Wellston Driver Arrested for DUI After Accident In Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol arrested Willard B. Fleming of Wellston on a drunken driving charge after allegedly hitting 11 year old Eva May Leach of Wellston Route 2. The girl received treatment and was not seriously injured. Marvin Fleming of Ewington was fined $10 and costs for operating without a license. Anderson Robinson, justice of the peace, presided.
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Gallipolis
Weillston
State Highway Patrol
Eva May Leach
Wellston
Willard B. Fleming
Jackson County
Jalid
Marvin Fleming
Ewington
Andereson Robinson
Justice of the Penci
Gallipolis Mourns Willie Hayward Senior Funeral Leader
Gallipolis with Willie Hayward 87 a well known figure dies at his home on Third Ave. He helped found the local undertaking business and retired a decade ago. Longtime church member and head usher for 35 years his Elks charter member status and 50 year pin highlight a respected life. Survived by wife Nell Gardner and daughters Catherine and Helen Jones and son Gardner Hayward. Funeral arrangements by George J. Wetherholt and Sons.
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Gallipolis
Willie. Hayward
Jos P.m
Mr. Hayward
Second Ave
First Presbyterian Church
Hayward
Aolao
Bowl Openers Saturday Record Crowds Expected
By WILL GRIMSLEY crowds are anticipated for the bowl openers on Saturday as fans fill stadiums nationwide. Organizers say high ticket sales and enthusiastic turnout reflect strong interest in the season debut.
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Indiana
Rowe Laws
al Hotsch
Ucla
Hinos
California
Brunk
Waldorf
Frays
California and Ohio State Prepare for Rose Bowl Duel
Pasadena reports California and Ohio State bring strong offenses to the Rose Bowl. California totals 8708 yards and 405 points led by Lynn Waldorf and Bob Celeri. Ohio State counters with quarterback Pandel Savic and backfield stars Krall Krali Hamilton Morrison, totaling 2071 yards and 210 points.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Ohio State
Golden Bears
Lynn Waldorff
Bob
Celeri
Jin Monachino
Frank Brunk
Pete Schabarum
Pappy Waldorf
Pandel Savic
Jerry Krali
Ray Hamilton
Fred Morrison
Krall
Ohio Staters
Jimmy Clark
Vic Janowicz
Walter Kievay
Clark
Toledo
Logan Chiefs Top Chauncey in Nonleague Battle
Logan Chieftains defeated Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils 50 to 40 in a non league game. Grandy the freshman scored 11 points in the first half as Logan rallied from a slow start to lead 20 19 at halftime.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Chauncey
Chiefs
Grandy
Big Black Cagers Beat Alumni 48-35 at Main St Gym
Point Pleasant High's team controlled the boards and foul line to defeat the Alumni 48-35 in a robust home win. Reece Nott and Parky Gardner led with 13 points each, while Frank Capehart added 12 as the Black squad notched its third straight victory. Billy Sachs topped the Alumni with 13, as efforts by Pete Gardner trailed.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High
Aftumni
Grads
Pete Gardiner
Nott
Tommy Fisher
Blacks
Big Black
Bob Adkins
Jackie Durst
Parky Gardner
Cleo
Red) Reynolds
Chary
Little Blacks
Wahama Jayvees
Doug Gray
Billy Kenny
Billy Woomer
John Withers
Kenny Smith
Ralph Sayre
Wahama
Gardner
Mitchies
Sneocemes Mainsteads
Alumniy
Pete
Chambers
Henderson
High School and College Basketball Roundup of Scores
Newark beat Middletown 46 41. Mansfield 43 Dayton Fairmont 77 Shaker Heights 39. Cleveland John Adams 37 Warren 65 Canton Lehman 55. East Liverpool 43 Ashtabula 42. Wilmington 22 em 52 New Philadelphia. Dayton Fairview 52 Celina 42. Troy 51 Bryan 30. Ohio State 59 Harvard 48. Akron 101 Mississippi College 42. Western Reserve 66 Colby 51. Indiana 79 Notre Dame 49. Northwestern 64 UCLA 55. Stanford 65. Penn State 46. In pro and hockey scores, Chicago 1 Anderson 89, St. Louis 99 Baltimore 63. New Haven 6 Providence 1. Boston 5 Grand Rapids 5. Tonight’s schedules include Louisville at Kansas City.
