Athens Triumphs Over Nelsonville In Close 36 to 30 Victory
Athens high defeated Nelsonville in front of 1100 fans at the high school gym, edging the Scarlet and Gray 36 to 30 after a fast, scoring first half. Howell and Cross led early for Athens while Hudson exited early for Nelsonville, and a late rally by Athens sealed the win, with the girls’ game also going to Athens 21 to 11.
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Athens High
Scarlet and Gray
Howell
Dewhurst
Cross
Nelsonville
Fonger
Athens
Border
Hudson
Tug
Wolfe
Wisemen
Naisonville
Scarlet
Gray
Sprague
Harris
Fineman
Nelsonville High School
Basketeers
Desest
P McClain
Seecnee
Kennard
If. Geyer
C. Eeseeee
Washburn
Ross
Hughes
King
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati Five Defeats Miami by 41 to 31 score
University of Cincinnati Bearcats defeated Miami 41 to 31 in Oxford Ohio. Cincinnati led early and controlled the game. a sharp sequence saw key fouls and ejections, with standout play by Franz and Richardson cited in the report.
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Cincinnati
MIAMI
Oxford
Ohio
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Bearcats
Bolton
Franz
Richardson
Ohio Matmen Rout Cincinnati U in Confident Show
Ohio Bobcats dominated Cincinnati University in a decisive wrestling meet. Griffith Breed Shafer Brubaker Duncan Hinrich led Ohio as they won multiple weight classes with dominant pins and decisions. Johnson of Ohio State refereed the matches as Nelsonville and Hazard items followed in brief notes.
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Gucehance
Griffith
Ohio
Glass
Benton
Breed
Gail
Shafir
Brubaker
Mitchel
Duncan
Flannery
Durie
Henrich
Bearcats
Regola
Furipeas
Shafer
Brubakers
Hinrich
Cincianath
Johnson
Ohio State
Legion Leads City Bowling League Fight for First
The American Legion surged to first place after three games on Friday night, overtaking the Elk team as the sector standings shifted. Early struggles gave way to a strong second game, with Legion securing a decisive edge to hold top spot.
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Clineon Chadwick
Elks
American Legion
Lik
Almost Perfect Pass Misses Perfect Score in Local Games
The report notes Kevin Strides leading the west ball game with a near eight point leap while Ded role wu 217 signals a rough score for the local tlicks. The Zenner rollers improved third place with a win, and Reiselt leads the Toulney Chicago meet with six victories after Otto Rewell, of Philadelphia, topped the national three cushion billiard championship standings.
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Rookbag
Keven
Zenner Rollers
Reisegt
Toulney
Chicago
Otto Rewell
Chauncey High Dominates Albany 41 to 10 in Clash
Chauncey high school teams up for a dominant victory over Albany with a 41 to 10 score. Richardson led Chauncey with 17 points while Howard added 10 and Gillispie 7. Albany struggled with only one field goal in the second half as Chauncey pulled away.
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Chauncey High
Albany
Chauncey
Chauncey Hngh
Howard
R.P
Smith
Richardson
Gillispie
R.G
Omen
D. Wise
Ohio
The Plains Easy Victor Over Albany
The Plains high school basketball team beat Amesville 33 to 22 after losing a prior game to Hamden. Branson led The Plains with 12 points, Hawk had 9, Copeland led Amesville with 14. In a preliminary game The Plains girls defeated Amesville 14 to 0.
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Hamden
Plains High School
Amesville High
Plains
Amesville
Branson
Hawk
Copeland
Armesville
Canaanville Falls to Troy Township in 42 to 15 Loss
Troy Township defeated Canaanville 42 to 15 at Coolville led by Paul Green 16 and Don Green 17 points while Kincaid added 14 and Wildman 2. Mansfield scored all 12 for Canaanville. In a preliminary game, Canaanville girls beat Troy Township 6 to 5 with Captain Shirley scoring all nine of the team’s points.
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Troy Township
Canaanville High
Coolville
Canaanville
Paul Green
Don Green
Kincaid
Wildman
Mansfield
Shirley
Nester
Troy
Hollister Loses 27 17 as Gibbs Shines at Glouster
In a crowded Glouster gym on Feb 12 the Glouster five defeated Hollister 27 to 17. Gibbs scored 15 points leading Glouster while Gatchel added 7. Hollister players Cooper Derm Mingus and Hines stood out for Hollister amid a dominant Glouster second half.
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Glousster
Glouster High School
Hollister
Glouster
Gibbs
Gatchel
Cooper
Derm
Hollistar
G. Coomr
Deem
Mingus
Coopir
Na Hines
GLOUS
Hill
It Oy
Meredith
Wolf
Wee
Gatebel
Ceveees
Zhomer
Ohio
Seaweed hailed as ideal food by University of Minnesota botanist
Miss Josephine Tilden, head of the botany department of the University of Minnesota, declares seaweed ideal for all ages. She spoke in San Francisco returning from the Pacific Science Congress in Tokio, noting healthful effects and its role as a food basin for sea life.
