Ohio Ends Home Season With Muskie Tilt
Ohio University’s Big Four seniors Hood Lalich Rinta Malakas close their home career in aBobcat clash with Muskingum College. The quartet balanced offense, deep bench and sharp defense as Ohio seeks a win over the perennial OC power, with Muskies led by Forrest Hupp in a rivalry dating back years.
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Mitch
Ohio University
Ohio
Bobcats
Muskingum College
George Hood
Nick Lalich
Gene Rinta
Johnny Malakas
Ohio Vielw Talich
Bobcat
B. T. Grover
Gorge Hood
Muskingum
John Malokas
Buckeye
Marietta Pioneers
Marietta
Baldwin- Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Scord
Muskies
New Concord
G&w&e
Expected High Scoring Has Failed To Materialize in Buckeye Cage Race
The Buckeye Conference did not meet expectations for higher scoring with the jump removal. Since 1929 only six players totaled over 100 points in league play through 1936, and last season five Buckeye players surpassed the century mark, led by Johnny Mc Adams and Elmer Bache.
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Buckeye
Columbus
U.P
Floyd Siegenthaler
Clarence Hendricks
Ohio Wesleyan
Bernard (Beanie) Berens
Nick Lalich
Ohio University
Carl Austing
Cincinnati
Bill” Smith
Marshall
Johnny McAdams
Elmer Bache
Dayton
Bill West
Chub” Watson
Lalich
Buckeye scorers race tight as rivals chase Rivlin
Marshall sophomore Julius Rivlin leads the points tally with 121 after nine games but may fall short of Berens 141 league mark. Watson 97 and Lalich 96 pursue second place, while Gordon Hliff also has 97 but has finished his season. Ohio U. and Marshall dominate as other teams close schedules.
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Marshall
Ohio U
Julius Rivlin
Watson
Lalich
Rivlin
Berens
Dayton
Brown Team Triumphs In Close Bowling Contest
Brown Team winner GLOUSTER-Wolf Bowling team led by G. WoM with 572 fell to Brown team after three games Monday night. High scorer for winners was J. Wolf Jr with 598 total and a 217 in game two. Next high single was J. Wolf Sr with 216 in game two.
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Glouster — Wolf
G. Wom
Brown
J. Wolf, Jr
J. Wolf, Sr
Philadelphia Mint Strikes Foreign Coins In Big Year
The Philadelphia Mint produced pesos for Cuba bolivars for Venezuela lam Piras and centavos for Honduras and Nicaragua and centisimos for Panama totaling 320,350,000 coins last year.
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Philadelphia
Cuba
Venezuela
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
McKechnie Shapes Vander Meer For Reds Revival
Tampa report says Bill McKechnie trains rookie Johnny Vander Meer to curb wildness and convert him from side arm to overhand delivery in bid to lift Cincinnati from cellar. Reds announce five holdout players remain unsigned including Derringer Frey Jordan Lombardi Hafey.
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Tampa
Fla
Bill McKechnie
American Association
McKechnie
Lou Fette
Jim Turner
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Durham
Vander Meer
Husky
Redleg Pilot
Wildness
Reds
Virgil Davis
Paul Derringer
Linus Frey
Baxter Jordan
Ernie Lombardi
Chick Hafey
Indians Face Second Base Puzzle In Camp
Cleveland manager Oscar Vitt worked four rookies at second base as Roy Hughes departed. Tommy Irwin and Oscar Grimes impressed, challenging veterans Kroner and Shilling for the job while Ken Keltner stayed at third. Earl Whitehill arrives unsigned but will train with the squad.
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New Orleans
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Roy Hughes
Vitt
Tommy Irwin
Oscar Grimes
Ken Keltner
Don Guler
Irwin
Grimes
John Kroner
Jim Shilling
Kroner
Sation
Earl Whitehill
Southpaw
Whitehill
Armstrong Valued Bout Good for Widow Benefit
Henry Armstrong of Los Angeles the world featherweight boxing champion and Lew Feldman of New York were matched today for a 10 round non title fight at the Hippodrome on March 16. The bout will be for the benefit of the widow of Charles Lynch a former boxing judge.
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New York
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Lew Feldman
Hippodrome
Charles Lynch
Ohio State and Wisconsin Triumph in Overtime Wins
Ohio State edged Northwestern 41 to 36 in overtime. Wisconsin defeated Indiana 34 to 32 and Illinois 36 to 32 in tight conference games. Other results: Toledo 56 over Western State 46. Akron 33 over Baldwin Wallace 27. Muskingum 54 over Otterbein 41. Marshall 63 over West Virginia Wesleyan 28. Rio Grande 30 over New River State. Kent State 50 over Bluffton 31. Purdue 64 over Chicago 33. Princeton 47 over Dartmouth 38.
