Seven Games Carded For First Day High School Meet
Southeastern Ohio high school players from 15 schools gathered at Ohio University gym for the district Class A tournament. Opening day features seven games with Chillicothe, Portsmouth, Marietta and Pomeroy viewed as top contenders, while Ironton and Hillsboro are dark horses.
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Marietta-Portsmouth
Nelsonville-Jackson
N. Lexington-Wash, C.H
Athens-Hillsboro
Pomeroy-Chillicothe
Greenfield-Gallipolis
Wellston-Ironton
Logan
Southeasternhio
Ohio University Gymnasium
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Marietta
Pomeroy
Ironton
Hillsboro
District High School
Churches in Syibisonville Sch Opens in Revival
GIBISONVILLE revival grows as Rev. C. A nderson preaches nightly at MEF Church through Thursday, with Sunday trios at the U B Church. Attendance drive to boost 5 percent of residents over five Sundays ends Easter Monday.
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Syibisonville
Gibisonville
C. Anderson
U. B
U. Church
Columbus
Comunity Club
Armine Chilcote
Charles Robinson
Pine Creek
Howard Anderson
Chilcote
Nita Pelle Vorhees
Nita
Edna Kreider
Annie Kline
Panny
Velva Brashares
Ope Wylie
McKinley Club
Logan
Delbert Davis
Pleasant
Wiliam Moore
Mortie Dutra Hurt in Arizona Car Crash
Mortie Dutra a Detroit golf professional was injured in a two car crash near Chandler Arizona in which one man died and another was seriously hurt Investigators said Dutra drove one of the vehicles Bernardo Valies 28 Goodyear Arizona was killed in the collision.
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Chandler
Ariz
Mortie Dutra
Detroit
Mich
Bernardo Valies
Goodyear
Dutra
Boxing results from New York and nearby cities
The Associated Press reports several amateur bouts. Charley Badami won on points over Dave Fine in New York. Frankie Hughes defeated Jack Lowery in New York. Frankie Williams stopped Allie Rowan in Jersey City. Ernie Hetherington beat Ace of Spades on points in Fargo. Glenn Lee edged Leon Zorrirta in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
New York
Charley Badami
Dave Fine
England
Frankie Hughes
Clinton
Ind
Jack Lowery
Jersey City
N. J
Frankie Williams
Newark
Allie Rowan
Fargo
N. D
Ernie Hetherington
Bismarck
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Glenn Lee
Nebraska
Leon Zorrita
Only Another War Can Halt Berlin Games
New York dispatch notes the 1936 Olympic program in Berlin faces political and financial hurdles as racial and governmental disputes dampen support in the US Britain and France. Financing asks $300000 or more to cover complete American teams, yet organizers insist the games will proceed despite tensions.
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Berlin
New York
Germany
Teutons
Amsterdam
AAU
AAA
America
U.S
Youth Dominates ABC Tournament With Booster Teams
In Indianapolis the American Bowling Congress event shifted to youth with 32 junior-only squads, plus booster teams. The Youth America squad, ages 11 to 17, competed as Police Team No 1 led by Chief Michael F Morrisey to first in boosters. Firemen's Team No 1 was second at 2 604, while the Policemen notched 995 in their final game, the high score to date.
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Indianapolis
Young America
Michael F. Morrissey
Wrestling results across cities show multiple fall decisions
In Bridgeton Frank Malcewicz 180 from Utica defeated Ernie Peterson 178 from Alaska two falls to one. New Haven saw George Keverly 215 from Greece beat Irish Jack Donovan 220 of Boston. Albany hosted Rudy Dusek 225 of Omaha defeating Mike Maxurki 218 of Cohoes two falls to one. Newark reported Ernie Dusek 223 from Omaha defeating Abe Coleman 219 of Chicago two falls to one. Indianapolis had Pat OShocker 228 of Salt Lake City defeat George Zaharias 241 of Pueblo who was disqualified. Portland featured Yvon Robert 217 of Montreal beating Charlie Strack 224 of Oklahoma in straight falls.
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Associated Press
Bridgeton
N. J
Frank Malcewicz
Utica
Ernie Peterson
Alaska
New Haven
Conn
George Keverly
Greece
Jack Donovan
Boston
Albany
N. Y
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Mike Maxurki
Cohoes
Baseball Camp News From Florida and California
Reports from multiple spring camps note Van Mungo optimistic about a finger injury not hampering pitching for the Dodgers. Myril Hoag tests as a pitcher in St. Petersburg. Giants plan seven infielders with Sam Leslie and Koenig in utility roles. Cronin hails Red Sox batting practice. Foxx and others connect. Dressen brings Reds to Tampa. Goodman vs Walker for outfield spots. Cubs show rookies Hiller and Gill. Dykes scouts for first baseman. Indians players suffer minor injuries in an intra-squad game.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Myril Hoag
Yankees
French families a growing a maiter across generations
In 1835 families averaged four children while today the figure has declined to two. The change reflects broader demographic shifts.
