Bobcat Coach Reconfigures Roster After Ineligibilities
Mitch’s Musings reports Bill Trautwein resumes Bobcat basketball practice to adjust the lineup after three players, Howie Blair Jimmy Brown and Gene Huhtala, are ruled ineligible. With 12 originally, the squad drops to nine as forwards Baumholtz Deinzer Blickensderfer Grothaus Ott McSherry Snyder and two remaining reserves Johnny Kline and Ernie Kish try to fill gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Trautwein
Bobcat
Trautwein
Howie Blair
Jimmy Brown
Gene Huhtala
Baumholtz
Deinzer
Blickensderfer
Grothaus
Ott
McSherry
Snyder
Johnny Kline
Ernie Kish
Kline
Zanesville
Foward
Ohio
Marietta
Marshall
Athens
Huntington
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Gophers Edge Maroons To Stay Big Ten Lead
Minnesota barely held off Chicago 34 to 27 as veterans controlled the game in Chicago. Gordon Addington Johnny Kundla and Gordon Spear sparked the comeback after halftime while Chicago’s Joe Stampf kept the Maroons within reach. Iowa beat South Dakota 35 to 30. Rutgers? (Note: Only the provided text is summarized.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Minnesota
Gophers
Maroons
Joe Stampf
Gordon Addington
Johnny Kundla
Gordon Spear
Iowa
Hawkeyes
South Dakota
Ohio State
Illinois
Pick Dehner
Bill Hapac
Jimmy Hull
Hull
Notre Dame
South Bend
Northwestern
Question and lineup notes for 1938 athletics and Buckeye slate
This notice compiles sports trivia and team realignment for 1938 including training location at Lake Charles Louisiana and Freddie Miller’s featherweight title win. It also details Trautwein's basketball roster adjustments, projected starting five, and future Buckeye Conference schedule through February and into early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Athletics
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Freddie Miller
A. Miller
Tommy Paul
Chicago
Ill
Miller
Paul
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Snozz
High Grades Made by Many School Students
Gallia Pol is high marks in the recent pupil test show many students over average. Notable names include Edith Lewis Dylphia Smith Ann Thorn ton Alice Jean Bush Rosa Merritt Jean Henke Lucille Rose Dorothy Lanier Carroll Adams Gus Hill Curt Clark Donald Ellington Paul Robinson William Ferguson William Safford Evelyn Saunders Maurice Kerr Jean Maddox James Gillingham Dale Harris Pearl Roush Georgia Brothers George Davis Jeanette Waugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edith Lewis
Dylphia Smith
Ann Thornton
Alice Jean Bush
Rosa Merritt
Jean Henke
Lucille Rose
Dorothy Lanier
Carroll Adams
Gus Hill
Curt Clark
Donald Ellington
Paul Robinson
William Ferguson
William Safford
Evelyn Saunders
Maurice Kerr
Jean Maddox
James Gillingham
Dale Harris
Pearl Roush
Georgia Brothers
George Davis
Jeanette Waugh
Patriot Grange Plans Open Session in February
Next meeting of Patriot Grange is announced for Feb 9 an open gathering for all who care to attend says Eulah E Long lecturer An address on the value of the Grange as a community asset will be by C B Purdy readings by Mrs Emma Jones Mrs T W Betz games directed by Mrs Alice Clark playlet by Mrs S S Long Miss Eulah Long jokes by E R Donnally Special music numbers planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Patriot Grange
Eulah E. Long
Grange
C. B. Purdy
Emma Jones
T. W. Betz
Alice Clark
S. S. Long
Eulah Long
E. R. Donnally
Howard Stable Aims for Top Three in Santa Anita Handicap
Henry McLemore reports the Howard Stable plans a three horse bid in the Santa Anita Handicap and may take first three places. Seabiscuit leads with Kayak II and Sorteado, South American stars bought for high stakes, as jockey Ralph Neves backs Kayak II over Seabiscuit for better odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stable
Henry McLemore
Los Angeles
U.P
Seabiscuit
Co. S. Howard
Ralph Neves
Howard
Sorteado
California
Sorrendo
New York
Santa Anita
Neves
Swan to Be New Temple Grid Coach
Fred H. Swan former Stanford captain and Temple line coach for six years was expected to be named head football coach at Temple University following Glenn Warner's resignation. Swan, 35, played for Stanford in 1924 25 26 and declined Syracuse offers in 1937 before remaining at Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
U.P
Fred H. Swan
Stanford
Temple University
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Warner
Temple
Palo Alto
Calif
Swan
Pop
Syracuse University
Temiple
Advisory Job Offer Still Not Made
STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal UPI Glen S Pop Warner, 68, says he is not anxious to become an advisory coach at Stanford though open to offers. Warner resigned from Temple after mediocre seasons and denies any promised Stanford job. Stanford officials deny approaching him to prepare plays and formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Cal
U.pi
Glen S
Pop
Warner
Claud E
Tiny) Thornhill
Stanford
Temple University
Philadelphia
Thornhill
Athletic Board
College Basketball Scores From Today's Card
Xavier 39 Miami 22 Fordham 48 Georgetown 34 Iowa 35 South Dakota 80 Minnesota 34 Chicago 27 Cornell 38 Beloit 34 Drake 35 Oklahoma A M 28 Springfield Teachers 37 Kirksville Teachers 25 Missouri 52 Washington St Louis 82 Abilene Christian 389 Daniel Baker 82 Rockhurst 31 Baker 20 Missouri Valley 46 Central Missouri 30 Arizona Teachers Flagstaff 40 Arizona 35 Idaho Southern 35 Montana Mines 14 Gonzaga 25 Idaho 15 St Louis 22 Creighton 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier
Miami
Fordham
Georgetown
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Chicago
Cornell
Beloit
Drake
Oklahoma A. & M
Springfield
Kirksville
Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Abilene Christian
Daniel Baker
Rockhurst
Baker
Missouri Valley
Central of Missouri
Arizona
Flagstaff
Idaho Southern
Montana Mines
Gonzaga
Idaho
Creighton
Cub outfielders still unsigned in 1939 salary plan
Chicago baseball notes show Cubs outfielders have not signed 1939 contracts under owner Phil Wrigley salary plan. Stan Hack leads infield holdouts while most infielders pitchers and catchers have accepted. The plan offers raises based on merit rather than fixed salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Chicago Cub
Phil K. Wrigley
Stan Hack
Cube
Bettina to Meet Fox for World Light-Heavy Title
Melio Bettina of Beacon New York to face Tiger Jack Fox of Spokane Washington for the light heavyweight world title in a 15 round bout to be recognized by the New York boxing commission. Fox advanced by defeating Al Gainer while Bettina had a bye in the commissions tournament to crown a Lewis successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U.P
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Tiger
Jack Fox
Spokane
Wash
New York Boxing Commission
John Henry Lewis
Fox
National Boxing Association
John Henry
al Gainer
New Haven
Four Trips on AA Club Sked
The American Association baseball clubs will play a four trip schedule in 1939 with western teams opening April 13 in eastern cities. Opening pairings send St. Paul to Toledo and Kansas City to Indianapolis while Minneapolis visits Columbus and Milwaukee goes to Louisville.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
George Trautman
Basketball Originator Naismith Sees Progress But Critiques Today
Dr. Naismith, 77, emeritus director at the University of Kansas, says modern basketball differs from his original game played with a soccer ball and peach baskets. He objects to zone defenses and the center jump removal, calling stalling by teams and a near floor dribble that becomes an offensive weapon problematic for the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Naismith
University of Kansas
Springfield, Mass
Y.M.C.A
Athens Industrial League Schedule Highlights Matchups
The Athens Industrial League lists February 1 games including Luckoffs vs Electric at 6:30 and Ohio Food vs Shade at 7:15. Varsity Barber faces Covert Ice and State Hospital meets Hawkins Service at 8:45. February 2 features Electric versus Motorcycle Club at 6:30 Buckeye Cafeteria versus Varsity Barber at 7:15 Woodworth Shoes versus Battery C at 8:00 and Luckoffs against Covert Ice at 8:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckoffs
Electric
Ohio Food
Shade
Varsity Barber
Covert Ice
State Hospital
Hawkins Service
Motorcycle Club
Buckeye Cafeteria
Woodworth Shoes
Battery
Missing Gallia Girls Trigger Warrants For Arrest
Probate Judge J S Clark placed warrants for the arrest of Opal Day 16 and Helen Louise Betz 15 after parents Oakley and Maude Day of Bladen reported their daughters missing. Opal Day left Jan 25 for Mercerville Post Office and was last seen with neighbor Darlene McGuire. authorities say Kingston residents have no trace. Betz left Jan 20 to attend school but did not arrive. seen recently with Floyd Johnson of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. S. Clark
E. E. Hatfield
Oakley and
Maude Day
Bladen
Opal Day
Mercerville
Darlene McGuire
Kingston
Ohio
McGuire
Hatfield
Helen Louise Betz
Charles C
Mina Betz
Bulaville
Floyd Johnson
Emory Fletcher Dies On Chillicothe Road
