Bobcat cage season opener at Athens faces early test
University of Athens hosts a season opener with the Bobcats facing Rice in a 8 oclock main game after a 6:30 prelim by cadet teams from Companies and B of the ASTP. Coach Trautwein introduces a mostly first college contest lineup with four freshmen and one junior, aiming to translate high school skills to college pace under a demanding offense.
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Rice
ASTP
W. J. Trautwein
Rautwein
Duta
Hitler
Trautwein
Bill
Pro Kicker Kayoes Himself and Wins Whacky 1943 Honors
A football player fractured his skull by kicking himself in the head during punt practice, earning Clint Wager of the Chicago Cardinals top “whacky” honors for 1943. The piece notes other oddities including Jimmy Cain in a referee role, a nightgown mix up, and a parade of strange feats across college and professional football.
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Kayoes
Harold Claassen
New York
Clint Wager
Chicago Cardinals
Wager
Associated Press
Jimmy Cain
University of Wash
Ned Day Leads After First Day of 10 Pin Classic
Ned Day of West Allis Wis tops the first day of the 10 Pin Classic in Chicago, posting 3 367 pinfall and 80 17 Petersen points to lead ahead of Johnny Crimmins of Detroit. The four day round robin will determine the champion with 13 survivors plus three seeds remaining.
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Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Day
Stagg Named Coach of the Year in World Telegram Poll
Amos Alon Stagg, 81, longtime Pacific coach, wins World Telegram Coach of the Year poll with 55 votes. Frank Leahy of Notre Dame is runner up with 20 votes. the 1942 winner was Bill Alexander of Georgia Tech.
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New York
Amos Alonwin Stagg
New York World-Telegram
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Carbon Hill Reserves win sixth straight in duckpin action
Carbon Hill Reserves defeated Shawnee 27 23 to stretch their year start to six straight wins. Shawnee led 12 8 at halftime, but Carbon Hill rallied in the second half to claim the victory while their varsity fell 46 44 despite a late rally.
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Slawnee
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Opperman
Foster
Densmore
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Mee Coleman
Jaynes
Roberts
Ca Richards
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Pierce
Wee
Garvin
J. Coleman
Linscott Eie
College basketball results from AP recap
Bowling Green 66 over Fort Hayes Army 40. St John 69 over West Point Field Artillery 47. Villanova 51 over Loyola Maryland 35. Bainbridge Navy 51 over Mt Marys 32. Ft Riley Centaurs 42 over Kansas State 33. Wabash 38 over Central Normal 32. Eastern Washington 37 over Idaho 33.
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Ft. Hayes
Army
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West Point Field Artillery
Villanova
Loyola
Bainbridge
Navy
Mt. St. Mary's
Ft. Riley Centaurs
Kansas State
Wabash
Central Normal
Eastern Wash
Idaho
Chauncey-Dover Student Injured After Stage Fall
Chauncey Harley Lanning Jr. of Chauncey-Dover High School fractured the index finger knuckle on his right hand in a fall from the Chauncey Gymnasium stage Wednesday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harley Lanning of Millfield.
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Harley Lanning, Jr
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey Gymnasium
Harley (Toots) Lanning
Millfield
Southeastern civilian football talk surfaces at conference meeting
In Nashville officials and coaches from Alabama Georgia LSU discussed resuming 1944 football with civilian freshman teams. Vanderbilt and others already used informal or Navy V-12 programs while several SEC schools still suspended play.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southeastern
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana State
Frank Thomas
Wallace Butts
T. P. Heard
L.S.U
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Army Engineering
Starkville
L.S.A
Tennessee
Auburn
Florida
Kentucky
University of Mississippi
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Georgia Tech
Navy
Chauncey Church of God Holds Sunday Services
Pastor Chauncey Howard Pennell will supervise Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Clarence Way will preach at 10 30 a m and 7 p m. Flo Kelzenburg leads the young people's meeting at 6 15 p m at the church.
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Howard Pennell
Church of God
Clarence Way
Young People
Flo Kelzenburg
Plains Nazarene Church to Host Sunday Services and Dance
The Plains Services CHAUNCEY Frank Noel will preach Sunday December 12 at 10 45 am and 7 pm Sunday School led by Mrs Carrie Channel at 9 30 am CHAUNCEY Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers will hold a dance in the Robinson building Saturday night December 11 with music by a stringed orchestra
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Frank Noel
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Robinson Building
Time Card Time Adjustments for Rail Schedules
A list converts listed timetable times from local to Eastern Standard via subtracting one hour. Includes Baltimore Ohio No 44 Daily No 2 National Limited and Chesapeake and Ohio Mo 30 Arrives Southbound with daily except Sunday notes and multiple northbound and southbound entries.
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Athens
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Ohio
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Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Postwar USA Ball
Madison Square Garden directors decided against buying the Yankees citing management worries at 4 million. Paul Brown notes football crisis endurance with many players potentially eligible for military service. Proceeds from tennis fundraising near 20 thousand for the Red Cross. AAU overhauls district leadership. new brass-hat trend likely. Maj. Smith sports a mustache as good luck charm from Midway, orders from the general.
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Chauncey Railroad Man Injured in Corning Yard Accident
Chauncey brakeman Wiley Ryan age 37 suffered a badly crushed right foot when a car passed over it in Corning railroad yards. He was taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus. doctors will attempt to save the foot though amputation was possible. His wife Ivalue Huddy Ryan and daughter Shirley accompanied him.
