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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1933
Page
5
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College football schedule slips into rhythm after postponements
The conference opener is delayed with four teams leaving the season start early while Ohio Wesleyan Buckeyes and Cincinnati Bearcats face rough wins 28 26 in a tight clash. Marshall at Huntington and Ohio Wesleyan collide as teams adjust rosters. Butch Grover plans a week of scrimmages to shake rust and boost scoring through new lineups as Roy Mills competes for a key forward post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Miami
Cincinnati
Idie
Delaware
Target
Marshall
Huntington
Ohio
Old Brown
Ign
Roy Mills
Butch Has
Mency
Strong Marietta Quintet Hands Athens First Loss
Athens High suffers first defeat of the season at Marietta as Marietta High School outplays the Bulldogs 12 to 6 in the first quarter and builds a lead. Athens juniors lose to Marietta Jay Vees 35 to 13 in the preliminary game while McKinley’s Blue Devils loom as a tough week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Athens
Marietta High School
Athens High
Gallipolis
Middleport
River School
Gallia Five
Bulldogs
Pioneer
Marietta Jay
Evaeimenanabes
Whipple
Asapee
Spaulding
G c
Hackathorn
Hart
Ohio U
Athens Merchants Defeat Racine 50 to 31 in Front of 800 Crowd
Athens Merchants beat Racine 50 to 31 at Racine on Saturday. Crawford and Rauch tied for team led with six points each in the first half as Athens pulled away in the third quarter after a 19 all halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Merchants
Racine
Crawford
Athens
Rauch
Quick Second-Half Push for 30-25 Lead
Instructional basketball note outlines late game tempo with 1 percent minute left. Emphasizes scorers first, rapid team movement, a Mere fast passing sequence from positions 1 3 4, with 4 near the foul line. Players should freeze the ball when safe, pass sure and avoid unforced shots unless under the basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
Ohio high school basketball tourney to drop free throw contests
Columbus January 9 The Ohio High School Athletic Association will not hold free throw shooting contests this winter as part of the annual basketball tournaments. Commissioner H R Townsend also said the number of officials at the state tournament will be reduced from four to three to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio High School Athletic Association
H. R Townsend
Townsend
Ohio State Swimming Team Eyes Upcoming Meets
Columbus January 9 The Ohio State University swimming squad with two wins may face Cincinnati Purdue and Illinois in forthcoming tank meets. Dates to be arranged later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
Purdue
Illinois
Pomeroy Drops Hardfought Clash to Ashland Tomcats
In Ashland Kentucky Pomeroy Panthers lose 21 to 18 to the Ashland Tomcats at Ashland High School Gym. The game featured a rough, even start with Pomeroy holding a two point edge after the first quarter before Ashland's defense and fast offense shift momentum. The crowd expects a rematch when Ashland visits Pomeroy on February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ashland Tomcats
Portsmouth
Pomeroy Panthers
Ashland
Hall
Fred Crow
Tomcats
Panthers
Pomeroyans
Tri
Gallia County Democrats Split Over Postmaster Pick
Gallia County Democrats clash over who should be appointed postmaster in Gallipolis as Roosevelt nears appointing a new postmaster. The five member Executive Committee backed A. K. Merriman, while I. E. Myers won a county central committee majority. Myers carries support of 25 of 30 central committee members. Bulkley likely influential in absence of a local congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Executive Committee
A. K. Merriman
I. E. Myers
Democratic Central Committee
Myers
James P. Martin
Central
Executive Committee
Merriman
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Athletic Program Opens to All Boys at Gallia Academy
