Bobcats Face Dayton Flyers After Tough Ohio Run
The Ohio University Bobcats, 11-3 after beating Denison 56-48, prepare to host Dayton on Saturday. Dayton adds 10 newcomers including Ball Kinsley, Gus Shroyer, and Bill Hergig, aiming for a stiffer challenge in a game that could test OU's solid home record and Bobcats' shifting lineup.
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U of D
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Alayoff
Xavier
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George Milkun
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Russ Gregg
Tom O’brien
Tom Jenike
Harry Lamb
John Czuba
Jim Calabria
Harold Kinsley
Hanum Enrolls At Wittenberg After Tech Scrutiny
High scoring Carnegie Tech basketball star Gene Hannum has enrolled at Wittenberg College in Springfield after being benched last week for scholastic deficiency. His father Max Hannum is noted as a former Tech coach.
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Tech
Pin Chip Night Yields Tight Bowling Reedouts Across Leagues
In Athens and Logan Ford Hack matches, C. Walker led Logan with 199-559. Dunlavy 208-537 powered Athens while a late C. Thomas split kept it close. McBee League saw big scores with Frankie Calvin 203-545 and Wolfe 189-491 amid multiple near-record totals. In B and A leagues, Hilltop and Fure Oil posted top scores as Dailey and Paquette sparked strong individual showings. Gas Men and Nye Chevrolet posted notable squad totals with several 500s and a few 600s.
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Nye Chevrolet
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Harry Adkins
Carpenters
Ernie Hern
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Housewarming for Sheets on Route 35 in Gallipolis
Mr and Mrs Robert Sheets and Kathryn Lutz recently moved to Route 35 and received a surprise housewarming hosted by friends including Robert Richards W H Walker Charles Swanson Harold Brown R D Thomas. The event featured contract games and a refreshments spread.
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Mrs Chauncey Rife Dies in Gallipolis
Mrs Chauncey Rife, 64, died at her home 1917 Fourth Avenue Gallipolis after a long illness. She and her husband were longtime Cheshire residents where he worked at the local railroad office. Funeral services will be at 1 PM Saturday at Cheshire Baptist Church, Rev T D Able officiating. Interment Gravel Hill Cemetery.
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Chauncey Rafe
Fourth Avenue
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Cheshire
Cheshire Baptist Church
T. D.able
Wellsville
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Ruth Pfann Root Resigns Nursing School Post
Mrs Ruth Pfann Root longtime Gallipolis The-olter Hospital nurse leader resigns after twelve years to join her husband Clarence Root in Cambridge where he is connected with Bundy Funeral Home Root a Mid dleport native was discharged from the United States Navy after four years in both theaters of war Her departure leaves many friends in the locality who regret her leaving.
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Theolter Hospital
Clarence Root
Cambridge
Bundy Funeral Home
Root
Middleport
United States Navy
Hospital
Baseball's Chandler Prerogatives Stir Roundup Questions
Fullerton notes debate over Commissioner Chandler自由s authority and contract limits amid criticism from Larry MacPhail. The column questions whether a seven year 50000 deal justifies silencing opinion and whether Landis set precedents, while outlining league scheduling moves and constitutional queries.
Athens Hi Bulldogs Face Middleport in Key League Clash
Athens High Bulldogs host Middleport Yellow Jackets in a Southeastern Ohio League game after a 37 25 win over Wellston. Logan Chieftains lead the standings with nine straight wins as Gallipolis edges Jackson Ironmen 31 28 and White powers the Devils with 18 points.
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Tunney backs Louis to stop Conn in three at Yankee Stadium
Former heavyweight champ Gene Tunney says Joe Louis will knock out Billy Conn in three rounds when they meet in June at Yankee Stadium. He adds Louis can finish Conn in the first two rounds if he chooses and that Louis is a far better all around fighter than Conn.
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Gene Tunney
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
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Joe
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press Roundup
Otterbein 53 Kenyon 17 and Ashland 44 Wooster 36 are among scores listed. Other results include Toledo 67 Kent State 6, Earlham 52 Defiance 51, St Johns 89 Boston College 44, Notre Dame 68 Canisius 47, Michigan State 46 Wayne 45, Beloit 53 Carroll 40, Detroit University 54 Michigan Normal 83.
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Commissioner's long view on postwar baseball rules
A club member questions why Happy stays away from the office to explain postwar rules. The commissioner travels nationwide to recruit more boys, while clubs face a spring surplus of players. The piece hints at a broader strategy guiding future decisions.
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Gallia County May Primary Candidates Listed
Gallia County filings show Emmett Slagle facing opposition from Kenneth Worman with veterans organizations backing him. Craig D. Slagle will be opposed by George W. Tope, a Green Township resident returning from the Pacific, their first bid for public office.
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Ohio General Assembly
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Green Township
Tope
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Third Ave
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Crown City
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Stanley Bellville
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Bidwell
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Clay
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Springfield
Lawrence Green
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Walnut
Levi Neal
Lloyd
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Claude Miller
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Allie M. Fraley
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Kananga
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Earl Kuhn
Greenfield
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Lewis Woodyard
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Harrison
Vance Brumfield
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Ohio
Cecil Phillips
Nelson Favorite Despite Off Game In Texas Open
Byron Nelson, the favorite at the Texas Open in San Antonio, admits he is off his game after a 72 in the pro-am event. He has won 21 tournaments in roughly a year and is practicing several hours daily to sharpen his putting.
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Fekete Brothers in Brown Roster Adds Coarella Corella
Tom Corella, fleet halfback of the NFL Cleveland Rams last season, signed with the Cleveland Browns of the All-America Football Conference. Corella joins Greenwood, Graham, Evans, Jones, Steuber, Saban and the Fetete brothers as Browns backfield options. In Athens Ohio, R W Finsterwald appointed administrator of Mary Baker estate with four months to file claims.
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Ihampion Rams
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Calella
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Dippy Evans
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Bob Steuber
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Athens
Ohio
Mary Baker
Francis D. White
Said County
Greco versus Jack set price record at Madison Square Garden
Gus Fan and his wife will pay the highest price in MSG history for a lightweight bout. Beau Jack faces Johnny Greco in a ten rounder at 10 p.m. The anticipated gate is larger than many heavyweight title bouts at the Garden.
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