Bowling Congress opens with 17000 entrants for 180000 prize
The 57 day American Bowling Congress tournament begins in Cleveland with 17 900 entrants competing for 180 000 in prize money. 32 lanes host play through May 5. top prizes include 1000 for five man team and 300 for singles, with notable participants such as Governor Heil and a multi generation Cleveland family.
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Cleveland
American Bowling Congress
Chicago
A.B.C
E. H. Baumgarten
Julius P. Heil
Wisconsin
Baumgarten
George D. Koch
George B
Charles
George
B.cc
Birk Brothers
Don Johnson
Fannie Snyder
Indianapolis
Knute Anderson
Moline
Ill
Don Beatty
Jackson
Mich
Judgment sought on $220 note in Gallipolis suit
A judgment is sought in Gallipolis on a $220 promissory note signed by Rev. E C Venz and E A Willis dated February 2, 1932, in a case filed in Common Pleas Court by M N Vance.
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Gallipolis
Rev
E. C. Venz
E. A. Willis
M. N. Vance
Common Pleas Court
Sports Quiz Answers and New York Tracks Question
The page lists 1938 All Star players who did not play in the game, including Leo Hartnett Gordon Phelps Carl Hubbell James Turner Paul Derringer Floyd Vaughan H Lavagetto Tony Cuccinello Hershel Martin Joe Moore Lloyd Waner in the National League and Rick Ferrell Vernon Kennedy Bob Feller Charles Ruffing Buck Newsom Henry Greenberg Cecil Travis Red Rolfe in the American League. It also notes major New York tracks Belmont Park Jamaica Aqueduct Empire City and Saratoga Springs with Belmont and Empire City near the city, and Saratoga about 160 miles north. It ends with a Q about heavyweight boxing belts and a prompt to mail questions to The Athens Messenger Sports Service Bureau.
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Leo Hartnett
Gordon Phelps
Carl Hubbell
James Turner
Paul Derringer
Floyd Vaughan
H. Lavagetto
Tony Cuccinello
Hershel Martin
Joe Moore
Lloyd Waner
Rick Ferrell
Vernon Kennedy
Bob Feller
Charles Ruffing
Buck Newsom
Henry Greenberg
Cecil Travis
Red Rolfe
New York
New York City
Belmont Park
Long Island
Jamaica
Aqueduct
Empire City
Bronx
Saratoga Springs
Upstate
Saratoga
Cheshire Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Ivan Grover underwent a surgical operation Saturday in Holzer Hospital and is said to be satisfactory. Mrs. C. L. Vangilder improves after two weeks of illness. her daughters Adale Webb and Ann Vangilder and daughter in law Will Vangilder cared for her. At Chesh ire Chapter CBS meeting a patriotic program followed by refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Ward and daughters Pauline and Betty Lou visited his mother Mrs. Clara Ward. George Luckey and wife bought a northern state farm and moved last week. Mrs. Milton Musgrave visits Lawrence County property while daughter Beulah visits Ironton.
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Cheshire
Ivan Grover
Holzer Hospital
C. L. Vangilder
Adale Webb
Marietta
Ann Vangilder
Granville
Will Vangilder
Red House
W. Va
CBS
Fred B. Ward
Pauline
Betty Lou
Parkersburg
Clara Ward
George Luckey
Milton Musgrave
Lawrence County
Miss Beulah
Ironton
Seabiscuit Retired With Eye On 1940 Return
Arcadia California U P Seabiscuit official retirement follows ligament injury and near record earnings as trainer Tom Smith plans a possible return next year. The seven year old aims to run in the Santa Anita Handicap next winter while guarded optimism surrounds his health and future stud duties.
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Arcadia
Calif
U.P
Tom Smith
Smith
Santa Anita
Seabiscuit
Sun Beau
Exterminator
Hard Tack
Wizardry
C. S. Howard
Fair Knightess
Carvola
Illeanna
California
Hollywood Park
Inglewood
Chauncey to Close Season With Alumni Showdown
Chauncey Blue Devils host the Alumni in the season finale Saturday at 7 30 p m in Chauncey Auditorium. The Dover boys seek improvement after a previous Alumni win. Chauncey girls also end their schedule after facing Buchtel in February. Alumni girls are invited to report.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey Auditorium
Blue Devils
Doverites
Chauncey Girls
The Case of Dr Jock Sutherland at Pittsburgh
Henry McLemore argues the University of Pittsburgh and coach Jock Sutherland both made the school great but questions which side should prevail. He suggests the matter resembles an even trial, with no clear verdict.
