Buckeye and Ohio Conference race tight as exams halt play
Ohio college basketball heads into mid year exams with Marshall leading the Buckeye standings after a 14th win in 15 after beating West Virginia Wesleyan 71 to 47. Capital remains unbeaten in the Ohio Conference with a 37 to 25 win over Otterbein.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Great Marshall
Ohio University
Capital
Wooster
Wittenberg
Bowling Green
Mount Union
Marshall
Huntington
Ohio VI
Cincinnati
Bobcats
Ohio V
Herd
West Virginia Wesleyan
University of Dayton
Flyers
Elmer Bache
Johnny McAdams
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Otterbein
Oberlin
Nick Frascella
Frascella
Ashland
Purple
Toledo
Kent State
John Carroll
Baldwin Wallace
Chuck” Chuckovits
Bereans
Case
Western Reserve
Fenn
Hiram
Denison
Wilmington
Akron
Westminster
Vice President of Chicago Cubs Dies at 66
John O. Seys, 66, vice president of the Chicago Cubs, died of pneumonia Sunday night. A former newspaperman, he served the club 23 years, starting as publicity director then traveling secretary and later as vice president for 11 years.
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Chicago
John O. Seys
Chicago Cubs
Seys
Charles E Lewis Taken to Soldiers Hospital Chillicothe
Charles E Lewis was taken to the Soldier's Hospital at Chillicothe by ambulance. He has been in failing health for two years and in a serious condition for the last three weeks.
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Glouster
Charles E. Lewis
Soldier's Hospital
Chillicothe
Lewis
Progressive class to serve dinner at Parish House
The Progressive Class of the Church of Christ will serve dinner at the Parish House at noon on Tuesday January 25. The event supports parish activities.
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Church of Christ
Prune-filled Barn Explodes During California Floods
A flood event in Chico California floods caused a barn storing prunes to swell as the fruit absorbed water. The swelling led to a dramatic explosion and the barn burst open, shocking onlookers.
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Bai
Chico
Cal
California
Cobb enjoys golf's humor from Riviera lawn
Santa Monica columnist Henry McLemore recalls Irvin S Cobb visiting Riviera Country Club. Cobb jokes about golf's stress, the traps, and a knickers-clad golfer entering a sand trap as he watches from a chair overlooking the course.
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Henry McLemore
Santa Monica
Cal
U.P
Irvin S. Cobb
Cobb
Riviera Country Club
Labor Relations Board
Irving S. Cobb a Comic Voice of Old Newspapers
The piece highlights Irving S. Cobb as a sharp storyteller and humorist who recalls geology lessons from life, tells tales of a drunken leap, haggis at a Douglas clan gathering, and a Kentucky feud. It invites readers to spend an afternoon with him for laughter and affection.
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Cobb
Brooklyn
Douglas
London
Kentucky
Legion Will Sponsor Glouster PTA Program
Frank McCann Post of Glouster will sponsor a program and entertainment for the Glouster Parent Teacher Association on Friday evening February 4. State Treasurer Cc H. Kinsley will speak and a Legion speaker will address Universal Service. State Office Employes Orchestra will provide music for dancing after the program for PTA members American Legion and Auxiliary.
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Glouster
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Glouster Parent Teacher Association
Cc. H. Kinsley
Car Overturns Wounding Two Near Bishopville
Weather conditions caused a Saturday wreck on a slippery road near the Roe Watkins farm at Bishopville. Driver Ray Withem sustained a severe cut and his mother a head injury and bruises, while two other occupants were uninjured. The pair were taken to a local physician for care.
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Ray Withem
Roe Watkins Farm
Bishopville
Withem
Wilhem
Strikes Finish Sweep Over Spares at Wolf Bros Bowling
Strikes swept all three games against the Spares at Wolf Bros Bowling Alleys on Saturday morning. J Hemsley led with a 209 high game amid a high school league meet, while the rest of the text notes Odest almanacs in manuscript form date from the 13th century.
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Slouster
Wolf Bros
J. Hemsley
Stones in Life Garden Poem by Mrs Carl Reeves
Poet's Corner features a reader poem about life's rocks and steps in building a life. The piece reflects on choosing the right stones to lay foundations and keep waters in check, urging care in heart and purpose. Mrs Carl Reeves signs as contributor with address.
Pampa Ex-Gray County Judge Finds Missing Pants Case
C E Cary former Gray county judge dozed off and woke to find his trousers missing along with $30 in cash. Pants were recovered in a nearby vacant lot but the money was not.
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Pampa
Tex
C. E. Cary
Gray County
Loyal Women’s Class Elects Flo Henry Leader in Glouster
Mrs Flo Henry was elected president of the Loyal Women’s Class at the Church of Christ in Glouster Friday. The group noted average yearly attendance of 22 with 900 sick calls by members and an Easter attendance contest. Readings by Mrs Ola Eddy and Mrs Mary Johnston highlighted the program.
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Glouster
Flo Henry
Loyal Women's
Church of Christ
Ola Eddy
Mary Johnston
Mary Wahl
D. P. Morris
Ira Stansberry
Nedra Eddy
Edgar
Helen Thomas
Bessie West
Kate Vaughn
Edna Bingman
Stansberry
Entertainments and Births Highlight Local Social Scene
Mrs. Lalla Dunnett hosted a family dinner for daughter Mrs. Alfred Andrews with numerous relatives from Athens Jacksonville Columbus and Derthick. The UMWA Auxiliary meets with 31 attending reinstatements and officer appointments noted. A district gathering is planned at Moose Hall with a large local delegation and 6 PM opening. Also reported are a pneumonia recovery and a birthday party at the Gamwell home. A birth announced for James Eben, eight pounds born Jan 20 with grandparents named.