Emory Fletcher age 76 died suddenly Saturday night at his Chillicothe Road home. He was alone with a five year old great nephew when he suffered a heart attack. Survived by brothers James of Hanover and William of Newark and sister Mrs Emma Trotland of Akron. Funeral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Emory Fletcher
Chillicothe Road
City
James
Hanover
William
Newark
Emma Trotland
Akron
Tax Blanks Prepared For Mailing In County
Gallia county Auditor Keeler's office readies several thousand personal tax blanks for mailing. The blanks must be executed and returned between February 15 and March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Keeler
Gallia County Tax Stamps Show Yearly Decrease
State Treasurer report on Gallia County prepaid tax receipts shows January sales at 1868.93 versus 1974.82 a year ago, a decline of 105.89 dollars. Trade conditions compare favorably with last year as of this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Don H. Ebright
Gallia County
Repairs Underway At Former Garfield School
Rentals from Gallia County for using the abandoned Garfield School as a sewing center have funded repairs totaling about 509 dollars with about the same amount spent. The board has no plans to occupy it as a school center but keeps it in good condition for emergency use. The building sits at Garfield and Portsmouth Avenues and stopped serving as a school nearly ten years ago due to pupil readjustment and flood season isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Garfield
E. F E. Higgins
Board of Education
Garfield and
Portsmouth Aves
Mrs. Mattie Gordon Dies at Gallipolis
Mrs. Mattie Gordon aged 65 wife of James Gordon a well known colored resident died suddenly at the family home in Gallipolis She was a native of Lexington Kentucky and a nurse by profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mattie Gordon
James Gordon
Lexington
Miller family moves to Columbus as official in Bricker administration
Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and two sons and a daughter relocate to Columbus where he serves as executive secretary to Governor John Bricker. They will live at 191 East Lane Ave in a residence owned by Mrs Miller’s mother Elizabeth Biddle. The Gallipolis home is leased and sublet to B C Zahars of the Gallipolis Foundry and Stove Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Harry Miller
Columbus
John Bricker
East Lane Ave
Miller
Elizabeth Biddle
Walker
B. C. Zahars
Addition To High School Is Being Urged
Gallipolis district schools consider a four room addition to Gallipolis High School to ease crowding. Enrolment stands at 512, exceeding original plans. The $8,000 expansion would cover four rooms, built over the gym, from the general fund without bonds. Architects and educators deem it feasible and aesthetically beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
May Select Manager For Municipal Pool
GALLIPOLIS The local board of education considers choosing a swimming pool advisory board and a manager for the new municipal WPA pool on the high school campus. The pool and landscaped surroundings are finished and may open to the public late in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Board of Education
WPA
Call files for divorce and custody amid accusations
Ruby Call sues John C. Call in Gallia County alleging habitual drunkenness and cruelty. She seeks divorce alimony and custody of four children ages two to eleven, and asks the court to enjoin disposal of 70 acres in Clay Township and lots in Eureka Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John C. Call
Ruby Call
Clay Township
Eureka Village
Rotary program at Lafayette Hotel features Rev. Gishler
Rev. Lewis W. Gishler of the First Presbyterian Church leads tonight's Rotary Club meeting at the Lafayette Hotel speaking on Cub Scout work he leads locally. Jack Knight will present next week's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lewis W. Gishler
First Presbyterian Church
Lafayette Hotel
Gishler
Jack Knight
Red Cross Seeks Bedding and Clothing for Flood Victims
Gallipolis chapter appeals for bedding and clothing for distressed families. The emergency stock used for flood sufferers two years ago is exhausted, says Mrs. Wayne Booth executive chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Red Cross
Wayne Booth
Hamrick Buys Jersey Bull Calf From Breezy Hill Farm
County Agent E. G. Royer and dairy farmer Lester Hamrick met in Manchester over the weekend where Hamrick bought a two months old registered Jersey bull calf from Breezy Hill Jersey Farm. The calf, sired by Wonderful Volunteer with dam Imperial Bindle Cottage Fairy, will be exhibited at the Hamrick farm soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. G. Royer
