Baseball's changing times and Hall of Fame case for Nichols
Sports editors John E. Wray and Cy Sherman compare baseball's past and present attitudes noting fans and players once faced harsher treatment and tougher environments. Sherman advocates Kid Nichols for Cooperstown, arguing his 356 wins and striking records merit memorial recognition despite omission from the Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N. Y
Charles
Kid) Nichols
CY Sherman
Lincoln
Web
Journal and Star
Nichola
Nichols
Sherman
Boston
Cy Young
Grover Alexander
Indian Bender
Rube Marquard
Mordecai Brown
Mose Grove
Parmelee Emerges as Key Arm for Cardinals Pennant Bid
Bradenton Florida AP reports Leroy Parmelee has impressed St. Louis as a major pitching addition to join pitchers Deans Hallahan and others as Frankie Frisch builds a 10-man staff. Frisch touts Parmelee as the answer to his rotation needs while evaluating lineup holes at third base and catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis
Coogan’s Bluff
Leroy Parmelee
Chicago Cubs
Deans
Parmelee
New York Giants
Burgess Whitehead
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Hallahan
Bill Walker
Jess Haines
Bill McGee
Ed Heusser
Dominic Ryba
Nelson Potter
Houston
Frankie
Pat Ankenman
Columbus
Charlie Gelbert
Ripper Collins
Leo Durocher
Bill Delancey
Virgil Davis
Brusie Ogrodowski
Terry Moore
Ducky Medwick
Pepper Martin
Johnny Mize
TRAINING CAMP GOSSIP
Baseball notes from Bradenton Pensacola San Antonio Pasadena Orlando New Orleans Tampa and New Orleans report spring camp gossip. Managers discuss lineups pitching fielding and potential rookies with hints of roster moves and early evaluations.
Buckeye Conference Coaches Meet in Columbus
Columbus hosts Buckeye Conference coaches this weekend as they review state tournament basketball players and plan next season schedules. Ohio Wesleyan athletic director George Gauthier states some members seek to restore minor sports to pre depression levels and improve spring activity funding. The coaches also meet officials to push for more uniform officiating next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Buckeye
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Gauthier
Favorites To Play in Cage Meet Tonight
In the National AAU tournament second round favorites Colorado teams headlined action. Santa Fe trails Kansas City defends against Phillips University Furd Okla while Kansas City Philcos face Arkansas Teachers Conway. Denver University beat Brooklyn College 45 40 and United Services St Louis edged Udicks Colorado Springs. Ginohe Refiners McPherson crushed Royal Hearts St Louis 64 37 and Denver Safeway defeated Marine Corps Base San Diego 54 32.
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Denver
Denver University
Brooklyn College
United Services of
St. Louis
Udicks
Colorado Springs
Ginohe
McPherson
Kas
Royal Hearts
Denver Safeway
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Boxers score multiple bouts across cities in major circuit
Boxing results from numerous weigh-ins across Philadelphia New York Rochester Chicago Washington Pittsburgh Holyoke Minneapolis Miami Baltimore Louisville Peoria Milwaukee Fort Smith Newark show wins by Haynes Arizmendi Aron Anderson Gainer Jones Gibbons Guggino Durso Creed Freeman and a double draw between Caris and Lesnevich.
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Rochester
Eddie Spencer
Johnny Stanton
St. Paul
Chicago
Milt Aron
Dubuque
Pete Nebo
Key West
Fla
Washington
John Anderson
New York
Bob Turner
Richmond
Pittsburgh
AI Gainer
New Haven
Conn
Red Barry
D. C
Miami Beach
Fia
Carl Guggino
Tampa
A! Nettlow
Baltimore
Howard Scott
San Angelo
Tex
Norment Quarles
Hendersonville
N. C
Louisville
Johnny Durso
Mutt
Izzy Shartz
Columbus
Peoria
Scotty McLean
Frank Bragilio
Milwaukee-R
Buck Creed
Milwaukee
Tait Littman
Cudahy
Wis
Fort Smith
Ark
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Karl Leutenschlinger
Kansas City
Newark
N. J
Frankie Caris
Philadelphia
Gus Lesnevitch
Clifferde Park
Drew
Haynes Knocks Out Primo Carnera in Ring Thriller
Leroy Haynes an explosive Pacific Coast puncher stops Primo Carnera in 3 rounds before 10 000 at Philadelphia arena. The 197% pounder floors the former champ twice in round two and finishes him at 53 seconds of round three to claim a sensational upset.
