Logan Rome Chauncey and Racine advance in Class B sectional
Logan Rome Chauncey and Racine won their first round games to advance to the second round of the Class B Sectional Tournament in Rome. Racine defeated Glouster 46 to 30, Rome beat Glouster 49 to 19, Chauncey topped Union Furnace 25 to 19, with Palmer and Theiss leading scorers as Rome and Chauncey prepare for Friday pairings.
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Rome
Chauncey
Racine
Mercerville
Union Furnace
Glouster
Theiss
Glouster Carter
L. White
Harkins
E. Bellville
Palmer
Thompson
Glenford
Shawnee
Rio Grande
Crooksville
Jacksonville-Trimble
Middleport
the Plains
McArthur
Oak Hill
Glouster Ginnan
Dennison
Ne Carter
Wenn
Per
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Byers
Eseneene Naan
S Theiss
Ross
Beegle
Jividen
McCune
Cecascacna
Aldridge
Cremeens
F Houck
Aendehet
Daniels
Swindler
Gibsonburg Falls In U P Upset At Fremont
In a 48 to 46 upset, Townsend eliminates Gibsonburg from the 1939 Ohio high school basketball tournament at Fremont. St Mary's of Sandusky is now the favorite to win the state tourney position in the Fremont meet. Cadiz, St John's, and Holloway also advance in Class B action while Akron Buchtel and Struthers lead Class A results in district play.
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U.P
Gibsonburg
Sandusky County
Ohio
Townsend Cagers
Fremont
Sandusky St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Fremont St. Joseph's
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's
Cadiz
Belmont
Bergholz
Bellaire St. John’s
Holloway
St.John’s
Lafferty
Smithfield
Akron Buchtel
Akron Ellet
Struthers
Walloping
East Palestine
Bellefontaine
Dayton Chaminade
Green Township
Scioto County
Rome
Waverly
Dennison
Sandusky
Toledo
Newark
Mount Vernon
Delaware
Alliance
Kent Roosevelt
Akron
Findlay
Lima South
Social notes highlight visits and church events in Syracuse
Eleanor Karr returns from Wyoming after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Irving Karr. Mrs F A Shumway visits Athens. Mrs Van Johnson hosts a birthday dinner for her husband age 58 with Mr and Mrs Calkins and Marjorie Moore present. Revival enters its third week at Syracuse United Brethren Church led by Rev Charles Taylor. World Day of Prayer service attended by Mrs Irving Karr Marcia Karr and Mrs I G Fleming at Simpson M E Church in Pomeroy. Mrs Carl Edwards recovers from a fractured leg. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs A M Roberts home. Funeral for S F Clark, 70, held at his residence.
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Syracuse
Eleanor Karr
Wyoming
Irving Karr
F. A. Shumway
Athens
van Johnson
Charles Calkins
Mary Elizabeth Calkins
Marjorie Moore
Johnson
Asbury M. E
S. F. Clark
L. D. Phipps
Fliers to Get Aid Under New Civil Aeronautics Plan
Toledo civilian air reserve members including amateur pilots owners and students of aviation will receive federal aid under the civil aeronautics authority training plan.
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Toledo
Civilian Air Reserve
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Sports Q&A on poker misdeal date and Babe Ruth year facts
The Athens Messenger advertises a sports Q and A column outlining that an imperfect deck in draw poker leads to a misdeal with bets void and a new dealer. It notes the 1939 Preakness Stakes date as May 13 at Pimlico and summarizes Babe Ruth's 1935 final season stats across 28 games with 72 at bats, 13 runs, 13 hits, and 6 homers.
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Pimlico
Maryland
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Villanova to Represent East in NCAA Tournament Bid
Villanova will represent the east after a 37 to 30 win over City College, clinching a doubleheader sweep at Madison Square Garden. Temple defeated N.Y.A. 49 to 41 in the other game, as action shifts to the Palestra on March 17. Yeast was first used for bread making in England in 1634.
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New York
Villanova
Penn
Licking City College
Wildcats
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Temple
N.Y.A
England
Mel Otts Thirtieth Birthday记 Observed by Giants Veteran
Mel Ott, a 30 year old veteran of 14 MLB seasons, celebrates his 30th birthday in HOT SPRINGS ARK. Ott soon begins his 14th Giants season. A superstar in the National League with 342 homers, 1,989 hits, and 1,306 RBIs, Ott is praised for his popular, tough-to-face nature and long association with John McGraw and the Giants.
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Mel Ott
New York Giants
Melvin Thomas Ott
Ott
Giants
Mel
Larry French
Chicago Cubs
French
Lester Rouprich
New Orleans
Rouprich
Patterson
Harry Williams
Williams
Mr. Williams
Marguerite Clark
Europe
New York
McGraw
Penn Station
Carl Hubbell
Thurman Couple Betrothal Set for Feb 22 in Coalton
Miss Avanelle Morris and Kyril C Betz of the Thurman area announce their marriage planned for February 22 in Coalton Jackson County. They expect to reside in Columbus after the wedding.
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Gallipolis
Avanelle Morris
Vernon Morris
Kyril C. Betz
Num Betz
Thurman
Coalton
Jackson County
Mrs. Betz
Columbus
Cleveland inventor builds giant motorized street sweeper
The flying dust pan a three mile an hour sweeper by R C Howell a Cleveland industrial engineer sweeps factory floors or city streets and requires a commercial vehicle license when used on streets and highways.
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Cleveland, O
R. C. Howell
Cleveland
Ohio Wesleyan Swimmers Defeat Ohio University 51 24
Ohio Wesleyan University defeated Ohio University in a women's gym dual meet 51 to 24. The Bishops claimed six firsts led by the Moran brothers and two relay wins while Ohio relied on McWhorter Evans and Tedrick for its lone victories.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio University
Bishops
Bill Ensminger
Wesleyan
Moran Brothers
McWhorter
Evans
Tedrick
Fisher
J. Moran
E Moran
Jones
Gautheir
Otis
E. Moran
Kresge
Gentle
Dale
German Bomb Report Rumor Raises War Dept Curiosity
Maj. Gen. H H Arnold told the Senate Military Affairs Committee that the War Department is still trying to verify reports of a new German bomb said to be so powerful that in a Barcelona test it killed every person within a quarter mile.
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Washington
A.P
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Corps
Senate Military Affairs Committee
War Department
Barcelona
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Robert McKinney
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Claude Dulaney
Edward Plummer
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