Lester Hamrick
Manchester
America
Hamrick
Wonderful Volunteer
Separation From Wife Requested by Hayward in Local Court
Clarence Hayward seeks legal separation from wife Margaret Mason Hayward in a local court action. They wed June 9 last and are both minors. He cites gross neglect. Stanley Taylor, married December 3, 1937 to Emma Taylor, files for divorce on neglect of duty grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clarence Hayward
Margaret Mason Hayward
Stanley Taylor
Emma Taylor
Gallipolis Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Oakley B. Gilliland 21 Jackson and Mazie Spires 18 Gallipolis along with Ralph Harbold 34 Canton and Faye S. Bennett 22 Pt. Pleasant received marriage licenses in Gallipolis. Several Gallia County relatives plan to attend Wednesday afternoon funeral services for Plummer Beeson at his Middleport home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Oakley B. Gilliland
Jackson
Mazie Spires
Ralph Harbold
Canton
Faye S. Bennett
Pt. Pleasant
Gallia County
Plummer Beeson
Middleport
Garden Club Planned in Gallipolis at Rio Grande
Organizers plan a Rio Grande garden club meeting at Mrs. Frank Allen’s home Thursday night to gauge interest and form the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Frank Allen
Grand Jury Set to Open Session in Gallipolis
Court officials prepare for grand jury sessions starting tomorrow at 9 a m and likely continuing through Thursday. Prosecutor John Howell has summoned about 100 witnesses for numerous cases as Sheriff Hatfield and deputies travel the county to serve subpoenas. Judge W R White plans trials at Marietta this week and may invite Judge C E Peoples from Meigs County to charge the jury in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Howell
Hatfield
Wood and
Russell
W. R. White
Marietta
C. E. Peoples
Meigs County
Bumble Bee Prince Opera Planned by County and City Schools
Gallia County and city schools sponsor the Bumble Bee Prince opera in Washington School auditorium on February 27. The prior year featured the Return of the Sun God to strong reception. Grade school children from Gallipolis attend in the morning, rural schools in the afternoon. Elaborate scenery is used. The production is not open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington School
Milon H Paulin Dies in Columbus Fire
Gallia Countians recall Milton H Paulin eighty four died in Columbus when his clothing caught fire from a cigar. He was a native of Kgger community and son of the late Solomon Paulin. Surviving brother Charles was the youngest of the father’s children. Interment planned for Wednesday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Milton H. Paulin
Columbus
Kgger
Solomon Paulin
Charles
WPA Work Delayed by Weekend Rain in Gallia County
Weekend rains flooded WPA road projects across Gallia County causing delays and suspensions as mud hindered progress until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ann Dunbar Studio Opens in Frame Building Site
Gallipolis notes the Ann Dunbar photographic studio locating in the frame building on Second Ave opposite the post office, owned by Dr. C. E. Holzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ann Dunbar
Second Ave
C. E. Holzer
Noonday Lunch Program Sets Low Cost Record
GALLIPOLIS The local school children’s hot noonday lunch program is believed to have established a state record for low cost meals. Average per pupil cost is two and a half cents with labor in preparation and serving donated. The board pays for food, three WPA workers assist, 87 pupils are served daily five days a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
Board of Education
WPA
Higgins
Layne Property Sold In Gallipolis
Will A. Lee, local stockman, bought the Stanley Layne residence on Court Street built by Garrett A. Layne for about 20000 dollars. The Leees reside at 843 Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Will A. Lee
Stanley Layne
Court St
Garrett A. Layne
Mrs. Lee
Second Ave
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Yankees
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Billy Knickerbocker
Arndt Jorgens
Sports Service Bureau
The
Athens Messenger
18Th St
Washington, D. C
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Saretz
Stan Brauninges
Medinah
HN Weigsmuller
ICUB
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Sked
United States
Hayward
Bumble Bee Prince
Layne Property
Hourhound
Cline’s
Pve
N. Court St. Athens
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