Bobcats close season with DC Flyers clash
Ohio University seniors known as the Big Six close their college careers with a final meeting against the University of DC Flyers after a 65 2 win over Ohio Wesleyan. Frankie Baumholtz led scoring with 24 points to push his season total above 311 and three-year total to 1013 as Ohio improved to 15 wins and 3 losses.
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Ohio University
University of DC Flyers
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Bobcats
Frankie Baumholtz
Romen
Ronnie
McSherry
Hartman
Quackenbush
Caieine
Wesleyan
Baumholtz
Deinzer
Snyder
Lalich
Blick
Ireland
Buttermore
Faught
Reinhardt
Lalish
Miller
Ott
Baroody
Hughes
Heisler
Smith and Young
Gore PTA Meets With Ed Barker Sings America
Gore PTA session opened with America led by Edwin Barker and program planned by Wanda Arnett. Betty McMannis played piano solos, Arnett sisters performed a duet, Trader sisters sang, Emboden brothers Logan played instrumentals. Next meeting set for March 20 with officer elections.
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Roy
Cherrington Hospital
Bobby Emrick
Clifford Wolfe
Maxville
John Starr
James Campbell
Dee Neal
Clell Starr
Charles Starr
Logan
Burl Lemon
Zanesville
Hiram Dixon
A. D. Summers
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Fred Wilson
Martha Ann
Bob Wilson
Larry
Roseville
Frank Jarr
Margaret Arnett
Mona Mae Starr
Madeline
Avas Starr
Farrel Summers
New Straitsville
Orland Mohler
Donna
Tillie Tucker
Orville
Bart Mohler
William Nutter
Lancaster
Alice Myers
Harold
Harrison McMullen
Herman McMannis
Woodrow Ids
Week's Games Close State Cage Schedule
Ohio college basketball heads into the final 14 days of action with 11 games left after this weekend. Mount Union leads the state race but Wooster, Kenyon, and Wittenberg threaten as final-week tests loom with Muskingum and John Carroll next up.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Mount Union
Wooster
Scots
John Carroll
Cleveland
Raiders
Kenyon
Mighty Wittenberg
Lords
Alliance
Wittenberg
Bill Stobbs
Springfielders
Muskingum
Mt. Union
Baujan Seeks Six Teams for New Midwestern Loop
Dayton University athletic director Harry Baujan says early queries from Cincinnati Xavier Marshall Miami Ohio Wesleyan Western Reserve Toledo Akron Carnegie Tech Butler indicate six teams are feasible. He expects results this week to show whether one or two leagues form with broader and Buckeye-focused lines. He mailed more letters to Marquette Detroit Washington Bradley Tech and Western Michigan State Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Harry Baujan
Dayton University
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Xavier
Marshall
Miami
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Toledo
Akron
Carnegie Tech
Butler
Baujan
Huntington
W. Va
Marquette
University of Detroit
Washington University
Bradley Tech
Western Michigan State
Community Notices From Logan Region
Records of visits and family notices include Vin Conkle and Mrs. Jerry Nixon calling on Mrs. Grant Dicken after a yearlong stroke confinement, weekend visits by Hiram Dixon and sons to Logan, and gatherings at the Terrel and McMannis households across Sand Run Newark Logan Stockport Carbon Hill and related localities.
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Vin Conkle
Jerry Nixon
Log
Grant Dicken
Hiram Dixon
William
Jack
Logan
Dan Simmers
Sand Run
W. C. Terrel
Margaret Logue
Mary Hite
Newark
Waldo Terrel
W. E. Terrel
Rosellaers
Gloria Summers
Jesse McMannis
Stockport
Clyde McMannis
Carbon Hill
Tiny Lamp Filament Size Questioned by Draft Calculations
The text notes a filament so small a six watt 115 volt lamp appears almost invisible. It claims a diameter under 0.0051 inch and that 2130 such filaments placed side by side would span an inch.
Leahy Keeps Rockne Grid Principles Alive at Notre Dame
Frank Leahy, 32, Notre Dame coach, is seen as returning the program toward Knute Rockne’s methods. Former teammate Tom Conley notes Leahy’s adaptability, speed and deception, citing his Boston College success and use of spread plays. Leahy’s background includes Omaha high school, Notre Dame captaincy, Mayo Clinic treatment with Rockne, and line coaching at Fordham under Crowley.
