Ames Bern and Hollister Reach Semi Final Clashes
Ames-Bern High School and Hollister survive tense semi finals to set a championship duel while Rome and The Plains face off for third entrant. Hollister overturns The Plains 38 20 after trailing at halftime.
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Ames-Bern
Hollister
Big Orange
Ames-Bern Quint
Rome
the Plains
The
Plains
Logan
Andy Hardy
Chuck Champlain
Jack Rothery
Hardy
Champlain
Rothery
Champs
Frisby
Aldridge
Darnell
Fuller Chapman
Ewe
McCune
Fanesee Eos
Rose
Fouis
Bimelech Favored In Widener Cup Showdown
Miami track fans expect Bimelech to be clear favorite for the $50,000 Widener Cup mile and a quarter race despite potential mud. Trainers note the Bradley star workouts in rough going, while Shot Put, last year’s distance champ, could gain if conditions worsen.
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Miami
Fia
Bimelech
Bradley Beauty
Big Boss
Marie Evan
Pick Demaret At St. Pete
The St Petersburg Open golf event drew bets on Jim Demaret to win 5000 in gusty winds. Demaret trailed leaders Ben Hogan Herman Barron and Felix Serafin after 36 holes, while Barron praised Demaret as the best heavy weather player. Byron Nelson played in the qualifiers with a 144.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Jimmy Demaret
Texan
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Barron
Hogan
Demaret
Chick Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
Herman Keiser
Akron
Keiser
Byron Nelson
Briezing with Briez On Drafts And Pro Baseball Pacts
Florida and Michigan State coaches fear losing five players to the draft as Eddie Briez notes the strain on teams. Lou Novikoff faces a $4000 offer against a $150000 tag while Bill Lee faces wage cuts if he misses camp. Dorothy Round Little contemplates turning pro amid postwar eligibility questions. Lou Smith jokes about Reds training fields and Landis potential free agency. Professor Wolff offers draft army salary math and keeping players in sport. Willie Hoppe shifts name to Bill and Dodgers scout Ted MGrews sells Sarasota spaghetti venture.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Tom Lieb
Charlie Bachman
Florida
Michigan State
Gainesville
Lou Novikoff
Bill Lee
Cubs
Dorothy Round Little
Lou Smith
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reds
Claude Wolff
Wolff
Athens Quintet Closes Season Tonight
Basketball results list multiple games from colleges and high schools including Miami 41 Cincinnati 35, Ohio Wesleyan 55 DeSales 37, Denison 47 Capital 39, Muskingum 45 Otterbein 42, Heidelberg 30, Rio Grande 39 Tiffin 29 and high school matchups Cambridge St Benedict 46 Zanesville St Thomas 44 in overtime Beesville 63 Newcomerstown 45 Springfield Catholic Central 38 Lima St John 35 plus national league scores Detroit 50 Akron Goodyears 48 Oshkosh 32 Sheboygan 27.
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Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
de Sales
Denison
Capital
Muskingum
Otterbein
Findlay
Heidelberg
Rio Grande
Tiffin
High School
Beesville
Newcomerstown
Springfield Catholic Central
Lima St. John
Detroit
Akron Goodyears
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Jenkins Aims to KO Ambers Again at Madison Square Garden
Dr Lew Jenkins prepares to challenge Lou Ambers in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Jenkins seeks a second knockout after last May's three round win. Ambers tries to reverse that verdict or risk another defeat that could end his career.
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New York
Lew Jenkins
Lou Ambers
Madison Square Garden
Texas
Lou
Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Jenkins
Herkimer Hurricane
Tony Canzoneri
Sweetwater Swatter
Garden
al Weill
Henry Armstrong
Bobcat Swimmers Close Season With Akron and Washington and Jefferson
Ohio Universitys swimming team wraps up its season with two home meets in the Ohio pool. Tonight at 7 30 the Bobcats face Akron and Saturday at 4pm they host Washington and Jefferson.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Akron
Washington and
Jefferson
Ohio University grapplers settle for 16 16 draw at Findlay
Thor Olson's Bobcats finished their season with a 16-16 tie at Findlay. Paul Kalivoda, in only his second match, pinned Findlay's heavyweight for a five point swing to secure the late draw.
