Buckeye Wrestlers Fall Hard in Ann Arbor Meet
Ohio State wrestling was routed 29 to 0 at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Shafer defeated in overtime by a hairline margin in the 145 pound bout. Griffiths, Hewitt, and others put up tough scraps but could not turn the tide as Watson and others secured wins for Michigan.
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Olson
Buckeye Pionship
University of Michist
Ann Arbor
Wedevening
Bobcats
Joe Begala
Buckeye
Shafer-Sauer
Shafer
Igan
Griffiths
Ohio
Hewitt
Michigan
Thomas
Roberts
Watson
Byers
Bobcats Wrestlers Fall to Strong Opponents in Exhibition Bout
The Ohio team dropped several tight matches as Warren edged a competitor in 8 minutes 55 seconds, Begala edged Donahue in a hard fought bout, and Skinner was thrown by George in 7 minutes 4 seconds. Coach Olson praised the showing and said the outing builds experience and confidence for the season.
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Iself
Warren
Begala
Donahue
Chion
Skinner
Ohio
George
Olson
Bobcats
Three-Way Tie Elects Trio for Arena Editors
Athens high school seniors elected editors for The Arena with a three-way tie among Guy Wanless Lillian Kittle and Bernice Kayser each earning sixteen votes. The senior class chose three editors, plus Roy McClanahan as business manager and Jean Rauch as associate.
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Athens
The
Arena
Guy Wanless
Lillian Kittle
Bernice Kayser
Roy McClanahan
Jean Rauch
Bishops Meet Bobcats as Hnizder Headlines Spelling Battle
Ohio Wesleyan forward Harry Hnizder, whose name confounds spellings, will star Saturday night when the Battling Bishops host Ohio University. The Haw arrowed player from Cleveland West Tech, known for his easy pronunciation as Nizder, leads the Bishops in their first Buckeye Athletic Association game against the Bobcats.
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Harry Hnizder
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Ohio University
Buckeye Athletic Association
Bobcats
Hnizder
Shnizder
Nizder
Hnizdar
Hnisder
Nisder
Cleveland
West Tech
Senate
Athens H S and Cagers Set to Face Marietta High
Coach Harold Wise will take ten cagers to Marietta to chase a third straight win after a strong Marietta rival came close to beating McConnelsville. The squad, travelling by bus at 2 pm, includes Wolfe, Wetzel, Hughes, Carmichael, Sama, Sams, Border, Burroughs, Cross, and Hall with Rice and Deibert Howette as managers.
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Harold Wise
Marietta
McConnelsville
Wise
Fields
Jackson
Wolfe
Wetzel
Hughes
Carmichael
Sama
Ross Sams
Coury
Border
Burroughs
Cross
Hall
Rice
Deibert Howette
Gehrig Drives in Most Runs in 1927 Season
Lon Gehrig led the American League in total bases from safe hits and drove in the most runs in 1927, with 175 RBIs. Babe Ruth trailed by 11 runs with 164 RBIs, according to official season figures released today.
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New York
Lon Gehrig
Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Durban woman marathon champion Hayward eyes U S debut
Frances Hayward of Durban South Africa is an undefeated world champion marathoner. Her record pace is 54 miles in 11% hours and she is now touring the United States.
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Paavo Nurmi
Frances Hayward
Durban
South Africa
U. S
Big Star in Minors Nick Cullop Shines in Buffalo
Nick Cullop, recently sent by Cleveland to Buffalo, builds a reputation as a great minor league player who cannot make good in the majors.
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Nick Cullop
Cleveland
Buffalo
Ole Miss Names Stanley L. Robinson New Football Coach
Stanley L. Robinson former Colgate All American quarterback will lead the University of Mississippi football team next season. He takes over after a career highlighting passing and leadership at Colgate and brings college coaching experience to Oxford Mississippi.
