Ohio Routs Marshall After Brown Burst
Ohio University defeated Marshall College 35 to 23 in Huntington. The pivotal surge came after Harold Brown sparked a five minute flurry that broke open a 14 all tie, turning the game into a decisive rout as Ohio grabbed second place in the Buckeye Conference.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Ohio
Ohio University
Marshall College
B. B
Brown
A. B
Marshall
Vanity Fair
Buckeye
Bisons
Harry Lackey
Bernard Berens
Ramey Hunter
Shade Saunders
Harold Brown
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kansas
Marty Lackey
Bobcats
Gill
Hunter
Saunders
Donahoe
Kincaid
Bobcat
Mills
Lackey
Bobeo
F. TF
Gul
Pemdlet
Hallowen
Cathite Bigneve Ree
Beard
Stephens
Strickling
Winters
Marto
Ohie Brown
Ohio University Bobcats Battle Marshall In Rough Game
The Buckeyes struggle through a hard fought contest against Marshall with multiple lead changes. Ohio guard Brown shines early before illness limits him as Harold Brown and Lackey pace a late push in a tense clash.
Wrestlers loom for title bout as Notre Dame routs Toledo
The card previews Lee Louis and Karl Davis facing Jim Landos for the title while Notre Dame crushed Toledo 42 to 14. Wycoff fell to John Pesek after a clash with Maddock, with Notre Dame holding a large early lead.
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Lee Louis
Karl Davis
Wil
Jim Landos
Wycoff
John Pesek
Maddock
Dan
U.P
Notre
Toledo
Notre Dame
P Fun for Otto He Nanamaker Stallion Event in Cleveland Heights
A small harness racing event was held January 4 in Cleveland Heights featuring the stable of Otto HE Nanamaker and three horses including Captain's Daughter. The program listed a stallion named Captain's Daughter among the racers and drew local enthusiasts.
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Funfor Otto HE. Nanamaker
Cleveland Heights
Center jumps and helps to advance the jumper’s feet
The description explains that if the center taps the ball with the right hand, the left foot should be advanced and both feet come together as he leaps. It notes the jumper starts facing sideways then swings to face the opponent midair.
Boxing card results from New York Pittsburgh and Terre Haute
In New York city fights King Levinsky stopped Meyer Christner 206 Akron Maxie Pink drew Tony Can della and Innocenti Biagueras knocked out Chris Karchi in New York. In Pittsburgh Eddie Wolfe defeated Teddy Yarosz and Alabama Kid KO'd Paul Oger in Dover. In Terre Haute Tiger Jack Fox won by technical knockout over Humbarto Arce and Pat Murphy stopped Tommy Merriott, while Leroy Gibson KO'd Harry Chapman and Clyde Pipe outpointed Link Hollenbeck.
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New York
King Levinsky
Chicago
Meyer “Kayo” Christner
Akron
Tony Candella
Drew
Maxie Pink
Innocenti Biagueras
Italy
Chris Karchi
Pittsburgh
Eddie “Kid” Wolfe
Memphis
Teddy Wyarosz
Alabama Kid
Dover
Del
Paul Oger
Moundsville
W. Va
Terre Haute
Tiger Jack Fox
Humbarto Arce
Porto Rico
Pat Murphy
Danville
Ill
Tommy Merriott
Indianapolis
Leroy Gibson
Harry Chapman
Clyde Pipe
Arcola
Til
Hollenbeck
Marshall
Cissell to Sign Cleveland Contract Today
Cleveland Indians second baseman Bill Cissell will sign and return his contract today after being offered a salary raise. Toledo rookie southpaw Forrest Twogood also will sign, it was learned.
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Cleveland
U.P
Bill Cissell
Cleveland Indians
Forrest Twogood
Toledo
Trimble Grange Discusses County Dollar Use
At Grange No. 1880 meeting in Grange Hall lecturer Fisher and Extension Agent Thomas explained how county funds are raised and spent. A social hour followed. next event January 26 involves Pomona visitors and a church class program.
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Grange
Business Fisher
Thomas
Bert Fisher
Trimbie Grange No
County Pomona
Hold Pound Party Chauncey Union Auxiliary Stages Event
A pound party hosted by the Chauncey Woman's Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers was held Saturday night at Mrs. George Lovely's Mill Street home. Mrs. Minnie Palmer led readings and games were played. attendees included numerous named spouses and friends.
