Ohio University adds Snyder and Blosser to football staff
Assistant coaches Snyder and Blosser start scouting season with Ohio U. foes. Snyder impressed by Cincinnati Bearcats and Indiana Hoosiers game and praised key players while Blosser notes Miami and Western Michigan reports. Additional scouts Pille and Szalay to cover Cincinnati events as season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Snyder
Kermit Blosser
Don Peden
Ohio University
Snyder
Blosser
Ohio U
Cincinnati
Indiana
Wolting
Michigan
Kentucky
Wildcats
Kalamazoo
Western Michigan
Ohio
Ripon
Ohio University Officiating Course Expands to Football
Jack Rhoades of Ohio University announces a two hour Athletic Officiating Course running ten weeks. The program adds football this year under Harold Wise guidance and offers non credit study. A final exam grants admission to the State High School Association of Officials for football and basketball. Class organization set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Ohio U gymnasium.
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Jack Rhoades
Ohio University
Harold Wise
Ohio University Fund
Rhoades
State High School Association of Officials
Ohio U. Gymnasium
Dorothy Kirby Leads Final in National Women's Amateur Qualifier
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta opens the National Women's Amateur qualifier at Southern Hills CC Tulsa with a par 75, two strokes behind early favorites Louise Sages and Babe Didrikson Zaharias as she pursues the 1941 event. Hopkins shot 37, two under, amid wind and sun.
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Tulsa, Orla
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Southern Hills Country Club
Mics Kirby
Louise Sages
Babe Didrikzon Zaharias
Denter
Jean Hopkins
Rocky Rise
Miss Suds
Shammon
Babe Zaharias
Miss Hopkins
Opening Game Boosts Ohio U Ticket Sales With Murray State
Ohio University expects a strong turnout for the opening game against Murray State Saturday afternoon. Officials forecast a record crowd after brisk advance sales and ongoing ticket availability at the University Athletic Office and Banks' Sport Shop. Coach Don Peden resumes practice as rain delays subside while Bobcat injuries prompt a cautious approach to scrimmage. The Teachers visit for only the second historical meeting, last year ending with a 2013 score.
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Ohio University
Murray State
Miami
Duvats
University Athletic Office
Banks’ Sport Shop
Don Peden
Veeck Plans Bold Roster Changes for Indians Next Year
Bill Veeck, newly in control of the Cleveland Indians, aims to trade nearly all players except Bob Feller and Lou Boudreau. He envisions a faster, power-hitting team with Feller and Boudreau as core, moving home games to Municipal Stadium, and targeting specific positions including infielders, a catcher, and several pitchers.
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Joe Reichler
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Mergetic
Moveland Indians
Bob Feller
Lou Boudreau
Veeck
Indians
Sandy
Feller
Boudreau
Detroit Tigers
Lou
Bob
League Park
Municipal Stadium
New York Boxer Dies After Fight in Holyoke
Raymond Vidal 18 from Bronx died after a four round preliminary at Valley Arena in Holyoke Medicine doctors say basal skull fracture caused by a punch to the chin. Red McGrath of Newark, opponent, faces no charges as police investigate the death. Vidal weighed 129 pounds and died two hours after the knockout at Providence Hospital.
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Holyoke
Mass
New Yarker
Province Hospital
Raymond Viral
Bronx
Red McGrath
Newark
N. d
Providence Hospital
Vidal
Valley Arena
McGrath
Last minute victories highlight Columbus scholastic football weekend
Ohio high school grid action produced dramatic finishes as Wellston erased South Point with two late TDs to win 18 to 0. Loudonville edged Duce Redskins 19 to 13 as Currens scored late. Cleveland Central triumphed 26 to 20 at Conneaut, while Massillon fell 14 to 7 to Cathedral Latin before a 22,900 crowd in Massillon.