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Stanley L. Robinson
Colgate
University of Mississippi
Mayland grid Joe Caldwell may head Williams football
Charles Caldwell who finished his grid career at Princeton in 1924 is mentioned as a potential head coach for Williams College football. The report notes Caldwell’s Princeton legacy and his possible appointment amid Williams football leadership discussions.
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Charles Caldwell
Princeton
Williams College
Secret Is Out Bernice Arnold and Arthur Evans Married in Athens
A prominent couple, Miss Bernice Arnold and Arthur Evans, wed secretly in Athens on the last day of the year. The bride teaches at Kerrs Run school and hails from Rose Hill. the groom works with Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The ceremony was performed by Rev. M. E. Chatley of the Athens Christian church. They will reside with the bride’s parents until the school year ends.
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Pomeroy
Athens
Bernice Arnold
Kerrs Run
Ed Arnold
Rose Hill
Arthur Evans
Pomeroy Cement Block Company
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church of Athens
Father of Boy Struck by Auto Sues Driver
Russell R. Wiggins files suit as next friend for 19 000 against William M. Grapes after Cecil Wiggins is struck along a highway. The boy suffers abdominal and facial injuries, a temple gash, a broken tooth, and hospital care from December 15 to 28.
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Pomeroy
Hobson
Cecil Wiggins
Common Pleas
Sather
Russell R. Wiggins
William M. Grapes
Coal company serves notice to cease mining at Thomas
Pomeroy coal operators announce they will move out all coal on Thomas. Owners F I Leitheit O L Bradbury Gateate William E Peoples file suit to block action claiming equipment not allowed until all coal is mined. Report notes a potential bond of 1000 dollars and a local judge’s involvement in Columbus proceedings.
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Pomeroy
Athas and Pomeroy Coal Company
Thomas
F. I. Leitheit
O. L. Bradbury Geatate
William E. Peoples
Buch
Conmoe
Former Rutland Postmaster Tuckerman Dies in Nebraska
Birney M. Tuckerman longtime Rutland post office worker died January 5 at the Hastings Nebraska home of Horace M. Cunningham history department head. Born May 26 1844 in Erie County New York he later lived in Meigs County Illinois Missouri and Nebraska after the Civil War. Burial was in Brookfield January 8 and four nephews survive in Nebraska Chicago and Academy South Dakota.
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N. Y
Meigs County
Iilionis
Missouri
Nebraska
Brookfield
Bert Cunningham
Lincoln
Nebr
Fred M. Tuckerman
Chicago
John M. Tuckerman
Academy
Horace M. Cunningham
Hastings
Theobald Divorce Suit Filed by Jane Pomeroy
Mrs. Jane Theobald by her father as next friend seeks divorce from William Theobald. They wed while she was a Pomeroy high school student. Allegations include extreme cruelty and failure to provide a home.
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Pomeroy
Jan
Jane Theobald
William Theobald
Former Middleport Girl Unanimously Elected Post Head
Mrs. C. Washington of Welch West Virginia daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul C Jones of Gravel Hill a Middleport high school graduate and Grant hospital Columbus trained nurse was unanimously elected vice commander of McDowell Post No 8 American Legion Welch she is said to be the first woman in the state to hold a major office in a Legion post She served as a nurse in World War I was president of Welch Legion auxiliary last year and is now president of the 8 40 club doing Legion work
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Middleport
C. Washington
Welch
W. Va
Paul C. Jones
Gravel Hill
Middleport High School
Grant Hospital
Columbus
McDowell
American Legion
Washington
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Installation Midpleport Officers at Riverview Camp
A by time installation of officers and potluck supper is set for Riverview Camp No.244 R N of A this evening. Elevations include Past Oracle Cora Bennett Oracle Ida Edwards Vice-Oracle Grace Stace Chaplain Minnie Gilmore Marshals Frances Sentine and Alice Inside ntinel Mae Smith Outside Sentinel Mumford Mason Flora Lewis Installing Officer Ada Root assisted by Mrs Gallagher. Earl Price of Hawthorne New York, GB Bree after Mr. and Mrs
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Midpleport
Riverview Camp
No.244
R. N. of A
Oracle
Cora Bennett
Ida Edwards
Grace Stace
Minnie Gilmore
Frances Sentine
Alice
Mae Smith
Outside Sentinel
Mumford
Flora Lewis
Adam Root
Gallagher
Fire destroys Hoppess home after bedfast illness
Libbie Hoppess of Hysell Run was taken to the county farm after a fall left her bedfast. That night her house and contents burned to the ground. Neighbors suspect theft followed by arson to cover it. Local and state fire marshal officials are conducting a thorough examination. Miss Hoppess has not been told of the fire to avoid shock.