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Chauncey Union
Chauncey
Chauncey Woman's Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
George Lovely
Mill Street
Minnie Palmer
Charles Baker
Bessie Perry
Grace Smith
Pearl Schoonover
Marinda Cruikshank
Flour distribution in Chauncey Dover district
1114 sacks of government flour were distributed last week across Chauncey Dover district. Chauncey received 346 sacks, Millfield 380, Sugar Creek 238, and Beaumont 150 sacks.
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Chauncey
Government
Chauncey - Dover
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Beaumont
Eight mines marked for work today in state list
Jan. report notes eight mines scheduled for operation including Carbondale Black Diamond No. 9 Chauncey No. 25 No. 255 No. 28 and No. 107 with crews assigned to start daily tasks. The list highlights local mining activity across multiple sites.
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CHAIN
Carbondale
Black Diamond
Chauncey
Chauncey visitors from Bradbury and Athens weekend
Lyle Powell and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sayre with daughter Ada Bess of Bradbury Ohio were in Chauncey visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne on Mill Street. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Warry B. Nobie of Athens during the stay.
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Chauncey
Lyle Powell
W. R. Sayre
Ada Bess
Bradbury, O
Henry Osborne
Mill Street
Warry B. Nobie
Athens
Basketball scores from Ohio U and others
Ohio University 85 beat Marshha 40 while Alabama topped Sewanee 22. Central Indiana Normal led Indiana Teachers 33 to 30. Geneva 32 defeated Carnegie Tech 1 in a listed set of college basketball results.
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Ohio U
Alabama
Sewanee
Central Indiana Normal
Diana
Geneva
Carnegie Tech
Beer Baron Sought For Tax Fraud
Authorities target New York racketeer known as Dutch Schultz in a tax case. A warrant charges Arthur Flegenheimer with income tax evasion totaling over $22,000.
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Pone
New York
Arthur Flegenheimer
Dutch" Schultz
Trial by Jury Seaman Watson fights for welterweight chance
Seaman Thomas Watson of the British Navy, seeking a bout with Kid Chocolate for the featherweight title, faced three New York challengers before boxing commissioners granted a private trial. His qualifications were described as few and far between.
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United States
England
Kid Chocolate
New York
Seaman Thomas Watson
His Majesty's Navy
Watson
Seven Sign Contracts In Gotham
In New York six players signed with the Yankees Giants and Dodgers over 24 hours forming a seven man total. Vernon Gomez Arndt Jorgens Don Brennan Russell Van Atta joined the Yankees Ryan joined the Giants Cuccinello joined the Dodgers. Lefty Gomez and Ed Barrow reached a compromise over a raise. Babe Ruth and Herb Pennock reportedly holdouts remain.
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New York
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Giants
Dodgers
Yankee
Vernon Gomez
Arndt Jorgens
Don Brennan
Russell van Atta
Jack “Blondie” Ryan
Tony Cu
Jack Ryan
Ryan
Buffalo
Bill Terry
Hughie Cris
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
George Davis
Glen Spencer
Donie Bush Endorses Youth on Baseball's 1933 Rise
The piece argues creating success with young managers and players, highlighting Joe Cronin as Washington Americans’ 1933 skipper at 26. It cites Mel Ott, Freddy Lindstrom, and college men like Christy Mathewson and Frankie Frisch, asserting youthful talent can prevail with proper seasoning and experience.
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Cincinnati
the Messenger
Joe Cronin
Washington Americans
Clarke Griffith
O. K
Griffith
Cronin
Melvin Ott
Giants
Freddy Lindstrom
Pirates
Gibson
Johnny Evers
Troy
New York
Cubs
Christy Mathewson
Bucknell
Frankie Frisch
Fordham
George Davis
City of New
King Levinsky KOs Christner in Fifth Round
Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky defeated Meyer Christner of Akron by technical knockout in the fifth round at St Nicholas Arena. Levinsky landed a hard right to the jaw after four even rounds and floor Christner seven times in the closing session before referee Gunboat Smith stopped the bout. Levinsky weighed 290 and Christner 206.
