Athens Bulldogs Face Middleport in Southeastern League Clash
Athens high school travels to Middleport to meet the Yellow Jackets as the Bulldogs seek a fourth straight win and second league triumph. Coach Mitch Bolin plans no lineup change, with two reserve players likely to see action. The starting five for Athens includes Mills Ferguson Grover Dunfee Tripp, while Middleport fields Walters Boggs Klein Ginther Koehler. A 7 30 p m reserve game precedes the 8 30 p m main event.
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Charlie Bolin
Athens
Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Bulldogs
Wellston
Dingdong
Rockets
Bolin
Chester
Pomeroy Purple Panthers
Mills
Ferguson
Grover
Dunfee
Trupp
Walters
Boggs
Klein
Ginther
Koehler
Angott Favored In Madison Square Garden Lightweight Bout
Sammy Angott of Washington Pennsylvania is a 13 to 5 favorite to defend the NAB A title in a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden against Bobby Ruffin of Astoria New York. An expected crowd of about 14000 could wager as much as 40000 dollars. Angott recently reclaimed the NBA crown by beating Slugger White and once stopped Willie Pep’s win streak.
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New York
Sammy Ant
Washington, Pa
N.B.A
Bobby Ruffin
Astoria
N. Y
Beau Jack
Angott
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Slugger White
California
Willie Pep
High school standouts dominate 1943 football season
Dinkey Brown of Greenville Mississippi tops scoring with 30 touchdowns and 47 extra points in ten games plus 14 passing scores. Thomas Shorty McWilliams of Meridian shines with 30 TDs, heavy yardage runs, eight passing scores, and strong defense. Bob Fidler of Ashland and J Kennard highlight kicking and scoring feats as enlistment changes rosters.
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New York
Dinkey Brown
Greenville
Miss
Thomas
Shorty” McWilliams
Meridien
Bob Fidler
Ashland
Kennard
Navy Air Corps
Rubber-Soled Shoes Spark Giants Practice Strategy
New York Giants coach Steve Owen recalls 1934 triumph over the Bears tied to rubber-soled footwear. With the Polo Grounds frozen, sneakers provided footing and helped unlock new plays during practice as Washington’s Redskins prep in Westchester.
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New York
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Giants
Chicago Bears
Polo Grounds
Washington
Bears
Bruins
Steve
Westchester Country Club
Dutch Bergman
Redskins
Capital University Cruises Past Wilmington 54 to 25
Capital University avoided trouble, building a 21-12 halftime lead and finishing with a 54-25 win over Wilmington College at Wilmington. Radloff led Capital with 13 points, Wall topped Wilmington with 11. Muskingum rallied to beat Ohio Northern 49-45 as Crotzer scored 17 and Robertson had 16 for ONU.
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Associated Press
Capital University
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Radloff
Capital Attack
Wall
Muskingum
Ohio Northern
Ada
Polar Bears
Crotzer
Muskies
Robertson
Petersen Individual Bowling Classic to be held Jan 29 to Feb 6
The Petersen individual championship bowling classic, the nation s richest singles event, will run January 29 through February 6 in Chicago. Officials announced a prize list of 26400 with top award 4100 and a diamond championship medal.
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Chicago
Falcons Cup Opener From Winfield Five
Wahama's basketball team opened with a decisive 45 to 12 win over Winfield. Sayre and Ingels led the scoring as the Falcons adjusted after jitters while height gave Winfield trouble. Tonight Chester teams visit as Chester swept both games last season. Tuppers Plains High meets Wahama on Tuesday.
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Mason City
W. Va
Wahama
Winfield
Sayre
Ingels
Falcons
Chester
Tuppers Plains High
Hama
Barury
Scincedees
Bob Anderson
Voniscwates
Bill Anderson
Picketie
Pickens
Segre
Sucre
Egeet
Ecente Chase
Tore Sno
Osborne
Craig Wood Tops Miami Open Field
Craig Wood led the Miami Open with a 68 on a blustery first day. Amateur Willie Turnesa and Earl Christiansen joined a three-way tie for third as Wood, Byrd, and Hamilton emerged as potential winners among 124 contenders.
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Miami
Fla
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Wood
Ly Wood
Steve W. Jr
Ens
Willie Turnesa
Earl Christiansen
Orchad White
Winston-Salem
Glouster Personal and Family Visits Reported
Mrs Frances Clark and Mrs Helen Ginnan of Trimble visited Athens on a shopping trip Thursday. Mr Pearl Wallace, a railroad man based in Columbus, spent the weekend with his family in Trimble. Mr and Mrs Melvin McCune and three sons and Mrs Lewis Antle of Trimble visited Hyatt Petit in West Carrollton. Mrs Mary Grimm of Kirtland spent holidays with her daughter and son in law Carl and Mrs Carl Stahl and others in the community. Mrs Ray Cartwright, a State Highway Department stenographer in Columbus, vacations with her parents Carl and Mrs Stahl and plans visits to relatives.
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Frances Clark
Helen Ginnan
Trimble
Athens
Thursay
Pearl Wallace
Columbus
Melvin McCune
Lewis Antle
Hyatt Petiit
West Carrolton
Mms
Mary Grimm
Kirtland
Ohio
Carl Stahl
Ray Cartwright
State Highway Department
Rubber Yardage Supports Life Rafts From Baby Pants
A single month’s rubber used for baby pants could instead produce 2800 life rafts for ocean voyaging. The note reframes material use from apparel to emergency equipment, highlighting resource efficiency.
Cabral Stops Harris in Falls River boxing bout
Freddie Cabral of Cambridge Massachusetts defeated Buddy Harris of Newark New Jersey by stoppage in their welterweight encounter in Falls River Massachusetts.
