Athens Bulldogs Edge Wellston in Close League Opener
The Athens High School Bulldogs nipped Wellston 36 to 30 in a South League opener. Norm, a sophomore, scored key points in the second period to give Athens a two point halftime edge as Bellamy led Wellston with 12 points before intermission.
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Wellston
Bulldogs
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Golden Flashes
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Bellamy
Athens
Bolinmen
Harold Hutchin
Charlie Bolin
Mutchinson
Chauncey
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Shade
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Ray Dunfee
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Akron and regional teams post scattered basketball scores
A compilation of high school and college basketball results from Akron and nearby areas. Schools include Akron University, Muskingum, Bethany, Geneva, Oklahoma A&M, City College of New York, Brigham Young, Duke, Columbia, Army base teams, Indiana, Wabash, and many Ohio programs with scores ranging from close contests to lopsided outcomes.
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Muskingum
Bethany
W. Va
Geneva
Oklahoma A & M
City College of New York
Aow Island
Brigham Young
Duke
Columbia
Army Ir
Stout Field
Franklin
Ind
Slege
Depauw V-5
Camp Atterbury
Camp Grant
Lawrence College
Town Wesleyan
Penn
Indiana
Wabash
High School
Athens
Wellston
Logan
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Middleport
Carey
McCutcheonville
Ottawa Parochial
Gilboa
Pandora
Miller City
Ottoville
Delphos Jefferson
Kleinmans Attend Graduation of Son at OSU Medical College
Mr and Mrs 8 Kleinman will attend the commencement exercises at OSU Medical College on Friday December 17 at 2 00 p m Leonard Kleinman will graduate with the M D degree He entered the OSU College of Arts in 1937 and continued to the School of Medicine where he completes his course for the degree
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Glouster
Kleinman
O.S.U. Medical College
Leonard
O.S.A. College of Arts
School of Medicine
J-T Talent Featured in High School PTA Program
At the Monroe school PTA meeting Monday evening, members voted to give all treasury funds to the resurfacing fund. They plan hot mix for the area between the Monroe and high school buildings to serve as a playground and parking area during events.
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Glouster
Parent- Teacher Association
Monroe
Pleasant Christmas PTA program at Jacksonville Trimble High
At the Jacksonville Trimble High School auditorium Monday evening the PTA program featured Mrs Myrtle Kasler and Miss Merle Danford guiding a Christmas themed recital. The program included Jingle Bells Jolly Old Saint Nick a cornet duet Hark the Herald Angels Sing a skit A Christmas Fantasy and carols by 45 singers with solos and a grand finale Joy to the World performed by students in festive attire.
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Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Myrtle Kasler
Merle Danford
Elizabeth Murray
Robert Cominsky
Edith Medley
Santa Claus
Little Ann Anderson
Winter Wonderland
Fullerton's Round-Up: Stagg Tops Coach Poll and NFL Playoff Preview
In New York, Amos Alonzo Stagg is named top football coach of the year by most voters while Steve Owen earns strong second place. The Giants aim to beat the Washington Redskins and reach the Eastern NFL title game, with a possible rematch against the Bears. Other notes include Dobbs inspiring a poet’s quip, a Louisville fight club scouting for a New Year’s show, and bookies adjusting Irish bets after Kansas Missouri and Notre Dame games. Also reported are Johnny Pesky’s reassignment to Bainbridge naval station and Marine Lieut Paul Mullen’s fifth aerial victory over New Georgia Island.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
Steve Owen
Steve
Giants
Bears
Washington Redskins
Louisville
Midwest
Notre Dame Seahawks
Johnny Pesky
Boston Red
Johnny Jones Takes Bout In Jersey City Victory
Johnny Jones of Pittsburgh outpointed Mike Bulick of New York over eight rounds in Jersey City. In New Bedford Massachusetts Tom My Bell from Youngstown stopped Bobby Withers of Philadelphia in one round.
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Jersey City
Johnny Jones
Pittsburgh
Mike Bulick
New York
New Bedford Mass
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Bobby Withers
Philadelphia
Paschal Wins Pro Ball Carrying Honors by Yard Over Hinkle
Chicago April 1943 Bill Paschal Giants rookie fullback edged Phil Pitt Hinkle for the league ball carrying title by a yard. Paschal totaled 572 yards in 147 carries for the season while Hinkle finished with 571 yards in 116 attempts.
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Bill Paschal
Jack Hinkle
Chicago
New York Giants
Phil Pitt
Appreciation for Cherry Street Sidewalk by School Officials
A GLOUSTER-A spokesman says the schools appreciate the city for the new concrete sidewalk along Cherry Street. They note the cleared space between street and walkway eliminates persistent mud and will reduce mud carried into classrooms.
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Glouster
Cherry Street
Rites for Hollister Resident Announced
Mrs. Elizabeth Tabaco, 57, died at her Hollister home after illness. A Hungarian immigrant of 35 years, she leaves husband Andrew, daughter Elizabeth Clifford, brothers Steve and Jo Harvard of Cleveland, and two sisters in Hungary. She belonged to Veryohak lodge in Murray City and an international Hungarian society. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Thursday 9:00 a.m. Rev Fr Yocke officiates. Burial in Hollister.
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Elizabeth Tabaco
Hollister
Hungary
Andrew
Elizabeth Clifford
Steve
Jo Harvard
Cleveland
Veryohak
Murray City
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Edwin E. Yocke
Scout Meeting Tonight Planned By Hines
Scoutmaster Hines announces a Thursday evening troop meeting at 7:00 in the scout room. The session will cover a gas notification school with general instructions on informing consumers about gas shutoffs at scheduled times.
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Glouster
Hines
Newsom Reclassification May Upset Mack-Not Deal
Louis Newsom known as Bobo, former Senators pitcher, faces 1-A draft classification action while his former team owner Clark Griffith weighs the impact on the Roger Wolff trade. Connie Mack notes Newsom may be rejected at the Draft Board exam, hinting at possible pitcher swaps if inducted.
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Mack
Hartsville
D. C
Louis Norman
Bobo
Las Vegas
Nevada
Bessie Lucille Newsom
Draft Board
Washington, D. C
Clark Griffith
Senators
Newsom-Wolff
Connie Mack
Wolff
Army
Ohio fishing law changes proposed at public hearing
The Ohio Conservation Commission plans its annual public hearing next Thursday to consider allowing removal of length limits on several species. Waverly district seeks new rules for macrones sauger black bass crappies and bag limit increases plus sale of sanger. District 1 Ottawa requests removing limits on rock bass crappie and higher bag limits for bluegills crappies sunfish rock bass yellow perch white bass and catfish. Vandalia District 6 urges no closed season for Mad River and its tributaries amid ample stocks. A summary of earlier recommendations will be reviewed with a seven member sportsmen and seven farmer advisory council.
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State Conservation Commission
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District 1
Ottawa
Vandalia
Mad River
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