Athens Bulldogs Meet Nelsonville Greyhounds In Big Nelsonville Showdown
Athens seeks its ninth win as the Bulldogs visit Nelsonville for a battle with the Greyhounds. Two referees will oversee the game at 8:30 with 7:30 opener for the reserves. Fans pack the Nelsonville gym as Athens aims to avenge a prior 46 28 defeat and stay atop the league standings.
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Wellston
Gar Griffith
Gallipolis
Upper Arlington High School
Gutteridge To Try Comeback With St Browns
ST. LOUIS TM Don Gutteridge the fleet-footed infielder who played for the Cardinals will seek another major league chance with the St. Louis Browns who purchased him from Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League with an April 15 option if he fails to make good. Boots Hollingsworth another Sacramento pitcher was obtained on a similar basis by the Browns last week. Gutteridge broke in with the Cardinals in 1936 as a third baseman and was moved to short in 1938 but failed to adapt and was sent to Sacramento where he hit .309 last season.
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ST. Louis
Don Gutteridge
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Browns
Browns
Gutteridge
Sacramento
Pacific Coast League
Cardinal
Albert
Boots) Hollingsworth
Cardinals
Rickey
Local College and High School Basketball Scores
University of Mexico defeated Bluffton 50 to 34 while Cincinnati beat Wilmington 57 to 38. Oxford Stewart led with 43 at high school. Ohio Military Institute beat Akron West 37 to 16. Other results include Clearview 42 over Oberlin 27 and Philo 25 over Glenford 22. Cleveland John Marshall 35 over 33 Cleveland South and Cathedral Latin 34 over 28 Central. East Tech 41 over John Adams 26. West Akron 34 defeated Berea 31. Georgetown 43 over Hamersville 31. Franklin 30 over Lebanon 20.
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Akron Hower
Clearview
Oberlin
Felicity
Williamsburg
Philo
Glenford
Shawnee
Junction City
Cleveland
John Marshall
Cleveland South
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Central
East Tech
John Adams
Cleveland West
Berea
Kingman
Harveysburg
Georgetown
Hamersville
Franklin
Lebanon
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup Highlights Diverse Sports Notes
Jackie Conn, Billy's brother, starts a comeback at 19 with 198 pounds of muscle. Oregon colleges test crow’s nest officials behind backboards for game calls. John Mooney questions paying athletes in bonds. Marshall Wayne, Olympic diver, aims to Berlin from higher than 33 feet. Joe Guyon Jr. set to fly for the U S Navy. A gal wrestler labeled bustle-bound by the Washington Post. Eastern colleges may lack reserve football material next fall due to the war.
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Billy
Jackie
Oregon
Marshall Wayne
Berlin
Joe Guyon, Jr
U. Gridder
Old
Carlisle Star
U. S. Navy
The
Washington Post
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Jack Troy
Atlanta Constitution
Indians Boss Seeks Twilight Games Start Times
Alva Bradley wants seven twilight games and a 4 p m start for weekday games to aid workers and hopes daylight saving time lets starts at 6 30 pm while finishing before dark. He opposes more than two night games in Cleveland and expects AL owners in New York toLimit total at 14.
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Alva Bradley
Indians
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Bradley
Lesnevich Finishes Training Secretly Before Bout
World light heavyweight champion Gus Lesnevich concluded a private final workout at Madison Square Garden ahead of the 10 round title defense against Bob Pastor. The session was closed to observers with the gym doors barred as Lesnevich completed seven rounds of sparring.
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New York
Gus Lesnevich
Bob Pastor
Madison Square Garden
Lesnevich
Burr Oak Dam Project to be Presented February 23
A hearing on the Burr Oak Dam project will take place February 23 before the Rivers and Harbors Committee of Congress. The Burr Oak Dam Association announced the date after talks with Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins and officials from the State Conservation Department. Attending officials pledged full cooperation for the presentation in Washington.
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Oral Daugherty
Bateman
Nelsonville
C. E Handley
Gordon
McBee and Pepsi Cola Lead Athens City Cage League Schedule
The Athens City Cage League publishes a full Thursday schedule at the High School Gym with matchups including McBee against Pepsi Cola Coca Cola against Mt Zion and Hotel Berry against Sohio plus many others. All games start at 6 45 or 7 45 unless a change is announced.
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Pepsi Cola
Hotel Berry
Coca Cola
Sohio
Company B
V. Billiards
Mt. Zion
Pleasant Valley Socials and Visits Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Ed Brooks hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Cora Brooks and C C McCoy from Albany plus Mrs Anna Powers of Athens. Eleven members attended a conservation meeting at the Brooks home with refreshments served by Mrs Brooks. Kate Brooks visited cousin Eva Jones in Fisher. Bessie Pugh spent Tuesday with daughter Vivian Coates.
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Pleasant Valley
Ed Brooks
Cora Brooks
Mike Charles Brooks
Albany
C. C. McCoy
Anna Powers
Athens
Howard Brooks
Brooks
Kate Brooks
Eva Jones
Fisher
Bessie Pugh
Vivian Coates
Legion Auxiliary Urges Additional Red Cross Donations
Mrs. C. E. Haskins, chairman, asks uncontacted donors to call Saturday to contribute to the Trimble Red Cross drive.