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Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Harry Grayson
NEA
South
Tom Conley
John Carroll
Cleveland
Leahy
Rockne
Kansas Plain
Conley
Elmer Layden
Rock
Frank
Boston College
Winner
S. D
Highrnder
Earl Walsh
Ole Notre
Leahy Named Boston College Chief in 1939
The article notes Leahy’s granite background and Cornell coaching school ties through Carl G. Snavely. It highlights his surprise selection as BC chief in 1939, describes him as a modest speaker who weighs words carefully and handles his lines, signaling a measured leadership style.
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Carl G. Snavely
Cornell
Leahy
Boston College
Frank
Leahy Recruits Boston College Staff For Notre Dame
Coach Frank Leahy plans to implement his system at Notre Dame by adding Ed McKeever from Boston College to coach the backs and Fordham veterans Joe McArdle and John Cruze for the line. Freshman coach Tom Powers will supply the varsity with players as Leahy builds his established Leahy method to minimize losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Ed McKeever
Texas Tech
Joe McArdie
John Cruze
Fordham
Tom Powers
Leahy
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Briezts Sports Gleanings and Gossip Notes
Weekly column rounds up quirky sports items and rumors from Eddie Briezts. Names include Earl Walsh Fordham coaching chatter and Frank Leahy Notre Dame contract hints. Also mentions Alice Marble Wimbledon timing, Willie Hoppe on TV, and Senator Haluska dive reference with humorous joke.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Boston College
Earl Walsh
Fordham
George Godfrey
Georges Carpentier
Turkey Thompson
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Washington Senators
Orlando
Bucky Harris
Alice Marble
One Man Opinion on Distance Runners and Boxing Hype
Distance runners come and go but Rice could win big gains. Old Pop Foster trains a new boxing protégé rivaling Jimmy M Larnin and Jimmy Webb excites Garden crowds with two handed power. Lew Jenkins favored over Lou Ambers Friday night. Warren Wilson to turn pro after Clemson stint with strong backing from rich New York Atlanta New Jersey sportsmen. Anton Christoforidis or Jimmy Webb could replace Billy Conn as light heavy champion. Headline on Southern Conference recruiting limits and coach eligibility.
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Pop Foster
Jimmy M’larnin
Jimmy Webb
Garden
Lew Jenkins
Lou Ambers
Rich
New York
Atlanta
New Jersey
Warren Wilson
Clemson
Anton Christoforidis
Billy Conn
Reds Pitchers Boost Spring Training Amid Holdout Rumors
World champion Cincinnati Reds opened spring training in Tampa with Ernie Lombardi absent amid contract holdout rumors. Manager Bill McKechnie said Lombardi would report in time, while Warren Giles implied the decision rests with ownership. Late arrivals included Vander Meer, Monte Pearson, Joe Beggs, Whitey Moore, and Jim Turner. In Florida, Cleveland Indians prepare a 19 man pitching staff ahead of an exhibition with the Dodgers in Havana on March 7, with outfield holdouts Weatherly and Heath.
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Tampa
Fila
Cincinnati Reds
Ernesto Natali Lombardi
Bill McKechnie
Ernie
Warren C. Giles
Schnoz
Mittman
Lom
The
Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Monte Pearson
Joe Beggs
Whitey Moore
Jim Turner
Fort Myers
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Dodgers
Havana
Roy Weatherly
Jekt Heath
Wisconsin Indiana Battle For Big Ten Title Tonight
Wisconsin and Indiana, the Big Ten leaders, meet in Bloomington with the winner taking clear control of the title race. Wisconsin beat Chicago 65 to 25 on Saturday while Indiana toppled Iowa 47 to 36, led by Gene Englund and Joe Stampf.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Ohio State
Bucks
Illinois
Hoosiers
Badgers
Shawmaianshin
Chicago
Iowa
Gene Englund
Joe Stampf
Stampf
Joe Rieff
Northwestern
England
Minnesota
Purdue
Michigan
Wisconsin-Indiana
Glenford Captures Perry County Crown Over Junction City
Glenford defeated Junction City 61 to 39 to win the Perry County tournament final held Saturday night. Somerset edged Corning 36 to 29 in the junior league final as Dawson left the game with fouls and Somerset pulled away late. Dick Shrider led Glenford with 23 points while Hollister and Schofield also scored heavily.
