Gallipolis-Athens showdown set for Friday night
Gallipolis aims to erase a prior loss by hosting Athens in a Friday game at Gallia. The Bulldogs plan to start Hamrick at center with Brothers and Bastiana in backcourt and Kelton or Spencer at forwards, while McKinley’s Red and Black drills sharpen offense after a tough Marietta match.
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Lo High School
Gallipolis
Athens Cagers
Gallia
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
Athens
Hamrick
Brothers
Bastiana
Kelton
Spencer
Broyles
Pete McKinley
Marietta
Pioneers
Wellston
McKinley
Dick Whipple
Frank Bolin
Wade Hatch
Ed Fields
Lou Speiser
al Spaulding
Hatch
Fields
Gilmore
Halas and the Rise of Professional Football
The article outlines early pro football dynamics with George Halas guiding the Chicago Bears while owners and salaried staff controlled management. It recalls Halas’s role, the shift from amateur to professional ranks, and the 1920s expansion that defined the modern league’s structure and conflicts.
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George Er
Chicago Bears
Halas
Bears
Jas
Crane Tech
Pall
University Ofootball
Javed
Ilon
Potsy Clark
Blue
Portsmouth
Spartans
Cornell Board Abandons All Intercollegiate Athletics
The Cornell board votes to abandon all intercollegiate athletics for the school year. Football is not cut, but crews, baseball, ice hockey, fencing and other sports are withdrawn from competition. A later meet will decide policies for the athletics program.
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Auhtion
Cornell
Wesleyan tops Marshall in Buckeye debut road win
Ohio Wesleyan beat Marshall 45 to 36 to seize early Buckeye Conference leadership. Howard Stammier led Wesleyan with 12 points, while Gill added 14 for Marshall and center Hu Marshall scored 12. Referee Finsterwald officiated.
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Delaware
A.r.ray Derrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Marshall
Wesleyan
Marshal
Howard Stammier
Gill
Iniestoewen
Hallanmann
Serories AE
Sien
SC. E
Finsterwald
Ohio
Tommy Loughran Opens 1933 Comeback with Victory
Philadelphia veteran heavyweight Tommy Loughran defeated Chicago’s King Levinsky by a 10 round decision at Convention Hall. Loughran, 1874 pounds, avenged his 1982 downturn and split their three meetings, using sharp left jabs and footwork to keep Levinsky off balance.
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Philadelphia
Jan. A
U.R
Tommy Loughran
Chicago
King Levinsky
Convention Hall
Loughran
Levinsky
Tommy
Ohio Northern Defeats Bowling Green 42 to 28 in Conference Tilt
Ohio Northern beat its conference rival Bowling Green 42 to 28 in a Tuesday night basketball game at Bowling Green. The victory improves ONU’s standing in the Ohio Conference.
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Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
U.P
Ohio
Stationary guard defense against four-man offense
Expert guidance on neutralizing a stationary guard offense. The defender near the basket should disrupt passing lanes and challenge pivot passes while avoiding overcommitting to team coordination. Stay alert to your assigned man for easy baskets and intercept passes aimed at the pivot.
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Nat Holman
Georgia Tech
No. 5
No. 1
No. 2
Drioblers
Schaaf to Sign Carnera for Madison Square Garden Bout
New York dispatch reports Ernie Schaaf and Primo Carnera likely to sign for a 10 round heavyweight bout on February 10 at Madison Square Garden. The winner would face Jack Sharkey in June for the title, with promoter Jimmy Johnston noting terms are near final.
