McArthur Names 14 Veterans For 1965 Football
McArthur High reveals 14 lettermen for 1965 Generals with six from last year’s first team. Coach Wayne Kaufman, entering his third season, expects a strong year from a split-T squad facing graduation losses in backfield. Veterans Gary Coffman, Jack Sinefine, and Larry Partee lead a group joined by newcomers to fill key spots. Schedule opens Oct 1 at Coal Grove, with home games against Jacksonville Trimble and Rio Grande, plus other senior league foes.
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Department
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Jack
Larry Partee
Elmer Dunkin
Ted Ward
Don McDowell
Jerry Prater
Charles Prater
Ohio State
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Coal Grove
Jacksonville-Trimble
Oet
Rutland
the Plains
Rio Grande
Chauncey-Dover
Airman on 10 day leave from Keesler stationed in Biloxi
Airman Larry J. Householder stationed at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi is on a 10 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs George W Householder in Jacksonville He plans to rejoin Otis Air Base Massachusetts on August 20
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Keesler Air Force] Base
Biloxi
Mise
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Jacksonville
Otis Air Base
Massachusetts
Fans Pay Respects To Bambino At Yankee Stadium
Fans filed through the Yankee Stadium lobby seven years after Babe Ruth’s death to honor the Bambino. Ruthian feats remain targets for sluggers as his 60 home run mark from 1927 stands tall, with Ruth’s legacy spanning pitching and hitting in a storied career from Boston Red Sox to Bees and later coaching in Brooklyn.
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Glouster Man Named For Listing in Book
A Glouster resident, A. C. Angie, born February 18, 187? and active in banking, farming, and church work, is named in a Who's Who compilation listing prominent Midwestern figures. The entry notes marriage to Bertha Elizabeth Walburn in 1901, a son Robert D. Angie, and long community service including a Legion of Honor citation and 28 years of Kilwanis membership.
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Atary
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Henry Clay Angle
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Angie
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A. Catt
Bertha Elizabeth Walburn
Robert D. Angie
Catherine Lorre
Glouster Methodist Church
Kilwanis International
Middleport LI To Increase Little League Next Season
Middleport Ohio Valley Bend Little League officials announced that by season indications a top Little League squad is in store for next year. The current standings place Yankees led by Frank Wilson atop, Racine Braves second under Charles Norris, Minersville Indians third managed by Roy Arms, Pomeroy All Stars fourth with John Young, and Middleport Redlegs last led by Bill Scarberry. A tight All-Star game in Racine saw the northern division win by one point, 108 in overtime, and an Ohio Valley Bend All-Stars team will travel to Charleston Sunday to face the Charleston All-Stars.
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Ohio Valley Bend
Yankees
Pomeroy
Redlegs
Ine
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Mt Racine
Minexile
Frank Wilson
Middleport
Racine Braves
Charles Norris
Minersville Indians
Roy Arms
Pomeroy Alle Stars
John Young
Middleport Redlegs
Bill Scarberry
Racine
Charleston
Charleston All- Stars
Dayton players win Ohio Valley Tennis singles title
Norm Ap il of Dayton defeated Shaw Emmons of Dayton to win the men’s singles title at the Ohio Valley Tennis Tournament. The match ended with Ap il leading 7 4 in a tight final.
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Indian Gridders Meet Friday for Football Interest
Coach Marion Wood of The Plaine invites all boys interested in football to an organizational meeting Friday at 3 30 pm at the high school. Wood said examination cards will be checked at that time as part of the formation for the season.
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Glouster Social Notes Receivers for Pastor event planned
Glouster social pages note a reception for Rev. Paul Satyr at the Mietho rst Church in Glosster to be held in the church social rooms Wednesday at 7 90. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and returning home from trips including David Gatchel from Monroe Michigan and Mrs Francie Mulpas. Other locals, Mr Jennie Jones Mrs Allen L R Gooding Mrs Alex Johnston Catherine Rice and D P Mooney are listed with recent visits and travels.
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Miethorst” Church
Glosster
Nares Awartx
David Gatchel
Rave
Monroe
Mich
Francie Mulpas
Jennie Jones
Allen
L. R Gooding
Parkersburg
Wva
Gooding
Alex Johinston
James ‘Johnston
Catherine Rice
Bernard
Gene. Rice
D. P. Mooney
Joseph P. Deery
Rite Rice
Providence
Frank Keirns
Linda Kay
Terry
Roger
Mix
Carrol
Aussies Gain Cup Challenge
Davie Cup challenge round sees Australia lead 3-0 after doubles with Sirois Petrangels defeating Hoad Sirota. Singles set Monday feature Pie Trangell against Hoad and Sirota against Ken Rosewall as United States defends the cup at Forest Hills August 26 28. Emperor penguins incubate eggs on their feet with both parents sharing the task.
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Australia
Dovbies
Orlands Sirois
Nicola Petrangels
Pietrangell
Hoad
Sirota
Ken Rosewall
United States
Forest Hills
To New Headquarters at New Garters in Columbus
The One High School Athletic Amin, long based at 211 Broad St since November 1941, will relocate to 4161 N High St within two months. Association commissions director W. Emechler said the board approved the move.
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Football Physicals Set for Minne Port High Students
Minne Port High School announces that all boys planning to play football this fall must have completed physical examinations. Exams will be Friday morning at 5:30 am at Jones Memorial Clinic, conducted by Dr. RR Pickens.
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Mcdonald
Minneport High School
Jones Memorial Clinic
RR. Pickens
NCAA Adds Three Loops To Title Race
NCAA expands title race by increasing participating conferences from 14 to 17 and designating Northwestern University as host. The 17 conference champions and eight at large entrants will compete in the tournament, with sites in Pennsylvania Kansas Oregon State and Omaha. The final rounds and national championship are scheduled for Berkeley on June 15.
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Berkeley
Munhall Wins Title in Prep Derby After Duel
Kenny Nagy delivers a two run double driving in two runs as Munhall defeats Pediands for a near World Series style championship in Pittsburgh. Nagy drives in two with a 42 score and Munhall secures the title.
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I Pittsburgh
Kenny Nagy
Munhall
Pediands
Might
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