Local cages notes and names from Hocking County sports
A fragmented local sports recap mentions H. Sands of Pao bs ategy and corrections on inter in regards to Monday punty basketball. Haydenville and Murray City are cited with sectional hopes at Nelsonville, plus Bobcat standings led by Ber. The piece also lists Buckeye cage players including Stivers, Colburn, Hasket, Low, Dover, Brown, Glentally, and Mc.
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Cater
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Dover
Buckeye
Glentally
Larry Mc
Sam Ann
Five Quints From Athens County in Class B Tourney Opener
About 140 players managers and coaches and hundreds of followers head to Nelsonville for the Sectional Class B tournament opening Friday. Stewart and Clarksburg meet in the first round with Maydenville waiting in the second round, and Chauncey vs The Plains in the night cap. Athens County includes five quintets led by Glouster and Stewart as title contenders with byes for Haydenville Glouster Junction City and McArthur in the first round. Officials Julian Yantis Chester Hannahs and Hanney with Hart Washburn as timekeeper.
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Stewart
Athens County
Clarksburg
Ross County
Stewart-Clarksburg
Maydenville
Hocking County
Chauncey and the Plains
Glouster
Glouster Tom Cats
Rome Township Boys
Buchtel
Haydenville
Junction City
McArthur
Julian Yantis
Chester Hannahs
Hanney
Portsmouth
Hart Washburn
Fair Dates Move Ahead in Community Calendar
Calendar notices show Sun Mon Tue Wed and Mar 5 6 7 8 with fair events in the borough. Organizers urge residents to plan attendance across multiple days at the local fairground venues.
Auto Loans and Finance Rates Highlighted on Ohio Street
A short notice summarizes auto loan options and finance rates at 495 Ohio Street. It emphasizes low percentages and easy approval to attract buyers seeking personal vehicle financing.
Gorilla Jones Knocks Out Oster in Toledo Bout
Willie Gorilla Jones the American middleweight champion stopped Wild Willie Oster of Boston in the third round of a 10 round fight in Toledo. The Toledo Boxing Commission withheld Oster’s purse pending an investigation of his performance. Preliminary results saw Sammy O'Dell defeat Marty McHale, Jack Darry lose to Kid McCoy, and Lee Shepperd stop Freddy Wolin.
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Toledo
U.P
Willie “Gorilla” Jones
Willie Oster
Boston
Toledo Boxing Commission
Oster
Sammy O'Dell
Akron
Marty McHale
Cleveland
Jack Darry
Kid McCoy
Lee Shepperd
Freddy Wolin
Campbell Sails Bluebird to England on Aquitania
Sir Malcolm Campbell and the Bluebird leave New York for England aboard the Aquitania. He recently set a new land speed record by driving Bluebird over Daytona Beach last week.
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New York
U.P
Sir Malcolm Campbell
England
Malcolm
Daytona Beach
Phelan Succeeds Farley as Chairman of Commission
New York March 1 Brigadier General John J. Phelan is named chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission and D Walker Wear is added to the body. The moves reward Farley for his stand on the Dempsey Wills issue and keep boxing licensing in loyal hands.
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Jim Farley
New York
U.P
James A. Farley
John J. Phelan
New York State Athletic Commission
D. Walker
Big Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Wear
Farley
Binghamton
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Wills
Gene Tunney
William Muldoon
Muldoon
George Brower
Phelan and Wear
Tex Rickard
Philadelphia
Bowling Green Trips Toledo 46 to 21 in Conference Game
Bowling Green closes season with a 46 to 21 Ohio Conference win over Toledo. Shupe leads the Falcons with 15 points as BG improves to five wins in nine conference games.
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U.P
Toledo
Ohio
Shupe le
Merchants Travel To Jacksonville In Historic Joint Game
For the first time since formation the Athens Merchant Junior and Senior clubs travel together to play the Jacksonville quintets. Local hoop action centers on a rare joint venture with Athens teams facing Jacksonville for a regional matchup.
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Athens Merchant
Jacksonville Quints
College Basketball Scores Roundup From United Press
Akron beat Ashland 39 to 23 and Bowling Green defeated Toledo 46 to 21. Fairmont won 53 to 34 over Salem, Geneva 55 to 28 over Bethany, and Indiana Central led Frank n 22 to 46. Multiple other games listed with small margins and core scores.
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Bethany
Hiram
Baldwin-Wallace
Indiana Central
Frank
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Marquette
Caroll
Monmouth
Knox
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Ripon
Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Hobart
Foul Shot Wins for Hiram in Final Moment
Davison sank a free throw at the final buzzer to lift Hiram College to a 29 to 28 victory over Baldwin Wallace in an Ohio Conference game. The last shot came after Davison was fouled as time expired, sealing a tight, first half Baldwin Wallace lead 17 to 15.
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Akron 39 Ashland 23 in Ohio Conference basketball
Akron University beat Ashland College 39 to 23 to pull even for third in the Ohio Conference. Louis scored 16 points and Estey added 12 for Akron in Tuesday night action.
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Ashland College
Ashland
Louis
Estey
River Shipments Continue in All Commodities
River traffic improves as the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers fall with all dams lowered. The Steamers American and W. C. Kelly pass up from the South with a tow of loaded and empty barges and a cot ton load for Pittsburgh. Capt. Rome Childers of Charleston passes a medical and license test to pilot 150 ton steamboats and has long commanded the diesel tow boat Dan E. Sullivan.
