Extensive cage seed ahead for Ohio colleges
Ohio colleges announce a 1941-42 basketball schedule totaling 422 contests. The Ohio Conference comprises 121 league games, 153 non-league matchups, and 148 exhibitions, with teams traveling coast to coast and into Canada and Mexico. Ohio State opens with Great Lakes Naval, then trips to California. Centre, Xavier, Case, Baldwin Wallace, and others schedule varied dates including Christmas and New Year games. Rio Grande plans a five-game southern swing starting December 15, facing Athens and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Flyers
Buckeye
Atlantic
California
Canada
Gulf
Mexico
Tes
Kentucky
Kansas
Indiana
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Mllinois
Virginia
North Carolina
Marietta
Baldwin- Wallace
Toledo
Dartmouth
de Sales
Assumption Wp Canada
Mexico City
Y.M.C.A
Michigan
St. Mary’s
Ohio State University
Bucks
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Harold G. Olsen
Ets Creighton
Omaha
Neh
Sianted
U. of California
Little Rio Grande
Rio Grandes
Athens
Mrs Effie Fennell Taken to Hospital in Athens
Chauncey Mrs Effie Fennell wife of Thomas Fennell was taken by ambulance Monday to Sheltering Arms Hospital for Treatment. She has been ill three months with a serious condition and was accompanied by Dr Sanders and her family members.
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Chauncey
Effie Fennell
Thomas Fennell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Basketball Scores Across Colleges and Teams
A compilation of varying scores from multiple college games. Notable results include De Sales 71 over Indiana Tech 3 and Texas A and M 83 over Sam Houston State 50, with many midrange margins and several double digit outcomes.
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John Marshall
Blue Ridge
Morris Harvey
Potomac State
Duke
Georgetown
Sam Houston State
Texas A
Baylor
Southwestern
Tex
St. Edwards
East Central
Okla
East Texas State
Northwestern
Western Michigan
Purdue
Wabash
Indiana Central
Illinois State Normal
Michigan State
Central Michigan
Minnesota
South Dakota
Loyola
Arkansas State
Iowa State
Drake
DePaul
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Kas
Washburn
Globe Trotters
Iowa Wesleyan
Hope
Grand Rapids
Hamline
Mankato
Akron Downs Muskingum in Court Opener
Akron edged Muskingum 53 to 51 in the season opener as Lutsch scored 20 for Akron and Holtsclaw had 14 for Muskingum. De Sales defeated Indiana Tech 71 to 31 at Toledo with Knorek scoring 22. Five Buckeye State games were on slate including Bluffton at Kenyon and Rio Grande at Dayton.
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Associated Press
University of Akron
de Sales College of Toledo
Akron
Muskingum
Zippers
New Concord
Lutsch
Holtsclaw
Pacific War Chief Topic At Chicago
Chicago AP reports baseball executives focused on wartime issues with Robert Feiler of the Cleveland Indians planning to enlist rather than wait for draft formalities. Gabby Hartnett tied to Indianapolis managing post, while trade talk mixes with farm system and patriotism debates in national league meetings.
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Chicago
Robert Feiler
Cleveland Indians
Bobby
Leo
Gabby) Hartnett
New York Giants
Cub
Gabby
Indianapolis
American Association
Johnny Mize
Dolph Camilli
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chieftains
National League
American League
K. M. Landis
Naomi Bible Class to Meet at New Location
The Plains Naomi Bible Class will meet Wednesday December 10 at 8 00 PM at Mrs Bernice Humphrey home. Mrs Neva Dresher will lead the program and a gift exchange will be held. Members are asked to note meeting place change.