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New York
Ernie Schaaf
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Johnston
Garden
Johnny Buckley
Schaaf
Carnera
Stanley Poreda
Schaaf-Poreda
Schaaf- Carnera
the Garden
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Maxie Baer
The
Sharkey
Schmeling-Baer
Wood Against The Field at Agua Caliente
The Agua Caliente Open begins with 125 players led by Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey as top contender. Rivalries include Leo Diegel Fred Morrison and Harry Cooper while Gene Sarazen is out hospital due to flu. Abe Espinosa posted 71 in practice as Wood relies on precision driving to master the long Rancho course.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
U.P
Husky Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Pacific Coast
Wood
San Francisco
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Leo Diegel
Fred Morrison
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Willie Hunter
Gene Sarazen
Santa Monica
Calif
Walter Hagen
Johnny Golden
Greenwich
Conn
Abe Espinosa
Jersy
Florida teen sets three breaststroke records in swim meet
Fifteen year old Katherine Rawls of Florida, a member of the Olympic diving team, swam to new records in three breaststroke distances. She posted times of 4:37 1-5 for 300 yards, 5:53 for 400 yards, and 6:52 2-5 for 440 yards.
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Katherine Rawls
Florida
Moore Purchased by Houston Buffaloes Infield Prospect
President Fred Ankenman of the Houston Buffaloes announced the purchase of Gene Moore, young outfielder for Elmira of the New York Pennsylvania League, from the Cincinnati Reds for an unannounced sum. Moore, a former Dallas sandlot star, began his pro career with the Dallas Club in the Texas league.
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Houston
Tex
U.R
Fred Ankenman
Houston Buffaloes
Gene Moore
Elmira Club
Cincinnati Reds
Moore
Dallas
Various College Basketball Scores Reported
A roundup lists scores from multiple games including Carnegie Tech 38 over Temple 34 and Kentucky 44 over South Carolina 36. Other results show Ohio Northern 42 over Bowling Green 28 and Oregon State 29 tying or trailing Idaho 25.
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Carnegie Tech
Temple
Eastern Kentucky
Transylvan
Illinois State Normal
Eureka
Indiana Central
Manchester
Johns Hopkins
Swarthmore
Kansas
Kansas State
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshal
Kentucky
South Carolina
Virginia
Wiliam and Mary
Yale
Massachusetts State
Bobcat lineup may shift for opener with Miami
Coach Mitch Grover plans a stiff scrimmage with freshmen this afternoon and light work Thursday as Ohio prepares for the Buckeye Conference opener against Miami Friday night. Possible changes aim to add a scoring forward beside Harold Brown, with Pearl Reichley contending against Roy Mills or Bill Fogelsong, while Bernard Berens faces a tough test against Miami center Anthony.
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Butch Grover
Buckeye
Miami
Grover
Ohio
Redskins
Harold Brown
Butch
Pearl Reichley
Reichley
Pearl
Roy Mills
Bill Fogelsong
Mills
Fogelsong
Bernard Berens
Wesleyan
Berens
Anthony
Muskingum College Tops Capital University 40 to 32
Muskingum College defeated Capital University 40 to 32 in Columbus on Tuesday night. Sophomore center Al Banko showed steady improvement in all phases of play and is nearing a level to challenge Berens for playing time.
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Columbus
Muskingum
Capital University
Ohio
al Banko
Ben
Berens
Gallia County relief groups to discuss needs and finances
Gallia County relief leaders meet Friday at Harry Miller's office to map individual aid needs and outline administration of funds from a $12,000 bond sale. Township trustees expect about $8,500 in needs while about 700 county children lack shoes and clothing and are absent from school.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Harry Miller
Gallia Academy to Debate Portsmouth and Marietta
Gallia Academy High School debaters travel to Portsmouth for an affirmative clash and host Marietta High School for a negative match. Principal Higgi ns leads the Gallia team with judge Dr. Carpenter of Marshall College presiding.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Portsmouth
E. E. Higgins
Marietta High School
Carpenter
Marshall College
Huntington
Ohio High School Debating League
Gallia Academy
Ann Zimmerman
Frances Lawson
Esther Ingies
E. W. Lee
Nellie Miller
Arnold Cromlish
Norma Chick
Lewis Stevers
Helen Davies
Gallia Script Issue Set for Distribution Friday
Gallia Academy High School journalism class issues the third edition of the Gallia Script to students. All work is by students and the paper is printed at school on a ditto machine.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Hospital Admits Several Local Patients for Minor Procedures
Jan 11 report from Gallipolis states Thomas Davis of Minersville and Gaynard Harrison infant son of Lowell Harrison were admitted to Holzer Hospital for minor operations. Iris Hyseli of Rutland was released after several days of treatment.