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Trimble
C. E. Haskins
American Legion Auxiliary Committee
Red Cross
Sleuth Origin Traced to Early Slough Hounds
The term sleuth derives from sleuth hounds or slough hounds used to hunt criminals. These trailing dogs guided investigators by tracking scents, linking the word to early detective work and pursuit.
Violet Slay Weds Orla Fansler In Dayton Ceremony
Violet Slay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Slay, married Orla Fansler son of Mr and Mrs George Fansler of Greenville. The ceremony Saturday January 24 was officiated by Rev M Meddows with Mildred Quedwell maid of honor and Carol Fansler best man. The couple will reside at 46 Point View Ave Dayton Ohio.
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Everett Slay
Violet
Orla Fansler
George Fansler
Greenville
Mildred Quedwell
Carol Fansler
Kuntz Cafe
Thelma
Carol
Glouster
Louise Quidwell
Albert Slay
Charles Grubb
Bryson Recovering After Work Injury at White Cross
GLOUSTER. E. K. Bryson line man for the City board of public affairs is recovering after an operation at White Cross Hospital Columbus for a leg injury from a pole collapse. His parents Mr and Mrs M M Bryson returned after accompanying him to the hospital. Canada produced 244 4 ounces of platinum and similar metals more than half the world output in 1932.
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Glouster
E. K. Bryson
City Board of Public Affairs
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
M. M. Bryson
Canada
Called to Lorain By Relative's Death
Dr and Mrs A A Baldwin went to Lorain Friday due to the death of Dr Baldwin's grandmother Mrs Margaret B Harvey age 90. Harvey's father was the engineer on the Lincoln inauguration train and on the train bearing his body to Springfield after the assassination.
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Glouster
A. A. Baldwin
Lorain
Baldwin
Margaret B. Harvey
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs Francis McAllister hosted a contract club on Fairlawn Avenue with guests Miss Fay Lantz and Mrs. William Johnston Jr. and Mrs. Ernest Vernon. Prizes went to Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Harold Cornwell, with second to Mrs. Shumway. several attendees shared refreshments. A Green Bellaire absence noted as illness prompts. A birthday surprise honored Mrs. Johnston with many gifts and refreshments for attendees from Glouster and nearby.
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Helen Green
Glouster High School
E. FE. Munden
Miss Green
Kiwanis Club names new Defense Work Committee members
At a Kiwanis Club meeting in Hotel Gordon a Defense Work Committee was announced with Rev J A Thompson Minister C B Tigner Roger Kittle and Dan Kovach named to the panel. The Bulletin Brigade of the Church of Christ will meet Friday night at the church from 7 to 9 with light refreshments.
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Kiwanis Club
Gordon
J. A. Thompson
Co. B. Tigner
Roger Kittle
Dan Kovach
Defense Work Committee
Kiwanis International
Bulletin Brigade
Church of Christ
Harridge Predicts Bright 1942 AL Baseball Year
President Will Harridge predicts a good season for the American League in 1942 with day night or twilight games. He believes close races plus night games and more Sunday doubleheaders will boost attendance and that out of town fans will still travel for big league baseball.
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Chicago
Will Harridge
Harridge
Mexico Quint Tops Bluffton In Ohio Clash
The University of Mexico basketball team defeated Bluffton 50 to 34 after trailing 23 to 20 at halftime. The Mexicans next play De Sales in Toledo. In other action Cincinnati beat Wilmington 57 to 38, and Bowling Green hosts Heidelberg in an Ohio conference tilt.
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Associated Press
University of Mexico
Ohio
Bluffton
de Sales
Toledo
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Bowling Green
Heidelberg
Business-Professional Women's Duckpin League
The rattle snake venom value is estimated at about 20 cents per lot according to scientists.
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Business-Professional Women’s Duckpin League
Hogan Seeks to Break Snead Hold on Crosby Golf Event
Rancho Santa Fe California headline notes Ben Hogan aims to break Slammin Sam Snead’s monopoly on Bing Crosby’s Rancho Santa Fe golf tourney this weekend. Hogan, 135 pounds, targets the $800 first prize in a revamped $5,000 purse with nearly 300 players entering. The final rounds unfold Sunday as early rounds begin Saturday. Cincinnati brief adds Beau Brummel Ties edging Politechnico Girls 38 to 32 before 800 fans.
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Sam Snead
Bing Crosby
Hogan
California
Sam
Cincinnati
Beau Brummel
Politechnico Girls
Mexico City
Scribes Honor Great Hitters Of All Years In Boston Dinner
Boston writers honored 1941 greats Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams for historic feats. DiMaggio’s 56 game hitting streak and Williams .406 average were celebrated alongside tribute to Hugh Duffy’s .438 mark from 1894. Mulcahy and Newsome received special trophies as other honorees.
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Boston
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New York Yankees
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
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Hugh
Hugh Mulcahy
Philadelphia Phillies
DiMaggio
Paul Shannon
Jake Morse
Williams
Sox
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Heber
Dick” Newsome
Red Sox
Tribe promises help for Oss with Hollywood club
Oscar Vitt, former Cleveland Indians manager, now leading a Pacific Coast League club, says Chief Lou Boudreau at Cleveland has practically promised to send him a pitcher or two this spring.
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Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Baseball Indians
Tribe
Vitt
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Conn Wins Narrow Over Turner in Dallas Bout
In Dallas Texas Billy Conn 183 pounds from Pittsburgh outpointed Jay D Turner 227% Dallas 10 rounds.
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Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Jay D. Turner
Dallas
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