Hobson Hobson Team Wins Saturday over Bucyrus Five
Pomeroy Hobson defeats Bucyrus 29 19 in a Saturday game noted for teamwork and excitement. Local mentions include Columbus Central losses and several regional visitors such as Mr and Mrs Griff Russell and Mrs Evelyn Thompson with various travels and visits tied to the weekend.
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Ce Yee
Columbus
New York Central
Ana Harbor
Columbus Central
Hobson
Bucyrus
Remskey
Zimmerman
Mike Bowas
New York Central B. F. P
Griff Russell
Featsay
Frank Knopp
Charleston
C. C. Harrison
Parkersburg
John DiPiero
Frank DiPiero
Mount Vernon
Evelyn Thompson
F. Dankinger
Pittsburgh
J. T. Pettit
Huntington
Arlena Lyons
John Lyons
Marvin Webb
Gallipolis
Lucille Dutton
Jake Burchett
Lord McClure
Jesse Swisher
Nightclothes Fire Seriously Burns Sick Woman
Nightclothes of Mrs. Hager caught fire while she sat up ill Friday evening in Coleport. She was burned seriously and taken to a hospital in Gallipolis on Saturday.
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Middleport
Coleport
Seri
Guardian Morris Finalizes Settlement in Clark Case
E H Morris completed a final settlement and will be released soon as guardian of Henry Clark. Clark had just been discharged from Athens State hospital.
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Pomeroy
Middleport High Faces Jackson In Tuesday Clash
Middleport high school basketball teams prep to host Jackson Tuesday evening. Nelsonville girls beat Middleport 31 to 30 in Nelsonville. Gallipolis boys lost 25 to 3 to Nelsonville. Middleport boys and girls defeated New Haven 23 21 8. Home Missionary society to meet at Simpson M E church in Pomeroy. Bond of Raymond Gaffney set at 1000 after adultery hearing. Local briefs recall several visits and social notes across Pomeroy and surrounding towns.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
Jackson
Nelsonville Girls
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Dleport High
New Haven
Pomeroy
Raymond
M. I. French
Gaffney
Warner picks mighty team in selections
Yale coach Joe Wood clears health for Yale athletic program and directs undergraduates. Pop Warner lists an all time football eleven with Jim Thorpe and Ernie Nevers as standout backs and Duke picks old era stars like Mull er and Peck among ends and centers.
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Yale Athletic Association
Joe Wood
Yale
Leonard
Pop” Warner
Stanford
Huntington
Colgate
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Willie Heston
Michigan
Ernie Nevers
Thorpe
Heston
Warner
Walter Eckersall
West
Hinkey
Muller
California
Lea
Princeton
Henry
Washington and
Jefferson
Hoeffelfinger
Hare
Pennsylvania
Peck
Pittsburgh
Grange
Nevers
Pianist and String Quartette Featured On Radio Program
Five radio features listed for Tuesday include Ernest Hutcheson as pianist and the Flonzaley quartet on WEAF at 3 p m Eastern time and 8 p m Central time. Other stations KD Pittsburgh KDKA KGO WBAP and WCX Detroit present concerts and club programming in varying time zones.
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WEAF
Ernest Hutcheson
Flonzaley String
Pittsburgh
Kdka Little Symphony
KGO
Oakland
WBAP
Fort
WCX
Detroit
Red Apple Club
Prisoners Escape Canton Jail In Bold Breakout
Five inmates ripped a lavatory, pried a steel door plate, and slipped to the basement to escape the county jail in Canton. Authorities say Ben Rudner, facing the murder trial next month, had no role in the breakout.
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Canton
Ben Rudner
Don RB
Ulrich Couple Die in Double Tragedy at Farm Near Cincinnati
Emil J. Ulrich and his wife Caroline were found dead at their rural home near Cincinnati after Ulrich shot his wife and then killed himself. Authorities reported the double murder suicide occurred on the farm property, ending the couple’s relationship and prompting an investigation.
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Self
Cincinnati
Emil J. Ulrich
Caroline
Here
Bobcats Face Tough Stretch With Muskingum and Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University basketball fans expect two stern tests this week as the Bobcats travel to New Concord to meet Muskingum College and then host Ohio Wesleyan. Early season form has fluctuated, with standout scorers Du Boils Burkholder Eisengren and Smith touted to deliver 35 points per game, but recent losses and lethargic showings raise concerns about finding peak form.
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Ohio University
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcats
Ise
Grover
Rio Grande
Ohio State
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Manchester
Indiana
University of Florida
Wittenberg
Muskingum
Ohio
Muskies
Burkholder
Eisengren
Smith
Bandits Grab $1300 From Cincinnati Grocers
Two grocery company employees, Harry Cawein and Edward Beck, were abducted by bandits who seized a satchel containing $1300 after leaving one of the company’s Cincinnati stores. The men were held briefly during the robbery.
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Cincinnati
Harry Cawein
Edward Beckjer
U. P. Seeks High Rating in Baseball
The O and P League met in Cleveland to pursue a class B rating from the National Association of Professional Baseball. Buck Wetzel of Dayton reported Springfield interests in the league, though bids from that city and others seem unlikely. William B. Strang of Canton was elected president with George Textor advancing to vice president. John Gourley of Cleveland was re-elected secretary and treasurer.