Halleck Heads to Central Intercollegiate Meet in South Bend
Ohio University star Paul Halleck will compete at the Central Intercollegiate Track and Field Meet in South Bend Indiana with coach William Herbert. Notre Dame's Don Filser previously beat Halleck in the shot put, and the two top weight men are expected to clash for first on Saturday. Herbert also plans Halleck for the Butler College Relays on March 21.
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Ohio University
South Bend
Ind
William Herbert
Athens
Notre Dame University
Don Filser
Notre Dame
Halleck
Elser
Middle West
Herbert
Butler College
Short Fences Are Explained by Stadium Builder P. P. Evans
Cleveland engineer P. P. Evans asserts nine ballpark projects show no deliberate effort to shrink fences for homers. He cites Fenway Park and Yankee Stadium as examples of careful site choices and yardage upgrades, noting teams invest to adjust foul lines rather than shorten fields.
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P. P. Evans
Yankee Stadium
New York
Babe Ruth
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Boston
Dykes Expects White Sox to Fight for Top Division Place
Pasadena report notes Jimmy Dykes predicts the White Sox may finish in the American League's first division with a fair break. He praises pitching, outlines lineup questions including first base with Zeke Bonura, and discusses probable positions for Haas Appling Piet Kreevich Radcliff Stumpf Sewell Grube Ruel and others as spring training continues.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jimmy Dykes
Mule Haas
Zeke Bonura
Calif.a
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
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Mule
George
Mule" Haas
Luke Appling
Tony Piet
Secon
Minter Mayes
Mike Kreevich
Kansas City
Ray Radcliff
George Stumpf
Luke Sewell
Frank Grube
Mervyn &Ken
Harold Ruel
Columbus Kennel Club Show Opens at Capital City
The Capital City Kennel Club hosts its first semi annual all breed dog show with 500 dogs from 44 breeds competing over two days. Judge Col M. Robert Guggenheim will name the best dog of the show tonight. A great Pyrenees owned by Mrs Francis V Crane Needham valued Ch Ardos De Boum at 4000 dollars, the breed’s top price. Baron Von Brickweede owned by Erwin P Miller took best German short haired pointer on Tuesday night.
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Columbus
Capital City Kennel Club
Col M. Robert Guggenheim
Babylon
America
Francis V. Crane
12 Years of Ohio University Football
A review of Ohio University football covering twelve seasons. Key games, players, and milestones are highlighted, tracing coaching changes and notable wins across the period.
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Ohio University
Ohio University 1934 football season recalled by coach Don Peden
Don Peden recalls the 1934 Ohio University Bobcats who faced many handicaps and misfortunes led by the death of President Elmer Burritt Bryan. The team struggled to three losses and a 27-0 defeat at Indiana, with key injuries and controversial Hoosier formations.
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Ohio University
Don Peden
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Doctor Bryan
Don
Woody Willls
Wills
Indiana
Woody
Hoosiers
Ohio
Big Ten
Bobcats
Miami
West Virginia
Walt Phode
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Pearl Chapel Social Personal Mention
Mr and Mrs La Verne Chesser were Sunday guests of the latter s parents Mr and Mrs D M Steward Mrs Marjorie Haning and son Clarence spent a day as guests of Mr and Mrs Conrad Stein metz of Bremen Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs W B Gibson and Mr Etta Elliott and son Everett Others visiting were Mr and Mrs Guy Wingett and family and Mr and Mrs Felix Dorsey and daughter June Ann Gladys Jordan and Neva Stanley visited with Mrs Alma Woodgerd Jerry Goodin and daughter spent Saturday with L C Gibaon Lloyd Woodgerd spent the weekend in Athens with their daughter Delores under a physician s care The average man shares 20 square miles of face
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June Ann
Gladys Jordan
Neva Stanley
Alma Woodgerd
Jerry Goodin
L. C. Gibaon
Lloyd Woodgerd
Athens
Delores
Pratts Fork Social Personal Mention
Pratts Fork notes Sunday visits as Hamby Ator's ill brother Zed Ator of Albany is mentioned. Local residents, including Miss Lucille Colburn Ruth Morris Columbus Worthington Biehl of Athens and Clyde Palmer of Chauncey, plus Glen Bean and family and Fred Colburn, hosted.
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Hamby Ator
Zed Ator
Albany
Clyde Colburn
Lucille Colburn
Mies Ruth Morris
Columpus
Worthington Biehl
Athens
Clyde Palmer
Chauncey
Glen Bean
Fred Colburn
Ralph Colburn
Jen
World War Involvement Across the Globe and Antarctica
About 45,000,000 of the earths 47,600,000 square miles were involved in the World War. About 5,000,000 of the remainder are in Antarctica where there are no inhabitants.
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Antarctica
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