Lettermen Te Form Nucleus of 1929 Squad
Ohio University track coach William Herbert outlines a lean squad with five lettermen returning Captain Pyle Woolweaver Schaal Ward and Snedeker The roster lists promising sophomores and main candidates for sprints hurdles distance and field events Indoor meets vs Denison and Cincinnati are planned with outdoor dates set from April to May including a May 25 B A A meet in Delaware
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Ohio University
William Herbert
Bobcats
Herbert
Pyle
Woolweaver
Schaal
Ward
Snedeker
Terren
Bisetttner
Frank
Faber
Unkrich
Fry
Singer
Cramer
Newell
Captain Pyle
Morgan
Baker
Moulter
Eggensberger
Singer and Unkrich
Canick
Reese
McDade
Braettner
Capitan Pyle
Denison
Ohio
New Concord
Denison van Granville
Delaware
Funeral services for Hyland governor of dog racing bodies
Funeral services will be held Saturday for Martin J. Hyland 46, vice president of the International Greyhound Racing Association and Madison Kennel Club president. He died in St Louis and built a fortune reportedly over 1 million. He was linked with dog race tracks in Miami Chicago Milwaukee and other cities.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Martin J. Hyland
Interational Greyhound Racing Association
Madison
Gettysburg College Pitcher Honored by Athletics
Alfred Jones, a pitcher who played for the late Eddie Plank at Gettysburg College, is recognized by the Athletics department for his contributions to the program.
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Eddie Plank
Gettysburg College
Alfred Jones
Brooklyn rookies shine in Uncle Robby’s forecast
Dan Michaelove previews two Brooklyn newcomers Max Rosenfeld and Johnny Fredericks as potential help for Uncle Robby. Rosenfeld secured a $750 raise to start the season amid veteran competition at California. Other notes mention Ray Morrison, Mark Koenig, Waite Hoyt, and Bobby Walthour in varied sports and business contexts.
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Dan Michaelove
Atlanta Baseball Club
Brooklyn
Max Rosenfeld
Johnny Fredericks
Robby
Rosenfeld
California
Bylbright
Virginia
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodists
Mark Koenig
Waite Hoyt
New York
Larchmont
N.Y
Bobby Walthour
Pirates and Robins Hit by Injuries and Holdouts
National League teams crowd spring training as holdouts and injuries hit the Pirates and Robins hardest. Waner brothers absent amid $35,000 salary dispute. Pirates’ outfield in doubt without their report. Robins plagued by Wright’s arm issue and weak infield, with Hartnett and English sidelined for Chicago.
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Pirates
Robins
George Kirkley
United Press Sport
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Robins
Paso Robles
Calif
San Francisco Seals
Donie Bush
Glenn Wright
Dazzy Vance
Florida Golf Links
Brooklyn
Wright
Davy Bancroft
Chicago Cubs
Woody English
Gebby Hartnett
Player rewarded for clean record with Bucyrus ball club
Farrell Thomas of Bucyrus a former Glouster resident was awarded a small gold baseball by the New York Central Athletic Association for not making an error during last season. He played first base for the Bucyrus R. A. Shop team and will continue at first base this season.
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Glouster
Independent Meet Starts at Pomeroy
The Independent Basket ball tournament opens Friday evening at the Pomeroy K of P hall with ten top teams from Vinton Athens Gallia Meigs and Mason counties. Prizes consist of an exhibition in the windows of the New York Clothing House for the winners.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy K
P. Hall
Nsouthern
Ohio
Vinton
Athens
Gallia
Meigs
Mason Counties
New York
Ithe
Maranville Predicts NL Race Narrowing to Cubs Giants Cardinals
Boston Braves veteran shortstop Rabbit Maranville predicts the upcoming National League title race will feature the Cubs Giants and Cardinals as the main contenders. He offers no clear favorite and emphasizes strong pitching and defense from those clubs.
