Mack Finds Rookie Team Tough Task For Athletics
Fort Myers report on Connie Mack facing pitching shortage as 50 rookies train. Injuries and weak pitching strain the camp while lineup options include Dietrich Wilshire Rhodes and Oglesby with infielders Higgins Warstler Newsome Oglesby and outfielders Finney Johnson Moses Puccinelli.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Jimmie Foxx
Eric McNair
Roger Cramer
John Marcum
Connie
Bill Dietrich
Whitney Wilshire
Dusty Rhodes
Charles Lieber
Henry Johnson
Lieber
Wilshire
Rhodes
Pinky Higgins
Hal Warstler
Lemar Newsome
Jim Oglesby
Los Angeles
Lou Finney
Oglesby
Finney
Bob Johnson
Wally Moses
George Puccinelli
Baltimore
New Farm Program Explained to Ohioans
Federal farm officials moved the $500 million soil conservation program forward as over 500 Ohio farmers gathered in Columbus for a two day briefing. Prof. H C Ramsower of Ohio State University extension led the session with two Washington experts set to explain the program to county agents and five farmers from each of Ohio’s 88 counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Department
Washington
Archery-Golf Meet Set for Middletown at Wildwood
The first annual Southwestern Ohio archery golf tournament will be held Sunday at Wildwood Golf Course in Middletown. The event was originally planned for Cincinnati.
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Middletown
Ohio
Wildwood
Cincinnati
Annual Financial Report for Ames Township Ohio 1936
Ames Township in Athens County presents its annual financial report for the year ending December 31, 1985. The document lists general fund receipts totaling 4,766.43 dollars and payments of 8,028.68 dollars, detailing taxes licenses gas tax and miscellaneous revenues and expenses for general services road work and relief. It shows outstanding township debt of 1,261.50 dollars and notes various balances and transfers as of December 31, 1985.
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Zarley
Positor Sonwa
Ee Ee
Son Corvias
Orkman
Isenger Financial
aiClerial Mrmeet Gat
Joss
Aaa
Qutistanding Desr
Ae Udceymmermmce
Gener Fund
Tigers Ready for Third Straight Pennant With Simmons in Camp
Detroit adds Al Simmons to center field as a catalyst for a strong 1936 push. Cochrane reshapes the roster at Lakeland with 14 new arms and infield depth while Bates, Fox, and Goslin anchor the outfield alongside Simmons.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Lakeland
Fla
Aloysius Harry Simmons
Detroit Tigers
al Simmons
White Sox
Navin Field
Cochrane
Bates
Beaumont
Detroit
Simmons
Pete Fox
Goose Goslin
Gerald Walker
Jo-Jo White
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Frankie Pytlak
Walter O. Briggs
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Bengals
Ohio's Navy victory remembered by Bobcats fans
The 1982 Ohio University win over Navy is recalled for its dramatic moments and unlikely heroes. Sophomores John Dann and Pete Bernardo steadied the left end position after injuries, delivering a standout performance that fueled the upset and impressed coaches and teammates alike.
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Ohio
Navy
Ohio University
Bobcat
John Dann
Pete Bernardo
Don Peden
Ernie Coe
Bob Wood
Bobcats
Dana
Ernie
Bob
Hilbert
Dann
Bob Hilbert
Mac McCashin
McCashin
Hilvert
Bernardo
Mangrum Leading North South Open at Pinehurst
Sixty survivors in the $4,000 North and South open golf championship began the final 36 holes with $1,000 to the winner. At the halfway point Ray Mangrum led with 141 after a 68, Henry Picard stood two back at 143, Sarazen 145, Runyan 146.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ray Mangrum
Picard
Gene Sarazen
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Pin Veterans Roll Tonight In American Bowling Congress
In Indianapolis the American Bowling Congress tournament features veteran stars including Frank Benkovic of Milwaukee who shared doubles titles in 1932 and 1938, Charney Daw of Milwaukee, and Mort Lindsey of Stamford Conn. Lindsey has held the circuits top average above 200 across 25 events. The seventeenth day brought few changes among leaders with Casey Mills of Enid Okla tying for fifth at 1874. Nurse Undertakers of Cincinnati posted the top team score at 2 888 in a six placings tie, achieved by an all Cincinnati squad of 32 teams.
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Indianapolis
Frank Benkovic
Milwaukee
Charney Daw
Mort Lindsey
Stamford
Casey Mills
Enid
Okla
Nurse Undertakers
Cincinnati
Wrestling Results From Across Regions AP Report
Jim Londos of Greece, 204, defeated Leo Savage of Kentucky, 245, in 14 minutes 30 seconds. Yvon Robert of Montreal, 220, beat Vic Christy of Cleveland, 200, in two straight falls. Gino Baldi of Italy, 220, defeated Ivan Mangoff of California, 221, two of three falls. Joe Dusek of Omaha, 214, defeated Albert Mercier of Springfield, in two of three falls.
