Ohio Quintet Drops Buckeye Showdown at Delaware
Ohio University falls 36 23 to Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware, dropping from first to third in the Buckeye Conference. Bobcats trailed 19 6 at halftime as Frankie Baumholtz held to six points, with Charley Blickensderfer leading Ohio U scorers.
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Marshall
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Bishops
Julius Rivlin
Frankie Baumholtz
Midvale
Charley Blickensderfer
Bobcat
Blickensderfer
Baumholtz
Wesleyan
Buttermore
Hartman
Baroody
Reiser
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Rohr
U. FG
Deinser
Baumholtz, F
Aennsseeemae
Snyder, G
McSherry
Ohio U
Hummon
Wittenberg
Paul Dean's comeback hopes with St Louis Cardinals examined
Mitch's Musings reviews the 1939 baseball season opener and the Paul Dean comeback. Branch Rickey remains hopeful about Deans arm as he battles psychological hurdles, while Dean touts improved control and a potential return to form after a year in the minors.
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Rickey
Detroit Tigers
Logan-Horwell Ill of influenza at Logan High School
Logan James Horwell band director at Logan High School is confined to his room due to influenza illness.
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James Horwell
Logan High School
OSU Relay Triumph Over Pitt quartet at Arena Relays
Ohio State led by Harley Howells edged Pittsburgh in the first annual Arena Relays as Howells erased a 20 yard gap in the final laps of the mile relay and pulled away at the tape. Ohio State clocked 3 26.4 for the mile while Pitt failed to anchor Johnny Woodruff due to injury.
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Jake Chandler
Wooster
Baldwin Wallace
Bowling Green
Oberlin
Central High
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Rhodes
Powers
Cathedral Latin
Lakewood
Shaw
West Tech
Dick Tupta
Notre Dame Football Coaches Since 1910 and Other Qs
A list of Notre Dame football coaches since 1910 with names and tenures: Longman, Marks, Harper, Rockne, Anderson, Layden. It also notes the 1982 Dodgers standings and August position, plus attendance figures for 1986 games and a white deer sighting near Hornell NY by Sgt Van Ness and party.
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Notre Dame
A. Frank C. Longman
L. H. Marks
Jesse C. Harper
Knute Rockne
Heartly
Hunk) Anderson
Elmer Layden
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Stanford
Notre
Hornell
N. Y
George W. van Ness
Grant Angell
van Ness
High School Cage Quintets Enter Closing Stages of Campaign
Ohio high school basketball enters elimination rounds as county sectional and district playoffs decide 16 class A and 16 class B teams for the state tournament March 16 17 18 in Columbus. The OHSAA board in Cleveland will pick 10 officials for 30 state meet games.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Cleveland
H. R. Townsend
Townsend
Eiither
Wharton
Wyandot
Salem
North Baltimore
Wood County
Cadiz
Dennison
Deckard Beats Lash In Fast Two Mile Duel
Don Lash lost a two mile race to Tommy Deckard by a yard at the Veterans of Foreign Wars meet in Boston. Deckard clocked 9 13.4 while Lash, holder of the world indoor record, finished behind after a pace strategy that failed to yield a strong finishing surge.
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U.P
Don Lash
Tommy Deckard
Don
University of Indiana
Deckard
Bloomington
Ind
Newark
Lash
Tommy
Boston Garden
Albany FFA initiates twelve McArthur and five locals in Green Hands
Albany The FFA chapter initiated twelve McArthur and five local vocational agriculture boys as Green Hands, raising membership to 35. The basketball team then defeated McArthur, followed by refreshments. Upcoming events include Cap Andy and Flip radio on April 14 and a parent son banquet March 14. Noah Webster took 21 years to prepare his dictionary.
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Pauline Mitchell
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George van Dyke
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
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J. O. Cottle
Lawrence Morris
Alice Stanley
Nora Radford
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