Gallipolis trounces Athens 77 to 42 in series clash
Gallipolis beat Athens by 77 points, recording Athens worst defeat in the series. Notable performances include Jimmy Thowns and team efforts as Gallipolis pulled ahead in the fourth quarter and dominated the Bulldogs throughout the game.
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Gallipolis
Athens
Jim Porter
Athens Bulldogs
Gallipala Ble Devils
Gallpolis
Aga
Jimmy
Adam Dete
Chieftains Rout Opponents 82-58 In Local Battle
Logan Chiefs overwhelmed their Southeastern Ofna League rivals 82 to 58 Friday night. The lead surged 24-1 after the opening period, with 31 points from Chieftain forward Lepoint and 25 from Sonny Ellis guiding the champions. Panthers’ Bill Qualls led visitors with 14 points as reserves closed the game.
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Cleon Tucker Logan
Logan Chieftains
Pomeroya
Chiefs
Aralg
Lepoint
Roger Kuhn
Sonny Ellis
Bill Qualls
Panthers
Pe Papoose
Panther Wittens
Baby Braves
Logan Club
Ben Buckles
Jim Mart
Buckles
Wildermuth
Campbell named captain of Walker Cup golf team
Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia was chosen captain of the nine man Walker Cup golf squad for the United States to meet Britain at St Andrews Scotland May 20 21. The roster includes veterans Harvie Ward Don Cherry and James G Jackson with new faces Patton Joe Conrad Bruce Cudd and Richard Yost and three alternates Rex Baxter Hillman Robbins and Edward Weister. Campbell, severely burned last Christmas when molten wax spilled on his hands, was selected despite the injury.
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New York
Billi Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Nineman
Walker Cu
Britain
N Andrews
Scotland
Billy Jo Patton
Morganton
N. C
Campbell
Harvie Ward
Jf San Francisco
Bri
Don Cherry
Wichita Falls
James G. Jackson
Iendale
Patson
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Bruce Cudd
Indianapolis
Richard Yost
Portland
Ove
Rex Baxter, Jr
Amillo
Hillman Robbins, Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Edward Weister
Cleveland
Wade Magazine
Olympic Trials Not Easy Task in Michigan
In Mountats Michigan a complex artificial ski scaffold pumps up a 300 foot trail and a 156 foot high jumping scaffolding as crews work two weeks with trucks and winches before the Olympic trials. About 30 to 40 named stars will be listed as team candidates and will perform three jumps daily to determine the top six ski jumpers.
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Tron Mountats
Mich
Pine Mountain
Orange Cagers Edge TriCone For 74-65 Victory
Orange team despite a rough start battles to a 74-65 win over TriCone as Coach Strayk's squad shakes slump. Powell led with 22 points while Sharpshoutites and Vandar contributed key plays and Bell's late scoring sealed the comeback.
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Sinaby
Jack Strayk
Hocking Standings Juggled With Friday League Action
Scores from Hocking County League games show Logan and South Bloomingsite winning key matchups. South Bloomingsville Dodgers built an early 18-5 lead and held off Rockbridge Raiders, 44-50, to stay atop the standings while Carlton Hill Bulldogs fell short to Carbon Hill Tigers in a late rally.
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LOGAN
Sheeee City
Baurelile
Ushisqaville
Bulldogs
Teagare Ganane
South Bloomingsite
Ffs
Ted
Roark
Larion
Lasers
Murray Gdty
Laurelvile
Laurelville
Gitlsonville
Carbon Hill Bulldogs
Tigers
Carlton Hill
Gibelowners
Nepo
Dim Lien
Neal Hawk
Carlton Hillace
South Bloommingville Dodgers
Rockbridge Red Raiders
Roger Tucker
Dodgers
Raiders
When is a referee not set ting him from the fans
Referee Nolan Mace forgets his uniform and leaves Paul Tribe to officiate. Mrs. Mace drives to Amvesville with the missing pants, returns to find the garments, and ref duties resume in the second half of the preliminary game amid a lighthearted mishap.
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Ames-Bern
Nolan Mace
Athens
Paul Tribe
Two Leagues Change Lead At Sportland Rec Center
Sportland bowling action across multiple leagues saw shifts in leadership as Athens TV, Al Star, and Beasley Mathews rose in the standings. Notable performances included Line ler with a 361 series and Ayers posting a 28 final game, while Bud Harper joined Athens Of and kept a 178 average in a competitive circuit.
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Ralpie Eliescu
Pasitierts
Sportland Recreation
Gibsons
Calloral
Athens TV
Beasley Mathews
Butler Brothers
Stars
Lineler
Ayers
Meanwhillye
Krogers
Messenger Ching Lo Fap
Jeffrey Jewelers
Ambassador
Trent Roogers Nas
Swwearine Gens
Jeffreys
9 Sportshop
Nyes
Mddie McBride
Sokex Snider
Lewcomer
Mathews
Oilmen
Laundrymen
Sportland
Bud Harper
McBee Co
Rolls
Athens Offive
Bud
Johnson Wins Over Fuentes in Philadelphia Bout
Georgie Jonson, 10th ranked middleweight, edged Ramon Fuentes in a tense Convention Hall match. Officials were split with Referee Willie Clark favoring Fuentes 6-4, Judge Jimmy Mina 6-3-1 for Johnson, and Judge Nici Spano 5-5.