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Maranville
Rabbit Maranville
Boston Braves
National Braves
Cubs
Giante
Carda
Daytona Beach Speedster Dies in Triplex Crash
Daytona Beach Florida March 14 tragedy struck the ocean speedway as Lee Bible driver of the Triplex and cameraman Charlie Traub were killed when the 1500 horsepower car lost control at over 200 mph. J M White owner indicated halt to further speed trials for the season. Major H O D Segrave witnessed the crash from afar.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
U.P
Daytona
Ocean Speedway
Lee Bible
J. M. White
Charlies R. Traub
Bible
America
H. O., D. Segrave
Major Segrave
England
White
Triplex
Frank Lockhart
Dutton and Potter Attend Farm Bureau Convention
Dutton of Amesville and Potter of Albany represent Ath ens County Farm Bureau at the Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company meeting in Columbus. The two day event includes a business meeting, director elections, and a sales convention with over 400 agents from multiple states. C. S. Younger addressed the luncheon as state insurance superintendent.
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H. T. Dutton
Amesville
A. H B. Potter
Albany
Athens County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Columbus
Younger
State high school tourney opens with key matchups in Columbus
Sixteen district winners head to Columbus for the state Class A and B playoffs. Westchester meets Bluffton in Class B while Pomeroy faces Boardman. Dayton Stivers and Dover loom as top contenders, with Stivers beating 26 and 23 games this season and Dover led by Raymond Low. Canton McKinley vs Portsmouth and Akron St Marys vs Boardman set for later rounds as the opener Saturday advances.
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Columbus
U.A
Capitol
Westchester
Bluffton
Pomeroy
Marshall
Boardman
Dayton Stivers
Akron Gard
Columbus Central
Bowling Green
Stivers
Dover
Dayton Five
Cicero Morton
Chicago
Clewland East Tech
Raymond
Canton McKinley
Portsmouth
Akron St. Marys
Kauffman Wins Bout In Columbus Wrestling Duel
Clete Kauffman defeated Joe Banaski of Oklahoma in two straight falls to avenge an earlier loss. Banaski dropped the first fall after 41 minutes 45 seconds when a flying tackle collapsed. Kauffman secured the second fall in 25 minutes 45 seconds with a crab hold.
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Kauffman
Columbus
A.R
Clete Kauffman
Joe Banaski
Oklahoma
Banaski
Court House Doings in Common Pleas Court
The suit for equitable relief by Paul Gordon as receiver against Lick Run Coal and Clay Company was settled out of court with costs paid and record waived. An Athens County Buick Company appeal for money against Thomas Newman was dismissed. A Williams Brothers partnership money and foreclosure suit against George Williams et al was continued to the next term due to late evidence. filed July 28, 1925.
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Common Pleas
Equitable Relief
Paul Gordon
Lick Run Coal and Clay Company, Et al
Athens County Buick Company
Thomas Newman
Williams Brothers
George Williams
Seventy-Four Entries Set For National Indoor Tennis
Seventy four entries including nine seeded players have been paired for the National Indoor Tennis Championships at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City. France’s Jean Boretra, a two time former champion, is seeded as a foreign contestant. Frances T. Hunter of New Rochelle, ranked No. 3 nationally, is the top seed in the main group. Hunter and Boretra are drawn in opposite halves and would meet in the final on March 23 if all games go as forecast.
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New York
U.P
Seventh Regiment Armory
Jean Boretra
France
Francia T. Hunter
New Rochelle
Hunter
Boretra
Chicago Five Leads Bowling Meet With 1074 Single Game
Bowlers Journal five of Chicago topped the five man event in the American Bowling Congress tournament finishing with 868 945 and 1074 as the high game. Wally Lundgren the 1922 ABC champion rolled 673 in three games. La Salle Recollections of La Salle Ill slipped to second with 3836 after a weak 879 final. B Sponge of Chicago led the all events division.