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Newark
Middletown
Mansfield
Dayton Fairmont
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
John Adams
Warren
Canton Lehman
East Liverpool
Ashtabula
Wesh. CH
Wilmington
New Philadelphia
Celina
Dayton
Fairview
Troy
Bryan
Hamilton
Lockland Wayne
Miamisburg
Col. South
College Ohio State
Harvard
Muskingum
Kent State
Akron
Mississippi College
Western Reserve
Colby
Mount Union
Youngstown
Akron Goodyear
Miami
Rochester
Case
Long Island
Western Kentucky
San Francisco
LaSalle
Santa Clara
Temple
Canisius
Utah
Duquesne
Pepperdine
Oklahoma City Univ
Wyoming
Missouri
Colorado
Drake
Pitt
Indiana
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Aggies
Arkansas
Michigan State
Corner
Northwestern
UCLA
Kansas State
Tennessee
Chicago
Anderson
Syrecue
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Sheboygan
Waterloo
Fort Wayne
New Haven
Providence
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Boston
Grand Rapids
Ville
Ed Sudnick Honored by Cleveland Clubs
Ohio University football star Ed Sudnick was honored Thursday by the Cleveland Bobcat club and university alumni. A plaque praised his athletic scholarship and campus citizenship. The event highlighted Sudnick’s university career and local recognition.
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Cleveland
Sudnick
Ohio University
Cleveland Bobcat Club
Athens University
La Motta Defend Title by March Under Boxing Commission
New York boxing officials face a deadline for Jake La Motta to sign for a March title defense. The Bronx Bell refuses to commit before February 1, planning to defend in June. If he avoids signing the title could be vacated and a four-man tournament set by the NBA.
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NEW York
Jake la Motta
New York Boxing Commission
Bronx
Eddie Eagan
New York Commission
Jake
National Boxing Association
Abe Greene
Paterson
N. J
NBA
la Motta
H. Jordan Lee
Greene
Robert Vollemain
France
Dave Sands
Australia
Ray Robinson
Steve Belloise
Rocky Graziano
Laurent Dauthuille
Marcel Cerdan
Villemain
Kentucky Wins In Bowl Meet In Sugar Bowl Thriller
Kentucky rallied to beat Villanova 57 56 in overtime and advance to the Sugar Bowl finals against Bradley. Bradley crushed Tulane 78 46 to reach the final, while Villanova and Tulane meet in the consolation game. Paul Arizin top scored for Villanova with 24 points.
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Kentucky
New Orleans
Villanova
Bradley
Tulane
Paul Arizin
Arizin
Tigers Sign Charley Keller to Boost Outfield
Detroit announces the signing of Charley Keller, ex Yankees outfielder freed after a back injury. Keller, 33, reports is in excellent condition and could fill Detroit’s outfield gap caused by Dick Wakefield’s departure in a trade for Dick Kryhoski.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Charley Keller
New York Yankees
Yanks
Tiger
Billy Evans
Keller
Evans
Dick Wakefield
Dick Kryhoski
Mulloy to Meet Flam for Sugar Bowl Tennis Crown
Cardnar Mulloy of Miami and Herbert Flam of Los Angeles, seeded one and four respectively, reach the Sugar Bowl singles final after Flam upset second seed Arthur Larsen. Mulloy defeated Vic Seixas in the semi finals. Doubles progress saw Travert-Savitt prevail over Cochell-Larson to set the doubles final.
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New. Orleans
Cardnar Mulloy
Miami
Herbert Flam
Flam
Arthur Larsen
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mulloy
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Cochell-Larson
Tony Travert
Dick Savitt
Cochell
Parson
Travert
Avon captain in coma after football accident
Raymond Urig a 16 year old Avon High School gridiron captain has sustained a fractured skull after a Nov 4 car crash near Lorain. He remains in a coma on day 55 as doctors offer only watchful waiting and hope for recovery.