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Henry McLemore
LOS Angeles
U.P
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Stephen
United Press
Bobcats fall short as Marshall game shines on courage
Mitch notes Ohio University’s Bobcats showed courage in a tough loss at Marshall despite mistakes. He praises future potential with incoming freshmen and tallies the season scoring leaders led by Baumholtz with 125 field goals and 62 free throws for 312 points, outlining Berens’ earlier record and three-year totals.
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Bobcats
Marshall
Bac
Ohio University
Frankie Baumholtz
Ohio U
Beanie Berens
Berens
Baumholtz
Deinzer
Snyder
Ott
Blickensderfer
Grothaus
McSherry
Miner Seeks Right to Compensation Benefits in Ohio Court
Mose Matheny, Chauncey coal leader, petitions in Ath ens County Common Pleas Court for a ruling to participate in the State Insurance Fund under the Ohio Workmen's Compensation law. He says gases in Mine No. 25 of The Manhattan Coal Co left him heart and lung impairment and that prior action denied benefits. He also seeks attorney fees and costs. A marriage license was issued in Gallipolis to Howard M. Rader and Sarah Freeman.
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Mose Matheny
Chauncey Coal Leader
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Workmen's Compensation
Matheny
Manhattan Coal Company
Ministers and Deacons Institute Hosted by Paint Creek Church
Members of Paint Creek Baptist Church will host a district Ministers and Deacons Institute on Saturday.
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Gallipolis
Paint Creek Baptist Church
Records to fall as Central meet may top Big Ten
Notre Dame hosts a vast Central Collegiate Conference indoor meet this weekend, with forecasts showing potential records in five events. A field of about 220 top track athletes from Kansas to Pennsylvania competes Friday and Saturday, aiming to surpass six Illinois records.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Kansas
Pennsylvania
C.cc.c
Regulars of Both Teams Prepare For Marietta Test
The Athens roster includes Jack Moore Bill Van Dyke Ramsey and Danny Bardin at forward and guard positions. They aim to match Marietta’s fast break after a 41 30 loss to the Tigers at Marietta. Marietta’s Biehl Pflug Haddad lead runs and Suttons attack create the challenge for Athens in the Friday schedule kickoff at 9 p.m. Also on the slate Hillsboro versus New Lexington Greenfield versus Gallipolis and Portsmouth versus Ironton. A century old note warns of deceptive coffee merchants using molding machines to fake beans.
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Page Tenter
Jack Moore
Bill van Dyke
Ramsey
Danny Bardin
Chillicothe
Lackey
Marietta
Athens
Tigers
Bulldogs
Biehl
Pflug
Sutton
Haddad
Greenfield
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Ironton
Snead and Guldahl Set Record in Florida Four Ball
Ralph Guldahl and Sammy Snead crushed Horton Smith and Paul Bunyan 7 and 6 to win the International Four-Ball Championship in Coral Gables Florida. They posted a record nine holes with a superb 29 and dominated the afternoon round throughout earning $1,000 each.
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Snead
Guldahl
Florida
Coral Gables
Fla
Ralph Guldahl
Sammy Snead
Horton Smith
Paul Bunyan
College basketball scores and banquet at Carbon Hill
Basketball results show numerous scores from national and regional teams including Westminster 58 Bethany 35 and W J 89. A Logan Boy Scouts banquet at Carbon Hill featured fathers as guests with mothers serving meals and short talks by How ard Kautz Harry Stevenson and G E Carr from the county organization.
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LOGAN
Boy Scouts of
Carbon Hill
Howward Kautz
Lancaster
Harry Stevenson
G. E. Carr
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Shanghai
Sports Service Bureau
The
Athens Messenger
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Pharis
W. Union ST
Athens, Ohio
Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Catalina Island
Helen Strawn
Joan Johnson
Roy Johnson
Mitch
Page Ten
Howard M. Rader
Sarah Freeman
Anothe
Guldaht
Franz L. Woodworth
Wolverine
Moore's
S. Court St
Moore
Athens Ohio
Mill Street
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