Buckeye scoring trend shifts with guards rising in prominence
In early Buckeye Conference scoring ledgers for basketball, guards move from defense to scoring roles as the game evolves. Julius Rivlin of Marshall leads with 75 points in four games, followed by Chub Watson, Jimmy Reiser, and Gordon Iliff among the top scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Buckeye
Julius Rivlin
Marshall
Herd
Miami
Nliff
Cincinnati
Cromer
Bache
Dayton
Ayersman
Kami
Ring
Rinta
Ohio
U. Lt
Hollywood glamour humbles but not you says McLemore
Hollywood dazzles Henry McLemore who departs after a short stay and admits the town’s beauty, fashion, and stars make him feel less than perfect. He recalls Adolphe Menjou Johnny Weismuller Edmund Lowe Cary Grant and laughs at his own awkward vanity. He jokes it is better to be Beau Brummell at home.
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Henry McLemore
Hollywood
Cal
U.P
Dale Carnegie
Lakeside Golf Club
Lakeside
Adolphe Menjou
Johnny Weismuller
Edmund Lowe
Cary Grant
Beau Brummell
United Press
Fast, Clever Wolves Take State, 29-26
Michigan edged Ohio State 29 to 26 as John Townsend led Michigan with 12 points and Jimmy Rae provided rebounding control. Townsend hot early, Rae helped key second-half momentum, while Beebe and Town added scoring to seal the win for the Wolverines. Ohio State falls to 3 losses in five Big Ten games.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Bucks
Michigan
Wolverine
John Townsend
Jimmy Rae
Toledo
Townsend
Rae
Ohio
Leo Beebe
Wolverines
Jim McDonald
Jimmy Hull
Dick Boughner
Braddock-Farr Rematch Hinges On Mrs Braddocks Okay
Jimmy Braddock agreed to a 12 round rematch with Tommy Farr in New York on April 1 if his wife Mrs Braddock approves. Braddock cited plans to leave for Miami next week and noted it is their eighth wedding anniversary.
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New York
U.P
Jimmy Braddock
Tommy Farr
Braddock
Blackhall
Florida
Farr
Mike Jacobs
Miami
Terrible Terry explains attitude of Giants manager
George Kirksey profiles Bill Terry in The Saturday Evening Post, detailing his hard nosed management style with the New York Giants, his money focus, and past salary struggles that shaped his stance toward players, reporters, and the public.
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George Kirksey
NEW York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Saturday Evening Post
Arthur Mann
Giants
Carl Wilson tops Bulldogs in scoring with 46 points
After five SECAA games the Athens Bulldogs sit 2 3 as they head to Logan to meet the Chieftains. Captain Carl Wilson leads with 46 points from 21 field goals and 4 fouls, while Lee Coon adds 30 points and Bill Allen and Dick Osborn each have 16.
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Carl Wilson
Bulldogs
Nets
Lee Coon
Coon
Bill Allen
Dick Osborn
Rardin
Bruce Lawson
Ramsey
Wilson
Bardin
Tawson
Osborn
Charley Lynch Dies After Stroke at 47
Veteran boxing judge Charley Lynch died in New York yesterday after a heart attack while walking with his wife on Broadway. The 47-year-old judge, appointed by the New York State Athletic Commission in 1930, recently presided over the Jim Braddock Tommy Farr Madison Square Garden bout. He voted for Farr in the match but was out ballot by colleagues. Lynch supervised notable fights including Baer Carnera Carnera Sharkey Louis Farr and McLarnin Ross.
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New York
Carnera-Sharkey
Louis Farr
McLarnin-Ross
Ex Giants Pilot Dies in New York at 86
James Mutrie, age 86, first manager of the New York Giants baseball team, died at Welfare Island Cancer Institute after a long illness.
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New York
James Mutrie
New York Giants
Cancer Institute
Welfare Island
Gallipolis Group Plans Scouting Extension at Church
A Gallipolis gathering at the Masonic Temple aimed to expand Boy Scout activities in Gallia County. Led by temporary chair J. Paul Wetherholt, Edwin E. Higgins was elected district chairman with Stanley Evans Harry Miller Otto S. Carter W. W. Welker and others named district vice chairmen.
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Gallipolis
Masonic Temple
Gallia County
J. Paul Wetherholt
Edwin E. Higgins
Stanley Evans
Harry Miller
Otto S. Carter
W. W. Welker
Vinton
J. Everette Saunders
Mercerville
Delbert Dillon
Crown City
Athens Bank Officer To Address Rotary
F D Forsyth cashier of the Bank of Athens will speak on Inflation at the Rotary Club in Gallipolis at the invitation of Frank C Christ cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank. Attendance nears 80 with many guests. Next week program chair Ray Starbuck County Agent with speakers listed for Feb 8 15 and 22.