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Lorain
Raymond Urig
Avon
St. Joseph's Hospital
Honor Roll List for Shawnee Schools by Grade
Shawnee announces honor rolls for the second grading period. Members include Jean Davis and Edith Davey in twelfth grade, Richard Reed in eleventh, Clarence Colvin in tenth, Margaret Burns and Marjorie Sorrell in ninth, and many others across grades from eighth to first.
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Jean Davis
Edith Davey
Marilyn Pargeon
Shirley Jones
Richard Reed
Edward Hopkins
Clarence Colvin
Margaret A. Burns
Marjorie Sorrell
Nancy Blamer
Buddy Burns
Eileen Garlinger
Norma Hoops
Rita Kopis
Shirley McCarty
Rose Marie Sarvis
Barbara Sue Barnes
Nancy Colvin
Tommy Gibbon
Carol Hughes
Earlene Johnston
Walter Morgan
Melani Craig
Mary Lou Slatzer
Janice Grossenbacher
Roxie Peyton
Janice Manning
Jean Manning
Robert Burns
Tommy Charles
Paul Kieffer
Paul Sorrell
David Craig
Eddie Peyton
James Severance
Robert Severance
Lillie Bishop
Bobby Dishon
Mary Lu Hatem
Ottie Opperman
Janet K. Reed
Darlene Slatzer
Paul Barnes
Billy Burns
Grace Davey
Kenny Griffith
Raymond Harris
Tommy Kopis
Jo Puterbaugh
Joy Puterbaugh
Edwin Reeves
Sue Ricketts
Luetta Severance
Danny Arkley
Elaine Burns
Dianne Christy
Carolyn Daugherty
Emaline Giffin
Richard Harrop
Vera Johnson
Billy Kopis
Eileen Oliver
Ronnie Peyton
Dorothy Thomas
Francis Youtsey
Eastern Race Tightens as Reds Fall to Ramblers 6-1
In the American Hockey League Eastern Division race, Providence Reds lost 6-1 to New Haven Ramblers, narrowing their lead to two points over Buffalo and Springfield who are tied for second with New Haven close behind. Cleveland dominates the Western Division with a 14 point margin. Indianapolis Capitols beat Pittsburgh 5-4 in the third period to reach a tie for No. 2 with idle St. Louis.
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Associated Press
American Hockey League
Providence Reds
New Haven Ramblers
Providence
Buffalo
Springfield
New Haven
Cleveland
Indianapolis Capitols
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Penn State Faces North Carolina State In Dixie Classic Final
Penn State and North Carolina State meet in the Dixie Classic final in Raleigh after Penn State upset West Virginia 46 41 and N C State defeated Georgia Tech 57 24. Key players are Penn State guard Joe Tocci and NC State forward Sammy Ranzino noted for high scoring.
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Raleigh
N. C
Penn State
North Carolina State
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
N. C. State
Georgia Tech
Joe Tocci
Sammy Ranzino
Wolfpack
Inspection of White Shrine of Jerusalem Held in Gallipolis
The annual inspection took place Thursday evening at the Lafayette Hotel with supreme worthy high priestess Mrs. Zelma Kay of Middletown as an inspection officer and supreme king Charles Bishop of Ashland assisting. Supreme officers from Charleston Portsmouth Jackson Milport and Pomeroy joined, with Mrs. John Reese as worthy priestess and Chauncey Rife as worthy watchman of the shepherds.
