Athens Bulldogs Alter Lineup for Middleport Tilt
The Athens Bulldogs host Middleport as Trautwein starts at center and Ferguson may be out for Army duties. Coach Trautwein reshuffles, Durtree Mills Triipp named in starting five with Walters and Klein leading the Yellow Jackets. Rotrammel doubtful. reserve lineup to precede the 8 pm varsity game.
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Athens
Yellow Jackets
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Ledger
Bolin
Bill Trautwein
Trautwein
Walters
Yellow Jacket
Grant Ferguson
Columbus
Air Force
Army
Norm Rousey
Ray Durtree
Bob Mills
Jack Triipp
Klein
Jackets
Dean Botrammel
Rotrammel
Ohio Five at Cincy Showdown Seeks Payback
Ohio University heads to Cincinnati to face the Bearcats at Quent City on Saturday. The Bobcats, 2 straight wins, seek a 3rd as they avenge a 41 to 40 loss last month. Coach Trautwein weighs lineup changes with Jim Mackey pushing for a start.
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University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Quen City
Bobcats
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Bearcat
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Muldovan
Wylie
Brandle
Jim Mackey
Muskingum
Bucks Menace Boilermakers’ Clean Record
Purdue visits Ohio State in Columbus for a Big Ten showdown. Ward Lambert’s Boilermakers, tied for leadership with Iowa and Northwestern, face the high scoring Buckeyes who own a 5-1 conference mark and a 374 point total.
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Northwestern
Indiana
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Women’s City Bowling League Opens Season
The Women’s City Bowling League kicks off its season with teams competing for top honors. Clubs field multiple squads as players vie for high series and individual averages.
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Women’s City Bowling League
Athens City A Bowling Scores Wins Mechancisburg Jr High
The Boys' Clubs of America report over 250000 members while Athens City A bowling scores and Mechanicsburg Jr. High winner are noted in this brief sports and youth organizations summary.
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The
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J T Cardinals Sweep Rome in Wednesday Victory
The J T Cardinals beat Rome 44 to 16 on their floor to extend their county season win streak. In the preliminary, the Little Cardinals defeated Rome 43 to 18.
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Racine Social And Personal Highlights Local Visits
Racine society notes numerous furloughs and family gatherings with relatives visiting in Racine and nearby towns. Visitors include Pvt. Charles Jones from Camp Hood, Ohio residents and members of the McClintock, Cross, and Jividen families, and WSCS committee appointments at the Racine Methodist Church.
Great Lakes Sailors Defeat Bowling Green in Ohio clash
Great Lakes Naval Training Station Bluejackets outplayed Bowling Green State UniversityBee Gees 44 to 37. Schaefer scored 13 and Armstrong 10 at halftime 31 to 24. Great Lakes improved to 22 wins in 24 games. Otterbein beat Wilmington 52 to 36 as Vonovich and Wood led with 15 each.
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Ty Cobb Leads Quiet Life Beside Baseball
Ty Cobb at 58 enjoys a country squire life in Atherton California. The Georgia Peach gardens hunts fishes and watches baseball from a spectator stance while remaining a fiery figure of the game in memory. He worries the sport faces wartime strain but believes officials will persevere and provide healthy entertainment to boost morale for service members.
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Corning Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Gatherings
Corning social notes list a Columbus visit by the Hardy and Preest families to Miss Bella Hopkins and Joe Hopkins. A Rose Marie Kessler birthday party drew Joylynlis Dorothy Gerlica Mary E Stenson and others at her home. Several families hosted or visited relatives in Columbus Athens Jacksonville Moxahala and Congo over the weekend.
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Helen Klarenbeck
Margaret Klarenbeck
Mary Elizabeth Burnhard
George Klarenbeck
John Rocks
Maurice Rodgers
John Exenkemper
Jacksonville
Mary Baldy
Charles Eddy
Ethel
Athens
Ralph Briggs
Sunda
Columbus
Elizabeth de Garmo
Gene Nash
New Lexington
Casper Nash
Martin Stenson
Moxahala
Sandy
Jack Stenson
Dave Neers
Bob Stoneburner
George Wycinski
Congo
Evenine
Eagles To Hold Victory Meeting
Glouster Aerie of Eagles will host Deputy Grand W. President James H. Kellner for a district victory meeting Sunday at 2:30 p m. District No 4 includes Logan Pompey Murray City Jacksonville Nelsonville Corning Marietta Athens Glouster. A large class will be initiated and lunch will follow.
