Buckeye Conference moves to stabilize its future with new membership plan
Buckeye Conference officials meet March 17 to consider an application from an unnamed school, likely the University of Toledo, as the league seeks to fill its 13 year old program after Cincinnati’s withdrawal. Gauthier cites schedules and rivalries as key to maintaining fan interest and athletic value.
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Columbus
U.P
Buckeye
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Gauthier
The
University of Toledo
Toledo
Bobcats Face Marshall In Buckeye Showdown At Huntington
Ohio University enters its final 1937 38 game at Huntington against Marshall College aiming to spoil the Herd from a Buckeye Conference perfect season. Marshall seeks to slow the Ohio attack with stalling and a zone defense after a narrow 22 21 win here earlier.
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Ohio University
Marshall College
Huntington
Marshall
Ohio Wesleyan
Herd
Bobcats
Watson and
Wilcox
Ohio
B.T. Grover
al I
Sundry
Baer Favored in 10 Round Grudge Bout at Madison Sq Garden
Buddy Baer, brother of Max Baer, held an 8 to 5 favorite line to defeat Gunnar Barland of Finland in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night.
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New York
Buddy Baer
Max Baer
Gunnar ,Barland
Finland
Madison Square Garden
Middleport Falls to Glouster in Sectional Opener
Middleport’s Yellow Jackets were eliminated from the Clase B sectional tournament after losing 23-21 in overtime to Glouster. Shawnee defeated McArthur 43-17, and Chauncey beat Murray City 29-23.
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Middleport
Glouster
Shawnee
McArthur
Chauncey
Murray City
Cheshire
Oak Hill
Crooksville
Stewart
Racine
the Plains
Coolville
Moxahala
Yellow Jackets
Perry County
New Boston
Hocking County
Chauncey Blue Devils
Athens
Chaun
ABC Tourney Opens Tonight With Record Bowling Field
CHICAGO ABC comes to life as the 38th annual American Bowling Congress tournament begins tonight with a record field of 24 765 bowlers from 34 states five Canadian provinces and Hawaii. The event includes 4 951 five man teams 8 619 doubles and 17 437 singles.
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American Bowling Congress
States
Hawaii
Northeast district Class A results from Akron and Youngstown
Scores from districts across Ohio show Akron South 20 Canton Lehman overtime win, Akron Kenmore 29 Elyria 25, Akron Buchtel 21 Orrville 12, East 33 Louisville 19, Ravenna 24 Stow 13, East Palestine 41 Howland 32, Youngstown South 37 Brookfield 23, Salem 47 Niles 28, Napoleon 35 Wauseon 25, Bowling Green 52 Montpelier 15, and other district games including Cadiz 66 Flushing 20 and Waterloo 28 Minford 25. Wooster’s Nick Frascella scores 18 to lift 60 45 win over Kenyon as he nears state scoring lead. Chuckovits of Toledo close behind. Defiance and Kent State games noted. Marshall unbeaten quest referenced.
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Akron
Akron South
Canton
Lehman
Akron Kenmore
Elyria
Akron Buchtel
Orrville
Akron East
Louisville
Ravenna
Stow
Youngstown
Cadiz
Flushing
Mount Pleasant
Popedale
Waverly
Waterloo
Minford
Beaver
Centralia
New Boston
Jeffersonville
Decatur
Lucasville
Middleport
Glouster
Shawnee
McArthur
Chauncey
Murray City
Kenyon
Frascella
Wooster
Chuck” Chuckovits
University of Toledo
Chuckovits
Wooster Ace
Muskingum
Loyola of Chicago
Scots
Ohio
Kent State
Ashland
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio U
Marshall
Buckeye
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Defiance
Detroit Tech
Detroit
Chauncey-Dover Play Pleases Audiences Tonight
A large audience enjoyed the Chauncey-Dover high school Junior Class comedy Dont Darken My Door in three acts presented Tuesday night in the school auditorium. Miss Ruth Fiske supervised the production with Roger Gould as Roger Kent and Dorothy Lowery as Rosemary. Vern Border played Tom Garrick and Betty Jane Courtney and Jack Smith were Poppy Foster and her swain respectively.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ruth Fiske
Roger Kent
Roger Gould
Rosemary
Dorothy Lowery
Tom Garrick
Vern Border
Poppy Foster
Farm Bureau Council Holds Session Monday
District 1 Farm Bureau council met Monday at the Sawyers home. After discussing the program, a business meeting followed by games and contests, with ice cream and cake served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henry Amesville and other local residents.
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Chauncey
Council of Farm Bureau
David M. Sawyer
Harry Henry
Amesville
Brewer
Ira Whitmore
York Township
Dow Cannon
Marda Lee
Greens Run
Allan Boudinot
Millfield
Ralph Sawyer
Rodney
Agnes Terrell
Dorothy Sawyer
Dillery
Charles Mulpas
Ethel Mae
Marie Ann
D. M. Sawyer
Police Teach Rules in Pueblo Pedestrian Safety
Pueblo Colorado officers train pedestrians to walk facing traffic when on highways. The new duty shifts patrol focus to public safety education in area streets.
