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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1941

Page

10

Buckeye Hoops Schedule Packs 43 Games This Week

Ohio State leads a 43 game slate with 8 Ohio Conference matchups and 17 interstate games this week. Highlights include Ohio State at Michigan and Northwestern at Ohio State, with Marietta at Ohio U and Xavier at Dayton among Tuesday to Sunday dates.

Columbus Ohio State Michigan Ann Arbor Northwestern Buckeye Ohioans Toledo Ohio Northern Mount Union John Carroll Kenyon Hiram Baldwin Wallace Capital Polar Bears Rio Grande Morehead Marietta Ohio U Akron Cincinnati Alfred Holbrook Ashland Bowling Green Wilmington Miami Fenn Dayton Ohio Wesleyan Tiffin Pikeville Rio Denison Otterbein Xavier Case Wooster Buffalo Western Reserve Earlham Louisville de Sales St. Marys

Jockey Taylor Aims for Derby Return in 1940

Houston rider Walter Lee Taylor after a photo finish loss for the 1940 jockey title rests at his mother's home. The 20 year old hopes for a mount in the Kentucky Derby while his injured leg heals and he plans a return around January 15 at Hialeah Park. He rode 286 winners last year and shares the championship lead with apprentice Earl Dew until a Mexico win count raises questions about the title. Dinner, an 8 year old gelding bred on Sagamore farm, is among Taylor's welcome visitors as he plans to race again this year.

Houston Tex Walter Lee Taylor Taylor Hialeah Park Earl Dew Tropical Park Dew Santa Anita Agua Caliente Mexico Havana Canada G. J. Herbert Bachelor Dinner A. G. Vanderbilt Sagamore Farm Dinner New Orleans Fred Wyse

First Contingent of Cardinals To Start Training

The Cardinals will report for spring training earlier than usual with pitchers and catchers Feb 24 in St. Petersburg and the rest Feb 28. The 36 game exhibition slate opens March 7 against the New York Yankees in St. Petersburg with a dense schedule through April 13 featuring teams such as the Red Sox, Browns, Phillies, and Tigers in Florida and Georgia.

Cardinals St. Petersburg Fla New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Sarasota Cincinnati Cleveland Washington Yankees Detroit Lakeland Brooklyn Clearwater Tampa Red Sox Fort Myers Rochester West Palm Beach Philadelphia Phillies Miami Beach Columbus Hollywood Fila Orlando Albany Fort Worth Tulsa St. Louis Browns St. Louis

Joiner to Face First Big Test in Cincinnati Bout

Cincinnati youth Herschel einer, turning pro after a strong amateur run, meets Leo Rodak of Chicago in a scheduled 10 round lightweight bout. Rodak, 27, is a top NBA lightweights contender and slight favorite, while locals question if the high schooler has faced a world class pro.

Cincinnati Herscheleiner Leo Rodak Chicago Rodak N.B.A

Millfield Church Board to Meet Saturday

Rev Glaze Thompson pastor of Millfield Church of Christ announces official board meeting at the church on Saturday Jan 11 at 7 pm. Members and interested persons are invited to attend for church welfare discussions.

Chauncey Glaze Thompson Millfield

Athens Pinmen Fall To Nelsonville Elks In Bowling Meet

Nelsonville Elks defeated Athens at Wolf Bowling Center by 62 pins in Sunday action. Nelsonville total 2786 to Athens 271? No, final counts show 2848 for Nelsonville and ... Athens high (658) by Kenny Cope and Jim Wood at 617 led Athens.

Nelsonville E. Crabtree R. Steenrod Manning Reddington Mitchell J. Spragel Athens

Giants Announce 40 Game Spring Exhibition Schedule

New York Giants unveil a 40 game spring schedule with 38 against major league teams and two versus Atlanta of the Southern Association. Pitchers report February 14 in Miami, full squad February 20, first series with Brooklyn Dodgers at Havana. Regulars travel to Cleveland, Florida and Georgia venues through April 13 at the Polo Grounds.

NEW York New York Giants Atlanta Miami Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Havana Bill Terry Cleveland Indians Tribe Polo Grounds Brooklyn Boston Red Sox Washington Orlando Fla Phillies Dodgers Cleveland Fort Myers Red Sox Sarasota Clearwater Cincinnati Tampa Miami Beach Valdosta Columbus Selma Ala Talladega Anderson, S. C Johnson City Tenn Pulaski Bluefield W. Va Charleston Richmond

Dixie Tournament Opens as Top Amateurs Clash

In Tampa Florida the Dixie Tournament opens with top American men in action. Don McNeill, last year's Forest Hills champion, is seeded first and Bobby Riggs, 1939 champion and current No. 2, is seeded second. They are expected to meet in the finals, though wagers remain cautious.

