Ohio stars eye southern colleges in rush to higher education
United Press survey shows Ohio high school seniors, led by Duke Alabama LSU and Washington and Lee targets, weighing moves to out of state schools. Ohio State remains top local option with many stars undecided between Michigan and Purdue while Notre Dame and others attract players.
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Washington and Lee
Columbus
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United Press
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Washington & Lee
Notre Dame
Michigan
Purdue
Buckeye
Ohio Bound Scholastic Athletes Entering Ohio University
A list of students designated to enter Ohio University next fall includes Roy Mohler North Canton all state forward Stan Skoczen Independence 12 letter man Richard Heinz Sandusky football Jim Andres Sandusky football Charles Seager Chillicothe football Charles Le Comte Fostoria football John Paul Cincinnati Roger Bacon basketball center Ken Neth Tolga res Ironton football track Don Markin football basketball track Fred Seyfong tackle Steve Kobras back Toledo Scott Lowe Andrews Cambridge tackle under consideration Also named are Billy Munsey Fostoria Purdue or Carnegie Tech Bill Kennedy Van Wert Michigan Wittenberg or Ohio State Ross Allen Upper Arlington Purdue Nick Roman Harold Lockhart Canton McKinley Michigan or Purdue Ohio State interest and others including Charles King Akron North Horvath Cleveland Rhodes Tony Wolodzko Elyria and Howard Ebbers Cincinnati Hughes Flex Roman Canton McKinley and John Born Hamilton as possible Ohio State or Ohio U choices.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Duke
Jim Smith
Hamilton High
Portsmouth
Clyde Redding
Jim Marks
Ed Holschuh
Ironton
Jim Flex
Canton McKinley
Dick Zimmerman
Columbus
Louisiana State
Fred Justice
Notre Dame
United Press
Ralph Vinciguerra
Akron
Charley O'Leary
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Vinciguerra
Earl Fisher
New Philadelphia
Wittenberg College
John Paul
Ohio U
Michigan
Purdue
Ohio University
Roy Mohler
North Canton
Stan Skoczen
Independence
Richard Heinz
Sandusky
Jim Andres
Charles Seager
Chillicothe
Charles LE Comte
Fostoria
Kenneth Tolgares
Don Markin
Fred Seyfong
Steve Kobras
Toledo
Scott
Lowe Andrews
Cambridge
Billy Munsey
Carnegie Tech
Bill Kennedy
van Wert
Cage
Wittenberg
Ross Allen
Upper Arlington
Nick Roman
Harold Lockhart
Charles King
Les Horvath
Cleveland
Tony Wolodzko
Elyria
Howard Ebbers
Cincinnati Hughes
Flex and
Roman
John Born
Hamilton
Britain rates safest concrete bomb shelter at Rugby works
Described by the Home Office as the best yet built the new deep air raid shelter at Rugby concrete works features telephones electric light and can house 50 people. Its 15 inch thick walls and double roof with sandbag space between are cited as protection even from direct hits.
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Home Office
Rugby Concrete Works
Open champion purses shortchange golf stars
Henry McLemore reports on Denny Shute criticizing the Open payoff as inadequate compared with other sports. Shute notes his own success including the British Open and USPGA titles, while the Open purse remains only $1,000 despite 1,100 entrants. He cites Sam Snead’s earnings and grueling schedule as contrasts to golf’s money.
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Sam
Standings and yesterday's results across leagues
Chicago 7 New York 1 Pittsburgh 2 Boston 0 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 7 prookive 3. America New York 5 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 4 Washington 10 Cleveland 4 Washington 13 Cleveland 9 Boston at St Louis rain. Association Louisville 3 Milwaukee 2. American New York Chicago Washington Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia Detroit. St Paul Toledo Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville.
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Pittsburgh Anne
St. Louiean
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Milwaukeee Woosee
Aeesene
Ennee
Nee
Spider Nest as Snare Neatly Hidden
The passage notes a spider uses a hidden nest to capture prey. It compares its construction to a glittering jeweled object that a careful fly would avoid, rendering the trap effectively inconspicuous.
Mrs Cornwell Wins First Women’s Golf Tournament at Athens
Mrs. Charles Cornwell won the first women’s tournament of the year at Athens Country Club with prizes awarded to Mrs. William Brooks of Nelsonville and Mrs. R. J. Studer. A Blind Bogey for women is planned for next Wednesday. A Brookside Country Club team of 25 from Columbus faces the Country Club men today. All first round Club Championship matches must be completed by Sunday night or forfeited.
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Athens Country Club
William Brooks
Nelsonville
R. J. Studer
Brookside Country Club
Columbus
Country Club
Orbiston Red Caps Dominate Wildcats In Twin Bill
The Orbiston Red Caps defeated the Coonville Wildcats in a twin bill Tuesday night. Pepper Wade pitched a strong first game to win 8 to 1, while Powell shut out the opponent 10 to 0 in the second game. Report filed by Richard Darby, Glouster, Ohio.
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Coonville Wildcats
Twin Hill
Pepper
Wade
Powell
Richard Darby
Glouster
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