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Thor Olson
Ohio University
Findlay
Bobcats
Paul Kalivoda
Rector
Conn, Evans, Cochrane win in boxing card notes
In Clarksburg Billy Conn stopped Ira Hughes in four. In Philadelphia Mike Evans out pointed Buck Streator over eight. Atlantic City Freddie Reds Cochrane stopped Roy Powell in two.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Ira Hughes
Philadelphia
Mike Evans
Buck Streator
Collingswood
Atlantic City
Freddie
Cochrane
Elizabeth
N. J
Roy Powell
Newark
Training Camp Gossip From Florida And California
Sox holdout Ted Williams expected to report to second squad today in Sarasota after a long silence following a contract offer. In Anaheim Connie Mack picks Dean Harris and Jer Vaughn to handle first exhibition duties for Philadelphia against Seattle. Fort Myers reports Cleveland Indians arms sore with Ken Jungels and Vern Kohler joining drills. In Tampa Cincinnati Red pitching staff reshaped by Jewel Ens with Johnny Hutchings slated to shed 25 pounds.
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Sarasota
Fra
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Minn
Cronin
Per
Anaheim
Calif
Oh Dean
Chalmer Harris
Jer Vaughn
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Seattle
Bob Johnson
Dick Siebert
Tampa
Fla
Jewel Ens
Ens
Johnny Hutchings
Hamden Social And Personal Highlights At District Eastern Star Meet
Mrs Naomi Cox and others attended a district Eastern Star convention in Wellston last Saturday. Word also notes visits and weekends with relatives across Hamden including Ruth Spencer from New York City visiting Arch Brown and Jean Spencer, plus multiple trips to Portsmouth Zaleski Pomeroy Ashland and Allensville.
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Frank Leach
Kenneth Leach
Zaleski
Lorene Murdock
Portsmouth
Roy Murdock
George Regan
Point Rock
Elijah, Burns
Leverett Murdock
L. W. Dixon
Alice Beckley
Grace Burns
Pomeroy
Johnny West
Myrtle Brine
Charles Rice
Inlaw
Kermit Rice
James Trimble
Jimmy
Ashland
S. A. Dixon
Hattie Sowers
Bertha
Robert Ramsey
Sow
Racine Edges Chester 19-18 in Meigs Co Tournament Opener
Racine beat Chester 19 to 18 in the opening Meigs County tournament game at Pomeroy Junior High. Wolfe led Chester with five baskets while Beegle and Racine benefited from four successful free throws in a tense fourth period. The win sent Racine into tonight’s schedule against Harrisonville with Rutland and Chester Reserves, and Olive Orange in later games.
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Racine
Chester
Meigs Co
Pomeroy
Olive Orange
Wolfe
Beegle
River
Hold
Ing Racine
The
Plains
Snook
Springer
Rhodes
Rutland
Harrisonville
Charlies Ogg
Paul Dean
Stewart
Netter
Sencoanens
iCegatt
Moetia
Tetele
C.cssstseane
Chester Sa
Bi Wee
Bas
Pat Ncaa
Homer Parker
Eiselstein
Howard Parker
Wwidachosan
Humphrey
Catecadencsan
GFT
Beedle
Mallory
Eshedaaduny
Paninabacamke
Myers
Local Guests and Church Social Planned This Week
The column lists weekend visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Scott of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Richards of Columbus. Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Tedrow host relatives, and F W Beckley receives guests. The Methodist Woman’s Society hosts a 6 pm covered dish supper with a program to follow. Mrs. Lewis visits her son and daughter in law in McArthur.
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Ers
Lindsey Scott
Logan
Everett Richards
Columbus
A. R. Tedrow
Pomeroy
Richards
Tedrow
W. O. Tripp
Dana Maiduite
Carpenter
F. W. Beckley
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
T. C. Lewiss
Mathews Lewis, McArthur
Bulldogs Face Logan in Crucial Second-Place Showdown
Logan Chieftains, eight straight league wins and no defeats, visit Athens to challenge the Bulldogs who sit 12-2 in 14 starts. Five Athens seniors bid farewell as the Red and Black seek revenge for an earlier 35-31 defeat, protect home record, and cement second place in the league.
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Logan Chieftains
Athens
Bulldogs
Logan
Bill Poling
Tom Williams
Jack Enghe
Buddy Connett
Orland McPherson
Chieftains
New Boston
Mount Vernon
Lancaster St. Marys
Lancaster
Cecil Scott
Nelsonville
Mark Lohr
Tom Brehm
Harry Lackey
John Finsterwald
Jack Engh
Bag limits for anglers reduced in Ohio
Ohio fishermen can keep smaller creels this year with a 37 percent cut in daily bag limits to 25 fish per species from 40 last year. The two day possession limit drops from 80 to 50 fish, while species numbers and length limits stay as in 1940.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Conservation and Natural Resources Division
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