Mountaineers Set for Wrestling Meet at Ohio University
West Virginia University sends its wrestlers to Athens for a 7 30 pm duel with Ohio University Bobcat grapplers in the men's gym. The Mountaineers boast a strong team with Olson in the lower weights and lever in the 115 and 125 classes. Shaffer 135 Welch 145 Estep Kraft 165 Blosser and Young or Hengs in heavy rounds are listed, with Jr H Johnson of Ohio State officiating.
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West Virginia University
Athens
Ohio University
Mountaineers
Bishall College
Bobbs
Westwinia
Olson
Michn State
Lever
Shaffer
Welch
Newcomer
Estep
Kraft
Blosser
Young
Hengks
Heavy
H. Johnson
Ohio State University
Muskingum College Muskie MVPs Dominate Bobcats
Muskingum University residents cruised to a convincing win over Ohio University Bobcats in an Ohio gym contest. Star forward Weymer led Muskingum with 12 points while Koterba struggled, held to three points, as the Muskies pulled away in the second half.
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University Payton
Ohio Gymna
Buckeye
Ohio University
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Bobcat-Baptist
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Muskingum
Concord
Bobcat
Chuck Koterba
Ohio
Braser
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Legebome
Weymer
Oto U. F.G. F. T.P. Kotérba
Broome
Brammier
Swackhammer
Trac ®, G
Warshower, F
Kepler
TOS
Wooster cage team wins big to lead Ohio Con race
Kenyon Wooster basketball team dominated the game last night for a 60 to 31 victory. The win puts Wooster in the lead of the Ohio Conference championship race.
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Erg
Gambier
U.R
Wooster
Kenyon Cagers
Koterba Tops Buckeye Conference Scorers
Koterba Ohio forward leads Buckeye scoring with 71 points in six games, ahead of Popp Cincinnati at 69 and Siegenthaler Ohio Wesleyan with 64. Scott Denison and others trail as Buckeye totals near 306 points. King named assistant athletics professor at Cincinnati as part of football coaching staff.
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Buckeye
Bobcat Star
Cincinnati
Chuck
Columbus
Ohio University
Ohio Sharp
Bill” Popp
Popp
Floyd Siegenthaler
Alliance
Ohio Wesleyan
Raymond Scott
Dayton
Denison
Scott
Ohio
Siegenthaler
Gandrup
Root
Flax
Gervers
Hart
Denison Berwanger
Thomas
G. Cheadle
Miami
Dana M. King
Hamilton
King
University of Cincinnati
George Babcock
Bearcat
University of Illinois
Robert Zuppke
Buckeye title clash eyed as possible tie nears
Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan near a possible tie for the Buckeye basketball championship for the second straight year. Fans propose a post season game on a neutral floor after the regular schedule to decide the title. Each team has won at home. Officials showed little enthusiasm for last year’s idea.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan and Dayton Officials Explore Scheduling
Ohio Wesleyan University and Dayton city officials are weighing options to schedule a game between the schools. The talks focus on potential dates venues and logistical considerations to accommodate both programs and fans.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Simpson to chase sprint titles in eight day string
Ohio State sprinter George Simpson returns from injury and enters four meets in eight days. He opens Saturday at Evanston against Northwestern Wisconsin and Chicago, then races in New York against Daley Hussey Kent Colgate and Wildermuth, then Toronto Canadian AAU indoors, and finally Urbana Illinois against Judd.
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U.P
George Simpson
Ohio State
Simpson
Indiana
Dash
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Chicago
Evanston
New York
Jimmy Daley
Holy Cross
Frank Hussey
New Athletic Club
Kent
Colgate
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Wildermuth
Georgetown
Buckeye
East
Columbus Star
Toronto
Percy Williams
John Fitzpatrick
Leigh Miller
Jack Elder
Urbana
Illinois
Timm Judd
Buckeye Star
Denison Freshman Strength Test Leader Glenn Ellison
Glenn Ellison of Middletown topped a Denison University freshman strength test by more than 200 points, finishing first. Other top ten finishers included Cris Hackett Dayton John Shepard Granville Robert Adama Dayton Dean Lucas Newark Lee Johnson Hammond Ind Charles Stoneking North Bend Howard Walker Johnstown Lauri Wart Ashtabula Harbor and Ed Spear Cleveland Heights.
