Southeastern Ohio teams dominate 1931 basketball and football
The 1931 sports year saw Southeastern Ohio Class B basketball rise with Stewart and Pomeroy leading district play, Portsmouth capturing the state basketball crown, and Class A football champions in Gallipolis. Athens and Nelsonville clubs posted mixed success while numerous small schools showed strong showings in league and district play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Southeastern Ohio
Portsmouth
Rome High School
Stewart
Athens County
Lancaster St. Marys
Youngstown Fitch
St. Marys
Ogg
Dalton
George Lockman
Ohio University
Rome High
Portsmouth High School
Canton McKinley
Athens
Chillicothe
Pomeroy
Nelsonville High School
Meigs County
Ment
Racine
Crow
Dye
Davis
Franz
Parker
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Athens High School
Greenfield McClain
Pete McKinley
Wilson
Woodard
Woods
Merchant
C. Fields
Bolin
E. Fields
Shannon
McKinley
Speiser
Whipple
Hardman
Tribe
Julian Yantis
Evans
Howe
Hickman
Hall
Owens
Glouster
Highland
Chauncey
Logan
Middleport
S. BE. C
Columbus
Washington D. H
Chauncey Dover
Grimm
Fogleman
Jones
Swanson
Clyde Battin
Coffee
New Boston
John Longley
Ted Sawyer
Hocking County
Chauncey High School
Buchtel
Murray City
Jim Papiitan
Crooksville
Greens Run
Danko and Mackey
Pomeroy Girls
Racine Girls
Lancaster High School
Nellsonville
Cards Golf Notre Dame In Spotlight
The column highlights Pepper Martin’s .500 batting for the season and the Inverness golf clash between Von Elim and Burke, with Burke winning after the final putt. It notes Cotton consumption in three months to Oct 31 at 1,351,000 bales versus 1,139,000 a year earlier and world October cotton at 1,027,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf
Notre Dame
Earnshaw
Grove
Athletics
Cardinals
Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Pepper Martin
Oklahome
Inverness
von Eim
von Elim
Burke
Bobby Jones
Sepeenae
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AFRP
Messenger
Athens AM
Tapas
Rome Township
Spalding
Beckley’s the Men’s Store
Eline