Bobcats Triumph in Senior Night 72 47 over Dayton
Ohio University seniors cap three-year era with a 72 to 47 victory over the Dayton Flyers in a record-setting performance. Frankie Baumholtz adds 29 points to finish his Ohio career as the program’s all-time scorer, pacing the 16th win in 19 games.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Bobcats
Dayton
Frankie Baumholtz
Ohio University
University of Dayton Flyers
Ohio Gymnasium
W. J. Trautwein
Svarana
Flyers
Baumbholts
Snyder
Blick
McSherry
Baumholtz
M'Bee Women's Duckpin League Dominated by Bobcats in Thrilling Win
Ohio Bobcats, led by Carl Ott and Baumholtz, overcame Dayton Flyers 63 52 after a mid first half surge. Ott scored repeatedly to tie the game at 18 all and Baumholtz sparked a 41 22 halftime lead before Dayton battled back late.
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Carl Ott
Carl
Baumholtz
Bobcats
Baumbholtz
Dayton
OHTO
Deinzer
Blick
Aes O Snyder
McSherry
Lalich
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Hosch
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J. Westendorf
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Dill
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Kinsley
Hogan and Vernia
Hartnett Returns to Giants as Jubilant Catcher
Charles Lee Gabby Hartnett age 40 has rejoined the New York Giants and is back catching. Once Cubs manager he now crowds the plate with pep, sharing duties with Harry Danning and working with Slim Newton. He plans to play in doubleheaders and reclaim his upbeat nickname Laughing Boy.
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Miami
Giants
Charles Lee
Gabby) Hartnett
Gabby
Chicago Cubs
Harry Danning
Slim Newton
Danning
Breezing Along with Briezt: Sports Quick Takes
Eddie Briezt surveys sports chatter from Dempsey to draft boards. Notable items include Jack Sutherland interviewing sleepers, Paul Manton refereeing the Southern Conference tournament, Hank Greenberg and Yankee talk, and Pat O’Brien with Fritz Crisler attending Marquette’s welcome dinner. Miscellaneous notes cover tennis, golf, and club gossip.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Jack Dempsey
Arlene Judge
John Munski
Missouri U.’s
Jack Sutherland
South
Bill Tilden
Raleigh
Paul Menton
Baltimore Evening Sun
Atlanta
Boston College
Duke Nelson
Rensselaer Poly
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Nassau
Bobby Jones
Tommy Armour
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Frankie Kovacs
Florida
Riggs
M’neil
al Schacht
Pat O’brien
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Tom Stidham
Marquette
Ed M’keever
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Holdout Lombardi Worries Reds as Silence Grows
Cincinnati Reds GM Warren Giles pursues an experienced catcher while Ernie Lombardi remains silent over a 1941 contract offer. The holdout situation mirrors Ted Williams and Bobby Doerr with Boston and notes progress on Monte Pearson and other camps.
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Cincinnati
Alice’ In Wonderland
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Ernie
Oakland
Calif
Warren C. Giles
Giles
Sarasota
Fla
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Doerr
Sockers
White Sox Ban Ice Skating And Warn Against Bowling
Pasadena report says manager Jimmy Dykes has banned ice skating for White Sox players and cautions them about excessive bowling. San Bernardino item notes Rip Sewell, leading Pirates pitcher, is also involved in the update.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
San Bernardino
Rip Sewell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ram Backfield Stars Are Lost To Uncle Sam
Cleveland Rams face likely losses as Ollie Cordill Vic Spadaccini and Dante Magnani are entering Army service. President Bruch confirms three 1940 backfield stars appear set to miss 1941 games, with the broader impact felt across clubs as service calls pull players away.
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Ram
Uncle Sam
Cleveland
Sam
Cleveland Rams
Ollie Cordill
Dutch Clark
Army Air Corps
Vic Spadaccini
Dante Magnani
Cordill
E. P. Bruch
Bruch
Clark
One in Seven A Speaker With White House Dreams
A fragment notes that among seven speakers of the U S House only one had a residency in the office aspiration. It names James Pome as the example.
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United States
House of Representatives
White House
James Pome
Vinton County Cage Quints Open Tourney Preview
The Vinton County basketball tournament runs Feb 27 28 and March 1 at Allensville Gym. McArthur Zaleski and Allensville lead the varsity upper bracket with a first round bye for McArthur. Wilkesville Hamden Vinton Rural compete in the lower bracket with Wilkesville favored to emerge. Reserve bracket features Wilkesville Allensville and Hamden McArthur in early games.
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Vinton
Vinton Two
Hamden
McArthur
Zaleski
Wilkesville
Richland
Vinton County
Allensville Gymnasium
Allensville
Winton Rural
Ham
Den
Vinton Rural
Nelsonville Choir To Assist at Dover Meeting
Large audience heard Reverend C. L. Johnson speak on Saved What Do You Mean Rev J J Cahill of Athens and Rev O W Williams McArthur attended with a Nelsonville delegation Nelsonville church members will provide special music for the services tonight and Thursday at 7 30 PM the Nursery of the Soul is the topic for tonight's session
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Chauncey
C. L. Johnson
J. J. Cahill
Athens
O. W. Williamf McArthur
Nelsonville
Cahill
O. W. Williams
Denver Lee Cline Birthday Party
Chauncey hosts a party for Denver Lee Cline on his fourteenth birthday with gifts, games, songs, and a pink green white cake with 14 candles. Refreshments served to family friends including John and Dorothy Cline and the guest of honor Jack Cline. several guests invited but unable to attend.
