Minor Magnates Seek New Deal From Majors
A three day meeting by the minors led by Tom Richardson of the Eastern League urged a new major minor league agreement and rule revisions. The committee prepared recommendations on changes to major league terms and sought a voice for minors in commissioner selection. Recommendations will be sent to minor clubs for study ahead of a December vote, with major league ratification also required.
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Chicago
Big Baseball Brothers
Tom Richardson
Maid
Richardson
Italso
New York
Sae
National Association
Akron’s Nagy Sets Scoring Mark With 43 Points
Akron’s Fritz Nagy, a sensational forward, scored 43 points as Akron crushed Wooster 82 to 45. The win marked Akron’s 10th straight and clinched the Ohio Conference title. Nagy boosted his season total to 608 points, breaking the old record set two years earlier by Wymio Gray.
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AKRON
Fritz Navy
Akron University
Akron Walloped College of Wooster
Wymio Gray
Nary
Akron South High School
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights League Tensions
The piece notes a potential revolt among minor leagues over naming a new baseball commissioner and calls for consolidating major and minor bodies. It also covers Willie Joyce’s looming fight, NFL service roster stats, sportscaster Grievances, and a Stalag Luft III softball update including Hal Van Every and Ray Frick as leading figures.
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Stalag Luft 3
Breslau
Clyde W. Bradley, Jr
Asheville
N.C
Hal van Every
Ray Frick
Buddy Elrod
Local Basketball Scores Across Ohio and Nearby States
Akron beat Wooster 82 to 45 in college action. High school results include Kenton 48 St Marys 39 at Findlay, Bucyrus 40 Upper Sandusky 33, South 36 vs Bowling Green, and more across Springfield Woodsville Ottawa Youngstown and Ashtabula districts. Notable notes mention Mrs Favilis Asncraft hosts and updates on Mrs Harold Kelly hospital status in Hatboro Pennsylvania.
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Findlay Kenton
St. Marys
Bucyrus
Upper Sandusky
South
Bowling Green
Sunbury
Fredericktown
Ashville
Groveport
Broadway
New Holland
Antwerp
Hicksville
Holgate
Smithfield
Yorkville
Lafferty
Cadiz
Bellaire St. John
Athens visitors entertain at Bernice McClead home
Mrs Vern Bernard and daughter Marilyn visited Miss Bernice McClead of Athens R F D Saturday night and Sunday with several Athens residents also noted. Des Moines Iowa bound U S Navy man and family were mentioned as well as a two week furlough with him at Fort Robert Bernard.
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Vern Bernard
Marilyn
Bernice McClead
Athens
R.F.D
William Kayser
Carrie J. Augustine
Gerald Rodehaver
Alta Route
William Beaumont
Iowa Hawkeyes poised for first Big Ten title run
Iowa leads the Big Ten with 10 wins and 1 loss as Illinois loses three in a row. Indiana upsets Illinois 65-55 while Iowa eyes a crown with a Saturday rematch at Iowa City after Illinois’ 43-42 Jan. 26 defeat. Ohio State is second with 4 losses. Illinois remains third despite recent struggles.
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Hawkeyes
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Litini Quintet
Illinois
Champaign
Iowa City
Towans
Ohio State
Tilini
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Hoosiers
Junior Kirk
Illini
Fertilizer and Peat Moss Talk For Lawns
At first sign of spring lawn care shifts to landscaping plans. Victor Ries urges not seeding bare spots but applying peat moss over the entire lawn after a good fertilizer such as 4-12-4 or 10-6-4 is used. Apply ¼ to ½ inch peat moss anytime after mid February once weather and soil permit. do not apply when the lawn is frozen or wet but before it settles.
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Victor Ries
Isays
Not So Noisy Gunfire Ranges Beyond Human Hearing
Many reports note that most muzzle blast from large artillery is inaudible to human ears because the noise lies below detectable ranges. The statement explains sound perception limits and references military or scientific contexts.
Evans Enrolled at Naval Training School in Cedar Falls
Will E. Evans age 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Evans from Glouster Route 3 was enrolled at the Naval Training School at the Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. She was chosen for training based on recruit aptitude tests and civilian experience. The yeomen study covers shorthand typing Naval correspondence records forms and current events.
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William H. Evans
Glouster
Route 3
Naval Training School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Dick Hanley Named Pro League Coach in Chicago
Lt Col Richard E Hanley 48 signs a three year contract as head coach and general manager of the Chicago franchise in the All America Football Conference He will be joined by Maj Ernie Nev ers as assistant Hanley previously coached at Northwestern Haskell Institute and served as Marine conditioning officer with a 134 25 6 record at Northwestern The Wildcats shared the Big Ten title in 1930 and 1931
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Grid i
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Dick) Hanley
Hanley
Ar Haskell Institute
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John L. Keeshin
Maj
Ernie Nevers
Grid
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National Football League
Marine Aviation Corps
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Pearl Harbor
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el Torro
Caull
Marines
Wildcats
Bradbury Social Notes Recap of local visits and hospital stay
Bradbury notes list social visits by the Russell families of Crooksville and Corning to Dana Russell, Kirby at New Haven, Hall at Pt Pleasant, and W. Autherson in McMillan hospital Charleston. Jacob Scott buys Coal Valley property and plans move. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Dale Winebrenner in Middleport. Martha Smith moved to sister’s home in Clifton after illness.
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James Russell
Crooksville
W. M. Russell
Corning
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Jacob Scott
Coal Valley
Dank Russell
George Kirby
New Haven
George Hall
Pt. Pleasant
T. W. Autherson
McMillan Hospital
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Wm. Russell
Dale Winebrenner
Middleport
Earl King
Ruts Jang
Robert Colling
Rutland
Lyte Chapman
Martha Smith
John Comston
Clifton
Unexplored Lands Between Ecuador and Gulf of Panama
The report notes large tracts of land remain未 explored between Ecuador and the Gulf of Panama. Researchers urge survey efforts to map terrain and assess resources and settlement potential.
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