Gallipolis January 9 An athletic instructor Lawrence Myers launches an intramural system at Gallia Academy High School placing nearly every high school boy into competitive sports. Physical education classes are split into A and B teams across seven classes forming 14 teams and a full schedule through spring. The aim is wider participation and new material for varsity squads with an all star lineup chosen after the basketball season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lawrence Myers
Gallia Academy High School
Houck Re-Elected Leader of Gallia Township Trustees
H E Houck of Gallipolis was re-elected president of the Gallia County Township Trustees Association at a Saturday Courthouse meeting. A Lawless was named vice president and Charles Northup re-elected secretary. Resolutions on relief road work were approved and funding plans discussed for 1953 road programs. Quarrying limestone to repair township roads will begin to boost gasoline-fund labor shares and reduce material costs. Excavation for a new residence basement on Vine Street started by A O'Dell with several workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
H. E Houck
Gallia County
Ss. A. Lawless
Bidwell
Charles Northup
Northup
Fife
A. O'Dell
Vine Street
Oswego Dredge Sold in Pittsburgh Auction
The veteran Oswego dredge, built over 45 years ago with an iron hull, sold at a Pittsburgh auction to the Monongahela & Ohio Dredging Company for 14100. The Oswego, cost about 50000 to build and was recently rebuilt, with its sister dredge Ohio, both wintering in Marietta and operating along the upper Ohio before government locks and dams. Captain Moses Eppling, a local dredge boat owner, is connected to the Monongahela & Ohio Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
United States
Oswego
Pittsburgh
Monongahela & Ohio Dredging Company
Ohio
Marietta
Upper
Government Locks
Moses Eppling
Monongahela & Ohio Company
Hawkins Released After Shooting at Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis report states Max Hawkins of Rutland, an abdominal gunshot wound patient, was discharged Sunday from Holzer Hospital after several weeks. Joe Lupid of Ewington, a farmer, was admitted Saturday night for a fractured leg. Other Sunday discharges included Mrs. J B McQuain of Newton West Virginia, Mrs John Smith and baby of Pt Pleasant, and Mrs Dale Alexander of Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Joe Lupid
Farmer
Ewington
Max Hawkins
Rutland
Hawkins
J. B. McQuain
Newton W. Va
John Smith
Baby
Pleasant
Dale Alexander
Vinton
County Title Changes In Gallia County Real Estate
Real estate transfers recorded in Gallia County during the past week include the Brothers et al to H. E. Houck for lot 35 in Gallipolis. L. S. Arnold to Hollis C. Johnston. Ada Roush to Nile Price cemetery lot in Cheshire. William F E Bunce to Venna Bunce et al for 130.47 acres in Addison Township. Earl Saunders to Oren Smith et al for 3.5 acres in Cisy Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
the Brothers
H. E. Houck
L. S. Arnold
Hollis C. Johnston
Huntington Township
Ada Roush
Nile Price Cemetery
Cheshire
William FE Bunce
Venna Bunce
Addison Township
Earl Saunders
Oren Smith
Cisy Township
Murray Sues for 3840 over Merceraville Collision
Ivan E Murray filed a suit Saturday seeking 3840 damages from Edward Judy for a Dec 20 1932 crash on State Route 218 near Merceraville. Murray alleges his truck was struck by Judy's vehicle from a side road and that Judy's car damage reached 300 while Murray incurred 500 in personal injury and 40 in milk-route costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ivan E Murray
Edward Judy
Mercerville
Murray
Merceraville
Gallia County awards bridge contract at under estimate
Gallia County Commissioners let the Blessing Bridge reconstruction contract to Dale Construction Company of Gallipolis for about 100 less than the county surveyor’s estimate. Total cost is listed at 1 043.10 with steel reused from the old Kgger Creek bridge. The report notes Ohio and Kanawha Rivers fell to pool levels due to sparse rainfall, with more rain forecast for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Raccoon Creek
Gallia
Dale Construction Company
C. E B. Fife
Ohio
Kanawha
Installation of 1933 Officers in Gallipolis Lodges
Public installation of Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters officers was held at the Gallipolis lodge hall with seven members present. Visitors from Minton West Virginia and Cheshire attended, followed by an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Visitura
