Buckeye Title Duel Looms as Ohio U and Marshall Clash
Ohio U must beat Dayton at Athens while Marshall needs to topple Miami at Huntington to decide the Buckeye Conference crown. If Marshall wins, it takes the title outright. if Ohio upsets Marshall, Ohio State joins Marshall and Ohio Wesleyan in a three way share, with Wooster set for top Ohio Conference honors.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio - Marshall
Columbus
Dayton
Miami
Buckeye
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio U
Marshall
Ohio
University of Dayton Flyers
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Ohio State
Toledo
John Carroll
Kenyon
Muskingum
Wooster
de Sales
Wittenberg
Mt. Union
Marietta
Chuck Chuckovits
Toledo University
Chuck
Nick Frascella
Frankie Baumholtz
Ohio US
Rocket Ace
Ohio UL
Chuckovits
Baumholtz
Ohio College
Xavier
Baldwin Wallace
Akron
Western Michigan
Detroit
O. Wesleyan A
Ohrto U
Sandusky-Cal Bull Dog Survives 80-Foot Fall
A small bull dog named Sandusky-Cal plunged from an 80 foot roof and survived. The dog coughed, breathed deeply, and recovered quickly, barking as if nothing happened.
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Sandusky
Cal
Bulldogs End uired Tonight At Marietta
Athens High School faces Marietta in a regular season finale with a possible district tourney preview. Marietta, led by Sutton, hosts Athens as both teams seek wins, while Haddad Conner Becker Pflug and Biehl anchor the Tigers’ balanced attack.
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Howard Kahn
Athens High
Marietta
Bulldogs
Frank Sutton
Tigers
Newark
Athens
Bulldog
Pomeroy
Sutton
Chillicothe
Harry Lackey
Haddad
Conner
Becker
Pflug
Bieh
Shaw Crowned Midwest Rifle Champion in Ohio Meet
KE L Shaw of Columbus Grove, Hancock County, won the annual midwest small bore rifle tournament with 587 aggregate. Stanley Grooms of Grove City amazed by shooting 300 consecutive tens in the Teews Trophy shootoff as Eugene Huff of Coshocton tied for second with 292, while Fred H Holman of Dayton won the Columbus Trophy.
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Columbus
U.P
E. L. Shaw
Columbus Grove
Hancock County
Stanley Grooms
Grove City
Grooms
Eugene Huff
Coshocton
W. J. Tiefenbrunn
St. Louis
Huff
National Rifle Association
Fred H. Holman
Dayton
Shaw
F. A. Worthen
Barberton
Helen Jenkins
Arthur Burtscher
Toledo
Fort Hayes
D. R. Maxwell
American Legion
Logan Class B Sectional Pairings Announced
Drawings for the Logan Class B Sectional basketball tournament were held with Fred Burchfield in charge. Games run Wednesday to Saturday with two brackets, byes, pairings for opening rounds, Friday second round games, semi finals Saturday afternoon, and a finals night. Officials Gene Mechling and C H Jones. 10 minute practice before each game. single admission 35 cents and season tickets 1.25.
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Logan
Fred Burchfield
Glouster
Rome
Chauncey
Jacksonville- Trimble
the Plains
Athens County
Crooksville
Glenford
Shawnee
Perry County
Racine
Middleport
Meigs County
Rio Grande
Mercerville
Gallia County
Oak Hill
Jackson County
McArthur
Vinton County
Union Furnace
Hocking County
Gene Mechling
New Lexington
C. H. Jones
Wellston
Burchfield
Notes From Training Camps in Three Florida Cities
Reds wear mourning bands for Mrs Powell Crosley as Ray Davis signs to join camp. Lombardi and Weaver out with high fevers and colds. McKechnie orders rest. Yankees begin 15th spring at St Petersburg as McCarthy arrives. Gehrig and Selkirk need conditioning. Dodgers report at Clearwater with Durocher taking charge. Mungo Phelps absent, Camilli delayed.
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Tampa
Fla
U.P
Cincinnati Reds
Powell Crosley
Reds
Sarasota
Ray Davis
Jim Weaver
Ernie Lombardi
Bill McKechnie
Lombardi
Wally Berger
Harry Craft
Pete Naktenis
ST. Petersburg
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Art Fletcher
Lou Gehrig
Jake Powell
George Selkirk
Clearwater, Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clearwater Field
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Hot Springs
Ark
van Mungo
Babe Phelps
Dolph Camilli
California
Giants Manager Plans Daily Workouts For Pitchers
Hot Springs Arkansas. Manager Bill Terry aims to fit his pitchers into top shape before joining the New York Giants in Baton Rouge Louisiana Saturday. Daily workouts on the diamond are planned starting today to condition the staff.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Baton Rouge
O. E. S. Chapter Plans Initiation Meeting
GLOUSTER The O E S Thea Chapter will meet Tuesday at seven o clock with initiation on the agenda. Mrs F K Bryson and committee will serve refreshments. The Paris France line contrasts Sitka Alaska by distance, noting 570 miles difference.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
O.E.S
F. K. Bryson
Paris
France
Sitka
Alaska
Indiana May Cinch Big 10 Title Tonight
Indiana can clinch a share of the Big Ten crown by beating Purdue, with Ohio State needing to lose to Michigan for Indiana to claim the title outright. Key players include Jim Hull and Bill Menke, while Ohio State, Purdue, Minnesota, Northwestern and Illinois also feature in poised playoff scenarios.
