Newark Wildcats Claim Title In Ohio Class A Finals
Newark coached by Max Douglas won the Ohio Class A high school basketball title, defeating Canton McKinley 47 42 after routing Martins Ferry 44 36 in the semifinals. Yorkville Ducetillites, a strong Class B club led by Ted Sims, claimed the Class B crown with a 54 30 victory over Tipp City after a 44 39 semifinal win over Middle Point.
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Columbus
Yorkville
Ohio
Newark
Max Douglas
Wilson Junior High
Wildcats
Martins Ferry
Canton McKinley
Hamilton
Cats
Ducetillites
Waterloo Wonders
Ted Sims
Dillonvale
Sims
Jefferson County
Dillons
Tipp City
Waterloo
Dover
Fifty Attend O E S Meeting Friday
Fifty members attended the meeting of Thea Chapter O. E. S. Friday evening. Following the business session a new member was initiated. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. J. E. Anderson's committee.
Toledo coach named president of Ohio track group
Norman G. Pullman of Toledo Devilbuss High School was elected president of the Ohio Association of Track Coaches. Relay committee selections included Frederick Cope of Salem High Edgar Sherman of Newark High and Charles Wright of Canton McKinley High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Norman G. Pullman
Toledo Devilbuss High School
Ohio Association of Track Coaches
Frederick Cope
Salem High
Edgar Sherman
Newark High
Charles Wright
Canton McKinley High
Nick Cullop Named Manager of Columbus Red Birds
Columbus reports Nick Cullop, famed as Hipper Dipper, will manage the Columbus Red Birds this season, succeeding Eddie Dyer who takes a higher oversight role with Cardinal AA and international clubs. Cullop previously managed Pocatello Idaho a year ago and played for Columbus from 1932 to 1936.
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Columbus
Henry Nicholas Cullop
Nick
Hipper-Dipper
Columbus Red Birds
al Banister
Cullop
Eddie Dyer
Rochester
Sacramento
Pocatello
Idaho
State Indoor Rifle Crowns Awarded in Columbus Meet
In Ohio indoor rifle championships, George Washburn of Troy scored 1063 of 1100 to win the men’s title among 200+ competitors. Mrs. Anna Lou Barker claimed the women’s crown with 284 of 300, edging Dorothea Kelly of Akron. Forest Lawrence of Canton was second in aggregate. Loren Allen of Springfield won the Tewes trophy.
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Columbus
Troy
Chillicothe
Navy
Ohio
George Washburn
Anna Lou Barker
Barker
Camp Perry
Washburn
Forest Lawrence
Canton
Dorothea Kelly
Akron
Loren Allen
Springfield
Ohio State Takes NCAA Swim Crown
Ohio State's swim team clinched the national collegiate title with five individual championships and 81 points, far ahead of Michigan at 47. Keo Nakama won the 440-yard and 1500-meter free styles, Frank Dempsey swept diving titles, and Bill Smith anchored the meet with the 220-yard freestyle win.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
New York
Mike Peppe
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio
Frank Dempsey
Keo Nakama
Bill Smith
Dye to Head Buckeye Baseball Club, Ohio State
William Dye assistant coach and former Buckeye star takes over temporarily as head baseball coach at Ohio State University. Fritz Mackey to assist in football drills as coach Paul Brown leads spring practice tomorrow.
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Columbus
William
Tippy) Dye
Ohio State University
Buckeye
Fritz Mackey
Paul Brown
Armstrong Returns to Madison Square Garden for Big Bout
Henry Armstrong returns after 17 months off to face Beau Jack at Madison Square Garden in a $100,000 attraction. promoter Mike Jacobs expects a large indoor gate, with Armstrong aiming to prove against the youth and power of Jack, who faces nine year age advantage and a storied punching style.
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New York
Fritzie Zivic
Henry Armstrong
Madison Square Garden
Beau Jack
Mike Jacobs
Sgt
Joe Louis
Red Cross
Jacobs
Armstrong
Jack
Hammering Hennery
Golden Wedding Dinner Is Served in Glouster Home
Mr and Mrs Thomas Lewis celebrated their approaching golden wedding anniversary with a Sunday noon dinner in Glouster. They wed March 30 1893 at Buchtel. The couple has spent most of their married life in Glouster save 16 years in Dearborn Michigan. Local neighbors joined the family for greetings and gifts as they plan a Detroit visit to spend ten days with relatives.
