Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletics season review ends in standings
The article recaps the final Buckeye Inter-collegiate Athletic Conference season with 1,500 total points over 20 games, detailing top scorers like Baumholtz and McCloud, team highs and lows, margins of victory, and the final standings led by Marshall, Ohio Wesleyan, and Ohio. It also notes quail propagation legislation and public notices including appointive actions and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Marshall
Ohio
Flyers
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Oxford
Dayton
Baumholtz
McCloud
Morlock
Rivlin
Dick Hartman
Harold McCloud
Herd
Quail Bill
Eight Teams in Southeastern District basketball second round
Eight teams compete tonight to cut the field to four for the weekend semifinals. Hillsboro faces New Lexington, Greenfield meets Gallipolis, Portsmouth battles Ironton, and Athens meets Marietta. Semis Saturday at 2 and 8, finals at 9, with the winner advancing to Columbus.
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Hillsboro
New Lexington
Greenfield
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Ironton
Athens
Marietta
Columbus
Tigers
Bulldogs
Gerald Ramsey
New Sex
New Boston
Harry Schwab
Russ Young
Dayton
Toledo Devilbiss
Toledo Central
Toledo
Devilbiss
Toledo Scott
Central
Toledo Libbey
Sandusky St. Mary's
Fremont
Castalia-Margaretta
St. Mary's
Elmore
Upper Arlington
Lancaster
North Canton
Poland
Glenford
Green Township
Curb on California Racing Needed Says Mac
Henry McLemore argues California racing is overrun by tracks and fairs with 265 racing days a year. He warns unless tracks cut days, racing may end in five years and calls for action by Santa Anita Inglewood Del Mar and Bay Meadows. He notes large betting volumes and urges readers to stay informed.
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Henry McLemore
Los Angeles
California
Santa Anita
Inglewood
del Mar
Bay Meadows
United States
Michigan Heavy Favorite To Cop Big 10 Track Title
Michigan enters as a heavy favorite to win its sixth straight Big Ten indoor track championship led by record breakers Elmer Gedeon Ralph Schwarzkopf and Big Bill Watson. Gedeon tops the 70 yard high hurdles while Watson eyes a new conference mark as preliminaries and trials begin. Myron Piker leads sprint heats with rivals Davenport Howells and Trutt ready in others. Finales set for Saturday night.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wolverines
Watson
Myron Piker
Northwestern
John Davenport
Harley Howells
Ohio State
Mel Trutt
Indiana
Dempsey Carpentier Fight Receipts and Biographical Q A
The text lists boxing history Q A items about William Kid Gleason born in Philadelphia 1866 died January 2 1933 and about Dempsey Carpentier receipts 1 789 238 for Jersey City July 2 1921 and 1 188 603 for New York September 14 1923. It also recalls Frank Crosetti homer off Dizzy Dean October 6 1938 World Series and notes a crime in Cleveland where three gunmen stole 150 from a drug store.
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William “Kid” Gleason
Philadelphia
Jersey City
New York City
Frank Crosetti
Dizzy Dean
Chicago
Crosetti
Myril Hoag
New York
Dean
Budge and Perry Renew Tennis Rivalry at Madison Square Garden
Donald Budge and Fred Perry meet tonight in Madison Square Garden in a high profile pro match as the two longtime rivals renew their feud on a 37 city tour. Budge arrives as favorite after a 22-17 run with Ellsworth Vines, Perry has earned about 100000 since 1936.
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New York
U.P
Donald Budge
Fred Perry
Madison Square Garden
Budge
Oakland
Cal
Ellsworth Vines
Fred
England
Perry
U. S
Don
Athens K of C Seeks Cage Meet Debut in Lima
The newly formed Athens Council Knights of Columbus basketball team will play its first game Sunday, March 12, in the State K of C tournament at Lima against last year’s champions from Akron council. Frederic Preston Young, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Young, was baptized using water from the Jordan River brought back by his godparents after a Holy Land tour.
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Athens Council
Knights of Columbus
Lima
Akron Council
Butte
Mont
Frederic Preston Young
Fred P. Young
Jordan
Palestine
Henry Bishop
Holy Land
Four Cincinnati Pitchers Impress in Opening Exhibition
In Tampa the Reds regulars Vander Meer Derringer Weaver and Grissom held up well in a 4 3 win over the Yanigans. McKechnie noted Vandy needs more warming up while Grissom yielded no hits in two innings. Cleveland Indians lost 4 3 to New Orleans farm club as Hank Helf was released to Buffalo and Oscar Vitt was briefly struck by a line drive.
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Cincinnati
Indians
New Oudeans
Tampa
Fla
U.P
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Paul Derringer
Jim Weaver
Lee Grissom
Yannigans
Vandy
Bill McKechnie
McKechnie
Johnny
Grissom
Weaver
Derringer
Reds
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Hank Helf
Buffalo
Oscar Vitt
Bill Sadd
Vitt
Jeff Heath
Bruce Campbell
Heath
Cleveland
Earl Averill
Frank Kohlbecker
Averill
Snohomish
Wash
Earl
N Philadelphia Bowlers Lead ABC Tourney
Four 128 team squads from Dayton Syracuse Detroit and Cleveland challenge Penn Batteries New Philadelphia for the ABC world championship lead in Cleveland. New Philadelphia held the top games 866 987 939 and 2792 total as Pat Joyce Five of Cleveland posted 2743 for runner up while Harley Davidsons of Lima led a third place 2717.
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Cleveland
U.P
Dayton
Syracuse
Detroit
Penn Batteries
New Philadelphia
Harley Davidsons
Lima
Pat Joyce
Mauser’s
Lobue Coal & Ice
Chicago Heights
Youngstown to Join Middle Atlantic League This Summer
Youngstown Ohio will host six of eight teams in the Middle Atlantic League as the Johnstown franchise moves here under ownership of the St. Louis Browns. Johnstown a charter member since 1925. Bill Urbanski former Boston Brave shortstop to manage the Youngstown club with Dayton Springfield Portsmouth Canton Akron Charleston and Erie as rivals.