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Philadelphia
Leroy Haynes
Los Angeles
Primo Carnera
Italy
New York
Alberto
Baby
Primo Carera
Pacific Coast
Arena
Primo
Ponderou
Mat Adgie
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Carnera
Wrestling results from four cities highlight AP report
In Wilmington Danno O Mahoney the 220 pounder from Ireland defeated Charley Strack 232 Stillwater Oklahoma by straight falls. In Camden Jim Parker 185 St Louis defeated Jim Hefner 175 Sherman Texas two falls to one. In Omaha Jim Londos 204 Greece defeated Steve Savage 214 Chicago by straight falls. In La Crosse Abe Kash ey 212 Paterson New Jersey defeated Ed Cook 210 Cedar Rapids Iowa by one fall.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Charley Strack
Stillwater
Okla
Camden
N. J
Jim Parker
St. Louis
Jim Hefner
Sherman
Tex
Omaha
Jim Londos
Greece
Steve Savage
Chicago
LA Crosse
Wis
Abe Kashey
Paterson
Ed Cook
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Democrats Seek Man To Lead Investigation
Senate Democrats seek a non election year senator to head the committee probing this year’s campaign expenditure. Eligible members are from states without senatorial elections this year, narrowing the field to a small group including Senator Bulkley of Ohio. The article notes large campaign funds and a limited pool of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Bulkley
Ohio
Coolville Briefs Highlight Tea For Campfire Girls Benefi t
The Standard Bearers Society hosted a Friday tea at Mr. and Mrs. M Davies home to raise funds for Campfire Girls. Mrs W EF Westervelt joined Dr and Mrs Mark Westervelt en route to Madison Wisconsin visiting relatives in Marion and Columbus before returning home.
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Standard Bearers Society
W. EF. Westervelt
Mark Westervelt
Marion
Madison
Wisconsin
Columbus
Eleanor Henry
Athens
Clyde Parrish
Davies
W. E. Travis and Son
Marquard
Lewisville
Ohio
Mary Katherine Wilcoxin
Belpre
Francis Booth
W. E. Travis
Ralph Chevalier
Hocking
D. of A
Congregational Ladies Ald Society
P. O. Smith
Mise Addie Warren
Coolville
Carleton Snider
Smith
Snider
Fiourine Frame
Perry Bingman
Miriam
Charline
Parkersburgh
M. Barth
Dover
Dora Barth
Mery Arlidge
Nana Safreed
Local educators attend Columbus conference
Miss Hilfred Stewart Miss Marjorie Wolfe Mrs Audrey Wyatt and Mr William Swett of the Meigs County Emergency Schools are among local people attending an educational conference in Columbus on Thursday.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Hilfred Stewart
Marjorie Wolfe
Audrey Wyatt
William Swett
Meigs County
Ohio High School Quint Teams Prepare for State Tournament
Thirty-two Ohio high school basketball squads completed at home workouts as they head to Columbus for the state tournament that opens Thursday. Over 300 cameras will cover the event, with 52 survivors from district meets set to clash for Class A and Class B titles. H R Townsend, state director of athletics, arranged practice games and even guaranteed some teams hotel costs for Wednesday night, as he forecast record attendance and gate receipts for the 1936 classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
H. R. Townsend
Townsend
One Irish Five Rolls Today in ABC Tourney
In Indianapolis the Murphy Dairy five from Windfall Indiana enters the American Bowling Congress tournament on St Patrick Day. Indiana boosters run the event and the Ready Mixed Cement quintet from Indianapolis placed second with 2 883 after a strong start but a weak second game. Standings list Secord Drugs Chicago 2 806 Ready Mixed Cement Indianapolis 2 ? enne 2 888 Helders Five St Louis 2 844. All events top scorers include H Ingwa le on Rockford IL 1880 and R Gersonde Wauwatosa WI 1857.