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Cleveland
U.P
National Association of Professional Baseball
Buck Wetzel
Dayton
Springfield
William B. Strang
Canton
George Textor
Massillon
Textor
John Gourley
Dempsey Aims for Tourney Spot in Tunney Era
New York. Jan 10. Tex Rickard reopened talks with Jack Dempsey to return east and train for a bout that could challenge Gene Tunney. Dempsey wants Tunney rematch but may first enter an elimination tournament. DeLaney and Young Stribling managers plan to press for spots in the eliminations.
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New York
U.P
Tex
Rickard
Jack Dempsey
East
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Tunney
Richard
Jack
Jack DeLaney
Young Stribling
Hoppe Wins 18.2 Balkline Title in Five-Hour Duel
At the Hotel Pennsylvania Eric Hagenlacher loses to Willie Hoppe in a 18.2 balkline billiards match. Hoppe overcomes a late lead to win 1500 to 1887 after nearly five hours of play before more than 1,200 spectators.
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New York
Eric Hagenlacher
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe Roce
Hoppe
Cue Sport
Sixiday
Hagenlacher
Pennsylvania
Illini Take Early Lead in Big Ten Basketball Race
Chicago January 10 UP Ili nois leads the Big Ten standings with two wins and no losses. Michigan Iowa Indiana and Purdue each hold one victory and no defeats. Russell Daugherty tops individual scoring in the Western conference with six field goals and five free throws, aiding Illinois toward the title chase.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
Russell Daugherty
Panama boxer dies after preliminary bout injury
Balboa Canal Zone reports the death of Kid Pinchon who was injured in a preliminary bout. In the main event Jose Lombardo, lightweight champion of Panama, defeated Spencer Gardner of New York by decision.
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Balboan Canal Zone
Kid Pinchon
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Spencer Gardner
New York
Chaplin Divorce Suit Filed by 18-Year-Old Wife
In Hollywood California Lita Chaplin will start divorce action within days. The 18-year-old wife of film comedian Charles Chaplin has new attorneys after George Beebe withdrew from the case, ending weeks of uncertainty.
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Hollywood
Cal
U.P
Charles Chaplin
Lita
George Beebe
Rajah's Ease Will Worry Rival Yankees
New York Giants owner John McGraw reworks Rogers Hornsby contract to a two year $40 000 per year deal making him captain and a draw for fans. The Yankees face pressure to offer Babe Ruth a raise after Hornsby’s deal and growth in salaries at the top of the league.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
New York Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Hornsby
Giants
St. Louis
J. Louis
John McGraw
McGraw
Ruth
Vaaudeville
Sammy Baker Faces Busy Week in Welterweight Ring
New York sergeant Sammy Baker prepares for two bouts this week starting with Harry Goldberg in Brooklyn tonight and a Friday clash with Pete Latzo at Willkerbarre. Latzo's title remains unaffected by the second bout.
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New York
Sammy Baker
Harry Goldberg
Brooklyn
Pete Latzo
Latzo
Rutgers council honors football mentor George Foster Sanford
Rutgers University council on athletics adopted a resolution of appreciation for football mentor George Foster Sanford. Sanford was criticized editorially by the student newspaper at the end of last season. Peasants in Kertch Russia labor to pan gold from volcanic dust after a recent eruption destroyed farms and hope for another eruption.
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Kertch
Russia
Landis Ready to Rule in Baseball Scandal Case
Commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis weighs testimony in the latest baseball scandal expose and will announce his decision at an appointed hour on Wednesday. Foreseen to shake the foundations of the game, the ruling remains awaited as Landis stays secluded to deliberate.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Freshman basketball squad shows strong scoring potential
Ohio University freshmen coach Zimmer hails the yearling team as the best since his arrival. Sixteen players retained, facing Ohio varsity in drills. Campbell, Cline and Weiss lead a quick, scoring offense while Briggs and Brammer contest the center spot. Trace, Bar rack, Singer, Forrest, and Thomas provide depth at guard.
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Ohio
Zimmer
Ohio University
Bobcats
Campbell
Cline
Weiss
Arnold
Swackhammer
Boninfield
Briggs
Brammer
Johnson
Zimmers
Trace
Barrack
Singer
Zanesvillle
Forrest
Thomas
Bobcats Open 1927 Wrestling Season vs Ohio State
Ohio University eyes a 1927 season opener on January 14 at the Mens gym against Ohio State. Coach Thor Olson relies on five returning wrestlers and introduces newcomers Glass Duncan Begota. Team lineup includes Glass 115 Breed 125 Shafer 135 Brubaker 145 captain 175 Begola 175 and Blythe heavyweight.
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Ohio University
Ohio State Aeca
University
Buckeye Athletic Association
Thor Olson
Ohio
Glass
Duncan
Begota
Ohio State University
Breed
Shafer
Brubaker
Begola
Blythe
Freeman team poised to exceed last year’s strength, says coach
Forrest shows rapid improvement after a slow start and Thomas enhances performance with each practice. Blaney and Kraft are two other running guards on the yearling squad. Coach Zimmer says this year’s Freeman team is twenty five per cent stronger than last year’s quintet and expects to develop a varsity-ready group next year.
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Forrest
Thomas
Blaney
Kraft
Zimmer
Freeman
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