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Philadelphia
Georgie Jonson
Ramon Fuentes
Refree
Willie Clark
Fuentes
Jimmy Mina
Johnson
Nici Spano
Big Klu Hits The Ball Says Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati’s Ted Kluszewski says he aims to hit the ball safely and values line drive power over sheer height. He explains his rising homer totals from 16 in 1952 to 49 last season, attributing it to slight wrist action and better follow through while maintaining his contact-first approach.
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Bob Husted
Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Arcker
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ted
Lleagues
Gene
Bowling's Your Game The Power Of Release And Speed
A casual bowling guide notes that sheer high speed rarely improves scores. It emphasizes a smooth, normal release and fluid arm action over forced fast throws, urging focus on timing, grip, and consistent technique to control pins and accuracy.
30 Point Fourth Period Sparks Buchtel 70 69 Victory
Buchtel Bruins rally for 30 points in the fourth quarter to edge Trimble 70 69. Bert Barnes’ team climbs from fifth to third in Athens County standings. Day and Smart lead with 42 combined while Poches and Burdiss pace Trimble with 50 of their total. Cardinals win the reserve game 87 38.
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Buchted
Bert Barnes
Buchtel Bruins
Trimble Cardinals
Buchtel
Athens
Buchtels Din Day
Eldon Smart
Trimble
Francis Poches
Ladry Burdiss
Cardinals
Buebiel
Bucks Rally Past Northwestern In 91-90 Upset
Ohio State overcame a 14 point halftime deficit without star Robin Freeman. John Miller and Charlie Ellis fueled a 39 point second half as Miller scored 35 and Ellis hit key free throws in the final minute. Northwestern guard Frank Ehmann led with 32 points as the Wildcats fell to 7-6 overall.
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Olumbus
Buckeyes
Robin Freeman
Northwestern
Olin
Wildcats
Warh Freeman
John Miller
Charlie Ellis
Bucks
Miller
Ellis
Frank Ehmann
Ehmann
Ohio
Liedato
Elst
Iin
Ohin
Trnes
Taf Wdowies
Nerujwesteria Fas
Belore Eagles Edge Chauncey In League Thriller
Belpre best Chauncey in a hard fought high school league game. Roger Tredway and Weith Frame led Belpre with strong scoring as the Eagles built and held a 56-45 edge through three quarters before Chauncey narrowed the gap late.
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Chauncey Belore
Sy Geletes Faigie
Befeores Dees
Chauncey Dever Blue Devils
Frodenminhra
SEIS
Chadgreisseuet
D Eagles
Aganes
Poubdine
Tinea
Stratht Wan
Buck Way
Blue Devils
Denyse Ped
Eagles
Wacnington County
Esery
Hough Chauncey
Tarass
Roger ‘Tredway
Weith Frame
Belpre
Eagle
Lela
Noals
Blnz Devils
Hoyer Robinson
Rio Five Records 5th Win in Close Victory
Rio Grande Blue Men remained undefeated with a hard fought BO" over Glen Wiseman's Cadmus Redskins as Cadmus adopted a man to man defense for the first time this season. Wilton Watkins led with 44 points in a standout performance breaking prior marks, while Cadmus' Henry Mye had previously set the single game record with 32.
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Lipolis
John
Wirkline
Rio Grande Blue
Glen Wiseman
Cadmus Redskins
Tooman
Rly
Tomian
Clyde Evans
Bill Hackney
Don Cofer
Milks Marge
Cecil Davie
Vinton Fiers
al Hone
C. R.dirks Ratkles Bidwell
Pirates
Hatty Way
Wilton Watkins
Cadmus
Henry Mye
Wilson Watkins
Marion Caldwell
Cnath
Raymond Baldwins
Mercerville Wildcats
Cheshire
Buncans Bobcats
Mercerville
Bohkillens
Wild Kittens
Buddy File
John Myers
Poin Myers
Vinton
Viger Cubs
Ria Crande
Scrubs
Adimus Paponses
Official OK Stamps Jets For Columbus
NEW YORK The International League approved transfer of the Ottawa franchise to Columbus and adopted a condensed 1919 schedule running April to September. The league aligned with the American Association for a streamlined season and Little World Series plans between playoff winners. Ottawa and St Louis/Cardinals related moves were noted.
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New York
Columbus
Havana
American Association
Kansas City
Ottawa
St. Louis Cardinals
Association
Omaha
Lebanon Raceway Drops Entry Fees for Overnight Harness Meets
Operational manager Corwin Nison announced at a Columbus meeting that Lebanon Raceway will not charge entry fees this year for horses entered in overnight harness events. The Ohio Horsemen's Assn approved the change after Lebanon track requested it, with the intent to attract more horses to Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Raceway
Corwin Nison
Ohio Horsemen's Assn. Inc
Columbus
Lehano
Possession Game Trips Greyhounds in Southeastern Ohio
Nelsonville led by Art Hunley trained Grey Hodods while Tom Potts and Chinior Adkeots scored for the night. Wells ton’s Hiareid Vickers contributed as Nelsonville earned a second victory in VG and second in the Southeast Ohio Athletic League without Gary Boyher.
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Your Service Headquarters
NYE Chevrolet CO
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Logan Monument Co
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