Bobcats Hold Off Flyers 36 35 In Narrow Home Win
Ohio University over Dayton 36 35 as Bobcats fans witness a tense finish. Miller fouls out with six minutes left, Lalich seals the three point win, while Miller, Hosch and Born provide late scoring to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Trautwein
Ohio University
Bobcats
Dayton
Ohio
Red
Findlay
Marietta
Flyers
Fitz Miller
Jim Carter
Miller
Jerry Westendorf
Bobcat
Don Claudepierre
Flyer
Pete Lalich
Claudepierre
Lalich
Harley Hosch
Johnny Born
Charlie Fulks
Bill Ross
Hosch
Aeen
Ns Eae
OS Ee
Ccenagacoen
Onodenaace
Calabria
Ccceoan0
Kavanaugh
Rts
Westendorf
McCloskey
Kinssey
Swartzel
van Dyke
Linecott
Swartz
Heightland
Shepard
Douglas
Seaman
Terrius
McLeod
Roberts
Varian
Harrison
Russell
Roebuck
Cochran
Beckle
Davis
Garvin
Lee Merchant
Spencer
Evans
Holt
Ballinger
Hull Oe Ae
Wittenberg Narrowly Beats Ohio Northern in Ohio Conference
In Ada, Wittenberg edged Ohio Northern 48 to 47 as Woltjen sealed the win with a late free throw after a 30-19 half, marking the Lutherans second straight conference victory. Ohio Northern suffered its first loss in four league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio University
Bobcats
Dayton University
Wittenberg
Ohio Northern
Ada
Woltjen
Polar Bears
Lutherans
Marshall
Toledo University
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Rocket
Bob Gerber
Toledo
Mount Union
Heidelberg
Tiffin
Akron University
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Basketball Scores From Ohio and Nearby States
A compiled list of recent high school and college basketball results across Ohio and neighboring states. Notable scores include Ohio 36 Cincinnati 41, Ohio Northern 47, Vanderbilt 50 Sewanee 34, and North Carolina State 52 Clemson 36. The report notes farm club players and outfield service additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
North Carolina State
Clemson
North Carolina
Wake Forest
High School
Cincinnati
Western Hills
Cincinnati Automotive
Walnut Hills
Norwood
Toledo Libbey
Toledo Macmber
Toledo Scott
Toledo Deviliss
Toledo Woodward
Toledo Walle
Toledo Central Catholic
Jaumee
Mansfield
Ashland
Dover
New Philadelphia
Oak Harbor
Port Clinton
Campbell Memorial
Struthpers
Youngstown Raven
Niles
Orange
Solon
Fairport
Ashtabula
Mayfield
Independence
Brecksville
Richfield
Geneva
Conneaut
Akron South
Warren Hardig
Ravenna
Akron Buchtel
Akron Central
Cuyahoga
Akron Jennings
Twinsburg
Ogden Reds
Frank Baumholz
Ohio U
Columbia
Earl Petit
Frank Pawlik
Syracuse
Unsung Free Throws Highlight Local Hoop Narrow Win
The report lists missed free throws by Miller and Hosch with 1 each and Kavanaugh leading with 3. Personal fouls show rising counts for Claudepierre and Kavanaugh among others, while officials Young and Fergus oversaw the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Hosch
Lalich
Ross
Kavanaugh
Claudepierre
Swartzel
Born
Westendorf
McCloskey
Kinsley
Fulks
Langsville Socials Moved Residents and Illnesses
Langsville notices report Mr and Mrs Jack Bartham moved to William Ledlie farm and both are ill with mumps. Robert Miller from Fort Devens Mass visited his father Von Miller over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Clair Nelson and two sons visited Frank Braley and family at Derby. An infant of Mr and Mrs Jerry Farley was buried January 15 in Nelson Cemetery after a break in at Elza Brown’s house where about 50 hens were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Jack Bartham
William Ledlie
Robert Miller
Fort Devens
Mass
von Miller
Clair Nelson
Frank Braley
Derby
Erry Farley
Nelson Cemetery
Elza Brown
Reds Go Into Camp With 11 Players Secured
Cincinnati Reds report 11 players already signed for spring training in Tampa Florida as pitchers Derringer Riddle Starr Thompson and McCormick along with Hemsley Sauer Lukon Kay Lakeman Lamanno and others are listed. Most are deferred due to dependents but the club expects more signings before camp opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Elmer Riddle
Ray Starr
Gene Thompson
Frank McCormick
Rollie Hemsley
Hank Sauer
Eddie Lukon
Ernie Kay
al Lakeman
Ray Lamanno
Uncle Sam
Fullerton's Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Joe Louis joins the Army and faces mornings with no boxing. Moffett Field Fliers and 12th Naval District share 10513.92 from Armistice Day game. NY racing commission costs 72220 dollars last year. Seton Hall fencing wins its 60th straight meet. Ziggy Sears III greets news by wire. Eastern hockey league clubs Washington Eagles and Atlantic City Sea Gulls due in blood bank game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Joe Louis
Moffett Field
Calif
12Th Naval District
New York State Racing Commission
Seton Hall
Ziggy Sears
Ziggy Sears III
Washington Eagles
Atlantic City Sea Gulls
Eastern Hockey League
Four Remain Undefeated In Billiard Championships
In Chicago AP report four leaders sit at two victories each in the world three cushion billiards tourney. Willie Hoppe Welker Cochran Ralph Greenleaf and Joe Chamaco sit atop the field as Illinois rivals and visitors clash with Lookabaugh Reiselt Rubin and Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Joe Chamaco
Welker Cochran
Ralph Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Chamaco
Cochran
Earl Lookabaugh
Otto Reiselt
Art Thurnblad
John Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Reiselt
Lokabaugh
Art Rubin
Brooklyn
Graham Retains Lead in Big Ten Scoring Race
Sophomore Otto Graham of Northwestern continues to pace individual basketball scorers with 65 points after Northwestern's game with Michigan. Johnny Kotz of Wisconsin is second with 61 while Purdue's Forrest Sprowl holds third with 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Michigan
Graham
Johnny Kotz
Wisconsin
Purdue
Forrest Sprowl
Hogan Wins Los Angeles Open Playoff Over Thomson
Benny Hogan edged Jimmy Thomson by one stroke in the 17th annual Los Angeles Open playoff at a 4000 strong gallery. Hogan closed with a birdie four on the 18th for a 72 and the $3500 first prize while Thomson collected $1700 for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Benny Hogan
David
Jimmy Thomson
California
Hoaean
Talleh
Sev
SO EK Cvu
Thomson
Hogan
Benny
Jimmy
Ostrich Growth Surprises Hatchlings Size At Birth
The article notes that an ostrich chick is only as big as a chicken at hatching while fully grown birds can reach about 300 pounds, making the ostrich the largest bird.
