Speed Gives Ohio Bobcats 58 38 Victory Over Buffalo
Ohio Universitys Bobcats relied on speed to overwhelm Buffalo in a 58 38 road win. Frank Baumholtz led Ohio with 19 points including six field goals and seven free throws while Buffalo center Al Townsend matched that total.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio University
Bobcats
University of Buffalo Bisons
Bisons
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Guin
Trautwein
Frank Baumholtz
al Townsend
Baumholtz
Deinzer
Oil Baumbholtz
Blickensderfer
Snyder
Ofriberg
Ruhlman
Townsend
Heller
Cohen
Riddler
Derbiski
Toledo Upsets Dartmouth Five
Toledo Rockets routed Dartmouth 57 to 43 as Chuck Chuckovits led with 17 points on seven field goals and three free throws. The win followed a busy night of college games with Ohio teams varying results across the schedule.
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Columbus
U.P
Chuck Chuckovits
University of Toledo
Rockets
Dartmouth
Chuck
Ohio
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Public Hall
Miami
Oregon
Wisconsin
Xavier
Cincinnati
Scranton College
Witt Newberg
Loyola College
Baltimore
Ohio Wesleyan
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Buckeye
Ohio U
University of Buffalo
Wittenberg
Washington College of Maryland
John Carroll
Mt. Union
Kyger Personal and Brief Social Notes
Christmas morning services at M E Church 10 30 led by Rev H N Snider. Ladies Aid quilting with Mrs Cora Ward. Mrs Hattie Mack visited Mrs Mary Darst Stingy Creek. Mrs Durst ill. Emma Boice moved to Gallipolis. J M Cooley Logan and Clarence Clifford families Pomeroy dined with Perry Bradbury. Charles and Gerald Tate visited Langsville Rutland. Christmas program at Roger M E Church December 21. 4 H Club met December 12 with Everett Roger attendance and a talk. Anna Ellen Spurlock Gallipolis visited. Gladwin Werner from Dickinson visiting.
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Pomeroy
Perry Bradbury
Charles
Gerald Tate
Floyd Longstreth
Langsville
Elmer Durst
Rutland
Roger M. E
Everett Roger
Mary Kennedy
Anna Ellen Spurlock
Gallipolis
Gladwin Werner
Dickinson
Chauncey WPA Nutrition Kitchen supervised locally
The WPA Nutrition Kitchen is being run in Chauncey schools under Mrs Selah Weatherby. Local helpers include Jennie Courtney Loretta Ogg and Freda Douglas.
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Chauncey
WPA
Chauncey Schools
Selah Weatherby
Jennie Courtney
Loretta Ogg
Freda Douglas
Yale Dartmouth 1988 game pass end zone fourth down
In the 1988 Yale Dartmouth contest quarterback Humphrey of Yale threw a fourth down pass into the end zone and Dartmouth full back Colby Howe batted it down for a touchback. The piece also notes the Ivy League concept and a 1988 Indians Tigers stat, plus a reader query invitation.
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Yale
Cornell
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Detroit
Peanut hobbyist grows peanuts in Newark Ohio
Gail Barrier an 11 year old hobbyist from Newark Ohio began growing peanuts four years ago and discovered the best growing methods for a northern climate.
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Peanut Hobby
Newark
Gail Barrier
Post season grid games split editors on bowls
Henry Super reports United Press poll finds sports editors largely oppose a national college football post season tournament. Only eight percent indifferent and 26 percent in favor of bowls, with many preferring limited entries and noting hypocrisy and holiday page fill.
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Henry Super
United Press
New York
Chauncey Christmas Tree to Be Lighted Tonight
The Chauncey community Christmas tree near Mayor W D Hines residence will be lit tonight with decorations by Thomas Hamilton. The event includes a Christmas Eve candy bag for local children and a community sing with carols around the tree. Committee members are Mayor Hines and city officials including Lawrence Reeves and Wilbur Grandstaff.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Converse St
Thomas Hamilton
Chauncey and Vicinity
Hines
Mayor Hines
Lawrence Reeves
Wilbur Grandstaff
James McCollum
F. H. Staffinger
Arthur Smith
Luther Cruikshank
Saul Border
William Nye
Pupils To Present Christmas Program At Chauncey
Five hundred Chauncey Elementary pupils will take part in a Christmas program Thursday at 12 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Each grade will sing and the Nativity will be staged in three scenes with special music between acts. Christine Brown leads the music with grade teachers assisting.