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Plains
Bernice Humphrey
Neva Dresher
Chauncey Light Bill Paid by Officials Explained
The village clarifies how a 1939 two mill levy funds the delinquent street light bill. Through 1940 and 1941 payments totaling 1191.28 dollars, officials reduced the debt from 2227.84 to 1240.61, with the levy expected to finish payment when funds are distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ernestine M. Tippett
Fire damages Chauncey Cottage in Chauncey
A defective flue caused a fire at a New York Coal Co. home on Monday. Strong winds hampered suppression by the Chauncey fire department. The three room cottage occupied by Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith and family was badly damaged and most household effects were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
New York Coal Co
Clarence Smith
Chauncey Fire Department
Chauncey Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs Walter O Rourke and daughter Marilyn and Earl Mullins of Powhatan spent the week end in Chauncey with Ben Mullins and family. Kathryn McDaniel Susan Vore Eleanor Sharick and son Dwight of Millfield visited Columbus Saturday. Charles Fenders and Margaret Johnston of Columbus spent the week end in Chauncey at Burg Johnston's home. Mae Wade of Millfield visited Dayton friends. Chester Sanders of Millfield is recovering at home. James E Brooks and Cora Ferrel of Trenton Michigan visited Chauncey to see Elizabeth Ferrel and family. Mary Civille Geraldine Parry Betty Isabel Courtney Ohio University students spent Sunday in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Walter O’rourke
Marilyn
Earl Mullins
Powhatan
Ben Mullins
Mill St
Kathryn McDaniel
Susie Vore
Near Chauncey
Eleanor Sharick
Dwight
Millfield
Columbus
Charles Fenders
Margaret Johnston
Mae Wade
Dayton
Chester Sanders
James E. Brooks
Cora Ferrel
Trenton
Mich
Elizabeth Ferrel
High St. Mary
Chauncey Lodge Rebekah Inspection at South Perry
Friday night inspection of the Rebekah lodge at South Perry led by Mrs. Ruth Bridgewater of Forest Rose Chauncey with District No. 54 inspector. Attending Forest Rose Chauncey chapter were Mrs. Martha Shafer Kate Johnson Lily Sweeney Georgia Allen Ella England Laura Russell and Grace Stalder.
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Chauncey
Rebekah Lodge
South Perry
Ruth Bridgewater
Forest Rose
Revival services continue at Chauncey Methodist Church
Revival services proceed this week at the Chauncey Methodist Church with Rev Charles Palmer as evangelist assisted by Rev and Mrs Harry Fagan of Shelby Ohio Fagan handles piano vocals and accordion Mrs Fagan also aids with the young peoples work Plans for the annual Christmas party and gift exchange to be discussed Thursday night at Forest Rose Rebekah lodge meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Methodist Church
Charles Palmer
Harry Fagan
Shelby
Fagan
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Previewing War Impact on Athletics
Sports leaders assess the wartime effect noting curtailed schedules but continued boxing soccer and rugby in England for morale. Football likely to suffer as it relies on college players. Hank Greenberg may be drafted and Joe Louis could face minimal impact after his birthday. Budd Baer trains for Louis bout. Foxx may stay with Red Sox. Ed Buckhouse elected president of Norfolk Duke alumni. Van Mungo expected to perform with the Millers under Mike Kelley’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
New York
England
Hank Greenberg
Joe Louis
Utah
Hawaii
Buddy Baer
Buddy
Louis
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Ed Buckhouse
Norfolk
Duke
Minneapolis
van Mungo
Millers
Mike Kelley
Grimes Signs as Toronto Manager Sparking Leafs Nonsense
Burleigh Grimes signs on as Toronto manager while a quip about renaming the Leafs to Beefs circulates in Rochester. The note reflects a playful leading line in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pinckney
Rochester
N.Y
Democrat and Chronicle
Burleigh Grimes
Toronto
Leafs
Hutson and Isbell lead Packers laughing win line
The Appleton Post-Crescent’s Dick Davis notes a Packers blowout of the Redskins with Hutson and Isbell drawing a smile. The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch mentions a bowling item titled Luncheon lassies fattening margin.
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Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
Dick Davis
Appleton
Wis
Post-Crescent
Hutson
Isbell
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Vinton County Cage League Scores and Week Schedule
Vinton 46 over Richland 12 and Vinton 19 to Zaleski 13. Zaleski 21 to McArthur 15. Richland 27 to Wilkesville 11. Games this week include Dec 10 McArthur at Hamden and Dec 12 Richland at McArthur Zaleski at Wilkesville Hamden at Vinton Rural.
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Vinton
Richland
Zaleski
McArthur
Wilkesville
Hamden
Vinton Rural
McArthur - O
Wilkesville O
Richland Caneesuwe
Zaleski Sanamee Richland Sennen
Hardenee
Wilkesville Enweepee McArthur
Splendid Response in Drive Reported by Scout Leader
Glouster Boy Scouts held a clothing and paper drive Saturday. Scoutmaster Ralph Hines credited overwhelming support from residents and local stores. He urged missed donors to deliver items and noted wards toward war metal collection. Eighteen scouts attended the meeting focusing on compass work.