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Glenn Ellison
Middletown
Denison University
Ellison
Denison
Walter J. Livingston
Sidney Jenkins
Cris Hackett
Dayton
John Shepard
Granville
Robert Adama
Dean Lucas
Newark
Lee Johnson
Hammond
Ind
Charles Stoneking
North Bend
Howard Walker
Johnstown
Lauri Wart
Ashtabula Harbor
Ed Spear
Clevelane Heights
Wesleyan High Jump Mark Shatters Gym Record
Ohio Wesleyan hosted Detroit City College in a dramatic indoor meet at Edwards Gym. Wesleyan sophomore Kiiwood Hammond from Massillon cleared 6 feet 2% inches to win and set a new gymnasium record, while James Opfer of Lorain, a Bishop senior, previously held the mark at 6 feet 10% inches.
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Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Detroit City College
Kiiwood Hammond
Massillon
Wesleyan
Edwards
Hammond
James Opfer
Lorain
Bishop
Valentine Contest Features Prizes at Chauncey Meeting
Loyal Women's Division of the First Church of Christ in Chauncey held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. George H. Nye on High Street. Mrs. Lloyd Nye presided. Mrs. John Shaffer led devotion. Mrs. Elizabeth Knode directed the program. A Valentine contest awarded prizes to Mrs. Knode and Mrs. Guy Gardner amid a social luncheon. Members present included Mrs. Neil Helsel, Mrs. John Brewer, Mrs. Guy Brookins, and visiting Mrs. Elmer Bingman of Athens.
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Chauncey
First Church of Christ
George H. Nye
Hightreet
Jloyd Nye
John Shaffer
Elizabeth Node
Aalentine
Knode
Guyrdner
Neil Helsel
John Brewer
Guy Brookins
W. Ahlbrand
Charles Bradfield
T. R. Hamilton
Guy Gardner
Lloyd Nye
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Sam Tippett
Harvey Nye
Elmer Bingman
Athens
Chauncey Jubilee Minstrel Delights Audiences Again
The Chauncey Jubilee Minstrel’s second performance at Chauncey high school drew praise for music dancing and singing. Tonight the show moves to Amesville Escon Hall at 8 o clock for another evening performance.
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High School
Esonic
Amesville
Chris Carter III In Critical Condition At Home
A message to relatives in Chauncey says Chris Carter is in a critical condition at his Starr residence in Hocking County with little hope for recovery. He is an uncle of Mrs. Fred Evener of Chauncey.
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Chris Carter III
Actress in Minstrel Notified Of Brother’s Death In Ohio
Kathleen Louise Bradfield of Columbus learned during a Chauncey Jubilee Minstrel that her brother Hemmer S. Bradfield had died in the Veterans Hospital in Oteen North Carolina. He had been ill since June and was a World War veteran. Her brother’s body will be taken to the Bradfield home in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Kathleen Louise Bradfield
Columbus
Hemmer S. Bradfield
Veterans’ Hospital
Oteen
North Carolina
Miss Bradfield
Bradfield
William Bradfield
Pomeroy
Charles Bradfield
Mrs Dowler Dies Sudden in Chauncey Home
Mrs Eugene Dowler died suddenly at her Chauncey home on Jacobs Avenue Thursday evening after a heart attack. She was ill only a few hours and leaves her husband several children, plus her Chauncey father and several sisters and brothers in the area. Funeral arrangements were not set this morning.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Dover High holds social ending magazine contest
About 75 Chauncey Dover High School pupils attended a Monday social ending a magazine contest. The Green team led by Mary Guerra defeated the Red captained by Cee Daugherty. Coach Paul Theisen organized a circus party for the event.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Mary Guerra
Cee Daugherty
Paul Theisen
Ladies' Aid Society Holds All Day Quilting Event
Chauncey notes the Millfield Church of Christ Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Herbert Mingus's home for an all day quilting session with a noon pot luck. Attendees included Mrs. Celia Boudinot Mrs. Viola Howard Mrs. Emmett Olbers Mrs. Herman Theisen Jr. Mrs. Charles Robinett Mrs. Mabel Sisson Mrs. Henry Heffkin Mrs. Jove Mrs. Edward Wade and Mrs. Herbert Mingus.
