in Carbondale Circleville Columbus and Athens over the weekend. Local mines workers head to Glouster. Schools games and several family visits mark the week with recounts of illness and hospitality. Oyster supper planned February 12 by Sons of Veterans Auxiliary.
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Sant White
Francis
Barberton
Fred Specht
Orland
Carbondale
Preston Thompson
Cincinnati
Joe Thompson
Emerson Holland
Kathleen
Virgene Carlin
Toledo
Geo. Carlin
Emmett Parker
Athens
Clinton Cox
Chillicothe
Worth Cox
Anna McDaniel
Mattie Cottrel
Cox
Roy Doolittle
Portsmouth
Jasper Cox
Earnest Keeton
Hope
Son's of Veterans
Tray Atkins
Parkersburg
Clyde Rowell
Rebekah Lodge
Jesse Welch
Rh. Ff. D
Miss Norma Leslie and Miss Kaye Fuller Noted in Local Visit Card
Miss Norma Leslie of Stewart spent Thursday night with Miss Clarys Burton. Miss Kaye Fuller returned home after a week with friends in Chillicothe.
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Norma Leslie
Stewart
Clarys Burton
Kaye Fuller
Chillicothe
Strouds Run and Scatter Ridge Residents Share Weekend Gatherings
Strouds Run hosts Mr and Mrs Dave Mattison and family along with Charles Cone, Irma Cone, and Jed Dowler and Harold Gillette for Sunday dinner. Albert Poston and family of Scatter Ridge visit from Wednesday to Sunday. Harold Gillette with Dad Capilla ver join Fred Dowler’s Friday evening. A party at the Red Men's Hall draws Rawleigh Robinson Pearl Smith Dowler family and Junior Dowler. Freda Poston from Athens visits Saturday and Sunday with her parents.
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Dave Mattison
Charles Cone
Irma
Jed Dowler
Harold Gillette
Jesse Bennett
Albert Poston
Scatter Ridge
Harold Gilette
Dad Capillaver
Fred Dowler
Rawleigh Robinson
Pearl Smith
Red Men’s Hall
Freda Poston
Athens
Weekend Visitors and Family News From Glouster and Surrounding Areas
Bishopville and Glouster residents hosted relatives over the weekend including Miles Easler and family with Howard Elliott, Cecil Artrup and daughters Virginia and Ella Jean from Columbus, and the Milhoan and Householder households. Dwight Smith returned from Barberton employment. Jessie L. McDonald visited relatives in Athens and Albany, while J D McDonald spent Saturday with his daughter.
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Miles Easler
Donald
Norma Jean
Glouster
Howard Elliott
Cecil Artrup
Virginia
Ella Jean
Columbus
Lula Grubbs
Dwight Smith
Barberton
Jessie L. McDonald
Athens
Albany
Charles Milhoan
Dorothea
Charles
Mary Margaret
Jacksonville
Cora Householder
I’red Householder
Freddie
Len Davis
Ison
Jimmy
Billy Canale
J. M. McDonald
J. D. McDonald
John Milhoan
Preaching Services and Community Visits Reported
Church services are planned Sunday morning and evening at the F B Church. Local residents W W Brown and wife of Middleport visited Mrs. Mary Carpenter. J L Rawlings and daughter Bernice from Athens visited. Myra Winfield spent days with Finley Farley in Columbus. Finley Farley returned from Columbus to his sister Mrs. W R Hanna. Jef Tewkesbury and Albany wife spent Sunday with Mrs. W E Reeves. William Morris and Raymond Holcomb travelled to Columbus for Farmers Week. Liryd McComas of Middleport visited his parents James and Mrs. McComas for the weekend.
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W. W. Brown
Middleport
Mary Carpenter
J. L. Rawlings
Bernice
Athens
Myra Winfield
Finley Farley
Columbus
W. R. Hanna
Jef Tewkesbury
Albany
W. E. Reeves
William Morris
Raymond Holcomb
Liryd McComas
James McComas
Ohio Bobcats Pose For Buckeye Showdown With Miami Red
Ohio University hosts Miami University in Oxford for a key Buckeye Intercollegiate contest. Bobcats aim to rebound after a 50 46 season mark and seek a critical win to upset the Bearcats and boost title hopes in the conference race.
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Ohio University
B. T. Grover
Bobcats
Oxford
Miam
Big Red
Indians
Indoor Tennis Series Opens at Seventh Regiment Armory
New York February 6 An eight player field advances to the quarterfinals of the National Indoor Tennis Championship with Edward Jenkins the sole non-seeded contender. Quarterfinal pairings include Bowman vs Rockafellow Hall vs Jenkins Hunter vs McCauliff Seligson vs Coggeshall. Doubles competition began yesterday.
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New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
Edward
Jenkins
West Side Tennis Club
Merritt Cutler
Herbert I. Bowman
Feriie G. Rockafellow
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
E. S&s. Jenkins
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
BE. UU
McCauliff
Fordham University
Jusus Seligson
Lehigh University
Harrison M. Coggeshall
Des Moines
New Boston H S Leads SCIOTO County Hoop Standings
New Boston High School tops the Southeastern Athletic League with a 12 to 19 win over Gallipolis, inching to five wins in five league games. Nelsonville sits second, Middleport third after beating Logan, while Wellston defeats Pomeroy leaving Gallipolis winless in league play.