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Glouster
Thomas Lewis
Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
Detroit
Ralph Henry
Russell V. Lewis
William and
Helen
Morgan Lewis
Herbert Bailey
Worthington
W. H. Alloway
Margaret Sinclair
Rowan Siddle
Harold R Hennick
Sophia Hayden
Columbus
Lulu Williams
Edward Calvert
Helen Calvert
Len Stephenson
Buchtel
George J. Cusick
St. Clairsville
James Tracey
Pomeroy
Margaret Gibbs
John Sweeney
Hollister
Fullerton's Roundup Highlights Navy Basketball Growth
Navy players and local sailors compete at Jacksonville naval air center with about 2 000 participants across intramural and outside courts. The Hassett family from the Bronx adds a young athletic talent. WAACs arrive at Fort Sill to boost athletic competition alongside veterans.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
NEW York
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Sunday School Class Holds Evening Meeting
GLOUSTER Priscilla Class Circle No 2 of the Methodist Sunday School met Friday evening at Mrs Gusta Sanders home with Mrs Bertha Angle and Mrs Isabel Morris assisting. Devotions led by Mrs A G Winkle. Roll call answered with Bible verses. Fifteen members and one guest attended.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Methodist Sunday School
Gusta Sanders
Bertha Angle
Isabel Morris
A. G. Winkle
Downington Boy Returns Home After Appendectomy
Mr and Mrs Herbert McCullough brought their son home from a Spring field hospital after an operation for a ruptured appendix The family paused in Glouster to visit Mr and Mrs Delbert Bodkin and the boy is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Herbert McCullough
Springfield
Downington
Delbert Bodkin
Visits Parents and Revival Work Across States
Mrs. Roy Barnett of Cincinnati visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Balderson this week while her husband Roy Barnett assists Rev Martin in conducting revival services at the Church of Christ in Phoenix Kansas. During July 1940 accidents killed 13 people per hour in the United States.
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Glouster
Roy Barnett
Cincinnati
Wilbur Balderson
Phoenix
Kansas
Martin
Church of Christ
United States
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Celebrations
Mrs Bernard Edwards and husband hosted a Sunday dinner on New St for their sixth wedding anniversary. Attendees included Earl Johnson family, Tate family, Edwards, and other local residents. Several residents traveled to Columbus for eye treatments and visits.
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Glouster
Bernard D. Edwards
New St
Earl Johnson
Earlene Sue
Charles FE. ‘Tate
Athens
Far Shreeves
the Plains
Edwards
Infant James Strausbaugh funerals held in Glouster
Short services were conducted at Maplewood Cemetery for infant James Albert Strausbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strausbaugh of Jacksonville. Grandparents listed as James Mays of Glouster and James Strausbaugh of Glouster. The family includes three brothers and one sister.
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Glouster
Maplewood Cemetery
James Albert Strausbaugh
Charles Strausbaugh
Jacksonville
James Mays
Glouster R
James Strausbaugh
Local service men honors and enlistment notes in Glouster area
William Withem Sr reports his son William Jr a paratrooper received the Purple Heart after a recent return to active service. O E Shirley of Letart WV guest in Glouster. inducted eight months ago, now discharged under the 38 year rule. will work as a railroad fireman. Roy and Vern Hall receive word Vern promoted to sergeant. Ernest Skinner son of Ben and Mrs Skinner Trimble to be inducted April 4. three Skinner brothers already in service. 22 Skinner relatives in Trimble Township serving. Clyde Lewis Columbus a former Glouster resident discharged March 17 under the 38 year rule and resumes work at Ralston Company.
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Esta Cunningham
Columbus
F. D. Kinney
S. A. Cunningham
Charles Clayberger
W. R. Balderson
Ray Barnett
Junior Balderson
William Withem
Barberton
Paul Nott
Dorothy Faires
Glouster
D. E. Carr
Matthew Dawson
Ravenna
Richard Jones
Nora Hall
Springfield
Peter John
Jones
Jack Noon
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Noon
William, Jr
O. E. Shirley
Letart
W. Va
Alice
Ernestine Harrison
Shirley
Roy Hall
Vern Hall
Madison St
Vern
Ernest Skinner
Ben Skinner
Trimble
Garold
Hawaii
Foster
West Indies
Floyd
Army
Trimble Townes
Clyde Lewis
Ralston Company
Wins state honors at Columbus contest by Switzer
Donald Switzer of Canal Winchester won the Ohio Future Farmers speaking contest and will represent the state in a regional meet at Springfield Massachusetts next fall.
