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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1949

Page

10

County Court Leaders Fight for First in Athens County Basketball

Ames Bern and The Plains High team up to seize first place in Athens County league with 2-0 records while Jacksonville Trimble rests. Defending champion Ames Bern seeks to rebound after a non league loss as the race tightens ahead of tonight’s games.

Ames-Bern The Plains Highfives Jacksonville- Trimble J-T Ames- Bern

Gun Club Elects 1950 Officers After Handicap Shoot

The Skyline Gun Club elected officers for 1950 after a semi annual handicap shoot and stag party. Dick Wade won the shoot with Howard Mills second and D R Zenner third. New officers include Dc B Nye president Charles L Woodworth vice president Kenneth Begg secretary and B F Cutler treasurer. Directors are D R Zenner Chet Davis R H White and Byron Woilie.

Skyline Gun Club Dick Wade Howard Mills D. R. Zenner T. H. Morgan John Nye Kenneth Begg James Scriven B. Nye Charles L. Woodworth B. F. Cutler Chet Davis R. H. White Byron Woilie

SEC basketball season opens with two-sport coaching trend

The Southeastern Ohio League launches its 1949 50 floor campaign with eight schools using multiple coaches for basketball and football. Athens Lackey and Wellston Wilks coach baseball as well. Middleport greets Don McKenzie as Forrest Bachtel retires amid a vote granting a lifetime pass.

Harry Lackey Athens Dwight Diller Logan Herndon Wilks Pomeroy Forrest Bachtel Middleport Don McKenzie Dick Shrider Gallipolis Don Souder Lowell Cole Nelsonville John Paul Abel Howard Teifke Joe Whisler Jackson George Nash Gerald Ramsey Wellston Lackey Wilks Claude Zwick Ohio Athens Highfield Southeastern Ohio League

Scheider Taylor Make M A All Star Eleven

Miami Redskins dominated the 1949 Mid American Conference all star selections with seven picks, while Cincinnati held five. Miami quarterback Tom O Malley edged Mel Olix for the spot, with a strong showing by Miami and Western Reserve players across positions.

Scheider, Taylor Columbus Miami Redskins Cincinnati Woody Hayes Oxford Crew Sid Gillman Associated Press Dave Reese Dayton Tom O'Malley Mel Olix O’malley Signalcaller Johnny Pont Len Corbin Western Reserve Jack Bickel

Weekend High School and College Basketball Matchups Listed

Friday games feature Athens at Middleport Wellston at Gallipolis Logan at Jackson Pomeroy at Nelsonville Troy at Albany Shade at The Plains Waterloo at Rome Laurelville at Carbon Hill Ames Bern at Buchtel Hamden at Wilkesville McArthur at Zaleski Pennsville at Chesterhill Dresden at Glouster Saturday includes Somerset Trinity at Nelsonville Oak Hill at Chauncey Mid American contests Buffalo St at Western Reserve Franklin at Miami Ohio states Western Michigan at Central Michigan Ky Wesleyan at Cincinnati Ohio State at Butler OU opponents Fenn at Western Reserve Fairmont St at Marietta Ohio Wesleyan at Baldwin Wallace Dayton at Cedarville Adrian at Kent State Bowling Green vs Evansville at Owensboro Denison at Muskingum Sunday National Industrial at Dayton Other games list numerous college and pro matchups with teams like Case Arkansas LSU Mississippi Auburn Houston Beloit Bethany West Virginia Santa Clara California Columbia Colgate Nevada Fresno State Steubenville Gannon Georgetown North Carolina Georgia Mississippi State Berea Hiram Rice Tulane UCLA Southern Cal Loyola LA Seattle Washington State St. John’s Rutgers Madison Square Garden Harvard Navy Boston College etc.

