County Cage Meet Pairings Drawn for Athens Tourney
Pairings for the Athens 2 County scholastic basketball tournament at Ohio University were drawn after a meeting of county league coaches and principals. Seeds include Rane Wenner as county champion, with Albans and Amessern runners up. First games Friday afternoon feature Greens Run vs the Plains, Shuter and Albany Wilangie Nts facing Annte Bern and Troy, and Carbon Dale vs New Marshield. Semis Saturday afternoon and a consolation format determine final entries, with a 2 30 shooting event and a 40-player team cap.
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Ohio University
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Rane
Wenner
Jacke Bonville- Trim Die
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Amessern
Greens
Plains
Frnday
Suchter
Albany
Annte Bern
Troy
Carbondale
New
Atlata
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Tramtwein
Pomeroy Panthers Clinch League Title with 21–9 Win
Pomeroy Purple Panthers defeat Gallipolis Blue Devils 21 to 9 to seal the Southeastern Ohio League championship without a loss and extend their win streak to 11. Proctor led scoring with 16 points as Gallipolis boys and Pomeroy coeds split wins in a Friday night doubleheader.
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Farnum
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Gallipolia Girls
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Swing
Icherbach
Ateady
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Cow
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Kelton
Re. Swanson
If Hamerick
Coder
Re - Brothers
Indians Poised for Pennant Run in 1932 Spring Talk
Levelland Feb 20 1932 The Indians open spring training in New Orleans with 1 pitcher 3 catchers as workouts begin March 1 to shape a pennant bid The two key issues are adding a reliable third pitcher and upgrading the keystone defense with Joe Boley or other fits Billy Evans eyes youngster Hildebrand as a potential 15 game winner and notes rookies Pearson Bean Craghead Galehouse Lee Reddoch Rhodez Sheffner to challenge for spots Luke Sewell Glenn Myatt catchers and Pytiak in reserve batters expected to contribute remains.
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Alan Smith Levelland
Cleveland Indians
New Orlesana
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
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Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Piliot
Skeystone
Billy Evans
Joe Boley
The
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Peck
Wes Hers Rell
Wes
Ferrell
Keystone
Hay Brown
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Leatwson
Igui
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Brown
Yoledo
Avason
Lawson
Oral Huldubrand
Iepuone
Indianapolis
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Aveighs
Hildebrand
New Orleans
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Beek
Bradley
Cleveland
Monte Pearson
Oaktand
Belve Bean
Howard Craghead
Dennis Galehouse
Johnstown
Thorton KY Lee
Shreveport
Charles Reddoch
Decatur
Leon Rhodez
Burlington
Milburn Sheffner
Sheffner
Lee
Luke Sewell
Glenn Myatt
Myatt
Frank Pytiak
Buffata
Ohio U. narrowly tops DePauw 29 26 in late rally
Ohio University overcame a halftime deficit to defeat DePauw 29 to 26. Key late plays by Lackey, Moffett, Trace, and Brown sparked a 11 point rally in the final minutes, while Saunders locked down DePauw star Eubank.
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Ohio University
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Buckeye
Hoosiers
Strenth
Bobcats
Ohio
Fubank
DeFauw
Informa
Perkina
Harry
Hey
Moffett
Margieven
Lackey
Harold Broan
Graham
Slnis
Ghiaive
Brown
Ven Welle
Wile
Hirold Jraanoa
Uhin
Taree Trnes
Perkins Eat
Vern Wolle
Vern Wolfe
Farry Lackey
Bobsuts
Gshadel Saunders
George Eubank
Eubank
Saunders
Ohig Fraee
Wolfe
O Saunders
E-Awe
Molfett
Perkins
Dawalt
Copeland
Simpson
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Bacon
Greens Run Girls Close Season With Top League Finish
The Greens Run girls basketball team finished first in Athens County league with only one loss in 15 games. They scored 189 points while allowing 503, defeating Stewart in the final game and posting a 26 7 record. The season included wins over Carbondale, Lodi, Ames Bernas, and others. The report notes a serious injury to Thelma Hisel, 12, from Mt Victory after an incident involving a sharpened object.
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Athens
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Reneral
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Tania
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Narnia
Ina
Mip Whipple
Glover
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Farid
C. O Wise
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Peters
Agnesee
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Maore
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Cooly
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Ewing
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Troy
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Ion
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R. Bobo
Conrath
Fateh Antares
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Stewart — On
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Carbondale
Jacksonville-Trimble
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Ames-Bern
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Euchtel
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Marten Ao
First Reds Train for Tampa Spring Training
The first Cincinnati Reds squad leaves for Tampa, Florida to begin spring training. Eppa Rixey, Bob Asbjornson, Clyde Sukeforth, Clyde Manion, Oliver Eckert, Benny Frey, Harlan Wysong, Eugene Schott, and John Fonger in the party. Manager Ban Johnson and President Sidney Weill join later.
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Besehall
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Fla
Eppa Jeptha Rixey
Bob Asbjornson
Clyde Sukeforth
Clyde Manion
Oliver Eckert
Benny Frey
Harlan Wysong
Eugene Schott
John Fonger
Mickey Heath
Larry Benton
Roy Hkolp
John Ogden
Si Johnson
Owen Carerell
Whitey Tusher
Ban Later
Sidney Weill
Football Rule Changes Aimed at Safer Play and Balanced Offense
Mitchell's Musings quotes coach Don Beattie on football rule changes. He cites elimination of the flying tackle and banning the tying block as reducing injuries and preserving blocking as key to offense, while noting kick-off tweaks and time-out use may alter strategy.
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Dafense
Seth Mika
Jared
Elisa
UB Rt
Dave Ip
Don
Athens Bows To Hounds In Dallas Contest
In a county league scoreless diary style summary the game features the New York Yankees vs Detroit Tigers on June 20 1931. Pitchers Piogras Johnson and Buffing walked 14 while Tigers Sorrell issued seven passes.
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Athens
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Night Baseball Changes Scouts Duties and Player Prices
The piece argues night games complicate scouting and lower turnout for minor leaguers while raising prices for top prospects. It notes owners resist night schedules, while some clubs shift to daylight games to protect young talent and major league prospects. The author cites salary trends and the impact on evaluations for major league readiness.
Kentucky Derby Entrants Lead Flight Headline
New lore from Feb 20 details Whitney's list of entrants for the Kentucky Derby. The field features six possible starters, including Three D's Stool Wurm and The Brookande Sinhle. Entries highlight clear hopes for new juvenile prizes and a $10,000 purse.
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Church
Kentucky
Tana Whitney
Groentre
Tve
HLI
Stadiag
Elacr Stud
Wurm
Terewich
C. ¥. Whitney
Ven Chapman Fumbles Lead as McCarthy Shifts to Over Field
The play-by-play notes Ven Chapman failed to start his final play, and manager Jon McCarthy removed him from the field to make a strategic move. The substitute delivered an unexpected fielding error that changed the game's momentum.
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Ainlen
Jon McCarthy
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