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Chauncey
Christine Brown
Bertha Bridgman
Gladys Simpkins
Charles Minister
Pauline Keck
Frances Howard
Isabel Schrappe
Shirley Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Emma Beckley
Dorothy Goodson
Imelda Smith
Evelyn Simms
Mrs Fulton Hosts Martha Bible Class Christmas Party
Mrs Daniel Fulton hosted the Martha Bible Class Christmas meeting at Millfield Church of Christ with devotions by Ida Hill and Elizabeth Robinett and a polluck supper. January gathering set with Ida Hill. list of members present. Also announced the marriage of Lester Showalter to Hazel Lott in Wellston with plans to reside in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Daniel Fulton
Martha Bible
Millfield Church of Christ
Viola Howard
Ida Hill
Elizabeth Robinett
William Wemmer
Grover Patton
Hazel Earich
Mabel Smith
Olive Brookins
Eda Heffken
Nelle Russell
Jessie Fulton
Charles Showalter
Lester Showalter
Hazel Lott
Lara Lott
Wellston
Vernon Shaffer
Chauncey Personal And Social Mention
Chauncey residents note Chauncey Mrs Thomas Lowery ill after gallstone attack shows improvement. Columbus visitors Mr and Mrs Pete Pendergrass stay with Roy and Mrs Pendergrass. Murray City resident Mrs Elizabeth Koenig and son visit sister Mrs Isabel Bradfield. Athens guests Mr and Mrs Elmer Bingman visit Chauncey. George Williamson from Chauncey visiting family while working on a mine shaft in East Gulf West Virginia. Harry Noble and wife visit Chauncey from Athens. Minnie Koons returns to Columbus for indefinite visit with son Franklin Koons.
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Chauncey
Thomas Lowery
Pete Pendergrass
Columbus
Roy Pendergrass
Elizabeth Koenig
Leonard
Murray City
Isabel Bradfield
Elmer Bingman
Athens
Guy Brookins
George Williamson
East Gulf
W. Va
Harry Noble
Henry Osborne
Mill St
Minnie Koons
Ida Pendergrass
Franklin Koons
Albany Farm Youth Plans More Meetings
Sixteen young farmers attended the Albany High School short course in animal feeding and elected officers Lenard Davies as president Floyd Williams as vice president Howard Woodyard as secretary and treasurer. The group invites youths ages 16 to 30 to join with next meeting set for 7 30 p m January 5 in the vocational agriculture room led by C W Shaver.
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Albany
Albany High School
Lenard Davies
Floyd Williams
Howard Woodyard
Vocational Agriculture
C. W. Shaver
Dover Grange Plans Chauncey Christmas Party
Dover Grange No. 2646 will hold its annual Christmas party and gift exchange tonight at the Grange Hall Chauncey K of P Building. Lecturer Mrs. Kate Johnson organized a Christmas program with carol singing. Miss Pauline Keck and her social committee will serve refreshments. All Dover Grangers urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Dover Grange No
Grange
Chauncey K. of P
Kate Johnson
Pauline Keck
Dover
Pendergrasses Receive Florida Fruit Gift Each Christmas
Roy Pendergrass and Chauncey received a fruit box this week from Mr. and Mrs. C A Hoskins of Palatka Florida formerly of Chauncey. The box held oranges tangerines grapefruit and pecans as in previous years.
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Chauncey
Roy Pendergrass
C. A. Hoskins
Jake and
Nona Hoskins
Palatka
Florida
Pendergrasses
Hoskins
Chauncey Woman Undergoes Emergency Appendicitis Operation
Mrs George Van Meter a Chauncey resident underwent an emergency appendicitis operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Saturday. She was stricken at work and taken to the hospital. Her mother Mrs Sands accompanied her and her condition is reported favorable.