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Gallipolis
Thomas Davis
Minersville
Gaynard Harrison
Lowell Harrison
Holzer Hospital
Iris Hyseli
Rutland
New Books Arrive at Gallipolis Public Library
New books received this week at the Gallipolis Public Library include Filaway Flippery by Wilson Children of the Soil by Brighton Herdboy of Hungary by Finta Romantic Rebel by Hawthorne Indelibie by Paul Denard H a play by Kaufmann
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Gallipolis
Jan. Il
Gallipolis Public Library
Front Street Paving Is Completed Today
Gallipolis reports brick paving finished for two blocks on Front Street from State to Grape, including a six foot strip. Completion delayed by brick shortage. remaining tasks include river side walk, cleanup of culled bricks, river bank fill and grassing planned in coming months. The relief project provided work for many part time workers over several weeks. Cost about 5000 dollars using bricks from Pine Street and city stock.
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Gallipolis
Front Street
State Street
Grape Street
Pine Street
Deckhand Injured in Lockage Incident Below Dam 26
Wright of Winfield West Virginia, a deck hand on the Steamer Henry Yieser, was admitted to Holzer Hospital with a mangled leg after a land line at Dam 26 tightened around him during a double lockage. The Wie sel, carrying 23 empty barges, was being locked through Dam 26 when the accident occurred.
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Gallipolis
Jan
Wright
Winfield
W. Va
Henry C. Yieser
Holzer Hospital
Dam
Wiesel
Police Begin Search For Missing Youth
Gallipolis Ohio January 11 local police have started a search for Erwin Hesson 16 son of Lew Hesson residing three miles south of Gallipolis who disappeared from his aunt Mrs Grace Danford Huntington Pa D 2 shortly before Thanksgiving Day He attended Central School in Huntington described as weight 127 pounds fair complexion light brown hair last seen wearing high top shoes a light striped coat over army shirt and sweater
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Gallipolis
Erwin Hesson
Lew Hesson
Grace Danford
Huntington
John Fraley
Texas
Gallia Community Association to Meet Thursday Night
Gallia Community Association will convene at 6 o'clock Thursday evening in the Hotel Lafayette for its upcoming meeting.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Community Association
Lafayette
Bill for 1.96 Grocery Bill Sparks Appeal in Gallia County
In Gallia County two men face a suit over a 1.96 grocery bill. Interest brings the total to 2.71, with 18.50 in court costs. A. C. Davidson posted 30 bond for appeal in Common Pleas. The case stems from a Justice of Peace judgment of 1.06 with six percent interest since June 1932.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Firebug Foiled In Kanauga Home Fire
Fire damaged porch materials at the Jordan residence in Kanauga as a lone suspect attempted arson Monday night. Annis Irwin found linseed oil soaked rags and kindling, sparking a small blaze extinguished with minor loss. Investigators traced tracks to a parked car and questioned one suspect as deputies hunted for the arsonist. Jordan family, including three small children and Mrs. Jordan’s father, Joe Vance, resided at the home.
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Gallipolis
Dewey Jordan
Kanauga
Annis Erwin
Spring Hill
Elmer Hatfield
Howard Gates
Hatfield
Irwin
Jordan
Joe Vance
Principles Underlying the Ideal Home Outlined
Rev H H Wilbur of Grace M E Church spoke to the Washington Parent-Teacher Association Tuesday night on Principles Underlying the Ideal Home. He listed five keys: mutual respect, consideration of children, obedience to parents, adequate income, and a family altar.
