Bobcats Score Third Straight Win Over Cincinnati Bearcats
Ohio University defeated the University of Cincinnati 34 to 32 in Queen City, extending its winning streak to three. Mark Wylie led with 16 points, 12 in the first half, as both teams tightened after a fast start and finished with strong defensive pressure.
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Detroit Bowler Wins Peterson Classic Upset Title
Harold Asplund of Denver led late in the 81st Peterson individual bowling tournament until John Farkas of Detroit, an automotive worker with a 189 average, surged to win with 1,658 beating Asplund’s 1,683 for the $5,000 main prize plus a $100 squad award and a diamond medal.
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Denver
Colo
John Farkas
Detroit
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Farkas
Smith Betters Swim Record
Bill Smith, 19, swimming for Great Lakes Naval Training Station, set a 100 yard freestyle time of 50.0 seconds, beating Yale's Alan Ford and his own 50.6 record. Lt. Walter Colbath calls Smith the greatest natural swimmer, noting a backstroke effort at 1:01 under Adolph Kiefer's world record.
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Aes
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Ohio State
Alan Ford
Yale
Walter Colbath
Great Lakes
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Northwestern
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Adolph Kiefer
Glouster School Holds Four Programs For Big Audience
Glouster high and grade students entertained large crowds Thursday and Friday in the High School Auditorium. The grades presented Puddin Head and In a Florist Window while the Junior High pact presented Punch and Judy. Friday featured Miss Caruthers Returns by the High School Girls Glee Club with a humorous plot about an art club fund. Performers included Anne Davis Pat Smith Anna Lou Davis Mildred Winkle Evelyn McGair Jeannine Hines Leona Walzak Virginia Wade Opal Jewell Betty Kittle Vera Waymer Joan Cotter Barbara Dunlevy.
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Anne Davis
Pat Smith
Anna Lou Davis
Mildred Winkle
Evelyn McGair
Jeannine Hines
Leona Walzak
Virginia Wade
Opal Jewell
Betty Kittle
Vera Waymer
Joan Cotter
Barbara Dunlevy
Eagles To Have Guest Speaker at Monday Meet
Jacksonville Fraternal Order of Eagles officers announce Sonny Sundberg will be the guest speaker at the meeting in Eagles Hall Monday evening. Following the program lunch will be served. Members urged to attend.
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Sonny” Sundberg
Eagles Hall
On Leave in Glouster From Post in Alaska
Petty Officer third class Robert Bougher, stationed at Kodiak Alaska, is spending a few days with Supt. and Mrs. Thomas W Figley and Billy. He is on a 30 day furlough and will report to Seattle Washington for reassignment after.
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Robert Bougher
Kodiac
Alaska
Thomas W. Figley
Billy
Seattle
J Wash
Corporal Gardner Recovering From Appendicitis in Key West Army Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Les Gardner of Glouster report their son Cpl. George M. Gardner, stationed in Key West Florida, is in an army hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation. He says he is recovering satisfactorily.
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George M. Gardner
Key West
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Service Men of Area of Glouster Honored at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Earl Oliver entertained with a chicken dinner Sunday January 30 in honor of Mrs Oliver s son James McLain who left for Fort Hayes to be assigned to a camp. Attending were L E Smitley Mildred McLain Cleveland Robert McLain Navy Harvey Post N C Kathleen Burns Columbus James McLain Linda Lou Glouster R D 2 and the host and hostess Mrs Earl Oliver and Mrs McLain. Linda Lou will move into Broad Street property vacated by Earl Johnson. Mrs Charles Kittle and child left for a Missouri camp to join her husband and will return Tuesday. Cpl Charles Carter at Patterson Field Dayton is spending a 12 day furlough with his parents. W A Sayre Trimble learns his son Sgt Foster Sayre is in Dyersburg Hospital for back surgery from a spine injury. Max Sayre recently completed synchronizing guns and public speaking at Lowry Field Colo and is now an instructor there.
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Fort Hayes
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Cleveland
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Columbus
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Lowry Field
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Greens Run Ladies Aid Meets at Parish House
Greens Run Church of Christ Ladies Aid met at the Parish House with president Lena Leake in charge. Eleven members attended and shared verses of Scripture. After a business session, Hettie Simons and Clarissa Nutter served cake ice cream and coffee to attendees. Delbert Malone returned home from Marietta Osteopathic Hospital in the Blower ambulance.
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Mary Russell
Effie Cartwright
Mary Cartwright
Simons
Nutter
Delbert Malone
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Baseball's Role Lauded By Somervell
New York reporters praised baseball at their 21st annual dinner while Generals Somervell and MacPhail, Senator Lucas, and Commissioner Landis urged morale support and wartime duty. Branch Rickey received the Bill Slocum memorial award and Bill Dickey was named outstanding player of 1943.