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Kanawha
American
W. C. Kelly
Pittsburgh
Duncan Bruce
Rome Childers
Charleston
Lewis Bean
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Cincinmati
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Point Pleasant
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Cincinnati
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Crow to Speak at Gallia County Tax Payers Meeting
Rep David E Crow of Ironton Lawrence County will address the Gallia County Tax Payers Association Saturday afternoon at the Courthouse in Gallipolis. The talk begins at 2 30 PM and is expected to cover several matters. Rev Hl H Wilbur pastor of Grace M E Church spoke at Centerville evangelistic services Tuesday night with special music by St Johns Bible Close. Lawrence McNealey and Mike Rathburn were in Columbus for a spring showing of General Electric refrigeration from Bard Barger. Harmon OBrien, University of Michigan student, is visiting his mother Mrs C W OBrien.
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David E. Crow
Irenton
Lawrence County
General Assembly
Gallia County
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St. John's Bible Close
Lawrence McNealey
Mike Rathburn
Columbus
General Electric
Bard Barger
Harmon O’brien
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
C. W. O'Brien
March to Church in March campaign boosts Baptist drive
Gallipolis, March 1. The First Baptist Church participates in a nationwide March to Church in March campaign to encourage regular services this month. Four Sundays are set: March 5 Our Members March to Church, March 12 Our Families March to Church, March 19 Our Neighbors March to Church, March 26 Our Youth March to An oratorical contest on stewardship is planned tonight with Evelyn Smith Isabel Boggs Rose Wilson Vivian Linon and Maxine Niday speaking. Admiss ions to Holzer Hospital include Robert Martin 21 of Jackson for appendix and King Campbell of Crown City for treatment.
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Gallipolis
First Baptist Church
George Sagan
Evelyn Smith
Isabel Boggs
Rose Wilson
Vivian Linon
Maxine Niday
Holzer Hospital
Robert Martin
Jeckson
King Campbell
Crown City
Kanauga Personalities and Local Visits
Kanauga notes list visits and minor activities across town. Mrs A W Pullens travelled to Columbus to consult an eye specialist and visit Albert Spencer. Mrs George E Bush and daughter Helen Jane arrived from Ft Benning to meet Capt and Mrs W E McDade. Albert Pettit builds a Mill Creek house with Wilbur Love and George Boardman as carpenters. Joe Johnson leaves for Huntington to work as engineer on the Steamer Satnne May. Ray Adams and son Jack visited J Q Adams. The K M E Church Junior Choir sang at Addison evangelistic services. Addie Biggins visits Stewart sister Mrs Oliver Withee. Thomas Rannelilis works at Rio Grande for Mrs Bibbee. Gallia County Ministerial Association to meet Friday noon at Old French Home. Rev Pat Withrow of Charleston WV to speak.
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Helen Jane
Ft. Benning
W. E. McDade
Hun
Albert Pettit
Stockhoff Farm
Mill Creek
Wilbur Love
George Boardman
Joe Johnson
Huntington
Ray Adams
Jack
J. Q. Adams
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Addie Biggins
Stewart
Oliver Withee
Thomas Rannelils
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Training camp rosters nearing full strength
Reports from multiple spring training sites show rosters nearly complete as teams prepare for weekend games. Chicago Cubs and White Sox report full strength with key pitchers and outfielders slated for early action. Pirates and Senators also announce arrivals and evaluative sessions.
Cup Defenders Plot 33 Campaign To Retain Davis Cup
Paris reports that France’s Musketeers plan a singles focus for Cochet and Borotra while Brugnon will back them in doubles as France weighs inscription limits on the Davis Cup trophy. They anticipate a strong American challenge and consider a younger French player for future tests.
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Independence man named president of state high school group
URE RK Stevens of Independence Kansas was elected president of the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations succeeding the late George E Marshall of Davenport Iowa Stevens has served on the federation executive committee since 1929 and is president of the Kansas High School Athletic Association
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Ure. RK. Stevens
Independence
Kan
National
Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
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Stevens
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Miller Retains Feather Title in Wild California Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati retained the world featherweight title in a 10 round decision over Baby Arizmendi of Mexico City before 10,000 fans in Los Angeles. Referee Harry Lee’s ruling sparked bottles and chairs being hurled as Arizmendi pressed the champion with bull-like rushes and Miller fought on the face. Miller won rounds one four six eight and ten. Arizmendi took the others. A cut opened over Arizmendi’s eye in round six. Other results included Bobby Pacho stopping Jack Pilkington and Johnny Martinez defeating Stanley Kranberg in Los Angeles bouts.
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Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
National Boxing
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Mexico City
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Harry Lee
California
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Rizmendi
Arizmend
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Arizemendi
Joe Rivers
Ad Wolgant
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Jack Pilkington
New York
Johnny Martiez
Stanley Kranberg
Johnny Granone
Pico
Drew
Phil Quintanar
Santa Ana
Taly Cervo
Bobby Ramirez
Low Angeles
Missing Brooklyn High School Girl Margaret Sorenson
Margaret Sorenson a 16 year old Brooklyn high school student disappeared after leaving for a movie with two boys then asking to be taken to a subway station. Her parents fear she is being held against her will and police are investigating.
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Brooklyn, N. Y
Gene Sarazen Calls for Functional Golf Attire
Coral Gables March 1 Gene Sarazen former British and American Open champion urges golfers to focus on playing well rather than dressing up. He says knickers should be standard and slacks discouraged except for rare six five kangaroos. He cites Johnny Farrell Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones as examples of simple attire.
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U.P
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Bobby Jones
Joe Kirkwood
Archie Compston
Great Britain
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Sarazen
Bishops Triumph Over Denison In Final Home Game
Ohio Wesleyan defeats Denison 33 to 22 in the last home contest of the season. Coach Ray Detrick used a senior heavy lineup. Clarence Hendricks led with 12 points, while French Oshinson added 1.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Ray Detrick
Clarence Hendricks
Wesleyan
French Oftenison
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