Local college season recalled amid random game notes and losses
Fragments describe high school and college basketball recollections, coaching remarks, and a scattered auction notice. The text evokes a veteran coach, players with varied heights, and a chaotic mix of sports and legal notices in Athens County.
Ohio faces Miami Saturday night in Buckeye tilt
Ohio University travels to Oxford to meet Miami in a pivotal Buckeye Conference game. The Bobcats, seeking their first league win, face a veteran Redskin squad led by Coach John Maurer with Knowlton Henry Taylor Weiland and White. Grover tightens shooting rotation after Wednesday's rough display. Probate Notices follow on page with multiple guardian and executor accounts and deadlines for January 28 1986.
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Ohio University
Oxford
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcats
Redskins
Wesleyan
Ohio Five
Athens
John Maurer
Delaware
Knowlton
Henry
Taylor
Weiland
White
Maurer
B. T
Butch” Grover
Hood
Rinta
Lalich
Malakas
Maury Whitcum
Athens County
Ohio
R. W. Finsterwald
Emmett J. Carter
Perry Colegrove
Oliver Colegrove
Myrtle Olson Roberts
Glenford Olson
B. E. Walburn
Thomas Franklin Pierpoint
Katie Chiki
Ethel Chiki
Merle B. Nelson
Harve Nelson
B. F. Ferrell
Geraldine Parry
Arthur Gilchrist
Bank of Athens
N.B.A
Otis O. Bean
Walter W. Totman
Marion P. Totman
Michael Kinnen
Catherine M. Kinnen
Minnie Jones
Elza L. Thorn
Athens National Bank
Joseph Hawk
John L. Henry
Lulu C. Baughman
W. B. Baughman
Frank R. Murphey
Arrettus L. Murphey
John Matheny
Frances L. Gettle
Thomas Winning
Caryl Winning
Roger J. Jones
Evaline McIntire
Elza Graham
J. Howard Johnson
Herb J. Parker
Mina May Siville
Wilmer Allison Tops U S Tennis Rankings Again
New York report shows Wilmer Allison leading the United States Davis Cup prospects for a second straight year after a major revision of the first ten. Donald Budge of Oakland rises to second, Bryan M Grant up to third, with Frank X Shields Sidney Wood Gregory S Mangin Frank Parker J Gilbert Hall Wilmer Hines and Berkeley Bell rounding out the elite list.
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New York
Wilmer Allison
Arthur Hendrix
Florida
United States
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Budge
Grant
Allison
England
Fred Perry
Frank X. Shields
Sidney Wood
Gregory S. Mangin
Frank Parker
Milwaukee
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
N. J
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Berkeley Bell
Hoppe Leads Cochran in Opening Blocks of 360-Point Match
Willie Hoppe of New York, 48, dominates Welker Cochran of San Francisco in the world three cushion billiards title challenge. Hoppe won 60 to 41 in 57 innings and 60 to 51 in 69 innings, taking a 120 to 92 lead as the series moves into the third and fourth blocks ahead of the finals.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Cochran
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Hoppe
Willie
Boy Wonder
Ray Watts Remains At Baldwin Wallace Bears Coach
Ray Watts, named Baldwin Wallace football coach in 1928, will stay with the Yellow Jackets after conferring with president Dr. L. C. Wright. He had been offered a five year or longer contract and a higher salary, but chose to remain at BW. Watts helped BW claim major Ohio Conference titles and plans a tougher schedule including Syracuse.
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Ray Watts
Baldwin-Wallace
Yellowjackets
Toledo University
Watts
Toledo
L. C. Wright
Baldwin- Wallace
Wright
B.W
Gean
West Tech High School
Cleveland
Syracuse
Berea
Ohio State
Bulldogs Open Out-of-Town Trip at Marietta
Athens High School basketball sends fourteen players on the first road trip of the season to face ayrey High School in two varsity games. Coach Pete McKinley names starters for both teams and notes improved foul shooting after Thursday’s drills. The Bulldogs expect a tough challenge against a larger Marietta squad with a 7:30 opener and 8:20 main game.
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Tana
Corin Said
Creek Branch
Kimberly Pike
Margaret Duff
Bean
Athens
Ayrey High School
Pete McKinley
McKinley
Webb
Faulkner
Stauffer
Littler
Dalton
Gordon
Coury
Entwistle
Bogle
Wilson
Bardin
Williams
Grones
Langon
Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Wellston
Tigers
Marietta
Wrestling Results From Hartford to St Louis AP
Danno O Mahoney 222 Ireland defeated Count George Zarynoff 206 Grafton MA in two straight falls in Hartford. Joe Savoldi 202 Three Oaks MI threw Tom Alley 225 Australia in 40 33 in Toronto. Ernie Dusek 228 Omaha defeated Alphonse Bisignano 215 Italy in two straight falls in Camden. Strangler Lewis 250 Glendale CA defeated Leo Nima 225 Seattle WA in 24 25 in St Louis. George Zaharias 285 Pueblo CO 45 seconds Ray Steele 216 defeated Cy Williams 225 Tallahassee FL 21 10 Gus Sonneberg 210 Boston defeated Ernie Zeller 235 Terre Haute IN.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Glendale
Calif
Leo Nima
Seattle
Wash
George Zaharias
Pueblo Colo
Ray Steele
Cy Williams
Tallahassee
Fla
Gus Sonneberg
Boston
Ernie Zeller
Terre Haute
Ind
USC Basketball Roster Fields Indiana and Iowa Ties
Los Angeles USC lists seven players from Indiana and four from Iowa on its basketball roster.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Indiana
Iowa
Yale boxing coach Mose King guides ring team for 30 years
New Haven reports Mose King, Yale University boxing coach, has led the school's ring team for three decades. He often serves as seconds for his boxers in Amateur Athletic Union competitions.