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Associated Press
Louis
Jim Londos
Greece
Leo Daniel Boone Savage
Kentucky
Worcester
Mass
Yvon Robert
Montreal
Vic Christy
Cleveland
Trenton
N. J
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Ivan Managoff
California
Holyoke
Joe Dusek
Omaha
A! Mercier
Springfield
Youngstown Boy Wins Ten-Round Boxing Match
Youngstown fighter Jack Trammell defeated Salvatore Ruggerilio of New York by knockout in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round men’s boxing bout held Wednesday night in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Jack Trammell
Salvatore Ruggerilio
New York
Benefit Held For Referee Ollie Pecord in Toledo Fight
A benefit for 69 year old referee Ollie Pecord, longtime Willard Dempsey official, drew about 3000 fans. Harry Ebbets defeated Fanis Tzana topless in the main event while Pecord’s donation total remained undetermined as organizers balance books. Pecord officiated over 600 bouts since 1894 and once ruled the end of the first Willard Dempsey round, saving Willard.
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Toledo
Ollie Pecord
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Harry Ebbets
Brooklyn
Fanis Tzanatopoulos
Greece
Ebbets
Fanis
Pecord
Sandiot
Willard
Boxing results scattered through Youngstown and other cities
In Youngstown Jack Trammell stopped Salvatore Ruggerillo after four. Cincinnati bouts saw Tiger Walker outpoint John Stevens and Jimmy Vaughn outpoint Ray Keitz. Other cities hosted fights with Ebbets, Grundish, Tonjelli, Evans, Belanger, Curro, Manfredo, Birkie, Hankinson, Baer and Petrie noted as winners or finishers. One ton of wood pulp yields three acres of paper.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Jack Trammell
Salvatore Ruggerillo
New York
Cincinnati
Tiger Walker
Johnny Stevens
Jimmy Vaughn
Cleveland
Ray Keitz
Fort Thomas
Toledo
Harry Ebbets
Brooklyn
Fanis Tzanatotourious
Greece
Chuck Grundish
Detroit
Babe Dunning
Milwj
Sikee
Laddie Tonjelli
Marseilles
Ill
Chuck Woods
Stan Evans
Highland Park
Mich
Charlie Belanger
Winnipeg
Rockford
Billy Celebron
Wild Bill McDowell
Louisville
San Francisco
Tony Curro
al Manfredo
Fresno
Calif
Oakland
Hans Birkie
Germany
Hank Hankinson
Lancaster
Buddy Baer
San Leandro
Jack Petrie
Mountain View
Yankees owner caps two year contracts for players
In St Petersburg Col Ruppert, owner of the Yankees, bans two year deals saying too many mistakes were made. Charley Ruffing's compromise offer of 13 500 for two years was rejected.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
Fla
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Charley Ruffing
Veteran Star In Fine Form In Augusta Women’s Invite
Peggy Wattles, Buffalo's veteran shotmaker, advances to the Augusta women's invitational final berth by routing Barbara Bourne 5 and 4 in the quarterfinals. Wattles then defeats Helen Waring 8 and 7 as Edith Begg and Jane Cothran win their bracket, with Cothran needing extra holes to outlast Dorothy Kirby.
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Augusta
Maureen Orcutt
Peggy Wattles
Miami
Augusta Country Club
Barbara Bourne
Miss Wattles
Eother
Buffalo
Helen Waring
Pinehurst
N. C
Edith Begg
Cleveland
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Miss Begg
Floods Delay Marietta Crew Practice For Wisconsin Meet
Hooter McDonald Marietta College rowing coach surveys flood swollen Ohio River as he plans to resume drills for the June 15 race at Marietta against the University of Wisconsin and Rollins College. The boat house is ruined by mud and debris and shells were moved to safety as waters recede.
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Marietta
Hooter McDonald
Marietta College
Ohio
University of Wisconsin
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Owens to Speak in Columbus Health Tour
Jesse Owens Ohio State track star will headline Negro Health Week in West Virginia schools taking time off training. He will speak at Cincinnati WLW then broadcast to 12 cities with six daily programs and visits to 12 West Virginia towns.
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Ohio State Track
West Virginia
Columbus
Jesse Owens
Ohio State University
America
Ann Arbor
I. J. K. Wells
Ohio High School Tourney Attendance Dips From 1935 Record
Columbus reports 14,055 cash patrons attended the state high school basketball tournament at the fairgrounds and Ohio State University. Commissioner H. R. Townsend said the state association nearly broke even, eliminating bonuses for teams as in 1935, with 7,525 fewer spectators than the previous record.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Fairgrounds
Ohio State University
H. R. Townsend
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