Officials striped shirt eyed for scorekeeping standard
A Bowling Green observer notes officials may wear striped shirts to identify the official scorer at home games. He cites practices in Detroit, Kentucky, and Cincinnati and discusses standardization efforts led by Harold Anderson. He praises Ed Share's performance and critiques team foul shooting across the SEC.
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Ivan Lake
Bowling Green
Falcons
Lake
Detroit
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Harold Anderson
National Coaches Association
NCAA
Ed Share
Mac Otten
Bobcat
Upstate
Harry Gordon
Bob Johnson
Gordon
SEC Athletic Conference
SEC
Ohio
Ohio University sports brace for exam break schedule
After three weeks of feverish activity the Ohio University athletics pause for exams with basketball wrestling and swimming limited to one meet before the break. Wylie joins the hoop squad while Johnson is listed as injured and may miss the Bowling Green game. The Jayvees swimmers and wrestlers prepare to resume in two weeks with Kent State and Cincinnati clashes looming.
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Jayvee
Thor Olson
Frankie Szalay
Trautwein
Mark Wylie
Wylie
Bobcats
Bob Johnson
Bowling Green
Johnson
Ohio
Matmen
Akron
Kent State
Golden Flashes
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Queen City
Jim Snyder
Portsmouth
Jayvees
Moose Triumph Over Panthers in Albany Game
Glouster Moose defeated the Albany Panthers 28 to 15 in a basketball clash led by 6-foot-5 center Henry who scored 13. Albany led 16-4 at halftime as lineups show Van Dyke and Guinther among key scorers. The report also includes annual financial statements for Alexander and Trimble townships with detailed receipts and balances.
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Glouster Moose
Albany Panthers
Glouster
Id. van Dyke
Weet
R. van Dyke
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Bhiow
Polaio
Haskins
Hes Circe
Merrie
Guinther
Williams
Kempton
Roman
Carter
Skinner
Pomeroy Five To Oppose Marietta
Pomeroy Merchants meet Marietta Chemicals of Cairo tonight at the local gym. Marietta, led by Bob Weedmier and Dale Bullas, defeated Pomeroy last year and is considered stronger this season. The double header includes a girls versus boys rule exhibition with several ex high school stars from Marietta and Pomeroy. First game at 7 15 p.m. and main attraction at 8 15 p.m.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Merchants
Owens-Illinois Quint
Charleston
Cairo Chemicals
Marietta
Jim Stewart
Bob Weedmier
South Dakota
Dale Bullas
Ohio Northern U
Bob Caskin
Lou Becker
Marietta High
Howard Mills
Jack Smith
Les Utt
Roger Radabaugh
Cliff Harrison
Gallipolis
Chester
Middleport
Agines Bentz
Louise Gilmore
Ann Smith
Lilla Bahr
Evelyn Bahr
Bette Lou Genheimer
Opal Eichinger
Maxine Hawk
Betty Dean
Dhnis Spencer
Louise Glaze
Betty Childs
Pomeroy Team Guests at Marshall West Liberty Game
Pomeroy High School varsity basketball led by Coach Herndon Wilks visited Huntington to watch Marshall College play West Liberty on the Marshall floor. Wilks, a former Marshall forward, uses Herd style. The Pomeroy squad was hosted by the college. Brutz to Retire.
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Herndon Wilks
Pomeroy High School
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
West Liberty
Marshall
Wilks
Thundering Herd
Georgetown and others scoreline results from college games
Georgetown beat Scranton 61 to 31 and George Washington led Virginia 41 39 while Tennessee defeated Georgia 48 33. Marshall crushed West Liberty 94 44 and Citadel slipped past Newberry 60 49. Wake Forest edged Furman 53 52, Kentucky topped Michigan State 86 36, Mt. St. Mary’s beat Frostburg 56 37, Baylor won 58 46 over Texas Christian, Alabama 41 over Tulane 39, Purdue 66 63 after overtime, Wisconsin 45 44 over Northwestern, Butler 54 50 over Ohio State, Cincinnati 58 46 over Dayton, Wyoming 63 38 versus Denver, Ohio State B 52 32 over Butler B, S Dak State 61 41 NC State. Beloit 75 30 Chicago. Glouster High School Tomcats host Chauncey Dover High. reserves at 7:30 and varsity at 8:30.