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Southeastern Athletic League
Scioto County
Middleport
Logan
Nelsonville
Wellston
Pomeroy
Gallpolis
Tronton
Lps
Pet
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Nelville
Midport
Fronten
Athens High School A Association eyed fund plan meeting
Members of the A Association at Athens High School will discuss further fundraising at a meeting Tuesday night. Preliminary plans were reviewed at a recent gathering.
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Athens High School
Wisconsin denies Tad Wieman signing rumor
Madison Wisconsin university of Wisconsin athletic director George Little today denied reports that the Badger school was attempting to sign El ton Tad Wieman formerly head coach at a different program and now a target of speculation.
Michigan Line Coach Return With Leonard Allison
University of Michigan announced that Leonard Allison will again hold the line coach position for the upcoming fall season, with A Attle remaining in the coaching staff.
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University of Michigan
Tattle
Leonard Allison
Warne to Compete at New York Games
Northwestern University pole vaulter Tom Warne who holds the world indoor record on a dirt runway has entered the New York A GC games on February 17. He will face Sabin Carr, holder of the world outdoor record, in the event.
Rangers Offer 26000 For Bruin Dit Clapper
New York Rangers propose to buy Boston Bruins defenseman Dit Clapper for 26000 dollars in a reported offer dated February 56. The deal centers on transfer of a veteran player between the two NHL teams.
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New York
U.R
New York Rangers
Boston Bruin
Bruin
Convention Opens in Louisville for Greenkeepers Meeting
The National Association of Greenkeepers of America opened its four day convention in Louisville Kentucky. Members from golf courses across the country gathered to discuss maintenance and upkeep practices for lush greens and fairways.
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Louisville
National Association of Greenkeepers of America
Jacobson Retires From Baseball Moves to Farm Near Orion
Former major league pitcher Baby Doll Jacobson announces retirement and confirms purchase of a farm near Orion, Iowa, where he pitched his first game 22 years ago.
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Bloomington
Jrl
Estar
Orion
Ith
Lieb Goes to Coast as Loyola Football Coach
Tom Lieb former Notre Dame assistant to Knute Rockne reportedly heads to Los Angeles for talks with Loyola University officials. Lieb tentatively accepts terms to become head football coach at the coast school.
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Lieb
Coast South Bend
Ind
U.R
Tom Lieb
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Los Angeles
Calif
Loyola University
Bishops Narrow Margin in Delaware Bout
Ohio Wesleyan's Battling Bishops closed the gap in a league contest in Delaware on February 5. The report notes a tense finish as the Bishops pressed for an upset and trimmed the scoring deficit.
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Delaware
A.R
Ohio Wesleyan
Canadian athlete joins Melrose games in New York
Officials host the annual junior Melrose games in New York Keb inviting two Canadian girl athletes. One is Constante Carson who is described as Canada's champion woman high jumper.
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New York
Constante Carson
Canada
Barbuti to Race in Two Indoor Meets Tonight
A. R. Ray Barbuti, reinstated by the A A U, will appear at Newark Athletic Club games in the 60 and 70 yard dashes and at Syracuse University schoolboy meets as part of his limited return. He faces Jimmie Pappas, John McDonald of Yale, and Bo Werne of New York A C. A 1 000 yard race features Ray Conger, Phil Edwards, Dr. Paul Martin, and Harold Ward.
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New York
Ray Barbuti
Newark
Barbuti
America
Syracuse University
Laurela
Olympica
Syracuse
Jimmie Pappas
A. C
Buckeye Triumph Over Miami In Narrow 30 2 Victory
The Buckeyes defeated Miami 30 to 2 in a decisive basketball game here last night, highlighting a strong effort from the leading Cincinnati Bearcats on the road.
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Cincinnati Bearcats
Buckeye
Canada to arrest U S officers for rum running
Windsor Ontario reports that Canadian authorities will arrest United States officers who cross the border in pursuit of rum runners. District Inspector Sidney Oliver of the Ontario Provincial Police announced the new measure today.
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Windsor
Ont
U.S
United States
Sidney Oliver
Ontario
Hughes Leads Bulldogs in High Scoring Pace
Hughes tops Athens High School scoring after ten games with 73 points for the year. Coury follows with 41 points, Fields adds five points per game, and Pivtds has 30 points in nine games. The Bulldogs average 24 points per game with 87 field goals and 66 fouls totaling 340 points so far.
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Pete Maktiahty
Hulldogs
Athens High Schoes
Ngures
Hughes Hae
St Feld
St Louis
Coury
Tey Tive
Athens
Posifion
Aky
Bork
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Lenhart to Scrap New York in 10 Round Semi final
Spokane fighter Fred Lenhart and Rosie Rouselle, the Indian light heavyweight, meet in a 10 round semi final at Madison Square Garden on February 16 as part of the Ace Hudkina Maxie Rosenbigom bout card.
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Pbeb
A. R
Fred Lenhart
Spokane
Wash
Rosie Rouselle
Maxie Rosenbigom
Madisen Square Garden
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