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Josephine Tilden
Botany
University of Minnesota
San Francisco
Tokio
Rock Collapse Kills Coal Miner Daniel Combs
Daniel Combs aged 22 was crushed to death in Burley Kentucky when a rock fell as he moved coal from his backyard mine. The accident occurred today and authorities were summoned to the scene.
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Hazard
Randall Barker
John P. Gorman
Cleveland
John Pasch
Lorain
Hard Burley
Daniel Combs
Middleport Victors Over Syracuse In Close Twin Meet
At the Masonic temple on Friday night Middleport defeated Syracuse in two tight battles. The Middleport boys beat Syracuse 18 to 16 while Syracuse girls won 11 to 2. The standout game saw evenly matched boys in a 13 to 16 score, with Middleport leading 12 to 7 at halftime and Syracuse trailing 14 to 11 after the third quarter. The Middleport girls were short four players but still claimed the girls’ game, while the Syracuse girls prevailed in the other match.
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Mindleport
Middleport
Syracuse
Masonic Temple
Hamden blanked The Plains 27 to 0 in Friday game
Hamden high school routed The Plains 27 to 0 on Friday night led by strong defense and a 11 to 4 halftime margin. It marked Hamden’s eighteenth win in nineteen games and second victory over The Plains this season. Both Hamden teams match up again with McArthur on Wednesday at Wellston.
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Plains Cagers
Hamden Quintes Io
Thelias
Hevama
McArthur
Wellston
Jeach
Clavns-Eharaiden Ramet
Hamden Hos
Maruindish
Ree Phokman
Vecerae
Richard
Collins
Craig
EMS Navy
Turoring le Potts
Thanson
Middleport Buns Defeat Lancaster Blue Streaks 46 to 30
The Middleport Buns, organized by Ralph Laver, extend their unbeaten streak with a 46 to 30 victory over the Lancaster Blue Streaks at the K of P hall on a February night. The Buns led from the start and held a 21 all tie at halftime before pulling away.
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Mindleport
Buns
Middleport
Lancaster Blue Streaks
Ralph Laver
Nelsonville Triumphs Over Logan In Friday Basketball
Nelsonville high school defeated Logan high school 34 to 16 on Friday night. With the second unit playing most of the game, Nelsonville built a 16 to 4 lead and used substitutes for the remainder. Hudson led Nelsonville with six field goals and a foul, Howell added four field goals, and Logan’s Trutchinson led scoring for Logan with a field goal and three fouls. In the late game, the Intermediates beat the Junior high 16 to 10, Griffin top-scoring with three field goals and one foul.
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Nelsonvilla
Nelsonville High School
Logan High School
Harris
Trutchinson
Logan
Howell
Hudson
Griffin
Logan Bowling League sets high mark in local action
In Logan, the league saw a high game and series as teams posted strong scores. A standout 828 start gave way to a 582 ten-frame contest, with players like Connngls rolling 226 in day’s opening game. Purdue beat Ohio in a decisive college game, and Chicago Cubs signings Wilson and Joy Kelly for the upcoming season.
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Vhit Ralanray
LNT
Chiswarkers
Ty Logan Wowlaes
Stomashies
Vormaner
Wimmers Av
Wilson
Belly
Chicago
Bob Th
Joy Kelly Fee
Suener
Chicago Cubs
Sesson
Willem Word
Chews
Elib Annonce
Etter Returcine
New York
Arthur Quiss
Rutter University
Denison Defeats Ohio 22 to 15 in Buckeye Clash
In Granville Ohio on February 12 Denison University topped Ohio University 22 to 15. Denison, led by Ashbrook and Walton, built and held the lead throughout as Ohio struggled against a tough home defense. large crowd noted strong scoring by Denison guards while Ohio’s offense stalled repeatedly.
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Ghanville
Borison Univer
Fhrt
Pitiga
Buckeye Athletic Sansacifion
Ohio University
Baptists
Hamintosman
Allunians
Granville
Buckeye
Lyons Touts
Jonbine
Burkhaelder
Ashbrook
Ton
Hilo Ave Ponts Eich
Lin Bavotsots
Newhivnd
Miami
Viennati
Denson uvSoan
Surtve
Walton
H McKinies
Fenkins
Itumberger
Crukisank Wins Again in Spring Ark Tournament
Bobby Cruikshank captured the South Central Open in Springdale Arkansas on February 12 for a $1,000 prize and his third victory of the season. He played 72 holes in 26 strokes and surged with a bold finish during the last 16 holes amid rain softened fairways and a cold wind, winning four up.
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Springs
Ark
Bobby Cruikshank
Dimsmeike Seni
Chokshank
Bobby
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