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Toledo
Western State
Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Muskingum
Otterbein
Marshall
West Virginia Wesleyan
Rio Grande
New River State
Kent State
Bluffton
Purdue
Chicago
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Princeton
Dartmouth
Spaulding to Quit Coaching at California Soon
Bill Spaulding, longtime California coach, announced he will step down from coaching after the 1938 season to be replaced by a coach emphasizing offensive tactics. He will stay as athletic director at $8,500 yearly. The move ends months of alumni and student pressure.
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Los Angeles
U.P
William
Bill) Spaulding
University of California At
Spaulding
Purdue Favored To Win Big Ten Cage Title
Purdue enters Saturday’s game with Northwestern as the heavy title favorite after Jewell Young scored 29 points to tie the conference single game scoring record and spark a 64 33 win over Chicago. Ohio State, Minnesota, and Northwestern can still share the title, though Purdue would still lead.
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Purdue
Chicago
U.P
Northwestern
Jewell Young
Young
Ohio State
Minnesota
Wildcats
Gophers
Glouster High to Stage Three Act Farce Good Evening Eve
Junior Class of Glouster High School presents the three act farce Good Evening Eve. Cast includes Shirley Bradley Mary Croshore Alice Thomas Lois Balderson Glen Matthews Gail Bingman Bill Byers Jimmie McCreanor Lillian Kasler Ila Wolf Dolores Jones. Performances for grades March 4 matinee March 7 high school March 8 public at 8 p m. Tickets sold by cast and Juniors.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Shirley Bradley
Mary Croshore
Alice Thomas
Lois Balderson
Glen Matthews
Gail Bingman
Bill Byers
Jimmie Mce Creanor
Lillian Kasler
Ila Wolf
Dolores Jones
Shumways Host Surprise Birthday Party in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. John Shumway hosted a surprise birthday for Mrs. Harold Cornwell Saturday. Mrs. Everett Grant presented a candlelit cake as guests included out of town visitors from Athens and numerous local friends. Three bridge tables produced high scores for Mrs. Earl Johnson and Mr. Wade Bailey with a refreshment course afterward.
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Wade Bailey
Earl Johnson
Fay Lantz
Gilbert Stephenson
Harold Cornwell
John Shumway
Everett Grant
Athens
Charter Presented to Scout Troop No 70
Scout Troop 70 received its charter Saturday night at the First Baptist Church. M H McFarlan presented the charter to Andrew Riley while other troop committee members received their cards. Scoutmaster Virgil Tucker also presented his card and a short talk followed. Registration listed Harry Jones Thomas Conley Fredrick Johnson Foster Goodman Jack Viney Everett Holmes Andrew Goodman Reginald Bland and Talbert Jones. G E Ashwill charged the Scouts with the Scout Oath and Law. A lunch was served in the church basement.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
M. H. McFarlan
Andrew Riley
Harry Williams
Thomas Brown
Clifford Johnson
Riley
Virgil Tucker
McFarlan
Harry Jones
Thomas Conley
Fredrick Johnson
Foster Goodman
Jack Viney
Everett Holmes
Andrew Goodman
Reginald Bland
Talbert Jones
G. E. Ashwill
State Star McDonald Offered Urbana Coaching Post
Ohio State star Jim McDonald, noted in football and basketball, has been offered Urbana high school's coaching job. Urbana school board member Noble Bean confirmed contact regarding the position. McDonald, set to graduate in June, has captained the basketball team and co captained the football eleven, while incumbent Roy Black's four year tenure ends in June.
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Urbana
U.P
Jim McDonald
Ohio State
Urbana High School
Noble Bean
McDonald
Roy Black
Black
Thieves Lift 200-Pound Safe From Walser Home
In Lebanon Missouri, burglars could not crack a safe found at R. A. Walser’s residence and hauled the 200-pound strongbox to their car. The safe allegedly contained $75.
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Lebanon
R. A. Walser
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Meets Wednesday
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Woods.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ralph Woods
Richardson visits uplifted at Osteopathic Hospital
Mr L E Richardson and children Barbara Cynthia and Sonny visited Marietta Sunday to see Mrs Richardson who is convalescing in the Osteopathic Hospital. They report her condition much improved. Mrs E B Matthew of this city also visited Mrs Richardson on Monday.
