Reds profit and Crosley praise mark 1939 season
Cincinnati Reds owner Powel Crosley Jr praised fan support as he recovers from a fall and revealed a roughly $400,000 profit for the 1939 season. He noted the team’s strong business, including a $6.50 dividend on common stock from less than $40,000 in capital.
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Cincinnati Reds
Powel Crosley
Cincinnati
Crosley
Redlegs
Massillon and Conneaut Lead 1939 Ohio Unbeatens
Massillon and Conneaut head a group of 10 winless-football teams unbeaten in 1939, with top games looming including Toledo Waite versus Scott and John Adams versus Cleveland South. Massillon beat Canton McKinley 20 to 6 in the Stark County classic before 21,000 at Massillon, while Hamilton defeated Middletown 20 to 13 and Lorain beat Akron St. Vincent's 39 to 7.
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Columbus
Massillon
Conneaut
Ohio Schoolboy
Crestline
Middlebranch
Cleveland
John Adams
Hudson
Toledo
Waite
Scott
Cleveland South
New Philadelphia
Orrville
Marion Harding
Dayton Fairmont
Aurora
Portsmouth
Lima South
Dennison
North Royalton
Portsmouth Catholic
Amherst
Grove City
Lorain
Maumee
Springfield Township
Akron
Cleveland West Tech
Wayne
Gahanna
Campbell Memorial
Martins Ferry
Erie East
Dover
Dayton Oakwood
Lima Central
Titan
Ohio
Canton McKinley
Tigers
Horace Gillom
McKinley
George Slusser
Slusser
Red James
Andy Marantides
Brown
Middletown
Ironton
Jim Barker
W L. Pts. Op. Massillon
West Jefferson
Toledo Waite
Hamilton
Col. Grandview Ial
Crestline i
Cleve
J. Adams
New Phila
Marion Hard'y
Dayton Fairn't
Catholic
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Clev
W. Tech
Campbell Mem
Rossford
Shadyside
Bellefontaine
Columbus West
Celina
Bellville
Akron St. Vincent's
Cincinnati
Withrow
Standings Highlight High Scoring Week In Scholastic Football
How ard Hamilton of Bellville surged to the individual scoring title with 185 points after a 62 point spree ten days earlier. Paul Kline starred for the parade and added three touchdown passes and five conversions as How ard Hamilton extends lead over a field of regional scorers including Bob Shaw and Elden Bush. All but Hume have finished their seasons.
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Paul Kline
Kline
Howard
Tick) Hamilton
Bellville
Bob Shaw
Fremont
Elden (Bronko) Bush
Mt. Blanchard
Sarringhaus
Hamilton
Dick Siegrist
Aurora
Hillis Hume
Alliance
Ken Basinger
Pandora
Willis
Lorain
Bob Frye
Crestline
Slusser
Massillon
Glen Wittekind
Marietta
Gene Balconi
Sandusky
Hume
Gene Harmon
Mansfield Madison
Sports trivia and Reds finances foreshadow 1940 season
A collection of sports Q and A covers feats such as a 708 foot catch from Cleveland’s Terminal Building and Notre Dame’s 145 substitutions in 1930, followed by a note on Cincinnati Reds finances. It cites 984,854 in paid attendance, a team record, and Crosley’s stance on selling the club amid next season needs.
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Frankie Putlak
Hank Helf
Cleveland
Melvin Ott
A. Ott
Redlegs
Crosley Field
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Reds
Crosley
Revival of Ohio high school bowl game sparks regulation move
Plans to revive a post season high school bowl at Ohio Stadium collide with a state rule push. The State High School Athletic Association will consider a ban on bowl and all star games after the regular season ends. Portsmouth Trojan participation in a Dec 2 match prompts debate with Toledo Waite.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
State High School Athletic Association
Ohio State University
Portsmouth Board of Education
Portsmouth Trojans
Toledo Waite
Portsmouth
Waite
Mercury Mines Active With War Orders
Europe’s war and rising quicksilver prices have revived mining in San Benito County California. Surface work begins on the Andy Johnson and Fourth of July properties to resume production in spring 1940. The district last operated in 1876 and was the nation’s largest quicksilver producer that year.