Tampa Fla Bobby Riggs Chicago Don McNeill Kenyon College Forest Hills McNeill Riggs

Grace Carr Aiding Chauncey Linscotts At Home

Mrs Grace Carr of Chauncey helps at the home of Mr and Mrs Jud Linscott in Lathrop former Chauncey residents. Mrs Linscott recently returned from Sheltering Arms Hospital after an emergency appendectomy three weeks ago. Mrs Carr spent the weekend there.

Chauncey Grace Carr Jud Linscott Lathrop Linscotts Linscott Sheltering Arms Hospital Carr

Al Lopez Predicts Pirates Contend in NL Flag Race

Al Lopez says the Pittsburgh Pirates will contend for the National League flag next season. He notes no salary issues, praises manager Fran Baisch, mentions Alf Anderson joining the infield, a pitcher Wilkie likely strengthens the mound, and Truett Sewell aims for a better 1941. Lopez, 32, cites his 11-year major league experience and recent averages with Boston and Pittsburgh.

al Lopez Pittsburgh Pirates Tampa Fla Bucs Veteranstop Fran Baisch Reds Brooklyn Frisch Alf Anderson Atlanta Wilkie Truett Sewell Lopez Pirates

Battle over Conn 175 hb title clash pits Bettina Christoforidis

Cleveland AP report on a disputed light heavy title bout. The NBA backed Bettina Christoforidis to face Melio Bettina next Monday, while Johnny Ray claims Conn’s title and threatens suit over mislabeling. Promoter Bob Brickman praised the NBA ruling as pivotal in boxing politics with Mike Jacobs wielding influence.

Cleveland National Boxing Association Melio Bettina Anton Christoforidis Johnny Ray Billy Conn Ray Pittsburgh Bettina Christoforidis Conn Bob Brickman N.B.A Joe Louis Mike Jacobs New York Brickman Christoforidis Jacobs Louis

Professional Tennis Troupe Opens Coast to Coast Tour

New York hosts the start of a four and a half month tour led by Alice Marble headlining against Mary Hardwick at Madison Square Garden. The event marks a return of women to professional play with Don Budge and Bill Tilden joining for singles and mixed doubles. Marble remains the reigning Wimbledon and Forest Hills champion, aiming to extend her unbeaten run.

New York Alice Marble Madison Square Garden Mme Suzanne Langlen France Mary K. Browne Miss Marble Wimbledon Forest Hills Little Mary Hardwick England Don Budge Bill Tilden Tilden Budge Miss Hardwick

Lottridge and Carthage Two Church Meeting Attendees

The Lottridge Christian Endeavor Society of the Lottridge United Brethren Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs John Archer Saturday evening with thirty eight in attendance. A birthday surprise honored Iris Archer who received many presents. Next meeting slated for January at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Warner.

Lottridge—Christian Endeavor Society Lottridge United Brethren Church John Archer Iris Archer Fred Warner L. T. Runnion Harold Herman Ahart Little Hocking H. S. Gist Athens Oryn Watkins Nelsonville D. Swartz Lancaster Russell Spears de Spears Sandyville W. A Willis Rittenhouse Willis Rittenhouse and Son-In-Law and Daughter of Wilsonberg, W. Va Bruce Robinson Pearl Robinson Charles Reynolds Flora Keebaugh Sumner Harvey Persons Lawrence Robinson Akron S. S. Tilton Harry Summerfield Harry Lee Coolville Carson Boggs O. L. Davis Willie Tenney Harry Cakenougher Ira Robinson Sheltering Arms Hospital

Breezing Along with Brietz Sports Column Snippets

Eddie Briez writes of Benny McCoy dodging a $45,000 signing bonus with the Athletics and St Marys Texas football gridiron plans. Notables include Rose Bowl prognostications, seat sales for next season, and sports figures such as Ted Galligan and Lew Jenkins, plus a nod to Notre Dame coach Joe Boland and a Hertz NY offer for John Kimbrough.

Eddie Brietz New York Gadding Benny McCoy Athletics Mose Simms St. Mary's Texas Republic Dodgers Bill Tilden Helen Wills Moody Roark Alice Marble la Lenglen Sweetwater Tex Sammy Baugh Lew Jenkins Lew Palm Island Miami Joe Boland Notre Dame Marquette John Kimbrough Mr. Hertz NY Football Yanks

St John and Brown Center Again on Ohio State Post

Athletic Director L W St John held multiple conferences over Ohio State football coaching vacancy with Paul Brown as a top candidate. Brown to visit Columbus. other contenders include Don Faurot George Hauser Alan Holman and Marty Karow as a dark horse.

St. John and Brown Ohio State Columbus L. W. St. John Massillon Paul Brown Ohio State University Brown St. John Francis A. Schmidt Athletic Board New York National Football Coaches’ Association George Hauser Minnesota Hauser Don Faurot Missouri Faurot Alan Holman Franklin and Marshall Schmidt Marty Karow Texas A. & M Cleveland

Miners Meet in Chauncey to Plan President's Ball

Chauncey and nearby mines unite committees from United Mine Workers for a Wednesday night meeting at the City Building Chauncey to name committees and finalize plans for the annual President s Ball at Chauncey scheduled for the month s end.

