61 SEOL Track Carnival Switched To Logan High
The 1961 Southeastern Ohio League track meet will move to Logan High School on May 13 due to unsatisfactory dates and cost. Athens coaches plan multiple meets with Gallipolis, Chillicothe Relays, and New Lexington Relays, while Athens hosts a triangle with Nelsonville and Glouster. Bulldogs work to improve after early setbacks with Logan and Lancaster BIS, seeking new 440 runners as Steve Chase, Tom Norris, and Barry Wilson lead. The Athens golf team, 2-2, heads to Logan for a match with Jackson rescheduled to next Wednesday at Athens Country Club.
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Logan
Ohio University
Ohio U
Stan Huntsman
Athens
Don Eskey
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Eskey
Steve Chase
Tom Norris
Barry Wilson
Jackson
Athens Country Club
Charley McAfee
Bobby Littler
Blaine Cornwell
Art Smith
Gerald Vermillion
Woodell and Cornwell throw no hitter in Nelsonville win
Athens Bulldogs open SECL play with a 9-0 victory over Nelsonville as Woodell pitches four perfect innings with five strikeouts and Cornwell adds three innings of two strikeouts. Cornwell homers in first and Athens plates five in sixth to seal the win.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Bill Woodell
Boyd Cornwell
Bulldogs
Woodell
Cornwell
Rick Shearer
Bill Biggs
Bacon
Douglas
Greyhounds
Paul Brunston
Bannon
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Rollerbowls and bowling results fill busy sports page
Local bowling leagues report scores and standings with State Auto, Jones Buick, Bridgwater Machine, Roscoe's Carry Out and A W Root Beer among top teams. Individual high games include J McDonald 190 and H Leffler 206. team highs 819 and 2251. Final standings list Do's and Dont'sa, Lucky Strikes and Greyhounds leading in the High School League.
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Sportland Lan Momm
Piscus Radio
Darslow & Insurance
Brigwater Machine
State
Bo, Jones Buick
Jones Buick
Bridgwater Machine
Rescoe
Vuel Hign Ind
D. Gayle
Roscoe
Fiscus Radio U Barstow
Mi-Lo
Hoyai McBee
Kramer's
Phillips Go
A&w
Legal Eagles
Nightingales
Elmer Jones Realty
Eam
Kramer's Phillips 66
J. McDonald
Royal McBee
A&w Root Beer
Legal Eagies
Campus Sarber Shop
Conratn Electric Co
Cline’s
Nu-Way Laundry
Near Fioral
Swearingen'’s
Foster's Univ
Gateway Motor Lodge
Kasier's Dairy
Bree Aidensdeenhasney
Beasley & Mathews
Conrath Electric Co
Neal Floral
H. Leffler
Sunnybank
Foster's Univ. Shop
Swearingen’s
WATH
Conrath Blee, Co
Cline’s Welding Shop
Logan's Vaster’s Dairy
Gaveway Motor Lodge
One Stop Carry Out
Bringwater Machine
Ty Vere
Sunnybank’s
Greyhounds
Cnnnn
Bill Kunzman
Larry Steele
Cheryl Ellinger
Point Pleasant Beats Parkersburg In 16 6 Baseball Contest
Point Pleasant Big Blacks improve to 1 1 by routing Parkersburg Crusaders 16 6 at home. Ned Jones earned his first win with eight strikeouts while Parkersburg starter Bernie Boice took the loss. Don Stamper led Point Pleasant with 5 RBI on 3 for 5 hitting including a homer and a double.