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Hollister
Cal
San Benito County
United States
Athens Cagers Open Drills For Tough 15 Game Sked
Athens High's Harry Lackey begins drills with a second squad as the Bulldogs shape up for a 15 game 1939 40 schedule. Key seniors and juniors return while height improves the lineup. Schedule includes Gallipolis Wellston Nelsonville and Marietta with seven home games. Also notes pre prohibition era liquor industry estimates.
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Athens
Harry Lackey
Athens High School
Bulldogs
Lackey
Bulldog
Dan Bardin
Gerald Ramsey
Jack Moore
Bob Wilson
Bill van Dyke
Bill Poling
Tom Williams
Albert Seaman
Johnny Coury
Forest Chism
Paul Gordon
Cecil McGlone
John Hess
Jim Cox
Bill Lewis
Bilsy Wood
Poling
Gordon
Wood
Paul Bunyans
Lilliputans
Cox
Chism
Lewis
Seaman
Hess
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Wellston
Jackson
Nelsonville
Logan
Middleport
Marietta
Chillicothe
Weilston
Pomeroy
Long Undies Make Good Uniforms For Cameron College
In Wilburton Oklahoma Cameron College coach Jess Thompson said rain and mud dictated game wear. The Cam eron Aggies played in long underwear shoulder pads and shoes and defeated Eastern Oklahoma 20 to 0 before a district conference audience.
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Lawton
Okla
U.P
Jess Thompson
Cameron College
Thompson
Wilburton
Eastern
Oklahoma
Aggies
MacMitchell Wins IC4A Cross Country Title at NYU
Leslie Mac Mitchell, a 19-year-old NYU sophomore, won the 30th IC4A cross-country championship on the five-mile course in a new record 26:28.6. Manhattan led by Larry Moriarity finished with the team title at 42 points, edging Michigan State, Penn State, and Alfred.
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NEW York
U.P
Leslie MacMitchell
New York University
MacMitchell
Larry Moriarity
Manhattan
Bill Smith
Penn State
Jaspers
Michigan State
Alfred
NYU
Chinese Leader's Sons Good Students Here
John and Peter Boyang the 9 and 16 year old sons of Admiral Boyang adviser to Chiang Kai shek study at Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan high school as they prepare for China’s peaceful national life.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Chiang Kai-shek
John
Peter Boyang
Admiral Boyang
Butch
Pete
University of Michigan
Night club shut as closing law violations persist
In Springfield police dispatched nightly after repeated closing law breaches. An officer inspected the club, cleared patrons, and locked doors. The key was left with the police station for the proprietor to retrieve the following day.
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Springfield
Mass
Basketball Rules Meeting Tonight at Ohio University
District coaches players and officials gather at the Ohio University men s gym at 7 30 for the annual basketball clinic. The event is open to the public and one of several statewide meetings to interpret basketball rules led by Assistant Coach Harold E F Wise of Ohio U as interpreter.
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Ohio University
Harold EF. Wise
Ohio U
Dates Advance for Ohio High School Basketball Tournament
Ohio high school tournament dates were moved up to March 14 15 and 16 in Columbus by the OHSAA to avoid Easter week. County sectional and district meets shift earlier, with new dates Feb 16-17 Feb 23-24 Feb 29 March 1-2 and March 7-9. Transfers rule debated to require a one year eligibility period after moving to a new school, regardless of residence changes.
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Columbus
A.P
H. R. Townsend
Ohio High School Athletic Association
State Board of Control
Townsend
Schmidt's Wisecrack Returns to Haunt Him in Big Ten Title Race
Ohio State sits atop the Big Ten as Michigan faces pressure with Illinois and Iowa close behind. The piece recalls Francis Schmidt's 1934 remark about parity, notes Ohio State's five straight conference wins, and highlights Iowa's historic dominance with a small squad. Nile Kinnick powers Minnesota past opponents while Purdue and Notre Dame struggles are noted.
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Chicago
Francis Schmidt
Michigan
Ohio State
Wolverines
Schmidt
Notre Dame
Cornell
Iowa
Purdue
Hawks
Minnesota
Nile Kinnick
Kinnick
Kromer Absent From Michigan Gridiron Camp
Ann Arbor Michigan four U P Paul Kromer star half of the touchdown twins was home in Lorain Ohio missing from practice with a knee injury. He hoped to return Wednesday for another knee exam before facing Ohio State. Coach Crisler declined to comment.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Paul Kromer
University of Michigan
Lorain
Kromer
Tom Harmon
Fritz Crisler
Kramer
Ohio State
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