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Indianapolis
Murphy Dairy
Windfall
Ind
Indiana
Secord Drugs
Chicago
Indianapolia
Enne
Helders
Loule
EF. Hansen-R. Gersonde
Wauwatosa
Wis. FE
Bergman-A. Kiehn
Paait Gunteinn Nee J
Erbenw
Pethke
H, Ingwaleon
Reechford
G. Kolach
Cleveland
B. Parent
Lakewood
G. MecKowan
Milwauker
Wis
H. Ingwaleon
Rockford
Ill
R. Gersonde
Bethany Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Bethany Ridge residents list guests and callers from Newark Akron Utica Athens Columbus Mechanicsburg and Frostburg and note a major surgical operation at St Josephs Hospital in Parkersburg. The item also mentions a nine lens serial camera capable of photographing 600 square miles from 20000 feet.
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Madge Frost
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Hollis Stalder
Richard
Grant Russell
Harley Moore
Jim Featherstone
Utica
Lawrence Robinson
Rodney
Nell Petty
Athens
Minta
Browns Rise to the Challenge as Ohio Football Star
Coach Don Peden develops Harry Brown from third-string fullback into a clutch passer and kicker. In the Navy game Brown excelled, throwing a key long pass to Elden Armbrust and a deliberate strike to Joe Sintic for a second score, proving his readiness for the 1932 season.
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Don Peden
Russ Kepler
Kepler
Don
Harry Brown
Brown
Peden
Brownie
Indiana
Navy
Hawaii
Gordon Chung Hoon
Ohio Navy
Chung-Hoon
Harold Brown
Elden Armbrust
Ohio
Joe Sintic
Sintic
George Collins
Bobcats
Middies
Collings
Sintie
George Folden dies at 85 in Salem Center
George C. Folden, 85, of Hexen origin, died Wednesday of bronchial pneumonia at his daughter Iva Muller's Salem Center home where he had lived three years. Survived by three daughters, a sister, a half brother, and three brothers, the funeral was at the Salem Center Church with burial in Nelson Cemetery.
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Dexter
George C. Folden
Iva Muller
Salem Center
Mr. Folden
Electa Saxton
Elizabeth Russell
Arminda Jones
Gallipolis
Barbara Gardner
Langsville
Iva Miller
Martha McCarty
Southside
W. Va
John H. Snider
Sugar Grove
William G
Thomas E
David H
Nancy J. Shively
Columbus
H. C. Smith
Finley Nelson
Callie Nelson
Harietta Amos
Luckoff
Athens
Loyal Folden
Howard Folden
OH. EB
Malcolm Davis Glouster
Mae Davis
W. R. Amos
Earl Nelson
Denny
Middleport
Iva Brown
Elmer Jones
Saxton Jones
Minter Folden
Byron Saxton
Barney Saxton
Myrtie Folden
Side Hill
Cutie Wiseman
Arhood Nicholson
Joan M. Nicholson
Harley Carr
Union
Lee Marsh
Doyesville
Pauline Rebekah Lodge
Amber Lodge
Bessie Strong
Hazel Francis
Leona Folden
Noble Grand
Thelma Nelson
Nellie Nelson
Carrie Smith
Caddie Dennison
St Petersburg Golf Tourney Qualifiers Lead Women’s Field
Standouts from the first annual St Petersburg invitational led by Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky after a 76 seven over par in the qualifying round. Also joining the field was Mrs E Kerby of Akron with a 102 in the Monday play among 48 contenders.
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ST. Petersburg
Marion Miley
Lexington
Goelfers
E. Kerby
Akron
Raya of the Sun Wavelengths and Invisible Light
The text notes that sun rays believed healthiest have wavelengths from 2 percent to 820 miles per meter and are invisible to the human eye. It presents a claim about healthful rays and their undetectable nature by sight.
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Adam
By Paul Mickelson
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Clinton, Inc
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Winnipeg
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Coolville Briefs
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Bethany Ridge
Quentin Chalfant
Thomas
Betty
Nancy
Laurence Robinson
Leslie Petty
Ohio University
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G. E. Mitchell
Messenger Sports
George Folden
Hexen
Ruth Davin
Mary Swan
Alma Betz
Rhoda Amos
Hettie Marchington
Myrta Nicholson
Ruth Davis
David Denny
Bertha Mygat
Cheshire
Leah Weatherby
Old Dexter
G. L. Wilson
Ron Russell
Holzer Hospital
James A. Turner
Columbia
Clayton Folden
F. C. Folden
Orvetta Weaver
Donald Amos
Glouster
W. R. Holliday
Carol Holliday
Edgar Finoche
D. H
Theodore Smith
Miss Miley
Pat's
Amesville
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