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Dock Currens
Loudonville
Duce Redskins
Luca
Cleveland Central
Conneaut
Ray
Toronto
Max Bucey
Follawsbee
W. Way North Royaliens
Walt Zimlch
Brooks Inn
Chillicothe
John Dunkle
Washington Courthouse
Newark
Wildcats
Columbus North
Bellvue
Canton MechKinley
Ralph Pucar
Bulldogs
Canton Timken
Allen
Poland
Springfield Township
Mahoning County
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Massillon
Tigers
Latin
Lions
Slassillon
Campbell Memorial Defeats Ursuline 19 to 12 in Comeback
Campbell Memorial rallied with two late touchdowns to topple Youngstown Ursuline 19 12 ending Ursuline run of wins since 1944. Salem stopped Ravenna Ravens 12 to 6 after a fourth quarter fumble. Alliance Aviators beat Cleveland John Adams 32 to 9 in opening weekend action.
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Campbell Memorial
Frank Merriwell
Memorial
Youngstown Ursuline
Ursuline
Salem
Ravenna
Ravens
Aliance
Aviators
Cleveland
John Adams
Cincinnati
Norwood
Tortsmouth
Trojans
Aurora
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues
Results show St. Louis 1 Chicago 0 and Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 7 as scheduled. New York 8 Philadelphia 6 also on the program with Cincinnati at St. Louis night events. Multiple games listed with Detroit, Chicago twice, Boston and New York matchups scheduled or completed.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Pei
Detroit
Washington Chicago
Cleveland Fa
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia A
St. Luis
Cardinals Preserve Slim Lead as Brecheen Wins 1-0
Brecheen pitched and drove in the only run with a third inning single as St. Louis edged Chicago 1-0 to stay a half game ahead of Brooklyn. The Dodgers beat Philadelphia 6-1 as the pennant race tightens with four to play for the Dodgers and five for the Cardinals.
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Ralph Roden
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Wilks
Boston
Murry Dickson
Chicago
Harry
Brecheen
Birds
Joe Garagiola
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Ral Branca
Toh
Brooks
Judd
George Munger
Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Bucky Waiters
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Philadelpha Athletics
Charles Wins Unanimous Over Smith For Heavyweight Bid
Charles, weighing 172, defeats Billy Smith of Oakland in a unanimous 10 round decision at Music Hall Cincinnati. Charles leads 9 straight wins since leaving the Army, with Smith scoring the only knockdown in round six. Crowd of 4467 pays 23,461 in gate receipts as Charles pursues the top heavyweight crown.
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Cincinnati
Ebony Ezzard Charles
Billy Smith
Oakland
Calif
Music Hall
Gus Lesnevich
Charles
Army
Smith
Ant
An. Charles Tank
Smith Hansing
Pat Jaenburri
Billy ‘Curmings
Indianavalis
Lloyd ‘Gthenn
Dat Carter
Tndianansin
Dick Cook
Penria
Nhnos Goole
Drew
Posthumous Army Bronze Star to Lt Col Miller at Gallipolis
A posthumous Bronze Star will be presented at the American Legion Headquarters in Gallipolis to Lt Col Albert D. Miller for his service and death as a prisoner of war after the sinking of the Jap transport carrying him from the Philippines to Japan in October 1944. The ceremony at 7 30 p m Wednesday will be conducted by Capt McTavish. Miller died after being captured at Corregidor and was officially reported dead by the War Department in June 1945. The award will be given to his daughter Miss Anne Miller and relatives are invited.
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Gallipolis
Army
American Legion
Albert D. Miler
Philippines
Japan
Miller
Anne Miller
Legion
McTavish
U. S. Army
Portsmouth
Court Actions Listed in Gallia County Court
Gallia County Common Pleas Court Monday recorded four divorce actions. Hazel Campbell seeks dissolution from Charles A. Campbell, married March 17, 1938 in Gallipolis. Ella M Craddolph obtains divorce from Talmadge Craddolph, married April 9, 1931 in Gallipolis, six remaining children. Effie Mayse is granted divorce from Harry Mayse, married October 27, 1923, six children. Mae Williams vs Carroll Williams, filed September 11, 19 blank, dismissed for gross neglect and cruelty.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallia Academy Football Programs Discussed In Community Meeting
Gallia Academy High School may issue mimeographed programs for home games at the field. The Downs town Coaches Club discussed signs across Second Ave to advertise home games and a full schedule. Principal Brown and Coach Halderman attended, with Att. John Halliday chairing.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Academy, Field
Downstown Coaches Club
American Legion Club
Brown
Second Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Halderman
Academy High
Point Pleasant
Hotel Mangers Plan Parking Meter Protest in Gallipolis
GALLIPOLIS It was reported Monday evening that Johny Johnson manager of the B and B Hotel Gallipolis has contacted local hotel managers about a protest against the new parking meters and a request to the city commission for their removal noting meters have been removed at Marietta.
