Coaches Aim To Cut Game Clock And Add Plays
Columbus coaches debate rules changes as war time study begins. NCAA committee secretary Krieger presents proposals for longer second and fourth periods with limited plays per period while standard first and third periods stay 13 minutes. Speculation swirls around Georgia Tech coach Bill Alexander retirement and Cornell target Carroll Widdoes for next season.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association Rules Committee
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Bill) Alexander
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Widdoes
Cornell
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Rickey Foresees Dodgers Fielding 28 in April
Branch Rickey, president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, said only a direct order from Washington would stop him from fielding a team this year. He added there will be 28 players in Dodgers uniforms in April, even if necessary. Grange officers to be installed at Trimble Grange Hall Saturday at eight, followed by a chicken supper.
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Branch Rickey
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Dodgers
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Trining
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Fullerton's Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A wartime sports roundup notes college directors fret lax eligibility for Navy trainees and potential political probes, with a 4-F footballer switching colleges. Baseball contracts hinge on manpower rulings, and Baltimore may lose about 75000 if racing betting is banned. Inside Track covers a postponed Cairo Base Hospital Rebels vs Weather Squadron Hurricanes game due to rain. Shorts and Shells list Beulah Michigan's new 60000 bowling venue and other sports tidbits. Service Dept. profiles Billy Hillenbrand moving from football to basketball amid star matchups.
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New York
Navy
Carnegie
Baltimore
Rhat
Base Hospital Rebels
Weather Squadron
Hurricanes
Cairo
Ohio fair managers plan harness races for successors
Athens County cage league report notes plans to push a grand circuit program at the Delaware fair from September 19 to 24. A $10,000 Little Brown Jug futurity stake is planned again, with the first actual futurity for three year olds to be run next year featuring a $30,000 stake.
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Neville
Loyal Mens Class Fellowship Meeting at Church Tonight
Lousien members of the Loyal Men's Class of the Church of Christ, their families and guests, gather in The Church social rooms at 7:30 PM for the annual fellowship meeting. Unmarried members are urged to bring dates and prospective members. Program details are to come, promising a worthwhile social hour. Billingsley Greenville fair shows total of about 80 000, up 10 000 from last year with races including 20 000 horseman's stake for two year old trotters, 16 000 Fox stake for two year old pacers, and 4 500 each in futurities for three year olds. Billingsley reelected three year term as director of district 5 of the U S Trotting Association, Ohio included, defeating Robert Plaxico of Canton.
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James F. Byrnes
T. A. Billingsley
Greenville Fair
Varsity
Ohio Racing
Waterloo
Troy
Byrnes
Humphrey
Myre
Harold Morgar
Richardson
Quest
Carl Eraw
Robert
Dodi B. Yahney
John Bridge P. Hier
Glen Hollings
M. Griffin Byrnes
W. Brandeberry
Billingsley
Scott Hollister
Joseph Neville
Delaware Fair
Grant D
Walker
Keith Eermee
Vess
Ashers
Tanbhor O Y Dal
Hi, Summerfield
Richard Harti
An Dent
E. Russell
Glen Hollingsheat
Laird Llewellyn
White
M. Griffin
Hughes
M. Hunter
Ashcraft Rose
Hollister
Dun
Loyal Men's Class
Church of Christ
Fox
Mrs Vaughn Hosts Chinese Checkers Club Dinner
Chinese Checkers Club met at Mrs Harrys home for the annual New Year dinner delayed by weather. A three course chicken dinner was served by Mrs Vaughn at 630 pm with gifts exchanged and a lively evening of play. Several members named attended including Lizzie Mckee Johnson Hartley Morris Eddy Gessell West Byers and hostess Kate Vaughn. One member Mrs Thompson could not attend.
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Lizzie Mckee
Mary” ‘Johnson
Clara Hartley
Clara Morris
Oln Eddy
Flo. Henry
Edna Embrey
Delia Gessell
Bessie West
Juli Byers
Kate Vaughn
Bessie Thompson
New Kiwanis Officers Installed At Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club installed officers at a Ladies Night meeting held at the Hotel Gordon. George W. Rose served as installing officer as 18 members and their spouses heard a program on Western China educational feature pictures presented by Roy Byers. New officers include W. G. Hughes as president Enlon Grubbs vice president George H. Campbell secretary and board members B R Angle Rev A G Winkle George W. Rose Dan Kovach E H Taylor Ben Goldberg and Thomas Williams.
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Roy Byers
Jackson-Trimble High School
W. G Hughes
Enlon Grubbs
George H. Camp
Bell
Kiwanis
GW. Rose
Enlow Grubbs
la . Rich- Arison
A. G. Win- Mie
Eth. Taylor
W. D. Witham
Trimble Service Men Rest at Greensvale Parents
Millard Mundew writes from France that his division is near the unit with Dick Morris but they have not met. Millard has been overseas three months. Melvin Conway in the Philippines reports Filipinos welcomed American troops. Bill Kleinman, after boat training at Great Lakes, came home for a nine day care and was ill at Fort Hayes Hospital. his mother went to Columbus and returned home the same evening.
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Marion Zariey
Sewis D. Bernard
St. Francie
C.F. Wallace
Great Lakes
Iraq
Rest Hawkins
United States Navy
Clifford Wade
Greenswale
Millard Mundew
T. D. Mundew
France
Dick Morris
Hag
Millare
Pfe
Melvin Conway
Bill Kleinman
Seaton
Wait and See Policy Adopted by Pro Gridders
The National Football League leaders adjourned a session amid war talk and a wait and see stance on drafts and schedules. George Marshall walked out in protest, Elmer Layden defended the move as not violating rules, and the meeting postponed decisions until a New York gathering in April.
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National Football League
George Marshall
Washington Redskins
New York
Football League
Apri
Byrnes
Marshall
Uncle Sam
Washington
Lea ‘Ne
Elmer Layden
Bee Gees and Zippers Clinch Wins In Ohio College Action
Unbeaten Bee Gees beat Denison 69 to 45 and Zippers downed Case 56 to 36 as Ohio Conference action continues. Otterbein beat Port Columbus 64 to 37, Unio Wesleyan edged Wooster 49 to 45. Army and Navy service teams suffered losses abroad. Akron’s Frits Nagy led the Zippers with 21 points.
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Bowling Green
Akron
Old Man River
Bee Gees
Denison
Zippers
Case
Ohio
Unio Wesleyan
Wooster
Otterbein
Port Columbus
Patterson Field Nebr
Army Air Lincoln
Lockbourne Army ‘Air Base
Blytheville
Ark
Army Air Field
Zipper
Frits Nagy
BI Kanda
Green
Wyndel Gray
Don Otten
Glenn Culp
Andy Vanovich
Wilbur Woods
James Schneider
Bob Hambler
Ohio Wesleyan
Bishops
Generals Defeat Chauncey Dover Blue Devils 45 to 16
Marthur Downs Chauncey Dover Blue Devils meet a decisive loss as the Generals of Vinton County win 45 to 16 on Tuesday night. Generals led 12 to 1 after the first quarter and 26 to 5 at halftime. Joe Hayes and Max Cox each score 16 points. Glen Peters adds 13. Robinett tops Chauncey Dover with five.
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Chauncey Dover Blue Devils
Vinton Countians
Generals
Joe Hayes
Max Cox
Glen Peters
Robinett
Chauncey-Dover
Uncertain OCR: Levees Yield Milk From Cattle
Fragmentary text suggests a note about dairy cows in Holland yielding milk, with figures around 67,000 to 80,000 pounds. Readable nouns indicate a weathered record of production or farm output rather than a complete report.
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