Grovermen Triumph Over Marietta 37 to 24 in Ohio Match
Ohio Wesleyan led 3 1 at start as Williams scoring opening foul shot and Penrose three. Grovermen dominate with Williams Swackhamer Brammer Hart Burkholder Danford Welst as substitutes and eye Delaware clash at Ohio Wesleyan with War shower Koterba recovering. Herb Joesting from Minnesota now tending Christmas trees in northern Minnesota.
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Ohio University
Marietta
Rivertown Boys
Bobcat
Williams
Penrose
Marietta Boys
Ohio
Jack Burkholder
Swackhamer
Brammer
Hart
Danford
Welst
Grover
Swith Swackhamer
William
Burkholder
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Warshower
Koterba
Don Togs
Wesleyan
Grovermen
Herb Joesting
Minnesota
Forestery School
Isummary
F Burkholder
Reed
Eereve
Weist
Kelly
Burkhardt
Eereee Wittekind
Eevee
Eee
Haught
Kennedy
Hodge
Pfeifer Denison
Parks (Wooster
Dribbling Debate Highlighted by Coach Carlson
University of Pittsburgh basketball coach H. M. Carlson argues the dribble is essential yet misused. He notes dribbling should be used when passing or shooting isn’t possible and warns against unnecessary long dribbles and early bounces that waste an offensive weapon.
Did You Know That In This Week’s Sports Snippets
The notes mention Charley Root owning a $16 000 Los Angeles home and throwing for the Cubs. Californians debate Father Lumpkin’s New Year fumble not dead, Som’s touchdown good, and California defeating Georgia Tech. Eddie Roberts returns to racing on the coast and Joe Dundee’s stiffening in a prior fight. Judge Fitch stirs National League intrigue with Boston’s owner plans. Texas AAU women discuss running in bloomers versus track panties.
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Gab
Charley Root
Los Angeles
Cubs
California
Father Lumpkin
Som
Georgia Techs
Eddie Roberts
Joe Dundee
Eucker
Jack Thompson
National League
Judge Fitch
Boston
Ponticilans
Red Sox
Texas
Wimmin
Dribble Technique Emphasized For Fast Territory Gain
The article stresses pass timing and choosing when to dribble. It advises using the dribble to advance quickly and to set up a teammate with a pass. Practice should include stop-and-control drills with a small jump and backward-leaning body position.
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Kot
Wallace Wade Makes Fifth Rose Bowl Trip
Wallace Wade, Alabama coach, made his fifth Pacific coast tour for the Tournament of Roses game on New Year's Day. He first went as a Brown player, then led Alabama there twice, and saw the last two games as a spectator.
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Wallace Wade
Alabama
Pacific Coast
Funeral Held for J Morris Chapman in Hartford
J Morris Chapman 87 died Tuesday in Hartford. A Morality leader in Pomeroy area for decades he served as Baptist Sunday School superintendent for over fifty years never missing a Sunday. A Denison University alumnus, he was a college mate of Judson Harman. Survived by widow three sons and one daughter. funeral and burial at Knights of Pythias Cemetery Hartford.
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Ohio
Knights of Pythias
Hartford
Luckadoo Dead at 77 in Rutland
Richard Luckadoo died at his Rutland home Tuesday at 77 after living in Gallipolis. Survived by wife and six children Clara Cornwell Nora Fletcher Laura Isaac Franklin David. Funeral from Church of God with Rev Smith officiating, burial at Mound Hill. Mary C. Rupe 82 died at daughter’s home in Eno. Survived by two sons Elza Oscar and daughter Mrs Searls. Funeral and burial held yesterday.
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Rutland
Richard Luckdoo
Gallipolis
Clara Cornwell
Nora
George Searls
Eno
Elza
Oscar Rupe
Searls
District President says local UMW payroll stays open
NOT TO CLOSE POMEROY Jan 11 District President Richard Campbell of the United Mine Workers says local union officials have not been cut from the payroll and the office will not be closed at present. He calls yesterday's statement premature due to a misunderstanding by another officer.
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Pomeroy
Richard Campbell
United Mine Workers
Campbell
Local residents travel and employment notes
Fred HK. Fisher returned yesterday to his employment at Akron after visiting here during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Lansbury and children came back home to Marietta last evening. They were joined by Mrs. KE. Rumfield who will stay a few days before continuing to Colarmeene.