Chauncey United Mine Workers Millfield Hocking

Everyman's Bible Class Meets Thursday at Church of Christ

CHAUNCEY January meeting of Everyman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ will be held Thursday night Jan. 9 at 7 o'clock at the church. Gilbert Courtney chairman of the program committee is arranging for an out of town speaker and special program. Carl Shafer will conduct the business meeting. All men of the church are invited.

Chauncey Church of Christ Gilbert Courtney Carl Shafer

Chauncey Personal Notices Mention Obituaries and Visits

Chauncey residents attended burial services for Mrs. Curtis Martin of Galena at the Athens West Union Street cemetery. Miss Gloria Hintz, home economics instructor in Berne Union Schools at Sugar Grove, visited Chauncey with her mother, Mrs. Lettie Hintz. Mrs. Marie Young of New Marshfield and Mrs. Evelyn Martin near Nelsonville were guests of Mrs. Isabelle Coe and daughter near Chauncey.

Chauncey Charles Daugherty Lettie Hintz Gloria Hintz Angie Matheny Linnie Martin John Shafer Curtis Martin Galena Athens West Union Street Berne Union Sugar Grove Marie Young New Marshfield Evelyn Martin Nelsonville Isabelle Coe

Chauncey Council Sets Meeting At City Building

The Chauncey Council will meet tonight at seven o'clock at the City Building to discuss city affairs and upcoming measures.

Chauncey Chauncey Council

Bridge Club Holds Potluck Dinner

MILLFIELD annual holiday potluck dinner for Friday Night Bridge Club was hosted by Mrs. Margaret Simpkins. Dinner by candlelit tables preceded bridge with high score to Mrs. Simpkins and honors to Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Sanders, Pauline Gillespie, and others.

Millfield Margaret Simpkins Simpkins Patton Sanders Pauline Gillespie Florence Howard Jessie Smart Eleanor Sharick Bertha Sanders Helen Sanders Lizzie Patton Dorothy Howard

Leffler Funeral Rites Held at Millfield

Funeral services for Charles Leffler were held in Millfield at the M E Church with Rev Gilbert Courtney leading. Burial followed at Green Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Isabelle three children his father four sisters and two brothers. He belonged to Greens Run Church of Christ and the Eagles Lodge. Members of the lodge served as pallbearers and flower bearers.

Chauncey Charles Leffler Poston No Millfield Millsfield M. E Gilbert Courtney Chauncey Church of Christ Greenlawn Isabelle Greens Run Church of Christ Eagles Lodge Lodge

Millfield Ladies Aid to Meet Wednesday

Millfield Metho dist Ladies Aid Society will hold its January business meeting at the home of Mrs. Margaret Simpkins Wednesday night January 8 replacing the previously announced venue at Mrs. Ruby Simpson's. Election of officers will be held.

Millfield Millfield Methodist Ladies Aid Society Margaret Simpkins Ruby Simpson

Strikes to Spare: Bowling Spare Angles and Deflection

An instructional piece on spare shooting in bowling. It explains how deflection varies by bowler and lane, describes two ways to tackle the 2 4 7 spare, warns against overconfidence on the 7 pin, and outlines the 4 7 8 spare with a rightward approach.

Kegler Freddie Fischer

Thomson Leads Los Angeles Open as Final Round Looms

Jimmy Thomson remained atop the Los Angeles Open with a 211 total entering the last round. Seven rivals were within four strokes of his lead as Johnny Bulla, Denny Shute, and Willie Goggin trailed close behind with 212 and 213. Ben Hogan and Craig Wood sat at 214, while Lawson Little and others chased, after Little four‑putted the 18th for a tournament-record scare.

Los Angeles Jimmy Thomson Chicopee Mass Thomson Chicago Johnny Bulla Jud McSpaden Bulla McSpaden Byron Nelson Denny Shute P.G.A. King Willie Goggin San Francisco Miami Fla Clayton Heafner Linville N. C Ben Hogan White Plains N. Y Lawson Little Craig Wood Mamaroneck N.Y Little

Sportsmen To Meet Jan. 18 Convention in Columbus

Conservationists fishermen and hunters from across Ohio will gather in Columbus January 18 19 and 20 for the annual League of Ohio Sportsmen convention. Speakers include Judge Guy B Findley Dr L E Hicks Dr Oliver C Diller Gov John W Bricker and others discussing woodlot development wildlife abundance stream pollution and conservation. Tudor Wilson notes expected attendance will set records due to defense preparedness focus on natural resources.

Columbus League of Ohio Sportsmen Guy B. Findley Ohio Forestry Association L. E. Hicks Ohio State University Wildlife Research Station Oliver C. Diller

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