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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
11
Gehrig Eyes Return as Yankees Star Faces Uncertain Future
The article sketches Lou Gehrig’s status with the New York Yankees amid uncertain health prospects and managerial faith from Ruppert. It notes Gehrig’s rise, the owner's support, and speculation about his place with the club if not in 1936, while detailing colleagues and opinions shaping the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ruppert Deg
Gehrig
Lou Gehrig
Ing
Lou
Yankees
New York
Lima Central Upsets McClain In Overtime
Coshocton ousts Stivers 28 to 17 as Lima Central edges Greenfield McClain 26 to 23 in overtime. Oxford Stewart leads Class B action. 7,000 plus fans packed the Coliseum to watch opening-round games and Waterloo dazzled fans in a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Coshoceton
Lima Central
Columbus Central
Akron North
Oxford Stewart
Maumee
Fremont St. Joseph
Waterloo
New Matamoras
Henrietta
Ripton
Amherst
Groveport
Coshocton
Stivers
Dayton Stivers
Greenfield McClain
McClain
Akron West
Lima South
Bob Elder
Columbusites
Fremont St. Joe
Hubbell Adjusts Pitch Style as Screw Balls Decline
Tampa aboard Giants star Carl Owen Hubbell says he threw fewer screw balls after last year’s ball change and relied more on fast balls with a livelier ball. He still uses two screw pitches, one three quarters and one overhand, to counter right and left handed hitters. Hubbell, 1934 season’s worn out label, reports better fitness this spring and aims for another strong year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Carl Owen Hubbell
Hubbell
Christy Matthewason
Oklahoma
Portsider
Art Lasky Braddock Remain In Heavyweight Tourney Clash
New York Madison Square Garden hosts a 15 round heavyweight eliminator as Art Lasky meets Jimmy Braddock. Rumors link Max Schmeling to a possible June title bout with Max Baer, threatening the tournament’s integrity and schedule. Primo Carnera may face tonight’s winner as the indoor season ends. Jimmy Johnston says Baer will be kept separate, but observers doubt Schmeling fights can stay non title in this setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Art Lasky
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Walter Neuse
Steve Hamas
Max Baer
Baer
Wrestling winners named in two fall bouts
At Washington George Zaharias, 232 Colorado, defeated Emil Dusek, 212 Nebraska, two out of three falls. In Hartford Ed Don George, 210 North Java, N. Y., defeated Al Mercer, 218 Springfield, two straight falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
George Zaharias
Colorado
Emil Dusek
Nebraska
Hartford
Conn
Don George
North Java
al Mercer
Springfield
Reich Names German Racers
Berlin reports Karl Sigmund Litamann head of the Reich turf committee proposes future German race horses receive purely Teutonic names. The Nazi official outlined the plan as part of cultural and nationalistic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Berlin
Karl Sigmund Litamann
German Reich
Santa Anita Handicap grows to 125000 dollars
Arcadia California track officials led by Doc Strub announced the Santa Anita Handicap of 1936 will carry a total purse of 125000 dollars. The statement underscores Santa Anita Park’s planning ahead of the upcoming season and reflects strong confidence in the event’s prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Doc Strub
Arcadia
Calif
Gallia Youth on Swimming Team
Dick Holzer son of Dr and Mrs Charlies Holzer a Mercersburg Academy student is on the Gallia squad entered in the national scholastic swimming meet at the Penn Athletic Club Philadelphia Pa on Saturday Mercersburg won last year and has beaten Harvard Yale Princeton freshmen and the Navy Plebes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Dick Holzer
Charlies Holzer
Mercersburg
Aca
Penn Athletic Club
Philadelphia
The
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Navy
Buck Gridders Begin Outdoor Drills Next Tuesday
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt starts five to six weeks of outdoor practice for the Buckeyes, aiming to sharpen fundamentals and plays before fall. He relies on veterans but expects 3-4 sophomores to start, with lineup changes at guard tackle ends and backfield as players compete for spots. Spring drills run through May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Ohio State
Canton men free on bond in Monitor Bank robbery case
Patrick Pace and James Hagan, both of Canton, were released on $5,000 bond Friday pending arraignment on indictments charging robbery at the Monitor Bank of Big Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Patrick Pace
James Hagan
Canton
Monitor Bank of
Big Prairie
Cincinnati Relays Draw 651 Entrants With Xavier Debut
Last minute entries swelled to 651 contestants for this Friday's Cincinnati relays. Xavier University will compete in the indoor meet for the first time since 1930, marking a notable expansion of the field and participation by a regional university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Xavier University
Training Camps In Florida Baseball Notes
Reports from St. Petersburg Tampa Lakeland and Bradenton summarize early spring activities. Dixie Walker impressed in left field with smooth throwing. Giants rookies face car-ride suspicions of possible release. Detroit St Louis exhibition game revived. Indians manager experiments with a two man right field shift. Sunny Jim Bottomley possibly headed to Boston Red Sox. Braves draw strong gate as training costs may be covered. Cardinals trim roster with Don Ankenman and Don Guttridge sent to Avon Park for conditioning.