Athens Middleport Wellston Gallipolis Logan Jackson Pomeroy Nelsonville Troy Albany Shade the Plains Waterloo Rome Laurelville Carbon Hill Ames-Bern Buchtel Hamden Wilkesville McArthur Zaleski Pennsville Chesterhill Dresden Glouster Somerset Trinity Oak Hill Chauncey Buffalo St Western Reserve Franklin Miami Mich West Virginia Santa Clara California Columbia Colgate Nevada Fresno State Steubenville Gannon Geo. Wash North Carolina Georgia Miss. State Berea Hiram Rice Tulane San Diego Ucla Southern Cal Loyola Seattle Wash. State NYU Rutgers St. John’s

Murray City Edges Carbon Hill In Rough League Tilt

Murray City Miners rallied to a 35-30 win over Carbon Hill in a rough Hocking County League basketball game. Eight players fouled out and many free throws were missed as Stone Garner and Swyers led Murray City in the late surge while Campbell was held scoreless. Carbon Hill's Johnson led visitors with nine points.

Murray City Murray City High Carbon Carbon Hill Stone Garner Swyers Sonny Campbell Campbell Bob Shuttleworth Johnson Shuttleworth Bookman Lehman Murray Citry J. Shuttleworth Iawyers B. Shuttleworth Devis Kemper Oneness Martin Matheney Dawley Dane Bee

Pirates Trade Sends McCullough and Chambers to Pirates

The Pirates acquired catcher Clyde McCullough and pitcher Cliff Chambers from the Cubs in exchange for third baseman Frank Gustine and pitcher Cal McLish, reshaping the roster in a notable midseason deal.

Pittsburgh Pirates Clyde McCullough Cliff Chambers Cubs Frank Gustine Cal McLish National Collegiate Athletic Bureau Notre Dame

Lamotta Favored in Non-Title Bout with Villemain

New York reports middleweight contender Jake Lamotta as the betting favorite in a non-title 10 round bout against France's Robert Villemain set for Madison Square Garden tonight. The pair meet for the second time in the venue.

New York Jake Lamotta France Robert Villemain Madison Square Garden

Athens American Legion Basketball Prepares For 1949 50 Season

Athens American Legion hoops club adds new players and holds practice at West Side School under manager Nolan Mace. Contact Walter Gall at 27871 for game arrangements. last season the squad finished even in 16 games. Veterans include Ed Meskee Canton Herb Bowman Portsmouth and Mace. New candidates are Bill Van Dyke Tom Williams Brent Reger Rob Bolce and Elza Wyatt Jr.

Athens’ American Legion Nolan Mace West Side Walter Gall Athens Gall Chicago Ed Meskee Canton Herb Bowman Portsmouth Mace Bill van Dyke Tom Williams Athens High School Brent Reger Clarksburg W. Va Rob Bolce Cincinnati Elza Wyatt, Jr

Rome Overcomes Windsor To Win 46 44

Rome high courtmen rallied from a slow start to edge Windsor High of Stockport 46 to 44 on Tuesday night reversing a prior loss. Windsor led 14-6 early, then stalled in the second period as Rome narrowed the gap to 17-15 at half. Goodfellow sparked a third period surge with 12 of his 16 points as Rome pulled ahead 31-26. Radcliffe added four.

Stewart Rome-Canaan Windsor High Stockport Morgan County Windsor Goodfellow Radcliffe Rome Bowles Parsons G. F Cooper Muse Wallace Martin Rome A. F Marinhert Sescaene Linton Rodehaver Sg Falatus OE MelInturf Reis Picard

Rhodes Fails To Get More Bowl Tickets

Mayor James A. Rhodes of Columbus failed to secure additional Rose Bowl tickets for Ohio State fans after a meeting with Brutus Hamilton UC athletic chief.

Rhodes San Francisco James A. Rhodes Columbus Ohio State University Brutus Hamilton University of California

Ex Hurler Signs Bonds Worth 913000 in Dayton

Former St. Louis Cardinals star Jesse Haines now Montgomery County auditor signed revenue bonds totaling 913000 to finance a township water system. Haines cited a sore arm while signing as part of the issuance process.

Dayton Jesse Haines St. Louis Cardinals Haines Montgomery County

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