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Columbus
Donald Switzer
Canal Winchester
Ohio Future Farmers
Springfield
Mass
Bill McKechnie Aims to Boost Reds Hitting Before Exemption Game
Reds manager Bill McKechnie concentrates on hitting drills as the club works to improve its weakness. The squad eyes an exhibition versus the Chicago White Sox in Louisville, after a 4 1 intra squad win highlighted by Ray Starr's five inning shutout. Sixty yard dash standout Bob Usher, 18, attracts attention with potential for outfield duty.
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Bloomington
Ind
Cincinnati Reds
Deacon Bill McKechnie
Chicago
White Sox
Louisville
Colts
Ray Starr
Bob Usher
California
McKechnie
Usher
Russell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Purdue
Indians Trim Semi Pros in Opening Tilt
The Cleveland Indians beat the Lafayette Red Sox 12 to 8 in an exhibition opener. Frank Edwards and Russ Peters hit home runs for Cleveland while Otto Denning and Ken Keltnermade wild throws in the first inning. Hank Edwards homered, tripled, and singled while Ray Mack returned after draft board reclassification.
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Lafayette
Ind
Cleveland Indians
Tribesmen
Lafayette Red Sox
Red Sox
Indians
Frank Edwards
Russ Peters
Cleveland
Otto Denning
Ken Keltner
Mike Naymick
Calvert
Pete Center
Hank Edwards
Ray Mack
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Fred Schaus
Dale Haverstock
Kenton Campbell
Jack Bickel
Bill Young
Ed Sterling
Jack Maisch
Lima Central
Ernie Parks
Rodger Sedgwick
John Reed
Max Kephart
Middle Point
Anton Radakovich
Earl Longstreth
Robert Jackson
Wendel Magnone
Walter Jokovich
Tom Wenzlau
James Franko
Jack Lewton
Waynesburg
Walter Pearson
O.E.S
Nick Cullop
Ohio State
Tip Dye
Amazing Henry Armstrong
Harry Grayson
NEA
Willie Joyce
Gary Negro
Los Angeles
Reuben Shank
Denver
Philadelphia
Zivic
Mrs
Florence Handwark
Mansfield
Jack Kinnane
Stonewall Jackson
Brooklyn
Middleport
Middleport Department Store
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Bill
Bucky) Walters
Lionel Boggs
Jim Hartinger
Senece Scott
Shamblin
Ewenene Manley
P Rothgeb
Ewenn Roush
Cundesaenn
Harrison
Haskins
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Phas Walters
Klein
S. Walters
Jim Walters
Oces
Art Walters
Fullerton
Hassett
Bronx
Buddy
Yanks
Billy
Georgetown
Danny
Manhattan
Tommy
Trenton
N. J
Reading
Fair Grounds
Jimmy Conzelman
Cicero
Chicago Cardinals
Great Lakes
Russell J. Cook
Nat Fleischer
Jimmy
Point Pleasant
Marietta Liberty League
Marietta Victory League
Yard Birds
Martin Aeenae
Wise
Kayser Sriwace
Ball
Fowler
Sprenger
Martine
Burris
Kayser Eoce
Wallace Ee
Fowler A
Roush
Morrison
Powell Seeeeen Ove
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Marietta
Ingraham
Thomas -Enne
van Horn
Hudson
Bauerleece
Carpenter
Ray
Chambers
Monroe
Redman
Viers
Rose
Coast Guard
Henson
Middleton Oan
Oan
Magdziak
Hinton Ween
Blind Weissenburger
Thomas
Women's City League Cruickshank
Gettys
B. O'Connor
Mrs. O'Connor
Henry Aenees
Cornell
Mallory Wee Ee
Thompson
Somerville Ave
Igo
Dilcher
Cere
Maguire Meeker Eee
Brown
Jewell Soecere
Durfee
Lozier
Bauerle
J Smith Eee
Stone Ieee
V. Smith -Co
J Schmidt
Cox Oh
Ball -—- Een
Ewan
Mold
Lewis Seer
Rose Eee
Ewe
Wamsley
Brady
Morrison Ote
Eeewnee
Newton Eeren
Sebrell
Tracy
Nantes Peememaso
W. L Pet Engineers
Pipe Shop Tin Shop
Malicta
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Cgey Sdantaene
Henson Acees
Io Yorges Eeewee
Mold Loft
Lewis Er
Rose Seer Ewee
Dilecher O
Knott Wee
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Filson Wa
Schmidt
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Balissw Enene
Wells
Ewese
Adkins
Somerville
Wilson
Wartenburg
Tin Shop
Hatton Serene
Nibert Ee
Welders— Osawns
Garrison Redman
Binder See
Crawford
Sauers
Bill McKechnie
Redlegs
Itr
Wullo
Toni Tai GQ
Auek
Pico Wholesale Co
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