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Chicago
U.P
Bowlers Journal Five
American Bowling Congress
Wally Lundgren
la Salle
Til
B. Sponge
Friday Is Last Day For Income Returns
The last day for filing federal income tax returns is Friday. Returns should be filed in the district collector office where the taxpayer resides or has principal business. A deputy collector assisted in Athens at the Post Office on March 6 and 7 to help prepare returns.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Athens
Golf stars meet in final Nations Four Ball match
In Miami, March 14, Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen, defending champions, faced Walter Hagen and Leo Diegel in the final round of the Nations Four-Ball matches at the Miami Country Club. The finalists are top American pros and Ryder Cup team members. Farrell is U S Open champion. Diegel P G A champion. Hagen British Open champ. Sarazen former P G A and Open champ. In the semi finals, Farrell and Sarazen beat MacFarlane and Hampton 6 and 5, Hagen and Diegel beat Turnesa and Ciucel 2 and 1.
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Miami
Fla
U.R
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Leo Diege
Miami Country Club
Farrell
United States
Diege
Hagen
Sarazen
Saragen
Willie Mac
Farlane
Harry Hampton
Diegel
Joe Turnesa
Henry Ciucel
Evening Dress Indispensable prepared for Mothers' Day
The Ohio University Playshop prepares a one act play Evening Dress Indispensable by Roland Pertwee for Mothers Day observances next week. The presentation is set for Friday night at 7 30 o clock in Ewing Auditorium.
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Roland Pertwee
Ohio University Playshop
Ewing Auditorium
Ohio Farmers Will Study City Market
A four day study tour of the New York City food consuming market will be made by 30 Ohio farm leaders leaving Columbus on Monday March 18. Sponsored by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation with the Pennsylvania Railroad, the trip is open to all farmers to study distribution and sale of foods in consuming markets to aid efficient production and marketing in Ohio.
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New York City
Ohio
Columbus
Athens County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Last Home Debate Here Friday Night
An Ohio University team will debate Miami University in Ewing Auditorium at 8 15 Friday night. The proposition is that trial by jury should be abolished. Prof Homer V Cherrington will preside and the audience will decide the outcome.
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Ohio University
Miami University
Ewing Auditorium
Homer V. Cherrington
Ohio University Department of Economica
Boxer Wallace Suspended by Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Billy Wallace of Cleveland, lightweight, is suspended by the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission for allegedly writing a worthless check as a forfeit. He cannot box in Pennsylvania until the check and protest fee are paid.
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Philadelphia
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Pennsylvania
Sad Sam Jones pressed to sign or leave camp
The Washington Senators and star pitcher Sad Sam Jones faced a deadline to sign a new contract or depart camp. President Clark Griffith offered a $1,000 raise over last season with a money gap dependent on a strong financial year, but Jones reportedly seeks about $13,000.
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Tampa
Fila
Sam Jones
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Jones
Senators
Jones Ia
National Women’s Week Banquet Highlights Local Leaders
More than 90 tickets sold for the banquet at Hotel Berry celebrating National Women’s Week. Speakers include Mrs. Hughes president of the Professions W and Prof. Alex M. Moore mayor of Athens. A musical program will close the event. Thrift Day urged businessmen to save with the slogan Every Business Man a Saver.
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Berry
Business and Professional Club
Dass
Greece
Hughes
W . Alex M. Moore
H. R. McVay
Athens League of
M. Johnson
Athens Merchants’ Association
Optron
Music Committer Club
Wang
Business
Eee
Miss Kennedy
Columbus and Professional Women's
WAIU
Kennes
Europe
Americas
Northwestern Assistant Named Head Coach at Ohio State
Tucker P. Smith, assistant at Northwestern University, appointed head coach at Ohio State University to succeed Mike Chambers. Smith was recommended by Tug Wilson Western Athletic Director after Chambers resigned to join Georgia Tech and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Columbus
Tucker P. Smith
Northwestern University
Ohio State University
Mike Chambers
Matt Bullock
Smith
Letic
Tug Wilson
Kers
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh Pirates
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