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Pomeroy
Libbie Hoppess
Hysell Run
First Baptist Church Hosts Busy Bee Class Dinner
In Middleport on January 13 the Men’s Class and Use Busy Bee class plan a church gathering at the First Baptist Church this evening. A magic dinner will be served with the first course starting with preachers.
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First Baptist Church
Mystery of Delight Shown by Officials Hailed
Officials praise delight and other mysterious goods as guidance for public sentiment. The remarks crown curiosity and positive perception in a cautious civic gesture.
Community Club Plans New Year Meeting in Middleport
Invitations are out for the Community club’s first meeting of the year in the K of P clubrooms next Tuesday. The group will reorganize elect officers and map an ambitious year. A banquet at 6 o clock will be served by the Pythian sister, and Reno G Hoag of Marietta will speak on publicity and community spirit.
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Middleport
K. of P
Reno G. Hoag
Marietta
Local notes on moves and injuries in town
Frederick Coates left for Columbus yesterday seeking work. Stephen Englehart of Columbus visits here. Two year old Robert Grimm injured his arm caught in a wringer then drawn to the shoulder. Dr. Daniels reports the boy is recovering nicely. Max Dye of the Pompey basketball quintet has been ill for a day or two and may miss tonight’s Gallipolis game.
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Frederick Coates
Columbus
Stephen Englehart
Robert Grimm
Melvin Grimm
Dr. Daniels
Max Dye
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Social Roundup Including Colum bus Visit and Hospital News
Dr and Mrs E F Maag traveled to Columbus Thursday morning for a two day stay. Miss Emma Richards ended a week's visit with Mrs W W Brown and returned to Gallipolis. Mrs J E Barker from Athens visited with friends. Mrs Edward Tewkes bury learns from her mother Mrs Jane Smith at University Hospital Columbus that she is recovering but will remain hospitalized for weeks. Mr and Mrs Hilselmer of Chillicombe visited their son and daughter in law Thursday and Friday.
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E. F. Maag
Columbus
Emma Richards
W. W. Brown
Gallipolis
J. E. Barker
Athens
Edward Tewkesbury
Jane Smith
University Hospital, Columbus
Hokum probes Hornsby plot claims in life squib
Rogers Hornsby dismisses a reported assassination plot as hokum and propaganda. He says a New York based story connecting his trade to Boston with bookmaker vengeance is false, noting he previously repaid a suit against Frank L. Moore and did not owe money to Moore.
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Foster Eaton
ST. Louis
U.P
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
New York Giants
Boston Braves
United Press
S T. Louis Globe-Democrat
New York
W.S. Fransworth
Evening Journal
Star
Welching
The
William Fahey
Fahey
Frank L. Moore
Moore
Boston
Giants
Hokum
Revival Rumor Sways Old Boxing Team of Striblings
Rumors suggest the former boxing duo known as Pa and Young Stribling may be revived. The note hints at a return of the aged team, triggering local chatter about past glories resurfacing.
Hope in Box Frank Shields May Aid To Regain Net Supremacy
Frank X. Shields, 17, emerging American tennis hopeful, contested national junior titles indoors and outdoors in two years. A Columbia Grammar student from Throggs Neck, he rose from ball boy to West Side Tennis Club member under Dr. George King’s guidance, defeating Julius Seligson to claim junior crowns.