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L. E. Richardson
Barbara
Cynthia
Sonny
Marietta
Richardson
E. B. Matthew
Missionary Society Meets At First Baptist Church
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Mary Straughter’s home. Mrs. Riden reported on the Pomeroy convention held February 20. Attendees included Mrs. Helen Leach, Mrs. Anna Mayle, Mrs. Bertha Binford, Mrs. Myrtle Warren, Mrs. Ethel Riley, Mrs. Rachel Bland, and Clifford Johnson. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Mary Straughter
Riden
Pomeroy
Helen Leach
Anna Mayle
Bertha Binford
Myrtle Warren
Ethel Riley
Rachel Bland
Clifford Johnson
Tennis Club Plans Dance With Wiens Swing Band
The Tennis Club met at the high school Monday evening to organize a March dance. Wiens Swing Band of Logan will be engaged to provide music for the event.
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Wiens Swing Band of
Logan
Birthday fete for Margaret Hinton at Crawford home
Miss Margaret Crawford and Mrs. Josephine White hosted a Saturday afternoon party in Miss Crawford’s home for their niece Miss Margaret Hinton’s twelfth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and gifts, with ice cream and birthday cake served by the hostesses to Audrey Dawson, Anna Marie Echstenkamper, Joan Heck, Barbara Knight, Genevieve Dunlevy, Barbara Dunlevy, Helen Crawford, Arthur Mathews, Donald Hickman, Allan ___ unknown attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crawford
Josephine White
Miss Margaret Hinton
Miss Crawford
Miss Hinton
Audrey Dawson
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Joan Heck
Barbara Knight
Genevieve Dunlevy
Barbara Dunlevy
Helen Crawford
Arthur Mathews
Donald Hickman
Allan
Radio Family To Give Chester Entertainment
The Farm Hands led by The Buskirk Family will broadcast across many radio stations and perform at Chester High School auditorium on Wednesday March 2. The event is sponsored by the Chester Council of the Daughters of America. Chester Grange No 1609 met with 36 members. a literary program on February birthdays was presented by Mrs Lettie Meredith. Refreshments were served. Esther Hutchinson returned to Chester from a winter stay with her son C E Hutchinson in Kittanning. Russell Hayes, Ohio University senior, spent the weekend with his parents. Some honor roll names were omitted. First grade Lois Spencer. second grade Jimmie Eiselstein Allan Carson Eunice Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hutchinson
Kittanning
Russell Hayes
Ohio University
E. R. Hayes
Chester
Lois Spencer
Jimmie Eiselstein
Allan Carson
Eunice Bailey
Dexter Community Shower Honors Evelyn Bride
A mixed shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Race Hill honored Evelyn their daughter on her recent marriage. About forty guests attended. Hettie Holliday remains critically ill while Hettie Marchington recovers slowly from an injury. Arline Nelson of Gallipolis visited her parents, Perley Nelson. Margaret Davis departed for Indiana. Hiel French of Harrisonville and J F Bowles hosted visitors Leona Folden of Dyesville. Mrs Mur Davis celebrated her birthday with relatives Wednesday. Malcolm Davis and family returned to Glouster Thursday.
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J. F. Bowles
Leona Folden
Dyesville
Perley Nelson
Mur Davis
Malcolm Davis
Glouster
Bulldogs Drop Rough Fray To Tigers 22 19
Athens Bulldogs end 1937-38 cage schedule with a 22-19 loss to the Marietta Tigers in a chaotic game marked by fouls and hard play. Nichols of Marietta was cut, returned, and involved in physical clashes as Marietta built an 18-10 halftime edge and held on. Four Athens seniors finished their last scheduled game while district action looms. An Athens Junior High win over Marietta Junior High preceded the main game.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
U.P
Joe McCarthy
Vernon
Bulldogs
Tigers
Athens Bulldogs
Marietta Tigers
Nichols
Marietta
Dick Osborn
Sutton
Haddad
Barry
Murray
Athens
Ramsey
Osborn
Wilson
Meister
Nolan
Coon
Lawson
Carl Wilson
Bruce Laweson
Les Coo
Tisites
Amamecy
Amianen
Lawton
Cydiccnnes
Osvorn
Wsceseeace
Iaicueae
Mardi
G. Cecusewies
Toris Cncccuneuue
Petdad
Wsicincones
Mucion
Wanacasaic
Bolty, Ciacsanadanans
Muptey
Set
FT. Kncaaiennns
WHA
Liscpuewnde
Ingigh
Accascauboun
Nacscousse
Ocacnsenene Au
Inichom
B. Sussudanen
Corngt
B. Cocdausin
Becker
Ti Cvunnaawn
BiGhh
Cccusemenuas
TGR Oe
Spies
Pape
Biehl
Jones
Rio Grande
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Bill Spaulding
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Billy Parker
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Patty Crawford
Jimmy Crawford
Elizabeth Ann Munden
E. E. Munden
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Radio Family
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