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Chauncey
George van Meter
Lucinda Lands
Frank Lands
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Sands
Bill Lee Tops in Effectiveness for 1988 NL
New York reported that Bill Lee of the Chicago Cubs was the National League’s most effective pitcher in 1988. He went 22–9 with a 2.66 ERA, aiding Chicago’s pennant push as the league noted few 20-win seasons and notable performances by Derringer and MacFayden.
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New York
Big Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Lee
Cubs
Chicago
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Danny MacFayden
Boston
Clay Bryant
Johnny Vander Meer
Derringer
Panties Story Discredited by Trojan Coach
Duke football's Rose Bowl buildup features U S C coach Howard Jones denying a harassment stunt involving sending lace panties to two Duke players. He calls it an outside attempt to psych Duke, while Duke prepares for Pasadena with concerns about overconfidence and notes Willard Perdue and Allen Johnson returning to form. Duke departs by train and plans practice stops in Pine Bluff and Lubbock en route to Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
WUP
Duke
Southern California
Blue Devils
Howard Jones
Trojans
Jones
U.S. C
Durham
N. C
Pasadena
Willard
Bob) Perdue
Allen Johnson
George McAfee
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lubbock
Tex
Six-Man All American selections announced for 1934
Detroit AP reports the first Six-Man football all American picks for 1934. Nominees come from small rural schools and were named by Stephen Epler, creator of the game. Honorees include Kermit Larson and Darey End, Willis Hall, Raymond Czirr, Kenneth Nuckolls, Lawrence Ellis, Bill McKee, Howard Farmer, and Angel Acuna. Silver medals went to 20 runners up including Dominic Ruggi giero.
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Detroit
Stephen Epler
Columbia University
Epler
Kermit Larson
Darey
N. D
Joseph Yochman
North Jackson
Dominic Ruggiero
Gibsonburg
Poston Church Names Rev Marsh as Pastor
At a recent business meeting of the Poston Wesleyan Methodist Church Rev C H Marsh was asked to accept the pastorate. Rev Clyde Sedwick has served as pastor for several years and his efforts are appreciated. The church will hold a revival in January and a Christmas program by the youth is planned for next Friday at 7 oclock with a large community attendance expected.
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Poston
Chauncey Church Seeks Food Donations for Needy Families
Chauncey Church of Christ invites donations of vegetables canned fruit and other foods to assemble baskets for needy families. Donations will be received any day this week at the church.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Christmas program at Bethel M P Church Knox Township
A Christmas program and tree will be given at Bethel M P Church in Knox Township Vinton County on Saturday night December 24. The program starts at 7 30 o clock and the public is invited.
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Albany
Bethel M. P
Knox Township
Vinton County
Tidball Seeks Davis Cup Doubles Role With Mako
Henry McLemore profiles Jack Tidball who eight years after a fiery youth aims to team with Gene Mako as Budge’s successor in American Davis Cup doubles. Tidball concedes he cannot replace Budge but cites past success with Mako and a matured temperamental shift.
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Henry McLemore
Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
California
Jack Tidball
East
Mr. Tidball
Tidball
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
Mako
Don Budge
Don
Mayo
Elly Vines
Keith Gledhill
Adrian Quist
Don Turnbull
Australia
Tidball Returns to Tennis Form After Long Absence
Tidball, back after nearly four years from serious tennis, says he channels energy into play and avoids cursing. He returned last October and beat England's Eric Filby, Australia's Jack Bromwich, and Bobby Riggs in singles, though doubles remain his stronger suit.
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Tidball
Eric Filby
England
Jack Bromwich
Australia
Bobby Riggs
United Press
Wild Bill Hallahan Receives Release From Phillies
Philadelphia Phillies release Hallahan the veteran pitcher once with St Louis and Cincinnati. He pitched a year for the Phillies and enjoyed his best years with the Cardinals when they won National League pennants in 1930 and 1931.