Chauncey Visit Highlights Local Arrivals and Visits
Mr and Mrs Cheadle stayed in Chauncey to visit Hoit Courtney and family before heading home to Michigan. Andrew Nelson of Kingston Ohio joined relatives Hoit Courtney and family in Chauncey. Mrs Elizabeth Phillips of Chauncey visited Logan this week to see daughter Mrs Charles Pyles and family, formerly of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Hoit Courtney
Michigan
Andrew Nelson
Kingston
Ohio
Elizabeth Phillips
Logan
Charles Pyles
Millfield
Athletics Add Dozen Players For New Year
Twelve new players join the World Champions Athletics ahead of the 1950 pennant race but likely won’t join the regular lineup. The core from the 1949 AL title team remains, with Schang returning as catcher and veteran presence over Ralph Vekins. Pitching should stay similar though three new arms show promise, while infield and outfield spots see potential changes depending on health of Bishop and Boley and the rise of young hitters like Wheeley and McNair.
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A's
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Mickey Cochrane
Bob Grove
George Earnshaw
Rube Walberg
Bill Shores
Ed Rommel
Jack Quinn
Howard Ehmke
LeRoy Mahatiies
Portland
Pittsburgh
John McGrew
Omaha
Glenn Liebhardt, Jr
Hahatsey
McGrew
Liebhardt
Des Moines
George Shider
Worland
Alfred Mahon
Alfred Jones
Martinsburg
W. V
Max Bishop
Ton Boley
Foxx
Bishop
Boley
Jim Keeley
Wheeley
Kirk McNair
Little Rock
Simmons, Haas
Miller
Homer Summa
Bevo Lebourveau
Buckeye Golf Team Seeks Strong 1929 Start
Ohio State prospects for a winning golf season look bright with four lettermen and several promising sophomores and juniors training at the Sargent Indoor Golf School. Captain Howard Park and Allen Loop of Columbus are virtually sure to earn berths, with Ted Wilson of Lancaster and George Petuska of Cleveland also lettermen. The campaign opens April 17 against Ohio Wesleyan at the Scioto Course.
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U.P
Ohio State
Sargent
Allen Loop
Howard Park
Ted Wilson
Lancaster
George Petuska
Cleveland
Wilson
Buckeyes
Ohio Wesleyan
Scioto
Ohio State Athletes Set for Busy Weekend Schedule
Ohio State faces Purdue in Columbus Saturday night as basketball draws the spotlight. Illinois quintet visits Monday, while track, wrestling, fencing, and rifle squads prepare for events across Evanston Ithaca and beyond. Buckeye lines include Wrigley at center and Murph y blocked by Pur due, with key forwards and guards named. spring travel and foreign meets loom.
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Northwestern
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Chicago
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Simpson
Wreank Hays
William Heintz
Rupert Beetham
Cadiz
Myron Moorehead
Zanesville
Fred Strother
New Lexington High School to close season with Glenford Hiboya
New Lexington High School girls and boys basketball teams prepare to finish the season in New Lexington. The Perry County high school tournament is scheduled for February 22 at the local gym, drawing junior and senior teams from surrounding schools.
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New Wexington
Peb
New Lexington
Glenford Hiboya
Bulldogs Face Zanesville Five In Tonight's Tee Turn Test
Zanesville high treks to Athena gym for a varsity matchup as the Bulldogs seek revenge after a season opener loss. Led by Singer and Sink the Blue Devils loom with a fast break offense while Athena counters with Burroughs Fields and Coury in key guard roles. A preliminary reserves game follows at 7:15.
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Athena
Yanesville
Rames
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Mer
Zanesville
Vane Grunah
Erie Devils
Ciw Aorge Therm
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Bingo
Pete McKintey
Big Red
Iting
Hulldoga
Vittora
Amutldanceville Gymnasium
Fig
Ften Burroughs
Canter
Ields
Coury
Hughes
Warner
Alley record set at Logan
Logan bowling fans witnessed a doublemowling record in a three game series at the Hioxhara Parlors. Phil A. Henderson led with 268 and 227 in two games while Riley Bearnon added 282 and 189, totaling 684 for the series, as Burgess and Grabeis struggled.
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Hioxhara
Phil A. Henderson
Riley Bearnon
Ainst George Burgess
Karl Tiabecis
Henderson
Mets
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