Minton
W. Va
Cheshire
C C
Lewis M. Burdette
V. C
W. T
W. T. Wells Prelate, A. M. Mink, M. of W., A. W. Riffie
Pribble Wilson
Zelia Hurn
Myrtle Camp
Alma Danner
Elizabeth Fife
Ronn Belcher
Marie Houck
Josephine Pierce
Mary Danner
Local Doctor Recovers at Home After Flu Attack
Dr J P Raskins is recovering at his home on State Street from an attack of the flu. Edward Thompson a guard on the Blue Devils basketball team sprained the ankle during practice last Asa Bradbury and Judge Albert Russell of Pomeroy spent Sunday in Gallipolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Raskins
State Street
Edward Thompson
Blue Devils
Asa Bradbury
Albert Russell
Pomeroy
Gallipolia
Tobacco Mart Opens in Gallipolis Without Saturday Sale
Tobacco sales on the Gallipolis market since December total 496000 pounds as the season begins redressed. Expected season totals run under normal with winter sales averaging 2750000 pounds. Trading resumes today with about 30000 pounds on the floor this morning after a gap on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipoli
Gallia Academy Dominate Logan Teams in Gym Thrillers
Gallia Academy boys and girls defeated Logan High School in Gallipolis Washington Gymnasium. Hamrick led the boys with 13 points as Gallia held Logan to three first-half free throws. the girls’ 33 point center Young powered a 45–20 win with support from L Miller and Henke. Logan's scrappy lineup faced limited scoring opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Will
Gallia Academy
Logan High School
Washington Gymnasium
Hamrick
Blue Devils
Longley
Logan
Hocking County
Young
Blue Angels
Logan Girls
King Jack Wins at Agua Caliente Track in Record Meeting
King Jack a W-year-old track veteran owned by F Schultz romped to victory in the last race at Agua Caliente. Backers received $9.50 for a 82 matuel ticket, with payouts of $821 win $73.80 place and $15.00 show, marking a meeting record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Caliente
Mexico
King Jack
F. Schultz
Agua Calente Track
Jersey Pro Leads Pack in Los Angeles Open
Charlie Guest of Deal New Jersey led 82 qualifiers into the final 36 holes of the $5,000 Los Angeles Open with a total of 139 after rounds of 71 and 69. Close at 140 were Craig Wood Leo Diegel Willie Hunter and Wood, while MacDonald Smith stood 145 and Gene Sarazen 146.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Guest
Deal
N. J
Guest
Craig Wood
Leo Diegei
Agua Caliente
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Wood
MacDonald Smith
Nashville Tenn
Gene Saracen
Mark Fry
San Francisco
Horton Smith
Oak Park Ill
Harry Bassler
Hollywood
George von Elm
Tiger Crimson to Renew Grid Games
Harvard and Princeton will renew their football rivalry with games in 1934 and 1938. The joint statement notes a Cambridge clash on November 3, 1934, and a Princeton meeting in November 1938. The return revives one of America's oldest gridiron traditions and signals a potential new era in eastern college football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger-Crimson
New York
U.R
Harvard
Princeton
America
Cambridge
Stagg Ready to Leave Hospital for Chicago Home
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 2 year dean of American football coaches, was cleared to leave Medical Arts Sanitarium after a weeklong illness of influenza and pneumonia. He planned to entrain for Chicago tomorrow, saying his physician permitted him to climb out and he disliked inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Medical Arts Sanitarium
Chicago University
Toledo Tops Goodyears In NPBL Clash
Toledo defeated Akron Goodyears 14 to 11 in a National Professional Basketball League game played Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Akron Goodyears
Plymouth Sales Pitch Promises Safer Cars for Buyers
An advertising pitch urges customers to talk to Plymouth owners about Floating Power engine mountings and hydraulic brakes, touts a safety-steel body, and invites a dealer to offer a Floating Power ride with a low pressure to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
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