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Order of Eagles
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James H. Kellner
District Victory
Logan
Pomeroy
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Corning
Marietta
Athens
Rev Vian To Preach Farewell Sermon In Glouster
The Bi Church of Christ plans sermons on the first and third Sundays. Rev Homer Vian will deliver his farewell sermon February 20 and will relocate with his family to another area after that service. He has baptized many of Bishopville’s youth and invites friends from Glouster and beyond to attend the closing services. Frank McCormick led the Piedmont League in 1936 with a .381 average for Durham and topped the league in RBIs with 138.
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Bishopville
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Durham
Fullerton's Round-Up Sports Roundup Snapshot
In spite of policy on Washington and draft, baseball men seek official ruling to allow players in defense jobs to leave without being drafted. Pro football previously asked and justified pro status. Guest star Rodger R. Nelson notes Frank Leahy on Army scoring vs Notre Dame. Also: league speaker plan for loudspeaker calls on doubtful plays and updates on athletes and 4-F status. Tracks and military athletes shine in mentions of Cherry Point Marines, Gordon Mackey, Henry Hart, Fletcher Gibson, Pessh Ashby, John Montgomery, Lafayette King.
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International League
Warren Giles
Bernie Golding
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Norvell
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George Mackey
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Henry Hart
Temple
Fletcher Gibson
Pessh Ashby
North Carolina
John Montgomery
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Glouster Youth Wounded At War Front in Italy
Mr and Mrs Dan Gyure receive War Department telegram stating their son Pfc Steve Gyure has been wounded in action in the Italian theater. No details given. Steve served with military police since last July and went overseas in September. Millard Munden leaves for Fort Thomas Ky with inductees. son of Mr and Mrs E F Munden. Sgt Jack Russell returns from furlough to Missouri camp after visiting Glouster with family. attached to the air corps. Amer Slay stationed at Dyesburg Tenn on furlough visiting relatives. Mrs Rodney Linscott travels to Granite City Ill where her husband is stationed. she works in a Granite City bank.
Church Services and Schedules in Glouster
Rev C B Tigner of the Church of Christ announces Bible School at 9:00 with Delmar Gladden as superintendent and F K Peugh as chorister. Communion at 10:00 followed by a sermon on Jesus conversation with Simon. Evening service at 7:00 with an unannounced topic. Rev A G Winkle of the Methodist Church lists Sunday schedule: Bible School 9:30, Morning Worship 10:30 on Prayer Power, Methodist Youth Fellowship 6:00, Evening Worship 7:00 on Workers in the Vineyard. Official board meets after. Wednesday Bible study at 7:00 led by Mrs Ellis.
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Ellis Hausing
Arrest of Parents Charged With School Truancy
Glouster Police Chief Fred Heck, acting as truant officer, arrested Mrs. Martha Martin and Allen Exline for failure to send their children to school. Both pleaded guilty and paid a total of 13 dollars and 80 cents in fines and costs. Heck vows to prosecute parents who keep their children out of school without a valid excuse.
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Glouster Schools
Martha Martin
Allen Exline
Heck
Social Notes From Glouster Gather for Club Meetings
Glouster progressives hosted at Mrs. Carl Pico home with planning by the social committee and Valentine table décor by multiple members. Past Matrons Association to meet at Masonic Hall with a reception for a new member. Rounds of games and readings followed by refreshments. Pvt Vilas L Bailey returns from fur lough then resumes training at Fort Jackson. Glouster residents visit relatives, with Mrs Drury visiting sisters in Middleport and Drury returning home.
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W. W. Bryson
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Ruth Watkins
Masonic Hall
Bradley Denies He Threatened Indians Franchise
Cleveland AP reports Cleveland Indians owner Alva Bradley says his remarks were misunderstood and he never intended to close the park or forfeit the franchise. He says he wanted to preserve standards while continuing baseball and he contacted AL president William Harridge for clarification. Frank J. Shaughnessy is noted for his early career batting .287.
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Ex Buck Star Named Seahawk Football Chief
Iowa City Iowa report says Har old B Cunningham former Ohio State athlete and coach has succeeded Lt Don Faurot as head of the football department at the Navy pre flight training school. Cunningham played for Ohio State and pro football with the Bears Rams Giants and coached at Washington and Lee University.
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Middleport Holds C V League Lead
Middleport Independents defeated Pomeroy 50 to 24 at the local gym to extend their C V league lead. Hysell and Walters combined for 34 points as Middleport surged in the final quarter, turning a 10-4 deficit after one period into a decisive win.
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Basketball Results Jump with Streaks Across the League
Great Lakes 44, Bowling Green 37. Otterbein 52, Wilmington 36. Fort Knox 52, Morehead State 46. High school Lima St. Rose 26, Lima St. Gerard 24. Sabina 42, Blanchester 30. Billy Jurges of the Giants and Billy Herman of the Dodgers both 964 with the Cubs in 1935 to top National League keystone combos.
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