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America
Frank X. Shields
New York
Julius Seligson
Lehigh University
Shields
Columbia Grammar School
Silver Beach
Throggs Neck
L. I
Columbia
Frederick Alden
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
George King
Against Cage Dribble
Dr. Meanwell of Wisconsin and Craig Ruby of Illinois are said to oppose the use of the dribble in basketball games.
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Dr. Meanwell
Wisconsin
Craig Ruby
Illinois
Buckeye basketball opens with Buckeye association clashes
Six Buckeye members begin championship play as Cincinnati meets Miami at Oxford and Wittenberg faces Denison at Springfield Ohio Wesleyan plays Ohio University at Athens. Cincinnati Miami draw large crowd while Ohio Wesleyan expected to beat Ohio by about ten points.
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Buckeye Association
Cincinnati
Miami
Oxford
Wittenberg
Denison
Springfield
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Athens
Oxford Gymnasium
Bearcats
Sharkey Faces Heeney in Madison Square Garden Bout
Jack Sharkey of Boston meets Tom Heeney of New Zealand in a scheduled 12 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden as a possible path to Gene Tunney’s title. Sharkey is a strong favorite with 2 to 1 odds, and a victory would set up a July title bout at Yankee Stadium pending no upset.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Tom Heeney
Gisborne
New Zealand
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
Tunney
Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Two sport men knocked out in Bostonian cage clash
The report notes Carl Husta and Rusty Saunders knocked out in a pro boxing mixed event. Sharkey fell in the same card as fans debated Dempsey's low blows. Husta heads to Toledo next. Saunders remains with Dallas.
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Carl Husta
Rusty Saunders
Sharkey
Dempsey
Husta
Toledo
Saunders
Dallas
Ohio University Cagers Set for Wesleyan Clash Tomorrow Night
Ohio University basketball squad drills hard for the Wesleyan Muskingum game at home. Mitchell returns from injury to bolster the pivot, while Siegenthaler Haizder and Burkholder Campbell are slated for starting spots as Grover trains on defense and shooting.
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Burkholder
Campbell
Kline
Hass
Brammer
Macklin
Dayless
Trace
Muskie
Bobcats
Wesleyan
Bob Taylor
Ohio
Muski
Taylor
Harrop
Bob Helwig
Halliday
Thomas
Wertz
Rice
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Southeastern Ohio
Marietta College
Marietta
Ohio University
Athens
Methodists
Buck~ Eye Athletic Association
Ray Detrick
Hnizder
Siegenthaler
Spoonamore
Bermo
Coyner
Mitchell
Megly
Heeney Vows Savage Body Attack On Sharkey
The article portrays Heeney as a tough former blacksmith who has never been KO'd and plans relentless body work against Sharkey. Doubts about Sharkey's heart persist, while Dempsey's body punching is cited as a potential shirt to Sharkey's resolve. A Dempsey Heeney bout in London is floated as a possibility.
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Sharkey
Heeney
Hal Wills
George Godfrey
Dempsey
Tunney
Dempsey-Heeney
London
Five top women golfers sail for Bahamas championship
Five leading women golfers from the United States and Canada sail to day for the Bahamas championship. The party includes Glenna Collett two time national champion Helen Payson of Portland Maine holder of the Canadian Open Ada McKenzie a prominent Canadian golfer and former holder of several titles in Canada.
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New York
United States
Canada
Bahama Islands
Bahamas
Glenna Collett
Helen Payson
Portland
Ada McKenzie
Gas on Stomach Is Dangerous Bisulated Magnesia Promises Relief
An advertorial warns that excess stomach acid causes gas pain bloating and indigestion and can lead to gastritis or ulcers. It promotes Bisulated Magnesia from Cline Pharmacy Athens or any drug store as a quick safe anti acid to be taken after meals with a money back guarantee if not helpful.
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Cline
Athens
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