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New York Baseball Writers
Brehon Somervell
Larrys. MacPhail
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Baseball
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Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Slocum
Bill Dickey
Planners Act To Safeguard 3 000 Players
New York report outlines a baseball plan to protect servicemen players, numbered over 3 500, with reassignment safeguards. The major minor league planning committee led by Commissioner K M Landis proposes that returning players receive fair trials with their clubs or an equal rank, and urges minor leagues to adopt waiver rules during the transition to avoid indiscriminate moves between classes.
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Baseball
National Defense List
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Twin Daughters Birthday
Glouster Social Notes report Bert Juniper hosting a chicken dinner for twin daughters Marilyn and Madeline McClellan’s seventeenth birthday. Nearby, Paul Gould and Mrs Athene Gould visited relatives in Glouster while Mrs Silvey Lowry returned to Barberton. Thea Chanter hosts a meeting at Masonic Hall with the O E S. Junior Progressive Study Club plans 7:30 pm gathering at Miss Elizabeth Munden’s home. Emmett Sharp and wife return from Hunter Field Georgia where son Pvt Joe Sharp is in hospital with meningitis, improving after sulpha treatment. Mrs Charles Robinson travels to Columbus to care for daughter Mrs Everett Houenstine, who suffered a heart attack and facial injuries from a fall.
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Madeline McClellan
Paul Gould
Athens
Floyd McCutcheon
Silvey Lowry
Barberton
P. J. Stanley
Glouster
Thea Chanter
Masonic Hall
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Elizabeth Munden
New St
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Hunter Field
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Columbus
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Use of Lard To Be Promoted by Packers
CHICAGO The unloading of the largest supply of lard in history worries packers who announced today a campaign urging housewives to use more lard. The packing industry also asks for a reduction in point value as civilian consumer land sales fall below normal for the season.
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Private zoo owner moves with 100 pets to England
Mrs. MacLaren Morrison relocates from London to Chiselhurst, bringing over 100 pets including seven dogs, 30 cats, 50 birds, several monkeys, and many mice that must be trapped during moving day.
Fullerton's Sports Roundup featuring Helis Knight and boxing notes
William Helis and Henry Knight loom in a disputed Valdina horse deal as Kights' funding via auto sales prompts tension with Fred Kuntz. State baseball league eyed for Class E play aiding war workers. Phillies emblem search pivots to Billy Penn statue idea. Fort Worth Masonic Home boxers explain gift of gloves driving sudden boxing interest. Marines boxing constraints at Camp Lejeune, BTC 19 basketball team at Greensboro blends tennis champions into team rosters.
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New York
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Valdiia
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Fred Kuntz
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Howard Price
Michigan
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Wisconsin
Mustering-Out Pay Is Started Amid War Disbursement Plan
The armed services began a $3 billion disbursement effort for mustering-out pay granted by a new law signed by President Roosevelt. About 1.3 million veterans discharged since Pearl Harbor become eligible for $100 to $300 payments. Future musterings will be automatic while WWII veterans already discharged must file applications at specified finance offices and commandants.
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Denison Bowling Green Clash Wednesday in Top Ohio Contest
Denison the Big Red hosts Bowling Green Bee Gees in a key midweek clash as both teams chase strong records in Ohio and the Big Ten gaze shifts toward Ohio State. Miami leads the state, while Ohio State prepares to face undefeated Iowa with two home games on the slate.
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Glouster Masons Meet for Worthy Work and News
Glouster No. 607 F and A M plans a Wednesday evening gathering at 7 30 with M M degree work and refreshments. Miss Margaret Dunlevy reports a cable from Sir Wendell Dunlevy saying he is well, location undisclosed, first news since Christmas.
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Record entry flood boosts Ohio women’s bowling tourney
A record entry of 440 teams is assured for the Ohio women’s bowling tournament spanning nine weekends from February 19 to April 16 at Clentan Village alleys. The previous old record of five clubs stood since 1942 in Lima.
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Ohio
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Jug M'Spaden Ties Nelson In Phoenix Open Playoff
Harold McSpaden of Philadelphia tied Byron Nelson at 273 nine under par after the final round at Phoenix Open. McSpaden birdied the 17th and 18th to force an 18 hole playoff for first prize a $1000 war bond. Sam Byrd and Craig Wood shared third and fourth with 180.
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Ariz
Harold
Jug) Mc Spaden
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
McSpaden
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
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Dean Sensanbaugher Named To West Point By Bender
Dean Sensanbaugher backfield star on Ohio State's 1943 football team was appointed to the United States Military Academy yesterday by Ohio congressman-at-large George H. Bender of Cleveland.
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Dean Sensanbaugher
Ohio State
United States Military Academy
Ohio
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