Field House Sold Out for Classic Rivalry Tonight
Marietta and Ohio University renew the Hatfield and McCoy styled feud at Ban Johnson Memorial Field House in a four game card. A pre game love feast aims to curb trouble after past brawls between Nick Lalich and Bob Tate and last season between Lalich and Jack McQuade.
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Marietta
Ohio University
Athens
Nick Lalich
Ohio U
Bob Tate
Lalich
Jack McQuade
Don Drumm
Ban Johnson Memorial Field House
University of Toledo
Loyola
Chicago
Ashland
Heidelberg
Tiffin
Defiance
Wilmington
Kenyon
Denison
Ohio
Granville
Youngstown
University of Akron
Xavier
Tacoma Pro Leads San Francisco Match Play Qualifying
Charlie Congdon of Tacoma Washington shot 75 amid a gale to set pace in the second qualifying round of the $5,000 San Francisco match play open. Lawson Little rallied from a 42 to 34 to finish second with 76 as only par or under par rounds were scarce among 170 starters and 35 pickups. Other 77 scorers included Jim Demaret Neil Christian and Johnny Revolta.
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San Francisco
Charlie Congdon
Tacoma
Wash
Winter Golf Brigade
Congdon
Bay Region
Lawson Little
Jim Demaret
Houston
Tex
Neil Christian
Yakima
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Mother Goose Loses Appeal in St Louis Children Prefer Animal Pictures
Mothers psychologists and kindergarten teachers from St Louis report children aged three to eight ignore Mother Goose rhymes. They say youngsters favor animal pictures and other subjects in early learning activities.
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ST. Louis
College Basketball Scores From Recent Games
Kenyon 48 Denison 42. Youngstown 32 Akron 31. Xavier 34 Alumni 30 in OT. Marquette 45 Notre Dame 43. Temple 43 Pittsburgh 41. Co C N Y 37 Fordham 35. Syracuse 36 Army 31. Nebraska 52 Oklahoma 42. New York U 40 St Johns 33. Navy 61 William and Mary 20. Colgate 54 Hamilton 48. Wabash 46 Evansville 38.
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Kenyon
Denison
Youngstown
Akron
Xavier
Alumni
Marquette
Notre Dame
Temple
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Syracuse
Army
Nebraska
Oklahoma
New York U
St. Johns
Navy
William and Mary
Colgate
Hamilton
Wabash
Evansville
Bruins Name Vice-President Charles A Weber
The Chicago Cubs board elected Charles A. Weber vice-president to fill the vacancy from John O Seys death. Weber will serve as treasurer and vice-president. Frank Ellis joined the executive committee, and William Veeck Jr was named assistant secretary. The board vacancy will be filled at the January 1939 stockholders meeting.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Cubs
National League Baseball Club
Charles A. Weber
John O. Seys
Weber
Frank Ellis
Keys
William Veeck, Jr
Seys
O Hara Resigns From Narragansett Park Presidency
Walter E. O Hara resigned as president and managing director of Narragansett Park after stockholders backed by proxies won 224 600 of 350 000 shares outstanding triggering the ouster at Providence Rhode Island.
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Providence
R. I
U.P
Walter E. O'Hara
Narragansett Park
O'Hara
Pob
Discoveries Reveal Ancient Life Forms in Debres University Find
University of Debres cen reports surviving glacial age flora and fauna. Early forms of snakes butterflies and beetles along with unknown orchids and rare grasses identified from remote deposits.
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Budapest
University of Debrescen
Dizzy Dean Silent as Revolution Looms in Daytona Beach
Henry McLemore reflects on Dizzy Dean's silence amid changing times in Daytona Beach. The writer notes Dean's past bravado and current reticence, contrasting his rugged image with a more cautious public persona and his enigmatic stance on figures like the Cardinals, Branch Rickey, and Sam Breadon.
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Henry McLemore
Daytona Beach
Fila
Lpi
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Texas
Tarzan
Anthony Eden
Dis
Bob Feller to Sign With Indians Next Month
Bob Feller arrives in Van Meter to discuss a 1938 contract and plans to sign in New Orleans during spring training. He denies a $17,000 flat guarantee, predicts 20 wins per father, and recalls last season’s 9–7 record with 150 strikeouts and a 3.38 ERA.