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Midleport
Fred HK. Fisher
Akron
D. L. Lansbury
Marietta
KE. C. Rumfield
Colarmene Daar
Wae Vage
Central Ohio Valley Development Association Formed
Pomeroy January 11 report of a new group, The Central Ohio Valley Development Association, formed in Huntington. It aims to develop the Ohio Valley between Huntington and Portsmouth including Greenup, Portsmouth, Russell, Ashland, Catlettsburg, Cereda Kenova, Ironton and Huntington. Initial plan is a 25,000 booklet campaign plus broader work on transportation, raw materials, living conditions, and regional progress.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Central Ohio Valley Development Association
Huntington
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Ohio Valley
Greenup
Portsmouth
Russell
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Cereda-Kenova
Ironton
Grand jury report from Pomeroy details sessions and indictments
The January grand jury report, led by foreman Cora Bennett, covers a three day session with 486 witnesses examined in cases, 19 bills presented, 11 ignored. Indictments include Molden for incest, another Molden, Chute for burglary and larceny, Erlewine for abandoning a legitimate child, Hutton for larceny, Ross for gaming devices, and Dewey Fisher for unlawfully operating a motor vehicle.
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Pomeroy
Cora Bennett
Herd Molden
Jessie Molden
Lawrence Chute
C. E. Erlewine
Ralph Hutton
Ralph Ross
Dewey Fisher
Dean named to Chilren's Home Board of Trustees
Jan. 11. County Commissioners named Jacob Dean of Sumner to fill the unexpired term of Peter Betzing on the Chil dren's Home Board of Trustees. The Street Railway Co may discontinue passenger service on its Pomeroy to Racine line during Main Street repaving, with a Rav enswood to Pomeroy bus line planned to handle up river traffic. Bonds for the county surveyor and probate judge, via a surety company, approved.
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Pomeroy
Jacob Dean
Sumner
Children's Home Board of Trustees
Peter Betzing
Chester Township
Street Railway Company
Racine
Main Street
Ravenswood
Fire Destroys Middleport Produce Building
Fire gutted the Middleport Produce Company Building on Upper Second Street. Prompt work by Middleport and Pomeroy fire crews saved the metal roof, but stock feed produce and equipment suffered major damage. Building owner J H Williams. repairs planned to resume business soon.
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Middleport
Middleport Produce Company
Upper Second Street
Pomeroy
J. H. Williams
Knights Round Table Joint Program Planned in Middleport
Fides Lodge No 210 Knight of Pythian and the Pythian Sisters lodge announce a Knights Round Table series. The first event is January 24 at 8 p m with varied programs and speakers from the Grand or Supreme Domain each month through mid year.
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Middleport
Fides Lodge No. 210
Knight of Pythian
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Knights’ Round Table
Lyons Patriarch Ill in Florida During Southern Tour
J D E Lyons reports their father J K Lyons prominent local capitalist is seriously ill in Key West Florida on a southern tour. His daughter Mia O B Grimm remains at his bedside as the Lyons family awaits further word.
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Jd. E. Lyons
Middleport
Ben
Lyons Boys
J. K. Lyons
Key Wear
Florida
Cube
Mia. O. B. Grimm
Bridge Club in Middleport Hosts Four Tables
Miss Dahlia Pauley entertained the Bridge Club at Mrs. J EB Harley's home with four tables of bridge. The club honor went to Miss Audrey Fultz for high score and guest honor to Mrs. Rodney Down.
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Middleport
Dahlia Pauley
J. EB. Harley
Audrey Fultz
Rodney Down
Two Pomeroy Teachers Remembered in Brief Notices
IS NEAR DEATH POMEROY JAN 1 The piece recalls sisters Caroline and Urania Stivers longtime primary teachers in Pomeroy and Des Moines. The surviving sister Urania is said to be near death with her body to return to her birthplace for burial per her request.
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Pomeroy
Caroline
Urania Stivers
Presbyterian
Alben Davis
Oma Almona Davis
Des Moines
Mrs Murray Buried in Middleport Funeral Held for Sarah A Murray
Mrs Sarah A Murray died Tuesday night at her daughter’s home in Marietta from complications of diseases. Born Sarah Brown on June 1 1852 she married William L Murray on March 30 1869 and had four children one dying in infancy. Surviving are Mrs D L Lansbury Marietta Mrs Alice Sidenstricker Middleport Charles Murray South Broomfield and foster daughter Mrs E C Rumfield of Columbus. Funeral services conducted by Rev Fred J Gardner were held yesterday afternoon in the Christian Church and burial followed in Middleport Cemetery beside her husband.