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Gallipolis
Johny Johnson
Marietta
Two West Virginia Women Are Arrested
Gallia County deputies arrested Thelma Simpkins and Stella Henry at the Trucker's Inn on intoxication complaints. Simpkins paid 46 dollars and costs, Henry paid 25 dollars and costs, and both were remanded to the county jail for non payment after arraignment before Squire John H. Shate Monday in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
West Virginia
Gallia County
Trucker’s Inn
John H. Shate
Thelma Simpkins
Stella Henry
Squire Shato
Hospital admits list from Holzer Hospital
GALLIPOLIS The following persons were admitted to Holzer Hospital Sunday evening and Monday: Wood of Gallia. Mrs C P Edmundson of Vinton. Ronald Trotter of Pt Pleasant. the Rev Vernon Shaffer of Gallipolis. Mrs Lula Mack of Gallipolis. Mrs Carrie Sisson of Gallipolis. Porter Leonard R Pitkins of Richmond Virginia. Chalmer Ekakens of Letart W Va Route 1. Mrs Henry Ruier of Middleport. and Mrs Clarence Wagner of Portsmouth.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Wood
Gallia
C. P. Edmundson
Vinton
Ronald Trotter
Pleasant
Vernon Shaffer
Lula Mack
Galipolis
Carrie Sisson
Porter
Leonard R. Pitkins
Richmond
Chalmer Ekakens
Letart
W. Va
Henry Ruier
Middleport
Clarence Wagner
Portsmouth
Four Births Reported at Holzer Hospital
Four births were listed at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis Sunday evening and Monday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Wagner Wilkesville a daughter to Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wilcox Middleport a son to Mr and Mrs Henry Riley Middleport and a son to Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Albert Wagner
Wilkesville
Mrr
Woodrow Wilcox
Middleport
Atr
Nry Riley
Clarence Johnson
Mayes Fined for Failing to Stop for School Bus
Gallipolis reports Gallipolis State Highway Patrol arrested C Mayes 36 of South Charleston on a charge of failing to stop for a school bus. He was fined $15 and costs by Judge Jones in Gallipolis Municipal Court. Mary Ferley of Gallipolis is visiting Navy Lt. and Mrs Tom Rue in Louisville Kentucky this week.
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Gallipolis
Cliiton
R. Mayes
South Charleston
State Highway Patrol
Jones
Highway Patrol
Kentucky
Mary Ferley
Navy
Tom Rue
Louisville
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Athens Messenger
Athens
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Persh’ Rohrer
McEamt
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Bill Johnston
Logan
Paul Shoults
Washington Court House
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Wayne Gibson
Roy Pille
Frank Szalay
Memphis Air Transport Command
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Deacon Bill McKechnie
Bill Terry
Deacon
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Pirates
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J. C. Benson
Rev. Benson
Greenpoint Reformed Church
Chanlaar
Kings County
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Rowen Tlanmuin
Earold
Franklin Tech School
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Colmbus
Thie Nanaan
Springfield O—P
Springfind
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Ohio State
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Albert D. Miller
R. W. Finstermaid
George Parry
Athens County
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Corded
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Earl Yates
Lotla Merle Kates
Anderson Thomas
Reese Thomas
Davis Black
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Howard Weyand
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Morgan Township
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Tina Warren
Cynthia Traugh
Clarence Harper
Jack Harper
Colambus
Guy Harper
Chillieathe
Mabel Harper Wells
Donald Harper
Thomas Harper
R. W. Fingterwald
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State of
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Fowley
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Bellows
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George Apatemax
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Gordon Gray Harold Rose
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