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Van
Feller
Marguerite
Dad
Bob
Favorites Win To Enter Palm Beach Semi-Finals
In Palm Beach Florida Marion Miley of Cincinnati defeated Dorothy Traung of San Francisco 1 up to reach the semi finals. Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia South Carolina beat Sally Ruth of Webster Groves Missouri 6 and Jane Cothran Jameson of West Palm Beach beat Lillian Zech of Chicago 1 up.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Marion Miley
Cincinnati
Miss Miley
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S. C
Sally Ruth
Webster Grove
Jane Cothran Jameson
West Palm Beach
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Laddie Irwin
New Jersey
Jean Bauer
Deuce, R. L
William Hockenjos
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
Miss Hemphill
Iley
Jameson
Kenjos
Minersville Social Pages Note Local Visits and Events
Ex residents Mr and Mrs Clay Parsons and son Billy of Charleston were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Norman Callum. Jimmy Hood on the steamboat Walter rBand visited en route to Pittsburgh. Otto Hartenbach and daughter Dorothy visited in Gallipolis. Mr and Mrs Will Jones’ golden wedding celebrated in Dayton on Feb 6. Jones family includes five children George Fred Ralph and Mrs Sybil Jones Dayton and Mrs Margaret Perrit Buffalo. Lizzie Aubrey and George Daniels joined church friends from Pomeroy to Huntington to visit Mrs Baker in a women’s home. Dr Rodger Daniels and family spent days with his parents then left for Florida. Daniels is recovering from bronchial pneumonia. George Hartenbach of Akron visits his parents. Mrs Elizabeth Schaefer 86 sits ill at home in Welshtown. George Rea of steamboat W H Mitchel visited relatives. Mrs J Carl Hainse and Larry Barberton visit Mrs Minnie Rummel. Mary Snowball of Syracuse spent Monday with Mrs Ida Philips. Velma Grueser visiting daughter Mrs Jack McDowell in Columbus. Webb Hall of Rutland spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Adolph Grueser Jr. Young peoples services at Methodist Church Sunday 7 pm led by Ethel Garland speaking on church visits. The Winner Sunday School class hosts a tea at the Welsh Church for The Million Unit Fellowship Movement Friday Feb 11 at 7 pm. Women invited. Mr and Mrs Charles Withrow visited Mrs George Roush in New Haven. Continuous local notices reflect a busy social calendar and family travels.
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Minersville
Clay Parsons
Billy
Charleston
Norman M. Callum
Jimmy Hood
Walter rBand
Pittsburgh
Otto Hartenbach
Dorothy
Gallipolis
Will Jones
Dayton
George Daniels
Florida
Dr. Daniels
Margaret Thomas
Columbus
George Hartenbach
Akron
Earl Hartenbach
Elizabeth Schaefer
Welshtown
Webb Hall
Rutland
Adolph Grueser Jr
Young Peoples
Methodist Church
Ethel Garland
United States
Million Unit Fellowship
Charles Withrow
George Roush
New Haven
Fritz Crisler Named Michigan Football Coach
ANN ARBOR Mich Herbert Orin Fritz Crisler of Princeton today became head coach at the University of Michigan with a contract that may replace Fielding H Yost as athletic director. Crisler succeeds Harry G Kipke after his dismissal last December and will also serve as assistant athletic director with potential full control within three years.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
U.P
Herbert Orin
Fritz” Crisler
Princeston
University of Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Wolverine Football
Crisler
Harry G. Kipke
Athletic Board of Control
Yost
Michigan
Alexander G. Ruthven
Ar Nog
University
Isler
Board of Regents
Hartley
Hank) Anderson
University of Cincinnati
Tad Wieman
Princeton
Wieman
Ralph Aigler
Athletic Board
George Veenker
Iowa State College
Gus Dorais
University of Detroit
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Crisley
Princeton Athletic Council
Burnham W. Dell
Minnesota
Tiger
Earlville
Ill
University of Chicago
Troy Defeats Stewart Five in Local High School Basketball
Stewart and Troy teams split two wins and a loss in a Tuesday night meet. Troy junior high nosed Roman 21 to 19 while the Troy girls lost to Stewart 31 to 10 and the Trojan boys beat Stewart 19 to 13 behind Swearingen's six points. The Troy defense held Roman to thirteen.
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Stewart
Troy
Stewart Girls
Troy Girls
Rome
Trojan
Swearingen
Sino Olympic Boycott Plea Fails to Rally Wide Support
The 1940 Tokyo Olympics boycott appeal finds limited backing in Europe with Finland and Czechoslovakia showing sympathy. Czech official Dr. Joseph Gross suggests possible support while Italy cites cultural ties with Japan. Most nations adopt a wait and see stance ahead of the Cairo committee meeting.
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London
China
Japan
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Helsingfors
Joseph Gross
Prague
Cairo
Egypt
Italy
British Olympic Organization
Armstrong Victor On Technical K O
Henry Armstrong world featherweight champion scored 13 knockdowns against A Citrino of San Francisco. The referee awarded Armstrong the bout by technical knockout after Citrino was floored repeatedly, with Armstrong tallying five first round knockdowns and multiple falls in rounds two to four.
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San Francisco
Henry Armstrong
Citrino
Armstrong
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