Court of Class A basketball previews from 1936 season
Roundup of Class A teams for the state championship including Marietta Rossford Middletown Canton McKinley and more. Highlights team records star players and coaches while noting scoring totals and upcoming opening-round pairings at Fairgrounds Coliseum and Ohio State gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Brady Hill
Hill
Frank R. Sutton
Rossford
Toledo
Bowling Green
George W. Wolfe
Middletown
Harold Hursh
Rayner Greene
Canton McKinley
Massillon
Akron West
John N. Reed
Cincinnati Hughes
Bills King
Bill Westerfeld
Ashland
Bob Sprague
Frank R
Tony) Lonero
Ashland College
Dayton Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Akron North
Bridgeport
Hamilton
Lima South
Dover
Perrysburg
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Midvale
South Amherst
Olmated Falls
Bluffton
Ontario
Lucasville
Lockland
Massilion
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Ohio State Gymnasium
Massillon Ve. Newark
Warren Va
Salem
Amsterdam
Canal Fulton
Middleport
Union City
Ottoville
Va. Danville
Lucanville
Zodiac Mood Warns of Hidden Threats and Crafty People
The stars indicate weariness against treachery and fraud today. Vigilance against subtle attacks and jealousies is advised for those born or encountering someone with a birthday today. The omen suggests a psychologically complex child may emerge, with imaginative and mystical traits requiring careful guidance early in life.
Offense Is Stressed by 16 Quintets
Columbus reports a high scoring preview for Ohio scholastic basketball as eight teams arrive for the classic. historians note Zanesville's 40 point per game feat in 11 seasons, a record the current class aims to match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Zanesville
Ohio
Records Columbus Class A entrants state tournament
The complete record lists Class A entrants in the state tournament with regular schedule and district tournament games. It names teams and tracks results as part of the statewide competition overview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Mystery Mansion Vanishes With Owner in England
A mansion and its owner disappear in Eng with 16 year old mystery. Florence Appleyard, a wealthy eccentric, walked out long ago and was never seen again. Subsequent depredations erase the house, leaving no stone standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolen Bath
Eng
U.P
Florence Appleyard
Waterloo Dairy Congress Set for Sept 27 to Oct 3
Waterloo announces dates for its annual dairy congress, a premier Middle West livestock event, to run September 27 through October 3. Secretary E. B. Estes confirms the inclusive schedule and delivery of details. Argentina ranks second globally in wheat exports, with Australia third and Russia fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Middle West
E. 8. Estes
Argentina
Australia
Russia
Coaches Propose Center Jump Ban In Basketball Code
National Coaches Association endorses curving the center jump and may remove it from college and youth play after a 60 to 9 vote. A questionnaire of 1,600 experts showed about 1,000 favor fewer center jumps. Other proposals include applying the three second rule only before the free throw line and letting the offended team start play at the sideline after fouls. George Edwards elected association president. officers named from Marquette Ohio University City College of New York and Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Pierre Hill
Bill Tatterdale
Dover
Webb Foxx
Foxx
Quintet
Herman ‘Bup Rearick
Perrysburg
Napoleon
Robert G. Sheffer Hamilton
Dayton
Lou Hirt
Galem
Herb Brown
Akron West
John Lutsch
Dark Horse Tender
Bridgeport
Floyd Baker
Chicago
National Coaches Association
Suppor
George Edwards
University of Missouri
The
Coaches Association
H. G. Carlson
Pittsburgh
William Chandler
Marquette
B. T. Grover
Ohio University
Nat Holman
City College of New York
John Bunn
Stanford
Dizzy Dean Declares End Of Baseball Career
Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals says he is definitely through with organized baseball and has asked for his release. He consulted Judge Landis on retirement steps and plans to go into business. Cardinal owner Sam Breadon holds firm on salary, with Dean asking $950,000 and Breadon $22,500 as reported. Dean plans to travel to New York or Chicago to explore propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Kenesaw M. Landis
Dizzy
Sam Breadon
The
Cardinals
Dean
Breadon
New York
Chicago
Brandon Grover Named Second Vice President of NBA Coaches
Brandon T. Grover of Ohio University was elected second vice president of the National Basketball Coaches Association at a Chicago meeting. He previously served as secretary of the organization. In Portland Oregon Irving Clark age 91 uses a team of horses to travel and ducks busy weekend traffic with a roadside camp routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Grover
Brandon T. Grover
Ohio University
National Basketball Coaches Association
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Irving
