Ohio Cagers Face Denison In Granville Rematch
The Ohio Bobcats travel to Granville to play Denison. Last week Ohio lost 29 28 to Denison. Probable starters include Hisenbrey Walton McKinley Du Bois and Bayless with Williams Shirley Jeffrey Kennard O’Neil and Burkholder also on the trip. Ohio won both meetings last season 33 to 31 at Athens and 24 to 17 at Granville. Denison has the decade edge in wins though margins are small in close games.
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Williams
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Jeffrey
Kennard
O'Neil
Burkholder
Athens
Bobcats
Baptist
Ruth Demands 160000 For Next Yankees Season
Babe Ruth declares he will not play this summer without a contract at 160000 from the New York Yankees. He says he is worth 100000 to the club and would quit baseball if not offered his price. Ruth hints at partnering with Arthur A. McGovern to open gymnasiums if no deal is made.
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Radio Dials Offer Weekend Variety and Reception Notes
Friday night radio dials present diverse offerings from WEAF and WJZ with orchestras, soloists, and dance music. Reception improved after 8:30 PM as atmospheric conditions cleared, and a Saturday forecast notes three special programs including the Philharmonic Orchestra and a music drama Gettysburg.
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Oriental Orchestra
Jones and Hare
Arcadie Birkenholz
WJZ
Karin Branell
Lauritz Melchoir
Jubilee Singers
Wfhilharmoni¢E Orchestra
KDKA
Gettysburg
Fargo Bowler Fred Jewell Wins Two Canadian Titles
Fred Jewell of Fargo topped Canadian pins to win two championships during the Winnipeg Bowling Association tourney. He set two Canadian records and finished the singles with 738 pins and added 1927 in all events.
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Winnipeg Bowling Association
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Radio Schedule Details From WGBS WEAF WLW and Others
Station schedules list WGBS at 8 30 with New York Symphony Orchestra and WEAF and thirteen others starting at 9. WLW airs a program at 7 p m Johanna Gross organist 8 radio club meeting 8 15 popular songs and 9 p m dance music.
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New York Symphony Orchestra
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WLW
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Radio Club
Former Athens girl soprano broadcasts from Nashville
Athens radio listeners heard Emaline Hilton Boyer, a soprano and former pupil of Martinelli, sing from Nashville on a Ward Belmont school for girls program. Mrs. A. T. Lawhead of Athens heard the broadcast, and Boyer recently performed with the Metropolitan Opera company.
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Emaline Hilton Boyer
Nashville
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Ward-Belmont School For Girls
A. T. Lawhead
Boyer
Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Theodora Lawhead
East Side
Radio listings and network programs across multiple stations
Radio schedule details for WBAL WAIU WHT WRAF WGN WAP WMAQ KTHS WBBM KOA WOO KDKA WABC WEAF WEEI WJAR WTAG WGR WLIT WRC WCAE WTAM WWJ WGY and others. Programs include orchestras, debates, concerts, sport events, and Brunswick broadcasts. Saturday night features National Barn Dance and vaudeville from WTAM.
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WRAF
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South Bea Islanders
YLIT
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Johnson
Wilna
Victor Hour
LaFrance Orchest
Kent College
Iowa State
Hot Springs
Meyer Davis
WBBM
Philadelphia
Sylvania Orchestra
KDKA
WSB
Atlanta
Aga — Wabc
New For
McAlpin En Swers
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WEEI
WJAR
WGR
WLIT
WRC
WCAE
WTAM
Woc
CCO
WDAF
WGY
Markel
Society Orchestra
Royal Hour of Music
Brunswick
Blue Network
Frive Night
WJZ
KYW
WHAS
WMC
WSM
Principals Call Meeting for County High Schools
The principals of the fourteen county high schools are summoned to a Saturday 10 a.m. meeting with County Superintendent H. R. McVay. They will set plans for the Athens County High School Debating League preliminaries and finals and discuss arrangements for the field meet and critical contest.
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Athens Seconds Beat New Marshfield In Practice Game
In a high school gym contest the Athens seconds won 28 to 10 over New Marshfield. Fields scored six of his 12 points from long range, Strickland added 10 points, and Mc Daniels Judy and Chester scored for the visitors. The Athens reserves won 14 to 7 in a following game.
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Hamden High Defeats Albany In Big Win On Road
Hamden high school basketball crushed Albany 43 to 12 at Albany on Wednesday night. Hamden led 19 to 4 at halftime with Will and Martin scoring heavily and Craig active at guard. Substitutes Bagley and Merrill saw action as Hamden eyes next matchup with The Plains at Hamden Friday. The girls also played a rough game under boys rules earlier, losing 10 to 6.
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Tinker
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Crossen
van Dyke
Harshman
Athens High
the Plains
Miami Beats Oberlin Easily in Buckeye Race Game
Miami defeated Oberlin 53 to 27 at Oxford with substitutes used for most of the game. Miami leads the Buckeye A A basketball race and meets Cincinnati tomorrow night as coach Tillotson pulled the regulars after establishing a comfortable lead.