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Glouster
Boy Scouts
Ralph Hines
Gamwell's
Williams
Carpenter Hardware Co
Drury Drug Store
LeFavor's
Vaughn
Youth NYA Meeting in Glouster
An all male NYA youth meeting is set for Wednesday at 10 a m in Glouster Mayor Williams office. NYA project supervisor John Siemer will outline future projects for the area.
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Glouster
NYA
Thomas Williams
John Siemer
Many From Distance Attend Mavin Rites
Distanced mourners gathered for the funeral of Thomas Mavin. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Mavin and Mr and Mrs Robert Mavin of Greensboro Pa, Mr and Mrs George Doyle and Mr and Mrs Walter Mavin of Uniontown Pa, and others from Springfield Fostoria Wellston Jackson Columbus Rose Farm and Corning.
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Glouster
Thomas Mavin
George Mavin
Robert Mavin
Greensboro
George Doyle
Walter Mavin
Uniontown
Charles Davis
Springfield
J. E. Myers
Raymond
Thomas Davis
Thomas, Jr
William Heck
Bill
Fostoria
Silas Rhodes
Wellston
Ernest Larwood
Jackson
George Jacobs
Frank Uranker
Richard McCrea
George Wright
Columbus
Carl Lamb
George Lamb
Maggie Lamb
John Morrison
Rose Farm
Glouster Sunday School Class Plans Christmas Party
The Church of Christ Sunday School class taught by Delmar Gladden will hold a Christmas party in the church social rooms Friday at 7 p m. A gift exchange will be held and a potluck lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Delmar Gladden
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Glouster residents host and visit kin and friends from Shawnee Kent State University Elyria Columbus Athens and Fostoria with weekend trips and hospital updates. Notable names include Joe Humphrey, Mrs Cora Penman, Mrs Clyde Haskins, Lynn Stanbaugh and Mrs Jane Hooks.
Beshara Team Wins Two From Luckoff’s in City League
In a City League match Beshara’s Confe... won two of three against Luckoff’s Monday night. Joe McAllister posted a 596 high triple and Jack Sharlike scored 215 for best single game. Jacksonville Mothers' Club to meet Wednesday at 7 for annual Christmas party with gift exchange at Mrs A Woodgerd’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Beshara
Luckoff
Joe McAllister
Jack Sharlike
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mothers’ Club
Bulldogs Open Southeast League Season Against Gallip Blue Devils
The Athens Bulldogs launch SE League play facing the Gallipolis Blue Devils Friday night in a $2 opener at home. Coach and players projected a strong season with seniors like Bill Sprague Howard Bobo Ben Fufton John Finsterwald leading the push for the SE crown.
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Bulldogs
Gallip Blue Devils
Athens Bulldogs
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Athens
Bill Sprague
Howard Bobo
Ben Fufton
John Finsterwald
Bulldog
Lackey
Gallipolis
Jackson
Pomeroy
Vinton Rural Quintets Win Pair of Games
The Vinton Rural teams won both varsity and reserve contests on Friday night. The Cubs routs the Cups 31 to 10, while the Tigers beat the Bulldogs 19 to 13 behind Gregory and a strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Vinton Rural
Vinton Cubs
Zaleski Cups
Vinton Tigers
Zaleski Bulldogs
Gregory
Vinton
Hamden Railroaders
Women’s Society for Christian Service Soup Sale
The Women’s Society for Christian Service will hold a soup sale at 11 o’clock on Wednesday at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville— Women’s Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
Junior Class Clears 40 At Chicken Dinner
The Junior Class of J-T High School cleared 40 dollars at a Saturday chicken dinner held at the American Legion hall. Robert Morrison, class president, reports thanks to parents, the public and faculty for their generous help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J-T High School
American Legion Hall
Robert Morrison
Millfield Needle Club hostess Wednesday night
Mrs. Clarence Sanders will host the Millfield Needle Club at her home in Millfield on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clarence Sanders
Millfield
Needle Club
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Kent State University
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Robert Miller
Anna Louise Logue
Mary Frances Carpenter
Robert Clark
John S. Clark
Esta Cunningham
Charles Clayberger
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Smoke” Hutchison
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