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Point Pleasant
Big Blacks
Parkersburg
Butch Gardner
RBI
Bob Johnson
Ned Jones
Billy Joe Sturgeon
Jackie Lewis
Danny Johnson
Skip Nesbitt
Larry Hartman
Gallipolis
Ripley
Pleasant
Clay KOs La mar Clark in Cedar City boxing card
Louisville fighter Cassius Clay won by knockout over La mar Clark in Cedar City Utah. Art Persley knocked out Ryuki chi Fukuchi in Manila.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Lamar Clark
Cedar City
Utah
Manila
Art Persley
Red Cross
Ryukichi Fukuchi
Japan
Glouster Exempted Village Board Seeks Funds for Payroll and Bills
The Glouster Exempted Village Board of Education met in a continued session to seek an advanced draw to cover the payroll and current bills. It renewed elementary teachers Catherine Canfield Lucille Grubbs Rosaline Knight and Paul Graham and high school teachers Dora Brockett Ronald Essex Arthur Gibson Mabel LeFever Richard Vaughn Emma Wheaton and Dave Winfordner. A representative from an office supply firm presented literature on light fixtures for the commercial department. Mrs Gladys Richards was hired to conduct the school enumeration for 55 dollars. A continued meeting is set for 7 pm Monday and board members will inspect all buildings beforehand to assess repairs and improvements.
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Glouster
Village Board of Education
Catherine Canfield
Lucille Grubbs
Rosaline Knight
Paul Graham
Dora Brockett
Ronald Essex
Arthur Gibson
Mabel LeFever
Richard Vaughn
Emma Wheaton
Dave Winefordner
Gladys Richards
Hemlock Grove News notes births visits and grange plans
Mrs. Jack Gillilan and newborn Mark Allen are cared for at Mrs. Gillilan’s aunt Mrs. Floyd Well’s home. Hemlock Grange schedules a sewing contest judging for May 6. Great Bend Grange will visit Hemlock Grange to present a program on May 6. Robert Paulsen reports a new Army address at Ft. Riley. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Carl McNemas from Frazersburg with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baxter. Gary Midkiff of Hurlan and Porter Midkiff hosting at dinner with Ziba Midkiff and Burt Romine families.
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Clara Paulsen
Jack Gillilan
Mark Allen
Gillilan
Floyd Well
Hemlock Grange
Great Bend Grange
Carl McNemas
Frazersburg
Homer Baxter
Pomeroy
Robert Paulsen
Robert C. Paulsen
U.S
Co. A
9Th Trans
Ft. Riley
Kan
Gary Midkiff
Hurlan
Kenneth Romine
Romines
Midkiffs
Porter Midkiff
Ziba Midkiff
Burt Romine
Birthday Dinner Honors Cottrill and Kirk in Columbus
A birthday dinner in Columbus honored L. D. Cottrill and Fred Kirk. Attending were Gene Rodehaver, Bonnie Jean Dunn of Gahanna, and many Columbus residents including Fred Kirk and his children, Larry Danny family, Francis Queen and Maude McConnellville, Eddie Jordan and families, Clinton Oxley and others.
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L. D. Cottrill
Fred Kirk
Columbus
Cottrell
Gene Rodehaver
Bonnie Jean Dunn
Gahanna
Larry Danny
Karen
David
Dale
Dorothy
Francis Queen
Maude
McConnellsville
Faye Jordan
Clinton Oxley
Julius Farnkhauser
Genevra Foster
Eddie Jordan
Lawrence Oxley
Clay Jordan
Daie and
Barbara
Birthday Celebrations Across Apple Grove Attend Family Gathering
Apple Grove observers mark birthdays for Mrs. Hazel Hill and Todd Taylor as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor host relatives from Gallipolis and Racine. Deanie Hill turns one with cake and ice cream for family including grandmother Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. Dol ly Wolfe also attends Portland school employee dinner.