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Philadelphia
Wild Bill
Hallahan
Philadelphia Phillies
St Louis
Cincinnati
Phillies
Cardinals
Social updates from Bradford and surrounding areas
Mrs. Maud Lambert is seriously ill. Mrs. Gladys Hendricks of Parkersburg visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russell. The Burt family, Harold Edwin, and Charles Buck spent time with Elder Johnson and Willard Stivers family. Willard Stivers of Zanesville joined his wife and child here. Ralph Frye and son Paul visited John Eskew and family. Bible School Sunday attendance was 87. Dana Lambert from Middleport visited Charles Lambert recently. Mrs. Andrew Martin and son Wayne Arthur stayed with Blanche Conde of Pomeroy. Willard Stivers’ infant daughter Neda Jo Ann named. Carleton Richardson visited Burt home. Bradford church program Friday December 23. London telephone exchanges handle over 220,000 weekly inquiries for time.
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Bradford
Maud Lambert
Gladys Hendricks
Parkersburg
Ed Russell
Charles Burt
Harold Edwin
Charles Buck
Elder Johnson
Willard Stivers
Elnora Harrison
Stivers
Zanesville
Walter Dodson
Lower
Thomas Fork
Frank Buck
Ralph Frye
Paul
Bradbury
John Eskew
Win Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Dana Lambert
Middleport
Charles Lambert
Andrew Martin
Wayne Arthur
Blanche Conde
Pomeroy
Neda Jo Ann
Carleton Richardson
Near Troy
Pro Football No Menace To College Game
Colgate coach Andy Kerr argues professional football enhances and does not threaten the college game. He notes pro teams rely on college players and that fans often attend both, with the pro game expanding interest and serving as a feeder to college football. He credits color and spirit for keeping college football ahead.
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Chicago
U.P
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Kerr
San Francisco
Babe Ruth May Announce Games
Babe Ruth may soon return to major league baseball as a radio announcer. All three New York clubs the Giants Yankees and Dodgers plan to air their games next season with Ruth approached by sponsors for broadcasts.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Giants
Yankees
Dodgers
Ruth
Oregon Webfoots to clash with Miami in Cleveland doubleheader
In Cleveland, the tall Oregon Webfoots meet Miami University as part of Max Rosenblum’s all star doubleheader. Oregon centers around Urgel Wintermute at six eight and guard Lauren Gale who scored 408 points last season. Miami, shorter but fast, aims to stay unbeaten after a loss to Indiana. Western Reserve battles Dartmouth in the nightcap.
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Cleveland
O.P
University of Oregon
Miami University
Max Rosenblum
Western Reserve
Dartmouth
Oregon
Howard Hobson
Urgel
Empire State
Wintermute
Stanford
Art Stoefen
Lauren
Hurricane) Gale
Hank Luisetti
Gale
Madison Square Garden
Miami
Miami Basketbols
Indiana
Red Cats
Racine Falls 32-31 In Final Seconds Thriller
Racine and Lucasville played a basketball thriller with the lead changing hands rapidly in the closing minutes. Lucasville scored a late field goal to reach 32-31, and Racine’s Theiss appeared to release a final shot just as the bell rang, a split second too late to count the potential winning points.
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Lucasville
Theiss
Tj Bygrs
Servite
Pivitee
Roush
Liceennseaceed
BSGS
G. Canaswwvnnmeunya
Lucasville C.F
BARGE
College basketball scores wrap round of games
John Carroll 34 Mt. Union 24 and Toledo 57 Dartmouth 43 headline a slate of results. Akron 29 Central St. 23 and Chicago 33 Oberlin 16 featured strong showings. Washington 60 Wittenberg 34 and Duquesne 52 Ohio Wesleyan 28 highlight the day.
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Toledo
Dartmouth
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Oberlin
Washington
Wittenberg
Duquesne
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Iowa
DePaul
Temple
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Butler
Wisconsin
Kansas
So. Methodist
Baylor
Southwest Oklahoma
Montana
Brigham Young
Bradley Tech
New Mexico
Chauncey Announces New Telephone Directories
New Chauncey telephone directories will be issued the first of the year. Subscribers wishing changes are asked to call Harry Hawk.
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Chauncey
Harry Hawk
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