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U.R
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Oberlin
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Cincinnati
Tillotson
Bobcats Meet Bearcats in Mat Contest
Thor Olson's Ohio University grapplers host the University of Cincinnati Saturday night in the Ohio men's gym. Elimination trials named Griffith Glass Breed Shafer Brubaker Duncan Begula as top wrestlers in each class, with Bearcats Benton Hendricks among standouts. Cincinnati lineup includes Gash Gorab Foulks Rutz Mitchell Flannery. Free admission for women to boost Greek interest. Next week Ohio to wrestle at Ohio Wesleyan and then travel to Morgantown West Virginia.
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Ohio University Grapplers
University of Cincinnati
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Brubaker
Duncan
Begula
Cincinnati
Hendricks
Buckeye
Benton
Bearcat
Bearcats
Gash
Gorab
Foulks
Rutz
Mitchell
Flannery
Morgantown
W. Va
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Spug Myers Wins Clear Decision Over Callahan
In Chicago on February 11 Spug Myers of Pocatel Idaho won a clear 10 round decision over Mushy Callahan of Los Angeles. The bout featured early trading with Callahan scoring a knockdown in round five and Myers dominating after. Myers finished strong as the pace wore both fighters down.
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Callahan
Chicago
U.P
Pocatello
Idaho
Mushy Callahan
Los Angeles
Myers
Uhle Praised by Speaker for McCallister’s Club
Tris Speaker calls George Uhle the best pitcher in the American League last season and says the ace could greatly aid Jack McCallister's club this summer. A great pitcher like Uhle means much to a ball club.
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Tris Speaker
Jack McCallister
Uhle
Speaker Ahead of Cobb in All Around Play, AL Players Say
American League players claim Speaker is at least 30 percent more efficient overall than Cobb. They note Cobb remains strong at bat but Speaker surpasses him in fielding base running and other aspects of the game.
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Classifieds Frame An Opportunity Meter Concept
A classified section highlights an opportunity meter concept, suggesting how listings gauge potential value for buyers and sellers. It frames ads as a measuring tool indicating market interest and practical chances for deals.
Ruth May Hold Out For Higher Yankee Contract
Babe Ruth faces a potential holdout as talks for a one year $52 000 deal stall. Public support boosted Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker after their clean bill of health, leaving Ruth as the top box office figure though his salary trails rivals. His $33 000 winter savings signals independence while Hornsby and Roush join the Giants, threatening Yankee gate receipts.
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Risko praises Delaney power over Tunney and Berlenbach
Johnny Risko, who has faced three top heavyweights including Gene Tunney, says Jack Delaney possesses greater punching power than Tunney or Berlenbach.
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Gene Tunney
Jack Delaney
Tunney
Berlenbach
Oklahoma A&M Wrestlers Rout WVU In 24 to 5 Meet
In Morgantown on February 11, Oklahoma A&M national champions defeated West Virginia University grapplers by 24 to 5 as the visitors dominated the match.
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W. Va
Oklahoma A. & M
West Virginia University Grapplers
Family Bibles Stored in Ornate Oak Boxes
In the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries families kept their Bibles in oak boxes made specifically for that purpose. Many boxes featured elaborate carvings and decorative work.
Standing Room Only for Athens Nelsonville Game
F F E Harshman announced that nearly all regular seats for the Athens Nelsonville basketball game are sold with a limited number of standing room admissions to be released about 9 o clock before the game.
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F. F E. Harshman
Bowling Team Rolls Big Score In Logan League
Hocking Valley shop team defeated Pastimes in a Logan league match on a Wednesday evening. They posted over 900 pin totals in two games and were three pins shy of the mark in the third. Cruise led winners with 221 in the first game while Bray of the Pastimes hit 225 in the final game.
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Hocking Valley Shop
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Bray
St Xavier Beats Wilmington In Low Scoring Victory
St Xavier overcame an early deficit to topple Wilmington 29 to 21 in Wilmington. Williams scored nearly all of St Xavier's points, fueling a second half rally after a 13 to 8 halftime gap.
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ST. Xavier
Wilmington
U.P
Williams
Walberg Lacks Fighting Spirit Halting Star Potential
Rube Walberg of the Athletics is praised for speed comparable to Grove and an excellent curve ball. Yet American League batters say his lack of fighting spirit will prevent him from becoming a star.
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Rube
Athens and Nelsonville set for weekend basketball clash
Athens high school hosts Nelsonville in Athens gym at 9 15 pm aiming to win two straight over the foe for the first time in seven years. Nelsonville seeks to avenge a 25 21 loss and end Athens last appearance of four seniors.
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Buckeye Financial Promises 6 Percent CDs For Investors
The Buckeye, founded in 1806 by original corporators, reports 32 years without investor loss and continued conservatism. Loans secured by first mortgage real estate, board-approved. Bonded protections total millions with reserves and surplus. Certificates of Deposit pay 6 percent, interest semiannually or compounded, with no renewal needed.
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