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Fall Rive
Mass
Freddie Cabral
Cambridge
Buddy Harris
Newark
N. J
Revival Meetings To Open Next Sunday
GLOUSTER The West Side Church of Christ at Trimble will start a five night series on Sunday Dec 26. Evangelist Tom W Butterfield will preach each evening. He is brother of Mrs Arthur Palmer of Trimble and resides in Parkersburg WV. The church invites the public to attend any or all services with start times to be announced later.
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Glouster
West Side
Church of Christ At
Trimble
Tom W. Butterfield
Mr. Butterfield
Arthur Palmer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Church Services Schedule for Glouster Week
Rev A G Winkle announces Glouster Methodist Church services starting Sunday with Church School at 9 30 Am led by Earl S Johnson and a 10 30 Am service featuring Christmas music and sermon by Rev Winkle. Youth Fellowship at 6 PM and 7 PM Christmas program. Wednesday prayer at 7. Church of Christ schedule lists Bible School 9 Am with Delmar Gladden as superintendent and Earl Peugh as chorister. Communion service at 10 Am and evening sermon “The Prophet of the Common People.” Music directed by W W Wallace at both services.
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Glouster
A. G. Winkle
Glouster Methodist Church
Earl S. Johnson
M. M. LeFavor
J. H. Elias
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Church of Christ
C. B. Tigner
Bible School
Delmar Gladden
Earl Peugh
W. W. Wallace
Plan Annual Party by Ninevah Rebekah Lodge in Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands' Club of Ninevah Rebekah Lodge will hold its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Maude Davis's home in Jacksonville on Saturday evening December 18. Election of officers for the coming year will occur and there will be a gift exchange.
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Glouster
Noble Grands’ Club
Ninevah Rebekah Lodge
Maude Davis
Jacksonville
Glouster and Chauncey-Dover Meet on Friday Night Floor
Chauncey Droster Glouster High teams will face Chauncey Dover on Glouster floor Friday evening. On Tuesday December 21 Glouster hosts Murray City with a 7 o clock start for the preliminary game.
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Glouster
Chauncey-Dover
Murray City
New Officers Installed By Glouster O E S
The Glouster Thea Chapter O E S held its 1944 officer installation at the regular meeting with holiday décor. Retiring matron Lena E Davis received thanks and gifts. Edyth Vaughn and Patience Wallace recognized officers. New officers include Dorothy Howard as worthy matron and Ben Goldberg as worthy patron with a full slate of positions. Musical numbers and Christmas carols concluded the ceremony followed by refreshments.
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Offi
Patience Wallace
Lena E. Davis
Esta Haskins
Mary Bryson
Marcella Jones
Ella Morrison
Dorothy Howard
Ben Goldberg
Sara Willis
Adda Blower
Ann Williams
Glenna Reese
Eleanor Anderson
Isabel Vernon
Mary Binderbasin
Marshal
Marcella Jonas
Sibyl Kittle
Ada
Eileen Leake
Ruth
Louise Gladden
Esther
Edith Vaughn
Martha
Mary Davis
Electa
Eleanor Smith
Betty Addington
Sentinel
Alice Keyes
Gertrude Pride
Trimble Honor Roll List Reveals Local Students
The Trimble school announces the honor roll for the second six weeks with students in grades 9 through 12 named. Frances Sue Turner relocates from Kenmore High in Akron to Trimble, living with grandmother Mrs. Lewis Clark.
Maryland in Squeeze Narrow Belt Between PA and WV
Maryland remains a three mile wide strip at Hancock squeezed between Pennsylvania to the north and West Virginia to the west and south.
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Maryland
Hancock
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mrs Kasler Hosts Women's Class Christmas Meeting
GLOUSTER The Loyal Women's Class of Trimble Church of Christ met at Mrs Lewis Kasler for a Christmas party. Devotions and prayer opened the gathering led by president Mrs Zoe Herrold. Frances Clark and Pearl Wallace tied for first in a penny quiz. Guests included Donald Wallace, Charles Walton, and Lewis Easler as refreshments were served.
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Florerice McCune
Hattie Sawyer
Pearl Wallace
Zoe Herrold
Ednaler
Primary Department Christmas Party at Church of Christ
A Christmas party for the Church of Christ Primary Department is set for Saturday at 2 PM in the church social rooms. All primary members are invited. Mrs. Hugh Sweeney and Mrs. Ira Stansberry will coordinate the event.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Hugh Sweeney
Ira Stansberry
Count Fleet Named Horse of the Year in Turf Digest Poll
Count Fleet captured the Horse of the Year title in the Turf and Sports Digest poll with 428 points and 143 first-place votes from 143 voters. Market Wise and Si Rule trailed, while Occupy dominated the two-year-old division alongside other juveniles. The year featured tight votes for two-year-old fillies and threats in the older horse categories.
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NEW York
Sports Writers Day
Turfports Digest
John D. Hertz
Rocket
Blue Grass
Dra
W. E. Boeing
John Marsh
Occy
Platter
Warren Wright
Brown Combs
Durazna
Beatri MacGuire
Louis B. Mayer
Twilight TV
Devil Drg
Panthers Travel to Nelsonville in SEC League Contest
The Pome Panthers aim for a road win at Nelsonvi against the Greyhounds after an opener victory over M dleport 24. Nelsonville fell to the Chieftains by a wide margin in the first leg. Wyoming reports 20000 miles of streams and 130000 acres of trout habitat.
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Pomeroy
Pome Panthers
Nelsonvi
Greyhounds
Thethers
M Dleport
Nelsonville
Gan Chieftains
Wyoming
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