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Chauncey
John Cline
Denver Lee
Jack) Cline
Dorothy Goodson
Thomas Dickerson
Ralph Crabtree
Raymond Crabtree
Jean Cline
Barn Fire Recalled On 20th Anniversary
Twenty years ago on February 26 1921 a large barn at Chauncey Mine No 25 burned down and 22 horses perished. Only one horse survived as Milo C Stalder stable boss Thomas Fennell mine boss and Frank Millington mine superintendent were named in the account. Stalder and Fennell still live in Chauncey while Millington resides at Shadyside Ohio.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Milo C. Stalder
Thomas Fennell
Frank Millington
Stalder
Fennell
Millington
Shadyside
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Miss Gloria Hintz of Sugar Grove spent the week end here with her mother Lettie Hintz. Harry McMahen Chauncey Dover schools instructor left for Piqua to stay at least a week due to mumps. Denver Bricker and daughter Mary Carolyn visited Fort Thomas Kentucky over the last weekend. Hollis Stalder visited her parents Grant and Mrs Russell near Coolville over Sunday. Leatha Thomas and Donald Chalfant of Akron announce birth of daughter Suzanne January 26 weighing seven pounds five and a half ounces. Jerry Blackford is ill with mumps.
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Chauncey
Gloria Hintz
Sugar Grove
Lettie Hintz
Harry McMahen
Chauncey-Dover
Piqua
Denver Bricker
Mary Carolyn
Fort Thomas
Hollis Stalder
Grant Russell
Coolville
Donald Chalfant
Leatha Thomas
Akron
Suzanne
Jerry Blackford
Gerald Blackford
Chauncey A Euchre Party At Millfield Hall
Chauncey A euchre party will be held Wednesday night in the Millfield D of P Hall at 8 o clock.
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Chauncey
Millfield
P, Hall
Ohio U and others scorecard reading across multiple games
Scores from numerous college basketball games show Ohio University 72 over Dayton 47 while Xavier loses to Western Michigan 50 45. Other results include Thiel 58 over Youngstown 74 and Ashland 47 over Heidelberg 30 with several small colleges noted.
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Ohio U
Dayton
Wittenberg
Findlay
Muskingum
Marietta
Ashland
Kent State
Bowling Green
Heidelberg
Xavier
Western
Mich
State
Tri-State
Ind
Bluffton
Youngstown
Thiel
Assumption
de Sales
Logan Chieftains Top Lancaster St. Marys 44 to 30 in Rough Victory
Cecil Scott sparked the Logan Chieftains as they defeated Lancaster St. Marys 44 to 30. Scott scored 17 points while reserves won 21 to 18. St. Marys led briefly in the third quarter but Logan rallied, Daum starred for St. Marys, and many fouls hampered the visitors.
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LOGAN
Cecil Scott
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster St. Marys
Scott
St. Marys
Daum
Pairings announced for Southeastern District Cage Tournament
The five day event begins March 6 at Hotel Berry with 19 teams, new entries Wheelersburg and Washington Two, and Wellston returning. First round March 6 reduces to 16, with semis March 15 and the final that night. Harold E Wise assists, with Harley Pearce and Ivan Davis officiating.
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Hotel Berry
Ohio University
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Washington
Wellston
Ironton
Hillsboro
Athens
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Marietta
New Boston
Chillicothe
Jackson
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Greenfield
Logan
Pomeroy
New Lexington
Harley Pearce
Ivan Davis
Ohio-Dayton
Bulldogs End Season With Logan Friday
Athens Bulldogs prepare for a crucial Friday home game against Logan Chieftains as coach Harry Lackey aims to cap a 13-2 season, regain second in the S E C League, and avenge a 35 31 loss earlier in the campaign. Tom Williams returns to practice after last week’s incident.
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George Geyer
Athens Bulldogs
Logan Chieftains
Athens
Harry Lackey
S.E.C
Logan
Pomeroy
Bulldogs
Red
Tom Williams
Finnigan and Eisele Named on Western Reserve Reserve List
Western Reserve's athletic board reviewed over 100 applicants for the football director post after Bill Edwards resigned to lead the Detroit Lions. Eddie Finnigan, Baldwin Wallace assistant coach, and Herb Eisele, Cathedral Latin mentor, were prominently noted on the list. Eisele’s teams have lost only four games in five years, two to Washington High School.
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Cleveland
Eddie Finnigan
Baldwin- Wallace
Herb Eisele
Cathedral
Western Reserve
Bill Edwards
Detroit Lions
Karl Davis
Finnigan
Eisele
Washington High School
Boxing Results From Three Cities
In Kaukauna Phil Zwick 131 of Kaukauna knocked out Ey Eulien 137 of Tahiti in the eighth. In Savannah Freddie Pope 116 of Columbus outpointed Eee Kiene 116 of Savannah over ten rounds. In Indianapolis Floyd Howard dayton stopped Gib Jones Charleston W V in five.
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Phil Zwick
Ey Eulien
Tahiti
Savannah
Freddie Pope
Columbus
Eee Kiene
Indianapolis
Floyd Howard
Dayton
Gib Jones
Charleston
W. Va
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