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New Haven
Mose King
Yale University
A. A.J
Veteran mat refs from 1999 lightweight final still active
Georges Bothner now 69 and Tom Riley aged 47 continue to appear as referees after competing in the 1999 lightweight championship in New York.
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Matmen
New York
Georges Bothner
Tom Riley
Quest for White Hope Heavyweights Qualify for Louis Fight
In Chicago Stadium bouts 20 hopefuls contest the elimination series to find a white challenger for Joe Louis. The event matches rising heavies like Beaupre vs Anderson and includes pairs such as Treestudf Batayi4 against Ahigrim, with Billy Androff and White, plus Kranz Edgren and Thomas, Edwards and Erjavec, Peeveler and Singer among others in five round clashes.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicaco
Joe Louis
Tom Beaupre
Tex
Harold Anderson
Filnt
Mich
Beaupre
Jerry Johnson
Norway
Billy Treestudf
Batayi4
Eddie Rouschkolb
Smokey Maggart
Happy Ahigrim
Pennagrove
Frank Androff
Portland
Ore
Woody White
Evansville
Ind
Jack Kranz
Gary
Frank Edgren
Cheyenne
Wye
Harry Thomas
Minneapolis
Bob Edwards
Williamson
W. Va
Ohio State track team faces busy spring schedule
Ohio State University track coach Larry Snyder announced a heavy winter and spring slate with 14 meets including six indoors and eight outdoors. The Buckeyes open at Millrose Games on February 1 in New York and may send one or two runners to the event.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Larry Snyder
New York
Bucks
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
West Virginia
Chicago
Snyder
Southern California
Buck Stadium
Seek Greater Protection for Prep Gridders
The NFHS rules committee in Chicago discussed added safety for high school football players. Proposed changes include extending intermission to two or three minutes and halves to 15 minutes, plus a three-minute warmup period. Strong emphasis on enforcing the anti roughing rule after players go out of bounds.
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Chicago
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
Henry V. Porter
Porter
Panthers and Jackets Clash in Meigs County Rivalry
In Meigs County the Middleport Yellow Jackets host the Pomeroy Panthers at the local gym tonight about 8:30 after a preliminary contest. The Panthers hold the edge in current form but an upset could delight local fans.
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Middleport
Meigs County
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy Panthers
Panthers
Jackets
Racine
Hamden
Glouster
Rutland
Harrisonville
Tuppere Plains
Chester
Coombe
Stars Ready for Los Angeles Open Battle
A dozen pro stars head the field for the ith Los Angeles Open with 129 qualifiers. The 18 hole rounds begin today and Saturday, with a 38 hole final Sunday. Top contenders include Mac Donald Smith Horton Smith Harold McSpaden Vic Ghezai Sam Parke Jimmy Hines Paul Runyan Walter Hagen Craig Wood Harry Cooper Leo Diegel Olin Dutra Willie Hunter Willie Goggin Ky Laffoon and more.
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Los Angeles
MacDonald Smith
Horton Smith
Harold McSpaden
California
Glory
Vic Ghezai
Deal
N. J
Johnny Revolta
Sam Parke
Jimmy Hines
Long Island
Paul Runyan
Lowscorer
Walter Hagen
Craig Wood
Harry Cooper
Leo Diegel
Olin Dutra
Willie Hunter
Willie Goggin
Orville White
Jimmy Thompson
Henry Picard
Ky Laffoon
Greeley College Finishes Season With .667 Record
Greeley, Colo. Greeley State College ended last season in a tie for the Rocky Mountain conference title with Colorado University and Colorado State. This year the team played only three conference games due to scheduling limits and would need at least five to qualify for the championship. They won two and lost one, yielding a .647 standings rating.
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Greeley
Colo
Greeley State College
Colorado University
Colorado State
Greeley State
Jackson defeats Turner in Baltimore boxing bout
In Baltimore Jackson 164 from Salt Lake City outpointed Turner 161 from Richmond Virginia over twelve rounds. Litt 148 from Baltimore stopped Cohen 144 from Richmond in four rounds.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Hockey Jackson
Salt Lake City
Bob Turner
Richmond
Frankie Litt
Stoppai
Norman Cohen
Youngstown College Narrowly Edged by Westberry Five
Youngstown College basketballfell 46 to 48 at home as Westberry’s five赢 edged them in a tight Thursday night contest.
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Youngstown
Youngstown College Basketeers
Westberry
Muskies Top Ashland In Ohio Conference Victory
Muskingum topped Ashland 44 to 28 to earn its second Ohio Conference basketball win this season. The victory occurred Thursday night at home as the Muskingum attack held Ashland to limited scoring.
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Muskies
Ashland
Muskingum
Pepper Martin to Outfield for Cardinals This Season
St. Louis reports Pepper Martin, the third baseman, will move to the outfield in the coming season. The change aims to strengthen Cardinal defense and lineup depth as spring plans unfold.
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Pepper
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Pepper Martin
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