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Logan
Glenford
Perry
Junction City
Somerset
Corning
Dick Shrider
Hollister
Schofield
Dawson
Dupler
Curl
Varsity
Glenford Axline
Lattimer
Shrider
Bannan Wee
Henderson
Aocen
Noyes
Swinehart
Matheny
Rushing
Poling
Johnson
Wolfe
Grigsby
Metzger
Cochran
Tors Somerset Foster
Snider
Esuwe
Ream
Wwe Abbott
Corning Kader
Chapman
Wwenes
Roberts
Fitch
Clark
Rogers
Extra Rail Office Adds To Dover Force In Ohio
Chauncey evangelist Rev. C. L. Johnson returns from Columbus to preach on This Matter of Conversion tonight at 1 30. He spoke to a large audience last night. The New York Central adds a third trick man to Chauncey block office and expands Jacksonville to two shifts. A part time block office may open at Millfield. Extra business drives railroad personnel increase.
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Dover
Chauncey
C. L. Johnson
Columbus
New York Central Railroad Company
Jacksonville
Millfield
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey residents share weekend visits and family gatherings. Cliff Shafer and Isabel Courtney joined Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shafer for Sunday dinner. Frances Fiske is ill with mumps. Jackie McClanahan has measles. Joy Anna Bryson returns to school after mumps. Boots Bryson visits family. Neil Tippett returns home from Keystone West Virginia after months with Williamson Contracting. Charles Keirns and son Doug along with Carol Tippett and daughter Carolyn visit Sam Tippett’s home.
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Chauncey District
Chauncey
Cliff Shafer
Carl Shafer
Columbus
Isabel Courtney
Frances Fiske
Jackie McClanahan
C. D. McClanahan
Joy Anna Bryson
Leslie Bryson
Boots Bryson
Neil Tippett
Keystone
W. Va
Williamson Contracting Company
Charles Keirns
Doug
Carol Tippett
Carolyn
Sam Tippett
Punishment of German Poorhouse Inmates Over Food
A historical note describes inmates in old German poorhouses suspended from a basket over the table during meals as punishment for refusing to work, forcing them to watch others eat while they starved.
Billiards Night Scores and Matchups Highlight Ohio Teams
Games tonight at 8 15 feature Pep cola Varsity Billiards versus Buckeye Cafeteria and Ohio State Journal Oil against Athens Hi Faculty. Other matches include Athena Airways with Coca Cola Rotting Works and Pepsi Cola Paul Tribe facing Standard ONC.
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Buckeye
Athena Airways
B. van Dyke
Cox
B. Wilson
Wree
Faulkner
Cooley
Coca Cola Rotting Works
Cole
Cross
Term
Athens Hi
Oliver
Rameney
Hess
McBee Company
B. Nelson
Joe Verity
Carmichael
Ohio State Journal
Williams
B. Bobo
Pennell
Pepsi Cola
Paul Tribe
Morton Rice
Joe Bobo
Standard Onc ‘Oon
Winenin
Veratt
Billardoncoury
Pierce
Gardner
Games Tonight
Ohio State
Oil
Sycanesg Hi
Eee Airways
Record Big Trep Claims Lynn Valley Douglas Fir 417 Feet Tall
British Columbia lumbermen say the Lynn Valley Douglas fir tops records as the largest tree cut down, measuring 417 feet high with a 25 foot diameter and 77 feet in girth.
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British Columbia
Lynn Valley
Clevelander Leads State Pin Tourney in Ohio
Ohio bowling action features Clevelander leaders in Class A singles and all events. M Tigue posted 577 to lead over Ethel Suchan, while Florence Leeds of Columbus paced all events with 1654, edging Rose Suchan of Cleveland. Class B results show Iron Kettles atop, with Middletown teams placing mid pack and doubles led by Salem entrants. England’s 17,286 new books versus 10,812 in America cited from a recent year.
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Dayton
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio State
M. Tigue
Reed-Klopp
Iron Kettles
R. Hine
Salem
M. Greenwalt
Alliance
Mary Dancik
Rose Suchan
Fannie Parks
Grace Fulton
Warren
M. Kline
H. Caldwell
P. Withers
Lara Newcomer
Zanesville
England
America
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Ess
Heidelberg
Bluffton
Eeenne
Marietta
Baldwin-Wallace
Onyon Sesecerssucs
Weee
Daxo Pere
JM Crowley
FORD
Rish
Brietz
Elizabeth Hicks
Willie Hoppe
Bill Tilden
Bill Stern
la Tropical Park
Gayle Talbot
Babe Herman
Tommy Fitzgerald
Louisville Courier-Journal
Haluska
Pennsylvania
Senate
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Perry Co
Seata
Athens
Athens City Cage League
Clevelander
Pico Wholesale CO
Glouster, Ohio
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