Athens High Basketball Faces District Tournament Exit Question
Athens High prepares for the district basketball tournament with doubts about advancing. New Lexington, Portsmouth, Gallia and Marietta-Chillicothe loom as top rivals as team seniors brace for possible end of high school athletics this season. McKinley’s lineup features four juniors and three seniors as reserves compete for final playing time.
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Athens High
New Lexington
Polis
Gallia
Athens
Ohio Gymnasium
Tsmouth
Lion
Bulldogs
Sams
Pomeroy
Pete McKinley
Chillicothe
Hillicothe
Portsmouth
Mariel
Entwistie
Lawson
Wilson
Entwists
Lneup
Athens High School
Funerals Held for Joppa Residents and Local News Briefs
Mrs. Alice Barber 81 died February 25 at her son Leonard’s Eden home. Funeral Feb 27 at Nazarene Church Eden conducted by Rev Spencer. Survived by 12 children and two brothers Charles Blake and Edgar Blake. Roscoe Blake 74 died February 26 in Athens hospital. Former local, lived in Mineral. Funeral Feb 28 at Eden VU Church conducted by Rev Kittle. Survived by eight children, 49 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren.
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Joppa
Alice Barber
Leonard
Eden
Nazarene Church
Spencer
Racine
Charles Blake
Edgar Blake
Roscoe Blake
Athens
Mineral
Eiden
Eden VU. B
Kittle
New Marshfield
Ralph Chevalier
Run
Coolville
Rs. C. W. Sanders
L. R. Bahr
Ambrose Kibble
Parkersburg
Senator Moore Receives Lindbergh Appreciation Letter
Senator Moore and New Jersey Governor praised by Lionel Lindbergh for efforts in searching for the Lindbergh baby. The letter thanks the state police and officials for their work during the kidnappin crisis.
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Washington
Moore
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Lionel Charles A. Lindbergh
From His Own Horse Kenton
George Elwood a locksmith in Alger shod 440 horses last year without mishap. Today he sustained four broken ribs after his own horse kicked him as he led it to a feed lot.
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Kenton
George Elwood
Alger
Registrar orders arrest of motorists with old tags
Columbus State Patrol Units will arrest motorists using 1936 license tags before March 10. Tags must be displayed after April 1 under directive from Frank West, registrar of motor vehicles.
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Olumbus
Frank West
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Dizzy Dean and Virgil Davis threaten fists in St Louis feud
Virgil Davis vowed to punch Dizzy Dean the moment the pitcher appears in the clubhouse as the Cardinals prepare for a Havana trip. Davis, six foot six, and Dean have long clashed over decisions of the 1935 season, with front office the arena for their antagonism. Davis pressed for a $40 000 payoff, threatening to move on if not met, while Dean planned golf and travel pending terms.
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Bradenton
Fla
Dizzy Dean
Virgil Davis
Davis
St. Louis
Havana
Dean
Dizzy
Birmingham
Ala
Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
Storm Center
Diz
Joe Medwick
Babe Ruth
St. Reersburg
Camp Foellowed
Sam Breadon
Gulfport
California
Kamm Predicts DiMaggio Will Shine in Major League
Willie Kamm, ex White Sox and Indian standout and head of the Mission club, says Joe DiMaggio, the Yankees prospect from the San Francisco Seals, has the talent to become a major star. He predicts a strong batting start and steady fielding, noting nerves early but quick adjustment.
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San Francisco
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
San Francisco Seals
Willie
Mission Club
Joe
McCarthy
Broadwell Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
Broadwell social items list multiple visits across families including Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman with son Stewart visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conant. The record notes ill health for Elmer White and a birth announced by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White a son named William Eugene born February 27.
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Broadwell
John Zimmerman
Stewart
Joseph Conant
D. D. Smith
Ed Smith
Thelma Honda
Roseville
Oscar James
Junia White
Harry Vandyke
Marietta
Ernest White
William Eugene
Scott White
Arch Sprouse
John Sprouse
Alonzo Vernon
Luhing
Harvey White
Maria
Teshe White
Herb Hooper
Athens
Frank James
Berg Faces Tough Final Bid in Florida East Coast
Patty Berg grumbles at erratic golf yet advances toward the Florida East Coast women’s tournament final in St Augustine. She and defending champ Maureen Orcutt Crews are top contenders as Berg meets Jean Bauer and Crews faces Sylvia Annenberg in today’s rounds.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Florida East Coast
Patty
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Miss Berg
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. 1
Marion Turpie
New Yorker Leads Field in Hollywood Open Golf
Clarence Doser of Rochester moved into a slim lead at Hollywood, Florida, after a 67 in round three, totaling 135 for 36 holes. He sits just ahead of Tony Penna of Pensacola and near a pack including Johnny Revolta, Denny Shute, Harry Cooper, Vic Ghezzi, all within striking distance at the $2,500 Hollywood Open.
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Hollywood
Fla
Clarence Doser
Rochester
N. Y
Doser
Tony Penna
Pensacola
Penna
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Denny Shute
Boston
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Demand Shakeup at Carnegie Tech
Carnegie Tech president Dr. Robert Ernest Doherty arrived to meet faculty and outline policies while The Tartan student paper pressed for an athletic shakeup. The edition urged removal of football coach Howard Harpster and claimed athletics should be taken out of business and returned to students.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Ernest Doherty
Carnegie Tech
Tartan
Wrestling Results From AP Carded Dates Across Cities
Wrestling results including Danno O Mahoney defeating Joe Dusek in Scranton and Yvon Robert beating the Blue Mask in Trenton. Also Ernie Dusek over Fred Grubmier in Allentown and Jack Washburn defeating Henri Piers in Boston. John Pesek and Pat McGill won in Lincoln with multiple straight falls and decisions.
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Scranton
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Joe Dusek
Omaha
Trenton
N. J
Yvon Robert
Canada
the Blue Mask
Allentown
Ernie Dusek
St. Louis
Fred Grubmier
Harlan
Iowa
Boston
Jack Washburn
Los Angeles
Henri Piers
Holland
Lincoln
Nebr
John Pesek
Ravenna
Bill Demetras
Greece
Pat McGill
Baron Ginsberg
New York
Boxing Card Results From East to Midwest Tonight
Nathan Mann won a points decision over Don ald Barry in New York. Al Casimini outpointed Brescia Garcia in New York. Wesley Ramey defeated Bobby Pacho in Grand Rapids. Chuck Woods beat Billy Celebron in Milwaukee. Frank Misko stopped Bill McDowell in Muncie.
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Associated Press
New York
Nathan Mann
Donald
Red) Barry
Washington
D. C
al Casimini
Brescia Garcia
San Antonio
Tex
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wesley Ramey
Bobby Pacho
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Mount Union begins spring football practice coaching plan
Mount Union College will start spring football drills next week under Coach Harry Geltz. Practices will focus on fundamentals and conditioning as the squad prepares for the upcoming season.
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Sprosg
Mount Union College
Harry Geltz
Prisoner Testifies About Time Spent In Multiple Jails
A man testifies that after being locked up he has served time in jails in Miami Muskogee Toledo Atlanta Syracuse and Chicago. He notes an interest in jails and says habits formed by long practice are hard to break.
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Miami
Muskogee
Toledo
Atlanta
Syracuse
Chicago
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