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Indiana
Chicago
Purdue
Jim Hull
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Michigan
Bucks
Minnesota
Northwestern
Iowa
Illinois
Champaign
Boilermakers
Bill Menke
Johnny Kundla
Hull
Radeers
Buckeyes
Ad Vance
Vance
Lewis
Pick) Dehner
Bill Hapac
Illini
Wolves
Fred Beretta
W. L. TP
Tino
Cnencennes
Foxx Wins Winter Banquet League Title in Hot Springs
Boston Red Sox star James Emory Foxx claims the winter banquet league title in Hot Springs Arkansas after attending 53 banquets last season. Foxx weighed 194 pounds after the season and 197 at the banquet, aims for another strong year, and discus es Ruth's home run record with Hack Wilson and Hank Greenberg.
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Hot Springs
Ark
U.P
James Emory’ Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Foxx
Red Sox
Sarasota
Primo Carera
Boston
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Hack Wilson
Greenberg
Jacket Second Team Captures League Crown
Middleport Reserves won the Southeastern Ohio League Reserve championship by defeating Wellston 26-6. The Middleport varsity also won over Wellston 32-25 in the same night.
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Jacket
Middleport
Wellston
Blood donors sought to stockpile for war
Leeds Blood Transfusion Society appeals for 2000 volunteers to donate blood to be stored for transfusion in wartime. City hospitals will provide facilities to store the blood.
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London
Leeds Blood Transfusion Society
Tornadoes Top Rutland for County Championship
The Racine Purple Tornadoes won the Meigs County county basketball championship with a 32 to 11 victory over Rutland in the final. Theisle led Racine with strong scoring while Pond and Hull starred for Rutland. Rutland won the Junior High title 46 to 5, with Williams Hull Snowden and McMillan showing future potential. The Racine victory marked the sixth straight Class B county title, presented by Rep. Floyd Mees.
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Middleport
Racine Purple Tornadoes
Rutland
Racine
Theisse
Pond
Hull
Williams
Snowden
McMillan
Floyd Mees
Racine G. F. T
Byers
Esos
Theiss
Koss
Beegle
Jividen
Nee Stobart
Rutland G. F. T. Hull
Ewe Brown
Mae
Steiner
F. T. Byers
F Rhodes
Sayre
Ee Roush
Shank
Wwe Spencer
Union Furnace nets tournament title in Union Green win
In the Logan Hocking County basketball tournament final Union Furnace beat Murray City 22 to 17 before a packed crowd of about 2 500 for four sessions. Joe McManes directed the winners and led the defense as Murray City struggled from the field. Wollett topped Murray City with three field goals. Carbon Hill lost the consolation to Rockbridge 35 to 19 as Woltz led Rockbridge with 12 points. Gibisonville defeated Rockbridge 14 to 13 in the final girls exhibition.
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Logan—Hocking County
Union Furnace
Murray City
Rockbridge
Carbon Hill
Kay Blosser
Unions Furnace
Joe McManes
Wollett
Reinshell
Woltz
Stacy
Gibisonville
Rocksbridge
Grimes Seen As Cleveland's Second Baseman Prospect
Cleveland manager Oscar Vitt backs Oscar Grimes as the likely second baseman ahead of spring training in New Orleans. Vitt cites Grimes speed hands and arm, plans three weeks with coach Oscar Melillo to prove readiness. He notes Blas Monaco and possible trades for the shortstop job remain under review.
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Cleveland
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Oscar Grimes
Ol’ Os
Indians
New Orleans
Grimes
Milwaukee
Witt
Vitt
Oscar Melillo
Blas Monaco
Oklahoma City
Tribe
Lyn Lary
Jimmy Webb
Hoosier Tops kin Tourney Leads in Union Printers' Bowl
Harry Schoch of Indianapolis led Class A singles with a 289 for 671 total and topped Class A all events with 1,895. Seibler Clothes of Cincinnati led Class A teams with 2,351. Ernie Mueller of Cincinnati topped Class B with 676. In Class B doubles J Fehr and L Carmin of Indianapolis won 1,295. The Billboards of Cincinnati led Class B teams with 2,182. Lima Type Union 296 of Lima led Class C teams with 1,979. Ramon a Case of Dayton second with 1,973. Journal Green of Columbus third 1,935. Ziegler Tires of Canton fourth 1,836.
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Columbus
Harry Schoch
Indianapolis
Union Printers
Tri-State Bowling Congress
Seibler
L. Carmin
Billboards
Cincinnati
Lima Type Union
Lima
Ramona Case
Dayton
Journal Green
Ziegler Tires
Canton
Canned Cherries Meet U S Quality Standard for Pits
United States standards require canned cherries to contain no more than one pit per 20 ounces to qualify as standard quality. This rule governs product labeling and market eligibility for retailers and manufacturers.
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United States
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