Magnesium Exports Boost U.S. Vehicle Weight Savings
Through use of magnesium alloys, buses and trailers have been built in the United States with a dead weight saving of four to five tons per vehicle, highlighting material innovation for freight and passenger transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Redmen Seek Fourth Straight Victory Over West Virginia State
Rio Grande College Redmen aim for a fourth win this season as they host the West Virginia State Yellow Jackets on their home floor. The teams previous meeting at Institute on December 19 ended in a Rio loss, and WVSU brings a stingy defense that has limited Rio to under 30 points per game in past meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
West Virginia Tech
Rio Grande College Redmen
Yellow Jackets
West Virginia State
Rio
Institute
Redmen
Soose loses to Bivins. plans Navy enlistment
Billy Soose was upset by Jim Bivins in a ten round light heavyweights bout in Cleveland before 8,066 fans. Soose, who had been named the NABO No. 1 challenger for Gus Lesnevich, may enlist in the Navy this Thursday, while promoter Bob Brickman saw no return fight for Soose. Jackie Wilson edged Quent Breese in another ten rounder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Billy Soose
Farrell
Jimmy Bivins
Bob Brickman
Bivins
Soose
Billy
Joe Sediey
Quentin
Baby) Breese
Breese
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Athens
By Mitch
McBee Duckpin Bowling League
Williams
Smith Euenne
Hawk Ween Ee
Imes Weanne
Purchasin Kimes Omer
Kempton
Melville
H Begg Saan
Rutkoskie
H. Martin
Kennedy
B. Chandler
Cox Oaeneo
Binders— McConkey
W. Hawk
McCune
D. Selby
E. Daily
Enec
Mathenyee
Chandler
Cooneee Enews
O. Young
Merchant
Connor
Nevin
Gerber Wane
Stanson Wee We
Antle
McGrannor
Hamilton
K. Kimes
Nelson
R. Adams
Verity Endenas
Cornell Enccon
Wyckoff
Sen Weee
Chase
Mills
LaHugh
Chesser Ener
Galvin
A. Young
Barbig Nee
Clark Wee
McWilliams
Slaughter
Potter Eee
K. Begg
Webb
Ashworth
T Wolfe
THE
Associated Press
Ohto
Midwest
Lawrence Tech
St. Mary's Orchard Lake
Mich
Adrian
Hillsdale
West Washington State
Oregon Gate
Elyria
Akron West
Barberton
Akron Hower
Columbus Rosary
Zanesville T. Nicholas
Lancaster St. Marys
Philo
Hopewell
Adamsville
Dresden
Glouster
Roseville
McLaney
New Lexington
Crookaville
Cumberland
Buffalo
Byesville
Senecaville
Gibsonville
Corning
Barnesville
Woodsfield
Beallsville
Lewisville
Powhatan
Belmont
Washington Court House
Keleville
Logan
Jackson
Reynoldsburg
Mifflin
Nelsonville
Middleport
Mt. Vernon St. Vincent
Coimbus Our Lady of Victory
Arlington
Hilliards
Portsmouth East
Oak Hill
Portsmouth
Huntington East
Oxford Stewart
Wayne
St. Bernard
Madeira
Milford
Plainville
Sabina
Blanchester
Fayette Wayne
Lockland
Hartwell
McDonald
Austinton Fitch
Fairfield
Leetonia
Waynesburg
Minerva
Lordstown
North Jackson
Canton Timken
Newton Falls
Canton Lehman
Canton Lincoln
Rocky River
Medina
McConnelsville
St. Thomas
Newark
Zanesville
Bucyrus
Crestline
Young and Fergus
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Dan Ferris
A.A.U
U. S. Golf Association
ONE Minute Sports Page
Sam Snead
Cornelius Warmerdam
Les MacMitchell
Chicago Bears
Bill Greim
Denver
Hialeah Horsemen
Barclay Douglas
Mill River
Fair Call
Leake
Hershey
Heegan
W. Va. Tech
Cleveland Light
Beckley's
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hyde Park
Alpaguan Coats
C.A
Beckley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!