Financial Report of Athens County 1937
County auditor O Gibson presents the 1937 financial summary for Athens County. Data covers population from the 1980 census, tax valuation at 34 422 890 dollars, and county tax rate of 2.30 mills. Funds show motor vehicle and gasoline tax revenue, vehicle licenses, gas tax, limestone sales, and miscellaneous receipts.
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Frozen to Death tale sparks protest in Bluefield
Allen West of Peterstown recalls a 26 below zero death on a long hike as four companions were hospitalized. He hiked to Bluefield to protest a newspaper editor. The item sits among other county fiscal notes and a certification by I F Rowland and C G Gibson of Athens County authorities.
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Allen West
Oakvale
Peterstown
Miami Upset Dashes Bobcats Title Chance
Miami University Redskins toppled Ohio University 36 to 33 at Oxford to ruin the Bobcats bid and leave both teams tied for second with four wins and two losses. Cromer led Miami with 13 points while Rinta added 10 and Lalich tallied nine for Ohio. Marshall College led Ohio Wesleyan and nears an undisputed title with a Tuesday clash.
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Redskins
Ohio University
Buckeye
Oxford
Bobcats
Miami
Marshall College
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
John Cromer
Eugene Rinta
Nick Lalich
University of Dayton
Cincinnati
Ohio Natators Edgeed by Fenn Cleveland Meet Thriller
Ohio University swimming lost to Fenn College of Cleveland 38 to 37. The Bobcats won the 300 yard medley and 400 yard relays while Fenn took five of the other seven events. Biser and Evans were 1 2 in diving for Ohio, Ed Wright won the 150 yard backstroke.
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Fenn College of
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Bobcats
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Evans
Ohio
Ed Wright
Luther resigns as Mahoning pro in golf circuit
Ted Luther, former Ohio open champion and longtime Mahoning Country Club pro, resigns to take a post at Churchill Valley Country Club in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. Johnny Malutic to succeed him at Mahoning.
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Youngstown
U.P
Ted Luther
Mahoning Country Club
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Waynesburg
Johnny Malutic
Marquette Coach Proposes Three 15 Minute Basketball Periods
Milwaukee Bill Chandler, Marquette coach, suggests dividing games into three 15 minute periods instead of two 20 minute halves. He argues the change would add five minutes of play and keep players rested while giving fans more show.
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Bill Chandler
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Chandler
Three Teams in Fight for Ohio Conference Laurels
Wooster, Wittenberg and Mount Union lead the Ohio Conference with Wooster and Wittenberg tied at 7–0 and Mount Union 10–2. Marshall dominates Buckeye play, while Dayton upsets Cincinnati and Western Reserve upset Syracuse in a weekend full of upsets and scoring bursts.
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University of Toledo
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Walter Winklejohn
Dayton
Cincinnati
Winklejohn
Gordon Iliff
Western Reserve
Red Cats
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Kenyon
Ashland
Kent State
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Bradley Tech
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Youngstown
Hiram
Akron
Findlay
Beloit
Wis
Oberlin
Miami
Delaware
Geneva
Beaver Falls
Cedarville
Bluffton
Kent State Wins Narrowly Over OU Matmen
In front of the largest crowd for a collegiate wrestling match here, Kent State defeated Ohio University 15 11 at the Men's Gym. Ohio led twice with Gene Porczynski pinning Wilbur in 3 13 and Phil Lewandowski edging Nick Carter in overtime. Despite absences, Ohio fought hard with notable wins by Lewandowski at 165 and Eranus Sepetowski at 155, while Kent claimed the 145 and heavyweight bouts and resisted late rallies.
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Gene Porczynski
Wilbur
Nelson
Phil Lewandowski
Nick Carter
John Smnth
Chet Adamczyk
Kent
Frank Aiello
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Lynn Sivon
Kent Stater
Ross Smith
Stan Switcz
Adamczyk
Carmen Falcone
Smith
Paul DeTurk
Buell Graven
Graven
Griffith
Lewandowski
Carter
Kent Grappler
Porczynski
Eranus Sepetowski
Northwestern Maintains Lead In Big Ten Race
Northwestern moved back atop the Big Ten standings with six wins and one loss as Purdue Michigan Ohio State and Minnesota contended for a multiple tie. Ohio State beat Purdue 37 29 and Lew Dehner pushed Minnesota past Illinois 108 points in six games. Wisconsin visits Chicago while Michigan meets Iowa in Ann Arbor.
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Wisconsin
Jean Smith
Mike McMichael
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Illinois
Lew Dehner
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Foord to Box Neusel in Hamburg April 16
South African heavyweight Ben Foord has signed to meet Germany's Walter Neusel in Hamburg on April 16 after a recent defeat to Max Schmeling. The announcement notes the bout and marks Foord's continued boxing schedule despite the loss.
On Board a Child Fueled Train to New York
Sport Parade writer laments their train voyage to New York filled with children. Mutinous antics include orange peels tossed in aisles and frequent Tarzan cries from a rowdy performer. The piece contrasts adult patience with lively kids aboard a crowded car.
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New York
Florida
Foreign Legion
Tarzan of the Apes
Tarzan
Waner to Talk 1938 Pact With Pirates Friday
Paul Waner, a top NL hitter, will visit Pittsburgh Friday to discuss his 1938 contract with Pirates officials. The census estimates 1,024,000 Johnsons live in the United States.
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Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
United States
Young Texan Demaret Wins San Francisco Open Title
Jimmy Demaret the 27-year-old Houston pro captured the San Francisco Open championship after 36 holes, defeating Sam Snead in the final. Demaret earned $1,000, Snead settled for $500 as runner-up. the Texan beat Olin Dutra Vic Ghezzi Emil Mashie Henry Picard on the way to the title amid winter golf gales and rain.
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Jimmy Demaret
Houston
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Emil Mashie
Fitchburg
Mass
Henry Picard
Hershey, Pa
Snead
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