Runabout Ring: Rankins Stops Eckland in Tacoma
Oscar Rankins of Los Angeles weighed 153 1 4 pounds and knocked out Big Swede Eckland of San Diego at 4 rounds in Tacoma Washington, delivering a decisive victory for Rankins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Oscar Rankins
Los Angeles
Eckland
San Diego
Calif
Dartmouth selects Jack Smith as varsity swimming captain
Hanover N H Jack Smith of Columbus Ohio was elected captain of the Dartmouth varsity swimming team yesterday. He is a diver and has been beaten but twice this season. Purdue schedules fourth annual football school for coaches opening April 5 in Lafayette Ind Nobel Kiger to lead Boilermakers program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehrig
Roth
Hanover
N. H
Jack Smith
Columbus
Dartmouth
Kizer
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Nobel Kiger
Boilermakers
Ohio prisons grant parole to twenty two men and five women
The State Board of Paroles released twenty two male inmates from the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus and five female inmates from the Marysville Reformatory on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Marysville Reformatory
State Board of Paroles
West Carrollton High School bond vote on new addition
Residents of Montgomery County town vote on 40 000 in bonds for a 120 000 addition to West Carrollton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carrollton
Montgomery County
West Carrollton High School
Old Columbus Map Donated to State Museum
The Ohio State Museum received an undated map donated by Miss Martha T. Bennett of Chillicothe. Curator W. D. Doverman dates its drawing to 1814–1816, showing downtown East Columbus with a blue lake area and a stream to the Scioto River. It details early street names and notes eastern land as reserved by proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus “Public Square
Ohio State Museum
W. D. Doverman
Martha T. Bennett
Chillicothe
Doverman
Scioto
Spring Street
Front
Last
Spring
Rich
Friend
Mound
Fourth Street
Rookie Strength May Lift Chisox From Cellar Berth
The Chicago White Sox aim to climb out of the AL cellar with youth and veteran leadership. Manager Jimmy Dykes adds rookies and seasoned players to bolster outfield and pitching, relying on Luke Sewell, Al Simmons, and George Earnshaw to guide a rejuvenated lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
al Simmons
Luke Sewell
George Earnshaw
White Stockings
Alabama Kid to Train in New York After Huntington Bout
Alabama Kid, a local middleweight contender, heads to New York after his 10 round bout in Huntington West Virginia with Tiger Hairston on March 2. He will prepare for a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on April 5. Opponent not named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Alabama Kid
New York
Huntington
W. Va
Tiger Hairston
Madison Square Garden
Four Teams Shine In National AAU Basketball Tourney
In Denver, three Missouri Valley teams and Chipper Charley Hyatt’s roving squad dominated the National AAU tournament. Southern Kansas Stage Lines upset the favored Denver Pigs 30 to 28, Tulsa Oilers beat Denver A. C. 34 to 9, Universal Pictures Troopers of Hollywood won 44-36 over Hutchinson Western Transit Renos, and McPherson Globe Refinery crushed Italian A. C. of Seattle 51-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charley" Hyatt
Movieland
Southern Kansas
Denver Pigs
Tulsa Oilers
Denver A. C
Universal Pictures Troopers
Hollywood
Hutchinson
Renos
McPherson
Kans
A. C
Seattle
College Matmen Begin Tournament in National Meet
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania the eighth annual National Collegiate wrestling championships opened with a record entry of 42 colleges. Ohio State University joined the field as wrestlers started two days of action toward national crowns and Olympic trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Ohio State University
Exhibition Baseball Results From Thursday
Philadelphia 16 Toronto, Detroit 5, Boston 4. Minneapolis 7 Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati 5 New York 3. Newark 3 Boston 2 in 10 innings. Washington 7 Cleveland 4. St Louis 9 New York 9. Oakland 9 Chicago 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Toronto
Detroit
Boston
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Newark
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Oakland
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Mickey Cochrane
Walter Jonson
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Campbell
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Sunny Jim Bottomley
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Braves
Babe Ruth
Yanks
St. Pete
Tribe
Waterfront Park
Bradenton, Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Ankenman
Don Gutteridge
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Columbus Club
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