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George Wash
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
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Citadel
Newberry
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Furman
Kentucky
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Mt. St. Mary’s
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Baylor
Texas Christian
Alabama
Tulane
Purdue
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Butler
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Dayton
Wyoming
Denver
S. Dak
N.C
Beloit
Chicago
Logan Athens contest drives SEC race to Friday games
In the Southeastern Ohio Conference, Middleport leads with seven wins in eight after beating Jackson 57 37. Pomeroy and Athens vie for runner up as Gallipolis looms, while Logan hosts Athens in a pivotal rematch affecting the title chase. Nelsonville seeks a second SEC win against Wellston on Friday.
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Charley Stack
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Dick Coury
Don Finsterwald
Hounds
Ironmen
Suchet Headwork Completes 73 Foot Shot for Utah
A 1939 Utah versus Idaho Southern play in Deseret Gymnasium saw center Merlin Ahlquist pass to Perry Wilson from near the foul line and the ball deflect off defender A into the basket for a 73 foot score. The shot is noted as Utah's longest and most unusual play.
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Utah
Ahlquist
Idaho Southern
Salt Lake
Deseret Gymnasium
Merlin Ahlquist
Perry Wilson
Wilson
Ohio Class B Boys Grow Ready For Postseason Races
Ohio Class B teams push toward county and district play with hot streaks from Frazersburg, Ottoville, Lucasville Valley, Eden and Farmer. Class A contenders include Canton McKinley, North College Hill, Salem and Upper Arlington as schedule tightens. TIA season cut short by scarlet fever. tourney slated Feb. 5-6 after health ban through Feb. 1.
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Farmer
Jewell
Canton McKinley
Bryan
Salem
North College Hill
Cincinnati
Upper Arlington
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Alliance
Wyoming
Youngstown Raven
Delaware Willis
Toledo Central
Toledo Woodward
Newcomerstown
Uhrichsville
Lockland Wayne
Crispus Attucks
Middletown Middies
Trumbull County
TIA
Markets Cincinnati Livestock Report
Hogs 2 000 barrows and gilts opening 75 higher good and choice 140 160 lbs 24.25 160 225 lbs 24.75 225 250 lbs 24.50 250 275 lbs 24.00 275 300 lbs 23.75 300 400 lbs 23.25 sows and stags 50 up bulk sows 17.50 18.50 stags 15.00 down. Cattle 1 000 calves 250 early slaughter cattle trade moderately active generally steady some improvement in demand but some interests decidedly bearish receipts mainly steers and heifers grading flow good downward and cows common downs. Early top 22.50 on handful strictly good 1120 lb steers several lots good 725 950 lb mixed steers and heifers 19.00 21.00 common and medium largely 13.50 17.00 canner and cutter cows 7.50 10.50 common and medium 10.50 12.50 few medium to 14.00 bulls to 16.50 bulk common and medium 13.50 15.50 dealers steady top 27.00 mostly common and medium grades 14.00 24.00 Sheep 450 early lamb and ewe trade fully steady several decks western brand locally fed medium to choice 90 Sh lambs 23.50 few native lambs 23.00 down odd slaughter ewes to 8.00 mostly 7.50 downward.
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Cincinnati
Poultry and Butter Wholesale Grades List Across Items
A detailed catalog of egg and poultry grades including U S stamps for large eggs 50 and 47, medium 40 percent, small 36, and B 43. turkeys young hens 33 and toms 18. fowls, heavy 54 lbs and over 28. butter wholesale prints 64 and 56 percent. standards 1 and 238.
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U. S
Keller family expresses thanks after death of Ellsworth Keller
Keller family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during illness and death of Ellsworth Keller. Special thanks to Rev Dennis White's Funeral Home for music and pallbearers. Mrs C E Keller and children also share thanks. Diehl also expresses gratitude for cards and letters during illness.
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Ellsworth Keller
Dennis
White
C. E. Keller
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