Bobcat Cagers Face Heavy Schedule This Week
Ohio University’s Bobcats, fresh off a 50 33 win over Western Reserve, brace for three road games this week. They visit Cincinnati Bearcats on Tuesday, travel to Marietta or a rematch with Mount Pioneers Saturday, then head to Oxford for two Miami games, aiming to regain momentum.
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Dodgers Bid High on Cullenbine in Free Agent Move
Detroit outfielder Roy Cullenbine, declared a free agent by Commissioner Landis, arrives from New York where the Dodgers offered a 25000 dollar bonus. His mother says he will choose among six clubs, with the Dodgers favored. Cullenbine, 25, is a right thrower and switch hitter who batted .240 in 75 games last season with Detroit.
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Golf buffs back plan to cut sand traps on courses
Frank W. Elmer, head of the Greenkeeping Superintendents Association of America, proposes reducing artificial hazards from about 90 to 50 sand traps per metropolitan course. He argues fewer traps will speed play, cut maintenance costs, and help the 85 percent of golfers who struggle to break 100. The plan aims to standardize traps nationwide with SMA backing.
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New York Writers Nominate Barrow for President
At the 17th annual New York chapter dinner Ed Barrow was humorously urged as a presidential candidate by baseball writers. Nomination came from Hall of Famer Honus Wagner with others joking about stopping the Yankees and spotlighting Bucky Walters as Player of the Year. The event blended satire with light political mockery and sports tributes.
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Baseball Writers Association of America
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Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Red
Platts Sohio Wins 29 to 26
Platts Sohio captured a 29 to 26 victory in a city bowling league match. The scoreboard showed a tight contest as both teams traded leads throughout the pins heavy evening session.
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Three Holdouts Tie Up Athletics Roster
In Philadelphia the Athletics list three holdouts including Elon C Hogsett a 36 year old left handed pitcher drafted from Minneapolis. Also named are first baseman Dick Siebert of St Paul and catcher Frankie Hayes of Freehold New Jersey.
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Minneapolis
Philadelphia Athletics
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Freehold
Oliver Cracks Phoenix Open Record To Win
Oliver of Hornell New York won the Phoenix Open with 205 over 54 holes and set a new course record 64 in the process. Ben Hogan finished second at 206 while Clayton Heafner Leonard Dodson tied for third at 207.
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Cal
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White Plains
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Linville
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Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
John Parelli
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
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Sam Byrd
Paul Runyan
Zuppke Names Harmon and Schindler Among Greatest Players
Phoenix report recalls Bob Zuppke praising Tom Harmon of Michigan and Amby Schindler of Southern California as the two players he saw last year who filled him with awe. Ellsworth Vines explains why he left tennis for golf. Gene Buck jokes about Oliver’s 29 for nine, then moves to bragging and a game of rounders before wrapping with a final period.
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Southern California
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Engen Sets New Ski Jump Record at Leavenworth
Alf Engen of Sun Valley Idaho soars from Leavenworth jump before 3000 spectators to establish a new American distance record at 252 feet.
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Church of Christ School Officers Meet Tonight
Semi monthly gathering of officers and teachers of the Church of Christ Church School is scheduled for tonight at the church. Andrew Simpkins, Sunday School Superintendent, will preside over the meeting.
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Church of Christ Church
Andrew Simpkins
Chauncey District Social and Personal
The Everymans Bible Class of the Church of Christ meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Parish House with Carl Shafer in charge. Refreshments provided. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs William Sisson and Lorena Mae of Athens, and Jack Sanders of near Concord with Chauncey family hosts.
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Hal Osborne
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Vere Ridge
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Mill St
Purdue Indiana Big Ten lead on the line in Bloomington
Purdue visits Indiana for a key Big Ten showdown that could hinge the league race. Michigan travels to Northwestern while Ohio State visits Chicago and Wisconsin goes to Iowa in a weekend full of decisive non conference and conference tests.
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Chauncey to Meet Plains on Dover Floor Tuesday
Chauncey Dover High School Blue Devils face The Plains in a two game showdown on their home floor. The preliminary starts at 7 30 p m followed by the main game at 8 30 p m.
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Trimble Masonic Lodge to Convene Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of Trimble Masonic lodge will be held tonight at 7 o'clock in the lodge hall. Worshipful Master Paul Daugherty presides over the session.
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Rare Records Made in Trimble Sunday School
Twenty members of Trimble Church of Christ Bible School have outstanding attendance records. Byron Skinner has attended eight years without missing, Mrs. Nina Johnson two years, and Dorothy White, Nina Kloh, Joanne Gooding, Austin Pettit with notable streaks. A book was presented to Skinner by superintendent Hazel Raber, with tokens for others.
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Austin Pettit
Hazel Raber
Van Winkle Leads Miami Five Toward Ohio Title
Miami University’s Walt Van Winkle earns praise as a miracle man after guiding the Miami five to 10 wins in 11 games. The team leads Ohio basketball with a 0.909 winning percentage. George Rung stars as guard with strong defense and smart substitutions fuel the victory pace. Miami faces Dayton Tuesday and Ohio U Saturday as part of a busy slate.
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Marshal Is Stricken In Heart Attack
Chauncey Marshal Lawrence Reeves suffered a heart attack Sunday afternoon at his mother-in-law's home and was in serious condition for hours. He was later moved to his Mill Street home and confined to bed. His parents Mr and Mrs Bert Reeves of Nelsonville were summoned here by his condition.
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Chauncey Council Holds Special Meeting Tonight
A special Chauncey Council session is set for tonight at 7 o clock in the Mayor s office at the City building. Mayor W D Hines urges all council members to attend.
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Two Games on Bulldog Sked
Athens High Bulldogs schedule two home games this week after a win at Nelsonville Friday night. They aim for progress as they chase league leader Gallipolis, facing Jackson tomorrow while Middletport and Gallipolis won decisively against Logan and Wellston respectively.
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City League Night Schedule At East Side Arena
Buckeyes play Zenners at 7 pm followed by Pepsi-Cola versus Mt. Zion at 8 pm and Bucks against Faculty at 9 pm on the East Side bill.
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Playoff Funds Approved to Aid Minor Baseball Players
An amendment to legalize sharing a portion of Shaughnessy playoff receipts with players in leagues below Class AA was passed unanimously by the minor leagues that operated last year. Two leagues opposed but supported passage. North Carolina reports 42 covered bridges in use.
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