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Middleport
Sarah A. Murray
D. L. Lansbury
Marietta
Alice Sidenstricker
Charles Murray
South Broomfield
E. C. Rumfield
Columbus
Rawlings
Midway Cemetery
Tex Rickard Square Shooter of Yukon Hero to Klondike Dreamer
Tex Rickard served as Henrietta Texas City Marshal where he kept peace with no gunplay, earning fees from arrests. He bought a stake to seek gold in the Klondike after reading a letter from Jim Roberts about life there. He left his marshal post in 1895 with Willie Slack to head north in pursuit of fortune.
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Tex Rickard
Henrietta
Tex
Rickard
Leona Bittick
City Marshall
Jim Roberts
Texas
Klondike
Roberts
Willie Slack
Wanderluat
Juneau
Circle City
Yukon
Dawson
Dawson City
Chilkoot Pass
Richard
Jack Dodson
al Mayo
Bonanza Creek
Rickards
Rampart City
Rex Leach
Beach
the Kid
Pomeroy Falls to Nelsonville Y M C A in 48 to 29 setback
Nelsonville Y M C A crushed Pomeroy Pythian Pirates 48 to 29 as stars Marshall Howes Muir Longley Crabtree and West led the charge for the visitors. Stark topped Pomeroy with 12 points while Howes added 19 and Marshall 17 for Nelsonville. Local fans anticipate P. H. & Logan High action tonight with Middleport High to visit Saturday.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Pythian Pirates
Nelsonville Y. M. C. A
Marshall
Howes
Muir
Longley
Crabtree
West
Nelsonville
Dye
Stark
Custer
Beegle
Morris
Ashworth
Logan
P. H
Logan High
Middleport High
Middleport
Play fair with your furnace this winter
The article urges fair use of heating systems and explains how furnace efficiency depends on good fuel quality. It notes progressive dealers in the Classified Section can explain coal and fuel oil grades and quote prices, with reliable delivery service highlighted in the Fuel, Feed and Fertilizer column.
Dempsey undecided on future plans after Tex Rickard death
Jack Dempsey remains unsure about his path after Tex Rickard's death. He may fight, join the Garden bid, assist Mrs Rickard, or help promote the Stribling Sharkey bout in Miami Beach. Madison Square Garden execs weigh whether to proceed with the February 27 heavyweight bout and contracts.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Ballyhoo
Rickard
Garden
Carey
Johnny Buckley
Sharkey
Miami Beach
Stribling
Georgia
Madison Square Garden
Tex
Rickeard
Chadbourne, Stanchfield
Levy
Ohio Wrestlers Open Season Against Parkersburg and Marshall
Ohio University wrestlers begin competition with a practice bout against Parkersburg High School at the local gym tonight. The following day at 3 PM in the Men’s gymnasium the team will face Marshall College under coach Thor Olson with former Ohio star Berena Shafer guiding the Marshall squad. Olson plans to finalize the season lineup after the match.
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Ohio University
Parkersburg
Thor Olson
Ohio
Marshall College
Marshall
Berena Shafer
Master
Olson
Ohio University Announces 1929 Baseball Schedule
The 1929 schedule opens April 6 at Ohio State in Columbus marking the first meeting since 1922. Western Reserve joins May 18 in Cleveland with the first Reserve opponent since 1922, plus a slate of games across Granville Athens Cincinnati and Marietta through late May.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio University
Bobcat
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Denison
Granville
Marietta
Athens
Miami
Oxford
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Wesleyan
Springfield
Delaware
The Buckeye Investment Guarantee Promises Safe Returns
The Buckeye proclaims safety for investors with 34 years handling 600 million dollars without loss. It emphasizes conservative management, over 46 million dollars in resources, secured by first mortgages on real estate. Deposits accepted by mail and CDs earn 5 percent, payable semi annually.
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Bod
Oliver Hartley
Messenger
Chapman
Morrie Chapman
Luckadoo
May Rupe
Dean
Railway Company
Produce Company
Bridge Club
Caroline Stivers
Mrs. Murray
Fred J. Gardner
Ycleane
Old West
Rickard’s Square
Chaper II
United Press Staff
The
Alaska
Northern
Billy Wallace
Wallace
Dempsey
Shafer
Buckeye State
Eran Gay ST
the Security Savings Bank
Athens, Ohio
Tuckoff
Cox
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