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Wiley Ryan
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Columbus
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Shirley
Chauncey High School
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Post Childress announce birth of six pound son
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Post announce the birth of a six pound son on Tuesday December 7 at St Thomas Hospital Akron The father serves overseas Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Russell Childress near Chauncey Mr and Mrs Herman Post Akron and great grandmother Mrs Tish Childress Mill St Chauncey
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Gerald A. Post
Hazel Childress
St. Thomas Hospital
Akron
Russell Childress
Herman Post
Tish Childress
Mill St
Parish Announces Sunday Church Services and Speakers
The Church of Christ in Chauncey lists services with speakers Gilbert Courtney at Greens Run 9 30 a m Chauncey 10 30 a m Trimble 7 p m and Glaze Thompson at Taylor Ridge 9 30 Millfield 10 30 a m.
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Church of Christ Parish
Gilbert Courtney
Greens Run
Trimble
Glaze Thompson
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Tippie Son Reported Safe in Italy
Chauncey Indiana couple Mr and Mrs Charles W Tippie say their son Glen nile Ted Tippie has phoned to report he is well and currently somewhere in Italy after weeks without contact.
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Charles W. Tippie
Glennile
Ted) Tippie
Italy
Chauncey Birth and Service Updates From Chauncey Area
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Sayer announce the birth of a daughter at their home east of Millfield on December 8 weighing 8 pounds named Karen Diane. Pvt Raymond Durst of the Air Corps has been transferred to Chandler Arizona from Los Angeles. he is son of Homer Durst and Mary Bradshaw formerly of Chauncey now of Mentor Ohio. Paul Porter Jr. of Chauncey writes from Italy after weeks of silence confirming his status there.
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the Plains
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Mansfield
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Millfield
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Athens
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Homer Durst
Mary Bradshaw
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Mentor
Ohio
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Mabel Howard
Italy
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Elder Dornberg to Preach at Seventh Day Adventist Chauncey
Pastor Chauncey Charles Dornberg of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will preach Saturday at 9 30 a m The Sunday School follows at 10 30 directed by Mrs Juanita Lookado in Chauncey
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Charles Dornberg
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Juanita Lookado
Chauncey Church Announces Sunday Services
At Christ Church Chauncey Sunday School starts 9 30 a m followed by Communion of the Lord s Supper at 10 30 and morning worship with a sermon by Rev Gilbert Courtney.
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Church of Christ, Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Return to Florida After Visit in Ohio
Lieut. F. G. Kouri and wife left Nelsonville today for Camp Murphy near West Palm Beach Florida. They have been guests of his parents Mr and Mrs George Kouri and other relatives. Lieutenant Kouri is with the Army Signal Corps and has been taking electronics instruction at Schnectady New York.
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F. G. Kouri
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Hog markets report hogs plentiful in Midwest markets
The War Food Administration announced growing congestion of live hogs at several Midwest livestock markets. It noted banks, railways, and insurance companies as among the largest users of pins.
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Chicago
War Food Administration
Midwest
Trimble Church To Hold Special Service
CHAUNCEY The Trimble Church of Christ will hold its third religious service for service men and families Sunday night at 7. The program includes a hymn sing a prayer period reading letters from service men and a sermon by the pastor. Letters should reach the minister by Saturday noon.
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Chauncey
Trimble Church of Christ
Lena Martin
Beatrice Vaughn
Levada White
Harrisonville Roll of Honor Announced
Harrisonville Scipio High School publishes a second six weeks honor roll listing students from Grade 12 to Grade 1 with a wide range of names including Anna Circle Elmer Finlan Evelyn Haning Howard Gilkey and Maryellen Jewell among others. Chauncey Mrs Helen Patton Sanders Millfield reports her husband Pvt Charles W Ted Sanders has been inducted and stationed at Fort Blanding Florida.
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Harrisonville-Scipio High School
Anna Circle
Elmer Finlan
Evelyn Haning
Howard Gilkey
Maryellen Jewell
Don Cotterill
Verjean Douglas
Everett Welch
Robert Epple
Robert Pickering
Junior Stanley
Verjean Darnell
Betty Ellis
Lillian Howell
Betty Lou Hull
Evelyn Welch
Helen Alkire
Mervin Chase
Bertha Douglas
Raymond Donahue
Leroy Lambert
Rhea Reeves
Doris Haning
Dorothy Markins
Charles McKnight
Evelyn Williams
Herman Welch
Eugene Reeves
Lelia Hysell
Lavery Chase
Melvin Morris
Flora Mae Douglas
John W. Edmonds
Mary Lambert
Eileen Welch
Darlene Wolfe
Dale Wilson
Fred Stanley
Russell Mason
John Gibson
Weltha Haning
Joan Lambert
Albert Reeves
Lawrence Donahue
Walter Edmonds
Jean Larch
Don Wilson
Florida
Chauncey
Helen Patton Sanders
Millfield
Pvt
Charles W
Ted) Sanders
Fort Blanding
Clarence FE. Sanders
Bulldogs Seek Second Straight Win Over St Marys Lancaster
Athens High School Bulldogs aim for a second consecutive victory as they host St Marys Lancaster at 8 p.m. Bolin relies on returning five lettermen Grant Ferguson Bob Mills Tad Grover Bill Trautwein Ray Dunfee and Jack Trutipo to lead the effort with Rousey Beckley Rotramel and Cable as key reserves in a tightly contested matchup.
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Athens High School Bulldogs
St. Mary's of Lancaster
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Bolin
Grant Ferguson
Bob Mills
Tad Grover
Bill Trautwein
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McArthur
Trautwein
Ray Dunfee
Jack Trutipo
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Norm Rousey
Bill Beckley
Dean Rotramel
Bill Cable
Rousey
Wellston
Older Army Officers Returning to Inactive Status
The War Department allows officers over 45 surplus to return to inactive status. Secretary Stimson announced at a news conference that the policy follows predictions by Chairman May. Also note the Panama Canal’s maximum traffic capacity is about 48 ships daily, 17,000 yearly.
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Army
War Department
Stimson
May
House Military Committee
Panama Canal
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