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Gallipolis
Jan
H. H. Wilbur
Grace M. EK
Washington Parent-Teaure Association
Executors Named in Local Probate Notices
Mrs. Mable Halpin of Detroit appointed administrator of R. Henry Wood estate by Judge J. B. Clark. John C. Hemphill and Samuel C. Hemphill named administrators of Amazonia Hemphill estate. Bonds set at $000.
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Gallipolis
Mable Halpin
Detroit
Mich
R. Henry Wood
J. 8. Clark
John C. Hemphill
Samuel C. Hemphill
Amazonia
Hemphill
Poles Removed Ahead of New Light Standards
Wooden light poles owned by the Southern Ohio Electric Company on Court Street between Second and Third Avenues were removed yesterday by company employees as new light standards were installed on the street.
Funeral duties for Frank C Moore in Waverly
Rev H J Wilbur will travel to Waverly Thursday afternoon to assist in the funeral services for Frank C Moore an insurance agent and church official. Rev J V Stone former pastor in Gallipolis will officiate.
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Gallipolis
H. J. Wilbur
Waverly
Frank C. Moore
J. V. Stone
Theft of $12 Reported in Rural Ohio Farm Area
Gallia County report: Henderson Phillips 72, farmer on Georges Creek, says a lone robber took his savings of 12 dollars. Phillips earns a living by odd farm jobs. The incident was recently reported.
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Gallipolis
Jan. H
Henderson Phillips
Georges Creek
Phillips
Carrs visit Charleston guests of Athens kin
Mr and Mrs A W Carr went to Charleston West Virginia Tuesday where they will be guests for several days of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Cleveland Milair Mr and Mrs C E Edwards of Athens were guests Sunday of Miss Isabel Dye.
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A. W. Carr
Charleston
W. Va
Cleveland Milair
C. E. Edwards
Athens
Isabel Dye
Wilmington College thumps Bluffton in conference clash
Wilmington College rode a dominant performance to defeat Bluffton College by a wide margin in a Northwest Conference game played Tuesday night. The Blue and White controlled the action from start to finish, improving their standings with a decisive win.
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Wilmington
U.P
Wilmington College
Bluffton College
Nelsonville to oppose Logan Friday in league clash
Nelsonville hosts Logan High in a Southeastern Ohio League boys basketball game with both squads one win and one loss in league play. Coach Yantis emphasizes shooting drills after a poor showing vs Wellston, while Logan relies on a green lineup as top regulars graduate.
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Nelsonville
John Longley
Logan High
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Logan
Jackson
Gallipolis
Julian Yantis
Longley
Greyhounds
Wellston
Yantis
Stalter
Voight
Minner
Galvin
Shafer
Rex Dilcher
Logan High School
Logan Sextet
Loughran Beats Levincky In Philadelphia Card
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeated King Levincky of Chicago in a ten round bout. Eddie Houghton of Philadelphia stopped Pepper Stopper of Leiperville in eight rounds.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran
King Levincky
Chicago
Eddie Houghton
Pepper Stopper
Leiperville
Testament Trust Provisions for Heirs and Spouse
The passage explains that upon his death the trust’s income and principal pass to his wife, children, or other heirs as previously planned, outlining how benefits transition per the settlor’s arrangements.
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Ving Ilinois
Halasen Navy
Greating Station
Paddy Driscoll
Hughie Blacklock
Chman
Miller Huggins
New York Yan- George
Babe Ruth
Staley Football Decatur
Middle West
Halas Reago
Ilja
NTS
Hiram T
Rif
Pyiac Finance
Court Street
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Coun
Athens, Ohio
Mt. Union
Hiram
Capital
Bluffton
Fenn
Kent State
Oregon State
Idaho
By Mitch
Corning
Smith
Hockman
GO FF Ff
Ccicoscesciasineo
Wairutil Atlcnignicninh
Iebpaltick
Gallia County Relief Agency
Yieser
Sary
Rcmp
By Mac Bartlett
Iathens Nationat Bank
Athens National Bank
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