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Gallipolis
Jerusalem
Lafayette Hotel
Zelma Kay
Middletown
Charles Bishop
Ashland
Supreme King
Charleston
Portsmouth
Jackson
Middleport
Pomeroy
John Reese
Chauncey Rife
the Shepherds
Births at Holzer Hospital Noted in Gallia County
Birth announcements list Mrs Clifford Waugh of Gallipolis a son and Mrs John D North Jr of Gallipolis a daughter. Admitted are Mrs Foster G Van Sickle Hogsett Miss Marguerite Goode Gallipolis Mrs Warner Sheets Buffalo W Va James Hess Wellston R Kerr Thurman William R Moore Point Pleasant Mrs Otto S Carter Gallipolis. Discharged are Elma Saunders Miss Betty Canter Mrs Ray Boone Mrs Ralph Parry Hildreth Armstrong Carol Lee Grimm Mrs John King Richard Lee Neal Miss Florence Robbins Gertrude Lane Mrs Lee Harrison Charles Wolfe Mrs John Folden Donald Gardner Irene Smith and Mrs Foster Van Sickle.
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James Hess
Wellston, Co
R. Kerr
Thurman
William R. Moore
Point Pleasant
Otto S. Carter
Gallipolis
Elma Saunders
Betty Canter
Ray Boone
Ralph Parry
Hildreth Armstrong
Carol Lee Grimm
John King
Richard Lee Neal
Florence Robbins
Gertrude Lane
Lee Harrison
Charles Wolfe
John Folden
Donald Gardner
Irene Smith
Foster van Sickle
Grace Methodist news and church activities schedule
Grace Methodist Church lists minister L A Donnally with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m plus youth fellowship at 7 p m. Girl Scouts and Brownie Troops meet through the week, watch night party on Dec 31, and Grace choir rehearsal on Wednesday. St Peters Episcopal and other churches follow with services.
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Grace Methodist
L. A. Donnally
Worshi
Communion Service Youth Fellowship
Failand
Girl Scouts
WSCS
Grace
ST. Peters Episcopal
Kenneth C. Wilson
Holy Communion
First Baptist
W. H. Green
Bible
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
River Traffic Report From Gallipolis Docks
Gallipolis docks show multiple boats in and out including Solvay J Zubic Patriot Peace Semet Jones and Castle with times from 6:30 a.m. to 11:45 p.m. Kanawha river lists Resolute Marmet Bruce times, district boats Titan Creighton Laugh Ohio Dove Lehigh Weir with gauges 17.9 and 22.5 feet and Kanawha Falls at 6.63 stationary.
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Gallipolis
Galipolis
Solvay
J. Zubic
Patriot
Peace
Semet
Jones
Castle
Kanawha
Resolute
London
Marmet
Titan
Creighton
Laugh
Ohio
Dove
Lehigh
Weir
Kaenawha Falls
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Will, Grimsley
Hon Myers
Leffier
Canter
Chauncey Fr
Flor
Showalter
Sufronko
Boho
E. Collins
Davis
G. F
Mvers
Aes
Rafferty
Heft
Cottrill
Chesher
Sté-Man Army
Big Black Cagers
Pacific Coast
Arnold Galiffa
Army
Leon Hart
East
Texas Christian
College of the
Eddie Lebaron
Montgomery
Ala
Fresno
Ineup
San Jose
Texas Tech
Louisiana State
Rice
North Carolina
Dallas
Broncos
Jacksonville
Sun
el Paso
Tampa
Filia
Honolulu
Orlando
Fila
Galveston
Tex
Phoenix
Houston
Duke Penneylvanie
Minnesota
Stanford
Fall River
Mes
Dave Shade
Eduardo Carasco
Lima
Peru
Joe
Monterrey
Portland
Zop Stecher
Chartie Pepper
Fla
Tommy Gomez
Ed Sudnick
Spud Chandler
Fistic Factal
Nick Stevens
Martin Walsh
Middle Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union
Stevens
NYBC
By Jack Hand
Tigers
Savitt
Fiem and Seixas
Sinclair
Ize
George L. Smith
Sinclair Refining Co
Gridder
Coma
Shawnee
Ferry Sales & Service
E. State St
Athens
Kaiser-Frazer
Holzer Hospital
Clifford Waugh
John D. North Jr
Foster G. van Sickle
Hogsett
Marguerite Goode
Warner Sheets
W. Va
Rallipolis Church News
Pinky
Kyle
Kyle's
Athens Motor Sales
W. State
Athens, Ohio
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