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Youngstown
U.P
Ohio
Buckeye
Johnstown
St. Louis Browns
Bill Urbanski
Boston Brave
Dayton
Springfield
Portsmouth
Canton
Akron
Charleston
W. Va
Erie
Salt Lake City Limits Fraternity Sorority Houses Near Campus
The Salt Lake City commission tightens rules restricting fraternity and sorority houses at the University of Utah to within 600 feet of the campus. Area residents complain property values suffer from loud parties and related disturbances.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
Three favorites upset in Ohio high school tourney play
In Columbus and across Ohio three top seeds fell in overtime and by one or two points as Dayton Fairview topped Piqua 23 22 Hubbard beat Akron Hower 21 20 and Dayton Steele edged Southwestern 21 20. Other favorites advanced narrowly while districts determine the final 16 for Columbus next week.
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Columbus
Furether
Hamilton Public
Dayton Steele
Piqua
Dayton
Dayton Fairview
Akron
Hubbard
Akron Hower
Fremont
Sandusky St. Marys
Castalia-Margaretta
Elmore
Jackson-Burgoon
Bellefontaine
Springfield Public
Oakwood
Miamisburg
Broadwell Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Broadwell social notes recount friends serenading newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. John Featherston formerly Lola Bolin Miss Lola Brill and Evalina Brill. Local visits include Ola Kenny and Lyle White to Logan for a basketball tourney and Mary Jane Hayes staying with Betty White.
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Leonard Smith
Belpre
Leonard Ogg
Oscar James
Belmont Robinson
Cora Roberts
Pennsville
Freda Nice
Athens
Arch Sprouse
Sam Munn
George Sprouse
Lucille
Thomas Hanson
Sand Rock
Clarence Rathburn
Columbus
Midwest District Tournament Scores Chronicle
Tournament results from CENTRAL EASTERN NORTHEASTERN and SOUTHWESTERN districts list numerous Class A and B games across Ohio venues. Standout outcomes include Bridgeport and Strasburg clutch wins, Dover area teams, and overtime thrillers such as Dayton Public vs Hamilton Public and Reesville over Sabina.
Kroger Team Wins and Loses in Pin Matches
In a postponed city league game Kroger beat Brown Wolf Market three straight games. J Johnston led with a 596 series while J Wolf Jr posted a 617 series. Winifred's moved to undisputed second place and seized the No 1 Challenger slot after a three game win over Kroger's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Krogers
Brown- Wolf Market
J. Johnston
Winifred
Brown-Wolf
H. Brown
M Brown
Kroger E. Wolf
Johnston
Kittrell
Winifreds G. Wolf
McCarty
J. Wolf
Dr. Martin
H. Kittrell
A Gamwell
J Johnston
Rail Time Card and Air Route Schedules Released
The notice lists multiple rail lines with departure and arrival times including Diplomat Daily and National Limited services. It also notes New York Central routes for north and south bound trains and Athens Municipal Airport air taxi service with morning and afternoon departures to and from various directions.
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NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Athens Municipal Airport
Athens
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Mitch
Carl S. Warner
Southern Ohio Quail Propagation and Conservation Association
General Assembly
Warner
Richmond
Ind
Henry Johnson
Henry A. Johnson
Fern B.johnson
Trimble
William Shuff
Athens County
Francis
White
M. D. Hughes
Elizabeth Weisenbach
Francis D. White
By Mitch
Waterloo
N. Y
Mac
Califoria
United Press
Paul Kritchell
New York Yankee
George Washburn
St. Petersburg
By Steve Snider
Milford
N. H
Herbert S. Hutchinson
New Hampshire
Hutchinson
Jordan Cobb
Berlin
Sports Service Bureau
The
Athens Messenger
18Th St
Washington, D. C
Cleveland, O
Budge. Perry
Henry Super
Vines
Athens K OF C
Brooklyn
Clearwater
Dodgers
Frank McCormick
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hamlin
Wyatt
Mungo
LaMaster
Wicker
Tamulis
Fred Fitzsimmons
Leo Durocher
Don Ross
Joe DiMaggio
Gehrigs
Dickeys
Baton Rouge
Bill Terry
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Myatt
Kampouris
Moore
Ott
Bonura
Danning
Delmaree
Jurges
Sisler II
Dick Sisler
St. Louis Cardinals
Colgate
N. Philadelphia
Mid-Atlantic
By Jim Emerson
Bryan
Napoleon
Strasburg
Philo
Dennison
Spring Valley
North Lewisburg
Hamilton
Defiance
Montpelier
Garfield
Garfield Heights
Massillon
Canton Township
Cleveland Shaw
Hower
Shaw
Akron South
Akron Buchtel
Canton McKinley
Buchtel
Struthers
Youngstown South
Cambridge
Dover- Barnesville
Broadwell
Westerville
Arlington
Marysville
Lancaster St. Marys
Pleasantville
Tiltonsville
Bridgeport
Steubenville
Bellaire
Shadyside
Dennison N. Philadelphia
Camb'ge
Dennison Strasburg
Akron S
Kent North Canton
Hudson
Columbia
Nova
McDonald
Bristol
Amherst
Napoleon Defiance
Scott
Libbey
Dayton Os.s
Xenia
Eaton
West Milton
Franklin
Union City
Jackson
Preblem
Sabina
Reesville
O.t
Bradford
Tippecanoe City
New Carlisle
Urbana
Kroger
Baltimore & Ohio
Diplomat
National Limited
Chesapeake & Ohio
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