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New York
U.2
King Levinsky
Chicago
Meyer
K.O
Christner
Akron
St. Nicholas Arena
Kingfish
Meferee
Smith
Levinsky
Blair Returns to Help Reds Infield
Clarence Blair, ex Cubs infielder with PCL last season, is signed by Cincinnati Reds manager Donie Bush. Blair can play third, short or second base and is described as a capable hitter as he reenters the major leagues.
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Clarence Blair
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
Donie Bush
Reds
Veterans Lead in World Three Cushion Championship
In Chicago the world three cushion billiards championship shows veteran dominance with Welker Cochran undefeated after 20 of 45 games. Tiff Denton meets Arthur Thurnblad as action continues, with Frank Scoville and Johnny Layton posting notable results and Augie Kieckhofer edging Hall in a late-night finish.
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Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Cochran Idle
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Arthur Thurnblad
Chicago
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Cal
Hosket Leads Buckeyes With 10 In Xavier Victory
Bill Hosket, center, again led Ohio State with 10 points against Xavier University, bringing his season total to 65. Other top scorers include Lew Hinchman with 58 and Captain Howard Mattison with 8, followed by Bob Colburn 51 and Herb Brown 42.
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Columbus
Bill Hosket
Ohio State
Xavier University
Hosket
Lew Hinchman
Howard Mattison
Bob Colburn
Herb Brown
Bill Beitner
Jack Wilson
Somerville Favored To Repeat In Amateur Championship
Henry McLemore weighs Somerville’s prospects for the 1933 Amateur at Kenwood CC Cincinnati. Silent Sandy Somerville of London Ontario defends as Canada’s first American Amateur winner. Odds favor him. his temper, consistency, and past win boost his chances despite expert challengers.
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New York
Cincinnati
Kenwood Country Club
C. Ross Somerville
Canada
Squire Bob Jones
Joe Beckett
Squire
Iowa
Ross Somerville
Silent Sandy
Sandy
Jones
Sarazen
Goodmans
Morelands
Seavere
McCarthys
Fishhers
Yates
Culmets
Somerville
Goodman
Baltimore
London
Mr. Sharkey
Mr. Somerville
Stewart Takes Belpre Quint In Easy Style
Stewart's Athens County League champions defeated Belpre 34 to 25 at Belpre Saturday night. The verdict followed a 13 to 15 tie in the preliminary game as Stewart’s offense scored mainly under the basket against Belpre's zone. White Hill and Barnes stood out for Stewart and the reserves earned a shift in the second half.
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Stewart
Belpre
Jan
Sandusky Woman Is Bowling Champ
Mrs. Rute Hinkey of Sandusky won the singles championship in the eighth annual Ohio Women’s Bowling Association tournament in Akron finishing with a 508. Miss Mary Oberholtzer of Akron took the all-events title with 1685 total. The Kaufman Funeral Home five of Cleveland won the team championship with 12090 points. The Sandusky team Hinkey and Schummer placed tenth.
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Akron
Rute Hinkey
Sandusky
Ohio
Ohio Women’s Bowling Association
Hinkey
Mary Oberholtzer
Akeron
Cleveland
Grace Hatch
Peggy Friedel
Hinkey and Schummer
Gallipolis Methodists Launch Drive to Eliminate Annex Debt
Grace Church members in Gallipolis start a six week pledge drive to retire the $17,000 debt on the 1926 annex to the original church building. The annex cost $42,000 with $10,000 in interest paid since its erection, while $3 is paid daily on the borrowed sum.
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Gallipolis
Methodists of Grace Church
A. C. Safford
Safford
J. K. Powell
D. W. Thomas
A. S. Liegd
Fred J. Entsminger
Mother of 10 Dies Pneumonia Claims Mrs. Joe Phillips
Gallipolis January 4 Mrs Joe Phillips 57 Bidwell mother of 10 children died Sunday night in Holzer Hospital from pneumonia She was admitted Saturday morning Funeral services will be held Wednesday G J Sheets Crown City was admitted Sunday night for a minor operation Discharges were Mrs Robert Hughes Athens Monday and Miss Delabelle Johnson Gallipolis operation today
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Joe Phillips
Bidwell
Gallipolis
Examinations Start In Gallia Schools
Examinations will be held in Gallipolis Schools this week with high school students taking tests Thursday and Friday morning. Second semester begins Monday with American Government offered for the first time taught by Supt Wayne Lutz and Principal E E Higgins. Sociology for juniors and seniors and Salesmanship will also be offered. Ten to twelve representatives will meet Friday afternoon to select senior invitations.
