Chieftains Favored To Topple Red and Blacks
Athens High travels to Logan Friday night hoping to avenge a earlier loss as the Chieftains seek a sixth SEC win. Logan leads the league at 8-0 while Athens sits 5-2, with Magle Mowery and McBroom among Logan’s top scorers and Rousey Moore and Evans carrying the Bulldog scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty “Alls Hallmas
Logan Chieftains
Athens High Bulldogs
Logan
Tracir
Chieftains
Bulldogs
Armstrong
Athens
Max Duncan
Jackson
Wellston
Pomeroy
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Jess
Magle
McBroom
Schmitter
Mowery
Kinney
Norm Rousey
Louie Moore
Red Evans
Rousey
Evans
Moore
Don Ferguson
Mel Ott Reflects On Giants Greats And Sluggers
Mel Ott recalls his era with the Giants noting Paul Waner Enos Slaughter Stan Musial and Eddie Roush as standout players. He mentions watching Roush make wall-retrieving plays in St Louis and weighs dueling praises of Medwick and Hafey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Fruana
Paul Waner
Ott
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musial
Ino Center Pd
Eddie Roush
Erry Moore
Moore
Mel
Roush
St. Louis
Ottie
Joe Medwick
Chick Hafey
Fesler’s Cagers Defeat Army in Upset Showing
West Point and Princeton coaches Stu Holcomb and Wes Fesler faced off as former teammates. Fesler’s Tigers upset Army 51 48 with Don Finsterwald scoring 15. Bulldogs totals show 234 points for and 235 against with 121 free throws made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N.Y
C1i
Stu Holcomb
Army
Wes Fesler
Princeton Cage
Ohio State
Kher
Fesler
Fis Tigers
Don Finsterwald
Bulldogs
Chieftains
Otterbein Gains Conference Lead With Denison Win
Otterbein Cardinals stretch lead in Ohio Conference by beating Denison 52 to 37 at Granville. Leroy Thomas scores 15 as Otterbein builds a 27-20 halftime edge. Toledo Rockers sit two games back as Bowling Green and Miami also win in Ohio hoops action.
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Associated Press
Otterbein
Cardinals
Ohio
Otterhein
Denison
Big Red
Granville
Toledo Rockers
Leroy Thomas
Bowling Green State Falcons
Fort Wayne
Ind
Valparaiso
Bee-Gees
Buckeye College
Bowling Green
Vals
Don Otten
Leo Kubiak
Gene Dudley
Val
John Janisch
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Oxford
Wesleyans
Walter Marquard
Wesleyan
Fullerton's Roundup: Baseball, Football and Racing News
Yankee names head to Panama as MacPhail eyes promotion. Rickey preps Dodgers camp in Sanford while Meehan predicts Rams draw big fall crowds. Messersmiths shine at Portsmouth High with four Smiths on one team. Dad De Groot declines Redskin trip to LA but Ray Flaherty hints at prospects. Ohio to host night harness racing starting May 30 at Wapakoneta and 18 nights at Marion. Hall of Fame election odds favor Cooperstown. Dick McGeorge to field service men for ABC tourney. Milwaukee plans a veterans team for Buffalo with similar effort.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Larry MacPhail
Panama
St. Pete
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Sanford
Fla
Chick Meehan
Los Angeles Rams
Giants
Dad de Groot
Los Angeles
Yankees
Ray Flaherty
Dad
Sammy Baugh
Steve Bagarus
Marschall
George
Washington Dene
Marion
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Dick McGeorge
The
Toledo Blade
A.B.C
Buffalo
Milwaukee Journal
Billy Sixty
Milwaukee Proprietors’ Association
Spot Bowling Versus Grooved Play at Home Alleys
The article explains spot bowling as choosing a set down spot and aligning the body to hit the one three pocket. It warns spot selection varies by alley and requires experimentation, but notes home alleys offer an advantage for spot bowlers while cautioning against overreliance. It mentions practicing eye focus and groove but questions the method.
Logan Keglers Fall To Crooksville By 181 Pins
The Logan Travelers suffered a 181 pin loss Sunday against the Crooksville Keglers. D Harper led with 617 series and a 337 game as the team dropped the opener of a three game set. Next week Logan meets Lancaster at Lancaster.
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Logan
Crooksville
D. Harper
Logan Funeral Home
Jackson
Armstrong
Lancaster
Logan Travelers
Hildenkrant
Struble
Smith
Krannitz
Columber
Luster
Allard
C. Price
IC. Price
Leonard's Funeral Home
Stroupe
Woolery
Nelson
Rheinscheid
Ford Hack
Athens
Paquette
Selby
Romine
Marshall
Dunlavy
Mtacente
Veterans League Tschudy’s Shines
A. Tschudy
D. Stewardlan
Ss Co. Steward
Krannitz Sf
I F. Preston
AGS
Mtauee
I Grandy
Auto Supply
Eildebrandt
J. Tohmas
Thompson
Strawn
Cox Wenn
Ne Vii
I Schultheis Ins
Hjones
Robb
Burgess
Mowery
Bunthoff
Shine's Bar and Grill
Sos I i Smith
Spang
Webb
Francis
Thomas
College Basketball Scores Across Several Matches
Ohio Otterbein 52 Denison 37. Miami 74 Ohio Wesleyan 45. Bowling Green 72 Valparaiso 49. Princeton 51 Army 43. Pittsburgh 45 Geneva 41. Albright 63 La Salle 59. Villanova 53 Kings Point Academy 49. Muhlenberg 50 Pennsylvania 47. Syracuse 63 Cornell 45. Yale 50 U S Coast Guard Academy 27. St Johns 73 Rider 39. Kutztown Teachers 39 Elizabethtown 35. Western Maryland 435 Dickinson 41. Navy 64 Fordham 22. Western Kentucky Teachers 455 Vanderbilt 32. Eastern State Teachers 63 Morehead 62 in two overtimes. Michigan State 40 U of Detroit Hammie 67 Carleton 88. Kalamazoo 73 Muskegon dr College 58. Globe Trotters 44 Luther 40. Indiana State 69 Evansville 37.
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Princeton
Army
Pittsburgh
Geneva
Albright
la Salle
Villanova
Kings Point Academy
Muhlenberg
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Cornell
Yale
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
St. Johns
Rider
Kutztown Teachers
Elizabethtown
Western Maryland
Dickinson
Navy
Fordham
Western Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Eastern State
Morehead
Michigan State
U of Detroit
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Athens Bulldogs
Logan Quint
Mel P
Lea
Thomas J. Hamilton
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Comdr
Oscar E. Hagherr
Holcomb
Will
Zanesville
Clay Bryant
Zanesville Dodgers
Newark
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
John Strzykalski
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Laden
East
Fullerton
Messo
Smiths
Portsmouth, N. H
Horn
Charlie
Don
Murl Messersmith
Necday
Logan Keglers
Ohio Otterbein
Hammie
Carleton
Kalamazoo
Muskegon Dr. College
Globe Trotters
Luther
Indiana State
Evansville
Tracy
Ina Murdee
By Roy Grat
Florsheim
Dearborn
Beckley S
Coats
Wilson’s Store
Chauncey Ohio
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