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Gallipolis
Rotary Club
F. D. Forsyth
Bank of Athens
Frank C. Christ
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Ray Starbuck
James Perry Martin
Ohio Bell Telephone
Stanley Evans
Evans Grocery Co
Sherman White
Scouting revival organized across Gallia County churches
In Gallipolis, Vinton, Mercerville and Crown City a Cub Pack is formed to be led by Rev. Lewis Weber Gishler with Stanley Evans heading the financial committee to fund a county wide Boy Scout Executive. Sponsors include Dr G Kincon A K Merriman Harry Dexter and others from Gallia Vinton and Crown City.
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Gallipolis
Vinton
Mercerville
Crown City
Lewis Weber Gishler
Presbyterian Church
Stanley Evans
G., G. Kincon
A. K. Merriman
Harry Dexter
Lewis Brown
Dave Pickens
Carl Myers
A. L. Bartels
Carl Bye
Daughter of Gallia Couple Dies in Crash
A Gallipolis report says Mrs Neva Johnson Phillips 31 died in a New Jersey automobile crash near Phillipsburg. Everett Phillips her husband and Gladys 14 sustained injuries and are hospitalized. Mrs Phillips parents and siblings are named. John Phillips and Norris Carter travel to New Jersey for funeral arrangements.
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Gallipolis
Fennimore Johnson
Thivener
Neva Johnson Phillips
Everett Phillips
Gladys
Phillipsburg
New Jersey
Phillips
Springfield
N. J
Floy Carter
Newell Carter
Crown City
Ada Thompson
Clyde Thompson
Raccoon Island
Ada Johnson
Merriman Johnson
Joseph Phillips
Raccoon Township
Rio Grande
John Phillips
Norris Carter
Youngest Master Heads Gallia Granges in 1938
At a joint January meeting of Huntington and Springfield Granges in Gallia County officers for 1938 were installed. Deputy O. E. Painter conducted the ceremony. Hazel Harmon is Worthy Master of Huntington Grange and Marguerite Moore is Worthy Master of Springfield Grange. Moore is likely the youngest master in the county. A lunch followed.
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Gallipolis
Huntington Grange
Huntington
Springfield
O. E. Painter
Hazel Harmon
Marguerite Moore
Springfield Grange
West Virginia police arrest men near Rio for hog theft
West Virginia State Police and local officers arrested William Pierce, 40, at his Pleasant Valley home near Rio Grande on hog theft charges. Ernest Smith of George’s Creek is jailed in Point Pleasant on a similar charge. Police allege the pair raided Mason County pig pens, moved hogs across the Ohio River, and sold meat in Gallipolis. Smith is a parolee from Ohio Penitentiary.
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Gallipolis
Mason County
W. Va
William Pierce
West Virginia
Pleasant Valley
Rio Grande
Ernest Smith
George's Creek
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio River
Smith
Ohio Penitentiary
Mossman Is Chosen to Lead Red Cross Unit
In Gallia County at the Red Cross Chapter meeting in the Presbyterian Church J Paul Mossman was named chapter chairman and Miss Margaret Shuler treasurer The governing board includes Mrs J C Butz Miss Martha Cousins Miss Margaret Shuler Paul Mossman FE Higgins Rev L W Gishler and others The 1937 roll call reported 846 memberships with 220 outside Gallipolis and 618 26 dollars raised Tea and music closed the session
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Sarah Robinson
Joe Moch
Margaret Jones
W. T. Packer
Rio Grande
W. L. Stafford
Thurman
L. D. Freshcorn
Bidwell
Harold Kennedy
Cheshire
Anna Mae Evans
Vinton
J. C. Butz
Red Cross
L. W. Gishler
W. N. Hayward
Catherine
Stanley Huntington
Winifred
Grangers to Dine Logan Miler Chapel Soup Supper
Grange members will host a soup supper Friday evening at Logan Miler Chapel. Proceeds support local programs and community activities.
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LOGAN
Miller Chapel
Goa stamps claim worldwide cheapest in the world
Goa, then a Portuguese possession in India, offers stamps priced at twelve for a penny with buyers required to supply their own mucilage. The note presents a colonial era curiosity about postal rates and practices.
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Goa
India
Picard Triumphs at Pasadena Open with 276
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania won the Pasadena Open with a new tournament record of 276. Byron Nelson finished third, Thomson earned 280 and Thomson also won $280 at a dollar a stroke. Hines placed second with 67 in the final round and $450 prize money. The event closed the southern California winter circuit as players head to Oakland Open in San Francisco Friday.
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Pasadena
Cal
U.2
Henry Picard
Hershey
Picard
Hines
Thomson
Byron Nelson
Reading
California
San Francisco
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By Howard Kahn
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Charley Lynch
Gallipolis Group
Rganize
E. FE. Higgins
Athens
Gallia
Gallipolis Hall
Rio
Mossman
Eae
Tele
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Fred R. Beasley
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