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Pueblo
Colo
Chauncey Lodge to Meet at K P Building Tonight
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge will hold a business meeting at the Chauncey K P building this evening. The text also notes family visitors and weekend guests in Chauncey and nearby towns as part of community notices.
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Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Chauncey K. of P
I. F. McCollam
James McCollam
George Spitzer
George Jr
Mary Levana
Canton
Ohio
Myrtle Brandeburg
Charleston
W. V
Luther Spitzer
Hershal Kirkendall
Brandeburg
Spitzer
Kate Spitzer
Athens
Alberta Jean Kirkendall
Frances Noland
Barbara Sue Noland
Thelma Martin
Homer Kirkendall
Bobby
Dixie Sue
Mildred
Lena Martin
Ethel Augustine
Sugar Creek
Dale Channell
Mansfield
Don Nelson
Cuyahoga Falls
Plains
Pocahontas Birthday Party at Mile Field Lodge Hall
Chauncey Mazon Council No 93 Degree of Pocahontas holds its monthly birthday party at the Mile Field lodge hall on Thursday night. Entertainment and refreshments are organized by committee members Mrs. Bertine Sanders, Mrs. Ruby Simpson, Mrs. Maude Triplett, and Mrs. Elsie Misner.
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Chauncey— Mazon Council No. 93
Degree of
Pocahontas
Milefield Lodge
Bertine Sanders
Ruby Simpson
Maude Triplett
Elsie Misner
Fox terrier helps newsboy lure customers
Dog aids newsboy Jack Schwartz in St. Louis as his fox terrier sits beside him and howls to attract customers while the boy calls out his wares each morning.
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ST. Louis
Jack Schwartz
Jack
Esther Class Elects New Officers at Meet
Esther Class of the M. E. Church met at Naomi Mullins home on Ellis Avenue. Helen Nicholson led devotions and contests. prizes went to Edna Sutton Naomi Mullins and Elizabeth Simmers won the mystery prize. New officers chosen Naomi Mullins president Elizabeth Simmers vice president Lizzie Harvey secretary Nell Jordan treasurer. Nine members attended. Georgia Allen hosted next meeting with Lizzie Harvey as program leader.
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Chauncey
Esther
M. E. Church
Naomi Mullins
Ellis Ave
Helen Nicholson
Winnie Skinner
Edna Sutton
Elizabeth Simmers
Lizzie Harvey
Nell Jordan
Georgia Allen
Main St
Prowler Seen on W Second St Promptly Fled
Patrolman A F Evans answered a call at the Ricketts residence on W Second St Tuesday night after a prowler was observed. The man fled when approached and shots were fired as he broke pursuit. The fleeing suspect did not stop.
Berkeley Coed Fined Five Dollars For Speeding
Miss Susan TY Cal, a University of California co ed, was fined five dollars for speeding. She chose to either attend traffic school or work it out and opted to work it out.
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Berkeley
Cal
Susan TY
University of California
McKechnie orders Reds to mix curving pitches in drills
Tampa Florida U P reports Cincinnati manager Bill McKechnie instructs pitchers to throw curves during early training to loosen arms. Nine hurlers including Gene Schott Ted Kleinhans Red Barrett Al Hollingsworth and others took turns in a long double drill to balance curves and fastballs.
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Tampa
Fla
U.P
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati
McKechnie
Gene Schott
Ted Kleinhans
Red” Barrett
al Hollingsworth
Joe Vitelli
Whitey” Moore
Paul Gehrman
Jim McGloin
Lakey Harkrader
Revival Services Continue at Morristown Holiness Church
Revival services will continue next Sunday at Morristown Holiness Church announced by Mrs Nora McKin nery. Mrs A P Nichols and daughters from Huntington conduct the meeting and 106 confessions have been reported. Rev B C Browning is pastor.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Nora McKinnery
A. P. Nichols
Huntington
B. C. Browning
Lords May Act With Three Members Present
The House of Lords may transact business when only three members are present. This note reflects the procedural possibility within the English parliamentary chamber.
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House of Lords
Strong Teams Are Scheduled To Meet in Featured Games
Eight top squads start Southeastern District tournament at Ohio University gymnasium with four Friday slate. Hillsboro Marietta New Lexington Portsmouth Logan Chillicothe Pomeroy Washington C H among favorites, with semis next Friday and final Saturday night.
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Ohio University Gymnasium
Sciotoville
Wellston
Nelsonville
Athens
Gallipolis
Jackson
Greenfield
Ironton
Hillsboro
Marietta
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Logan
Pomeroy
Hillsboro-Marietta
Logan- Chillicothe
Washington D. H
New Lexington
Portsmouth Trojans
Red Devils
Jimmy Richardson
Chieftains
Washington D. C
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Shawnee Quints
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Yates
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OU Shuttleworth
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McLaughlin
Fee
Sheeler
Haney-Gross
Chicago
Messenger Sports
Nick Frascella
Wooster College
Farm Bureau Council
Chauncey Socials
Southeastern Ohio
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