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Lalla Dunnett
Alfred Andrews
C. M. Ashworth
Margaret Ann
Mary Helen
Charles
Nellie
Billy
Athens
Hartford
Nell Hellyner
Frances Thompson
Winnie Kurkus
Moose Hall
Gertrude Jewell
Fred Hashman
Chauncey
May Ave
Donald Howard
James Eben
Alfred Howard
City
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
William Chambers
James Losey
Jeanne
Lancaster
Harry Cheney
Braddock Set To Sign Return With Farr In Spring Bout
Former heavyweight champ Jim Braddock and Tommy Farr of Wales were due to sign contracts for a spring return bout. Braddock’s upset over Farr strengthens his leverage in the division and promoter Joe Gould pushes for a title path while eyeing a Braddock Schmeling rematch potential. Gould rejects Baer as next opponent and hints at a high gate, with Braddock resting before another ring appearance and Jacobs rushing to finalize Sonja Henie plans.
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New York
U.P
Jim Braddock
Tommy Farr
Wales
Braddock
Joe Gould
Gould
Maxie Baer
Marie Jacobs
Braddock- Baer
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Louis
Natie Mann
Jacobs
Schmeling
Farr
Farr- Braddock
Jim
Miami
Sonja Henie
Baer
Max
Buckeyes Face Michigan in Top Defensive Clash Tonight
Ohio State and Michigan, two of the Big Ten’s top defensive teams, meet in Columbus with the winner staying in the title race. OSU’s McDonald and centers Sattler Schick key a stout front line aiming to curb Townsend after a 38 28 loss in Ann Arbor.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
Bucks
Illinois
Jimmy Hull
Dick Baker
Ohio
Jim McDonald
Bill Sattler
John Schick
McDonald
Lou Boudreau
Illini
Lewis
Sattler
Schick
Dehner
Johnny Townsend
Ann Arbor
Townsend
Trimble PTA Presents Second Grade Program Leaders
Trimble PTA hosted the TRIMBLE-A program led by Miss Raber with second grade pupils. Dortha Antle Hogue Lee Gooding Miner Thompson and the glee club performed along with violin pieces by Austin McCune Loren McGee and Don Might. Insects devour one tenth of the world's crops.
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Trimble
Miss Raber
Dortha Lee Antle
Donna Jean Hogue
Elizabeth Lee
Joanna Gooding
Phil Miner
Melvin Thompson
Glee Club
Austin McCune
Loren McGee
Don Might
Thomson Leads Pasadena Open as Final Round Nears
Jimmy Thomson of Shawnee-on-Delaware Pa led the field in the Pasadena Open with a 206 total after rounds of 69 73 and a 64 course record. Henry Picard Hershey Pa and Byron Nelson Reading Pa chased with 207 while Horton Smith Chicago stood fourth at 209 as 60 pros and 20 amateurs compete for 3000 prize. The final round closes the Southern California schedule before the Oakland Open on Jan 28.
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Pasadena
Cal
U.P
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Thomson
Henry Picard
Hershey
Picard
Byron Nelson
Reading
Nelson
Horton Smith
Chicago
California
All-American Track Squad Is Announced
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas earns a fifth straight nod on Dan Ferris all American track and field team. The 1938 roster keeps only two dual performers Irving Folwartshay and Johnny Kelley with three midwestern collegians named Mel Walker Don Lash and Sam Francis.
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New York
U.P
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Dan Ferris
Jesse Owens
Don Lash
Irving Folwartshay
Rhode Island
Bob Feller Signs with Cleveland Indians for 1938
Youthful pitcher Bob Feller announced agreement with the Cleveland Indians on terms for the 1938 season. He declined to reveal contract details and said the first contract was returned. the new contract is in the mails.
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van Meter
U.py
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Golding to Attend Copper Working School in Cleveland
William J. Golding left Sunday for Columbus to visit his sister Mrs. Gladys Davis and to attend a copper working school in Cleveland.
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Glouster
William J. Golding
Columbus
Gladys Davis
Cleveland
Harry Mehre Named Mississippi Football Coach
Harry Mehre, longtime Georgia head coach for ten years, signed a three year contract to coach football and serve as athletic director at the University of Mississippi. He replaces Ed Walker and played at Notre Dame under Knute Rockne from 1919 to 1922, finishing with 99 wins and 34 losses.
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Oxford
Harry Mehre
Georgia
University of Mississippi
Mehre
Ed Walker
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Northwestern Dominates Big Ten Halfway Standings
Northwestern leads the Big Ten at the midseason break with five wins and one defeat after a 30 20 win over Michigan. Ohio State defeats Illinois 46 26, while most teams idle as Michigan braces for a check with Ohio State.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Big Ten
Northwestern
Wildcats
Illinois
Lew Dehner
Dehner
Chicago
Loyola
Purdue
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Indiana
Minnesota
Sugar Creek women plan community activities meeting
All women of Sugar Creek are invited to a meeting to plan community activities in the primary room of the Sugar Creek School house on Thursday January 27 at 3 p.m.
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Poston
Sugar Creek
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Ray White
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