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Gallipolis
Wayne Lutz
E E. Higgins
Heavy Rainfall Causes River Rise and Local Damage
Gallipolis reports the Ohio River reached its highest level since July as rainfall from Friday to Sunday totaled 2.31 inches. A temporary bridge across Reccoon Creek used by Male Construction was washed out. A culvert in Morgan Township was destroyed by high water, with survey indicating likely damage to gravel roads.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Frank Wetherholt
Reccoon Creek
Briesing
Male Construction
Morgan Township
Gallia County
Thaxton appointed administrator in Vinton estate
Eliza F. Thaxton of Vinton rural delivery was named administrator of the estate of Thomas J. Thaxton, deceased, by Judge J. S. Clark on Monday in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Eliza F. Thaxton
Vinton
R. D
Thomas J. Thaxton
J. S. Clark
Five Gal-iana County couples wed after hours
Laughs at Detours Too Five Gallia County couples received marriage licenses from Judge J. S. Clark on Saturday. Four licenses were issued after courthouse hours. One couple detoured due to high water on their route to the ceremony.
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Gallipolis
Gal- Na County
J.S. Clark
Charlies Moore
Farmer
Harrisburg
Faye Nolan
Allen Nolan
H. P. Johnson
Bladen
Gladys Campbell
Eureka
J. C. Campbell
R. Rossiter
Polkedotte
Marie Caldwell
Crown City
W. L. Harrison
Thivenir
Minnie Drummond
Harry Drummond
Fire destroys home of Walter Blazer on State Route 141
Residence of Walter Blazer eight miles from Gallipolis on State Route 141 burned Sunday morning after he left to the barn. He had kindled a fire in a stove and flames broke out shortly after. Considerable of the furniture was saved.
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Gallipolis
Walter Blazer
Blazer
Gallipolis Scouts Plan Court of Honor During Scout Week
Gallipolis Boy Scouts announce National Scout Week February 4 to 14 with a Court of Honor to be held during the week. Scoutmaster Paul Wetherholt says the event will be open to the public.
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Gallipolis
Paul Wetherholt
Lane Lawrence Posted Bond After Assault Charge
Lane Lawrence was released on a $200 bond after waiving examination before Justice Fred Milliser on a charge of assault with intent to wound the victim identified as W. A. Ashleman.
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Gallipolis
Lane Lawrence
Justice of Peace
Fred Milliser
W. A. Ashleman
Jexs Moore Bound Over On Disturbing Religious Meeting
Jexs Moore of Crown City bound over to the grand jury on a $200 bond after pleading not guilty to disturbing a religious meeting at Crown City on December 1. Transcript to the cage filed.
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Gallipolis
Jexs Moore
Crown City
Gale County Produce Company reports successful year in Ohio
The Galeia County Produce Company, organized in 1920 with 50 000 dollars capitalization, says farmers comprise most of its 438 stockholders. A branch is at Oak Hill and the firm now sells lumber machinery and paint besides farm supplies. Directors re elected include John A Blain H M Harding T J Jones and Orson Henson with Aaron Davis as manager and Edith Hutsinpillar as credit manager.
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Gallipolis
Gale Lia County Produce Company
Ohio
Oak Hill
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Mason County
West Virginia
H. E. Shaver
Cheshire
E. Riggs
Raccoon Island
Harry A. Wood
Ris Grande
Fille Hamrick
Rio Grande
John A. Blain
Gallipolis Ferry
W. Va
H. M. Harding
T. J. Jones
Patriot
Orson Henson
Aaron Davis
Edith Hutsinpillar
Gallipolis Academy Teams Set for Second Debate Round
Gallipolis Academy debate groups prepare for a second preliminary round on Wednesday at 2 PM at Athens High School. The Logos affirmative faces the local negative with both sides holding one win and one loss.
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Gallipolis
Gallig Academy
Bates
Logos
Athens High School
Chater
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