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Robert Taylor
Gallipolis
Dick Taylor
Leo Taylor
Hazel Hill
Todd Taylor
Dallas Hill
Harold Roush
Portland
Jane Hill
Raymond Hemnsler
Racine
Deanie Hill
Dolly Wolfe
Frank Cleland
Mary Lou Ihle
Toneys
Portland School
Key Club Benefit Basketball Tonight in Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis members versus Glouster High School Key Club play in a benefit event at Glouster High School gym at 7 30 tonight. Preceding the game two Boy Scout basketball games are set for 6 30. After the Kiwanis Key Club contest a semi pro game Glouster versus JT follows.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Glouster High School Key Club
Kiwanis Key Club
Glouster School Spring Concert Friday Evening
Glouster School presents its annual spring concert at 7 30 p m Friday in the gym with selections from Music Man. Seventh and eighth grade chorus and high school girls glee club provide vocal numbers. Fourth grade flutophone band participates under James Wisvari.
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Glouster
Glouster School
James Wisvari
Long Bottom Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Roland Russell and family hosted in Bradbury with Mr and Mrs Toney Liter, while Mrs. Floyd Stout visited Effie Torrence. Sunday dinner guests included the Riggs of Athens, Mapsar, Ulah Swan, Tom Marcinko of Reedsville, and the Goodwins, plus Clyde Emrich and Dave Yates households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
Roland Russell
Bradbury
Toney Liter
Floyd Stout
Effie Torrence
Oscar Babcock
Marion Riggs
Athens
Charles Mapsar
Ulah Swan
Charles Marcinko
Tom Marcinko
Reedsville
David Goodwin
Pomeroy
Dave Yates
Clyde Emrich
Little Hocking
Dave Williams
Robert Smith returns to Lowry AFB after leave
Private Robert Smith reports back to Lowry Air Force Base Denver Colorado after a two week home leave with his family Mr and Mrs E E Smith at Walnut Hill. He visited relatives and friends during the break.
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Robert Smith
Lowry Afb
Denver
Colo
E. E. Smith
Walnut Hill
Bulb Show and Meetings At Athens Club Event
Mrs. Ray Nicholson led a lesson on bulbs as members reviewed upcoming events. The spring regional meeting is set for May 10 in Athens with the annual convention planned for Sept 7 and 8 in Athens. A bulb sale followed the program and the next gathering was announced for Mrs James Nicholson's Rutland home.
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Athens
Victor Reis
Stella Radekin
Louise McLaughlin
J. E. Radekin
James Nicholson
Rutland
Albany
Palmer and Player Vie In Houston Open Duel
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player began their golf clash in the Houston Classic first round at Houston. The Masters participants were favorites to win the $7,000 top prize, with Palmer holding a slim edge after practice rounds since Augusta.
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Houston
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Palmer
Player
Augusta
Annual Inspection Set by Glouster Chapter 192
Glouster Chapter 192 of CES will hold its annual inspection at 7 30 p m Friday in the Masonic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ces, Glouster
Masonic Hall
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Logan High
Blank
By Dave Kempton
Biggs
Rich Bason
Chuck Douglas
Shearer
Bob
Norris and Bacon
Ed Bannon
Bennett
Brunston
Stufflebean
Elliott
Kunzman
Los Angeles
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Snider
Ralph Kiner
Tri
Bob and Cathryn
High St
Glouster. O
Shop Swearingen’s
Rawlings, Ma and
Spalding Gloves
eGregor, Wilson le Up
Reach, Spalding, Rawlings & Wilson
Riddell & MacGregor Shoes
Swearingen
Sporting Goods
Sportsmen's Headquarters
Court St
Phone LY
Auto
Midnite Inn
Cnncnncce
Mark Mechem
Mark Meche
S. Schultz
Department of Agriculture
Goldberg
Glousier, Ohio
Boston Celtics
Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Jets
Dwight Hartley
Lake Burr Oak
Harold Vaughn
Ohio
Board
Hemlock Grove
Apple Grove
Nyiva
Stobart
Key Club
Athens Messenger
Dexter
Orson Nelson
Ray Nicholson
Certified Oil CO
Carpenter Street
America
Falcon Futura
Ford
Futura
Carpenter St
Athens, Ohio
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