Dad
Clark
Public interest heats up for Columbian mile at Madison Square Garden
Henry McLemore previews tonight's Columbian mile at Madison Square Garden with bias for Archie San Romani over Cunningham. He notes three 1932 Olympic finalists Cun ningham San Romani and Luigi Beccalli as entrants and jokes about indoor racing practices.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Madison Square Garden
Berlin
Lovelock
Cunningham
America
Archie San Romani
Kansas
Luigi Beccalli
San Romani
Archie
United Preas
Kanauga Social and Brief Personal Notes
Ralph Walker slowly recovers in Holzer Hospital after an appendicitis operation and earlier kidney surgery. Mr and Mrs Cam Shaw rent property to John Lee family and relocate to the country to focus on poultry. CIC Class No 3 meets at Homer Daugherty home with Mrs Paul Burns hosting and refreshments served. Mr and Mrs B A Stewart and Mrs O Wethee attend funeral of John Butts in Athens. Mr Butts is Mrs Wethee’s brother-in-law. Mrs Heber Tope of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Finley Chevalier of Gallipolis visit uncle and brother C G Houck. Rev H N Snider fills church appointment. Lincoln Ables returns from Akron visit. Mrs Elbin Gibeaut recovers from influenza. Mrs Eugene Shaw remains ill at sister’s home in Gallipolis. the Shaw family plans farm move. Brady Shaw’s family to relocate soon for employment in Pittsburgh. Mrs Lizzie Adams of Pomeroy visits. Mrs O Wethee rents her property to Mr Allison, a school bus driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Ables
Akron
Elbin Gibeaut
Eugene Shaw
Gallipolis
Shaw
Jennie Tewkbury
Pleasant
Brady Shaw
Pittsburgh
Lizzie Adams
Pomeroy
O. Wethee
Allison
Ankle bracelet ban shocks Paris Bar
The Paris Bar Association issued an order barring women lawyers who wear ankle bracelets from pleading at the bar. No reason for the ban was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
Paria
Blind Bowlers Break Ground in ABC Tourney
New York U P report notes blindmen from Light House Welfare Center compete in an American Bowling Congress session. Blues score 1743 tops Reds 1311 as booster teams post strong figures: 2682 by L and ., 2666 by General Electric Browns of Philadelphia, 2672 by Richardson and Boynton of New York. Four more booster squads roll tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Light House Welfare Center
New York Association of the Blind
Blues
Reds
Blazen Island
New York
General Electric Browns
Philadelphia
Richardson and Boynton
Local Social Notes From Chauncey Area Gatherings
Chauncey residents report visits and family connections across counties. Mrs Chester Sanders spent the weekend with son Fred Sanders in Morgan County. Mrs Alice Glancy and daughter Pearl Glancy visit Columbus to see sister in law Mrs Maude Brown. Dale Channell of Mansfield visited his parents Mr and Mrs William Channell at The Plains. Mr and Mrs T D Schoonover of Chauncey, who had been ill, are improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chester Sanders
Fred Sanders
Morgan County
Alice Glancy
Pearl Glancy
Orbiston
Columbus
Glancy
William Blackston
Maude Brown
Dale Channell
Mansfield
William Channell
the Plains
T. D. Schoonover
Dykes Optimistic on White Sox Chances in 1936
Pasadena report notes Jimmy Dykes pledges confidence in a strong infield and veteran rotation. Mesner impresses at hot corner while Luke Appling and Zeke Bonura headline a high batting lineup. Pitching staff features Kennedy Stratton Whitehead and Lyons, with Rosenthal in center and Sewell catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Sox
Steve Mesner
Los Angeles
Jimmy
Mesner
Luke Appling
Zeke Bonura
Minter Hayes
Frank Hackney
Texas
Tony Piet
Merritt (Sugar) Cain
Vernon Kennedy
Ted Lyons
Clint Brown
John Whitehead
Italo Chelini
Monte Stratton
Vernon Wilshere
Kennedy
Mil Bawsly III
Thornton Lee
Cleveland
Mule Haag
Rip Radcliffe
Larry Rosenthal
Mike Kreevich
Rosenthal
Luke Sewell
Mervin Shea
Inseparable in Life and Death Beery Brothers Fame T
Mr and Mrs Eberhardt Wirth died within hours of each other at City Hospital and home respectively. Wirth aged 82 died of pneumonia the wife 68 died of diabetes. A double funeral was held. Kansas City is cited as birthplace of Beery brothers Noah and Wallace of movie fame.
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Cleveland
Eberhardt Wirth
City Hospital
Kansas City
Beery Brothers
Noah
Wal+lace
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Ray Herman
Newark
al Marzano
Howard Siegel
Clifford
Lu Hosfeld
Leonard Gillen
Joe Slovisky
By Genevieve Kemble
V. L
Salem Aoeee
Warren See
Cincin
Ti Hughes
Dairy Congress
Sam
Franks
Harry Cooper
White Sulphur Springs Pro
Henry Picard
Nassau
of the Court
Cardinal Hurler
Rts
Kanauga
American Bowling Congress
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
White Sox
Cagey Pilot
Windy City
Cain
Whitehead
Stratton
Brown
Chelini
Lyons
Bill Dietrich
RED Top ‘Beer
Cincinnati
UNION
Pe Lia
Hauck I
Covert Baking Company
Middleport, Ohio
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