Bobcats Score Third Straight Win At Cincinnati
Ohio University basketball club extended its win streak to three with a 34 32 victory over the University of Cincinnati Bearcats in Cincinnati. Star Mark Wylie led Ohio with 12 first half points and seven field goals overall as both teams cooled in the second half after a fast start. Score at half was 23 21 in favor of Ohio. officials were Tehan and Moeller.
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Ohio University
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Queen City
Ohio
Bearcats
Mark Wylie
F. Maldovan
Moorehead
Oldines Daceen
Bob Brandle
Bill Brandle
Rome Issasse
Guise
Rheinhardt
Gephart
Worley
Detroiter Wins Peterson Classic Bowling Title
Harold Asplund of Denver led until an 82 year old dark horse shocked the field. John Farkas of Detroit, an automotive worker with a 189 average, upset to win $5,100 top prize with 1,658. Asplund finished 1,633. Farkas took $5,000, a diamond studded medal and a $100 squad prize.
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Chicago
Harold Asplund
Denver
Colo
John Farkas
Detroit
Asplund
Farkas
Smith Betters Swim Record
CHICAGO Bill Smith a Great Lakes Naval Training Station swimmer and former Ohio State freshman, clocked 50 seconds for 100 yards surpassing Yale's Alan Ford and his own 50.6 mark. Lt Walter Colbath credits Smith as a premier natural swimmer and notes a 1:01 backstroke against Northwestern near world record territory.
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Chicago
Bill Smith
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ohio State
Alan Ford
Yale
Walter Colbath
Great Lakes
Smith
Northwestern
Bill
Adolph Kiefer
Glouster School Presents Four Programs for Large Audiences
Glouster public performances entertained Thursday and Friday evenings at the High School Auditorium under music supervisor Grace Hemmer. The grades and junior high showcased Puddin Head and Punch and Judy with strong campus talent, then the lower grades enacted In a Florist Window while the High School Girls Glee Club presented Miss Caruthers Returns. Attendees saw the Rhythm Band and a cast list featuring 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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Miss Caruthers
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 Host Guest Speaker at Monday Meeting
Jacksonville Fraternal Order of Eagles announces Sonny Sundberg will speak at the Eagles Hall Monday evening. Following the program a lunch will be served and all lodge members are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Sonny” Sundberg
Eagles Hall
On Leave in Glouster From Pest in Alaska
Petty Officer third class Robert Bougher stationed at Kodiak Alaska spends a few days with Supt. Thomas Figley and Billy. He is on a 30 day furlough and will report to Seattle for reassignment at the end of his leave.
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Glouster
Robert Bougher
Kodiac
Alaska
Thomas W. Figley
Billy
Seattle
Wash
Corporal Recovering In Florida Hospital
Mr and Mrs Les Gardner report their son Corporal George M Gassiner of Key West Florida is in an army hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation. He says he is recovering satisfactorily from the operation.
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Glouster
Les Gardner
Hir Son
George M. Gassiner
Key West
Fla
Local Servicemen Honored With Chicken Dinner in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Earl Oliver hosted a Sunday dinner January 30 honoring James McLain who left for Fort Hayes for camp assignment. Guests included L E Smitley Mildred McLain Cleveland Robert McLain Navy Harvey Post N C Kathleen Burns Columbus James McLain Linda Lou Glouster Speen Broad Street movers Mrs Charles Kittle and child join Missouri camp cadet Charles Kittle Sr and others. Cpl Charles Carter furloughing at Patterson Field Dayton. Sgt Foster Sayre hospital in Dyersburg after back surgery. Max Sayre completing guns synchronization and public speaking at Lowry Field Colo now an instructor.
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Glouster
Ear
Oliver
James McLain
Fort Hayes
L. E. Smitley
Mildred McLain
Cleveland
Robert McLain
Navy
Harvey Post
N. C
Kathleen Burns
Columbus
Linda Lou
R. D
Earl Oliver
Rity
Teat’ Speen
Broad Street
Charles Kittle
Child
Missouri
Charles Kittle Sr
Charles Carter
Patterson Field
Dayton
George Carte
I W. A. Sayre
Trimble
Sgt
Foster Sayre
Dyersburg
Max Sayre
W. A. Sayre
Lowry Field
Colo
Greens Run Ladies Aid Society Meeting Recap
Greens Run Church of Christ Ladies Aid met at the Parish House with president Lena Leake presiding. Eleven members attended. roll call with scripture verses followed by a business session. Hostesses Mrs Simons and Mrs Nutter served cake ice cream and coffee to attendees including Mrs Freda Simons and son Danny and others. Delbert Malone returned home from Marietta Osteopathic Hospital in the John S Blower ambulance. Columbus visitors Charles Cordray and family joined local hosts for a few days. Freeman and children from Logan visited Ervin household. Etta Darby and children stayed with Mr Darby employed in Dayton. Mrs Keeton now cooks at Greens Run school replacing Herman Kemptoz.
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Glouster
Ladies Aid Society
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Lena Leake
Hettie Simons
Clarissa Nutter
Freda Simons
Danny
Angie Fierbaugh
Helen Fierbaugh
Lola Gilett
Orpha Ayers
Mary Russell
Effie Cartwright
Mary Cartwright
Simons
Nutter
Delbert Malone
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
John S. Blower
Charles Cordray
Columbus
W. H.fierbaugh
Virgil Fierbaugh
Billy
Cordrays
Etta Darby
Darby
Dayton
Howard Keeton
Greens Run School
Herman Kemptoz
Baseball's Role Lauded By Somervell
New York writers lauded baseball at their 21st annual dinner with sharp satires and praise for leaders like General Somervell, Commissioner Landis, Senator Lucas, and baseball icons. Landis stressed wartime continuity, Lucas warned against non essential status, Rickey received the Bill Slocum memorial award, and Bill Dickey named outstanding player of 1943.
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NEW York
Baseball
New York Baseball Writers
Brehon Somervell
Larry 8. MacPhail
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Slocum
Bill Dickey
Planners Act To Safeguard 3 000 Players
New York reports baseball planners propose safeguards for over 3 000 players including servicemen and minor leaguers. A ruling aims to treat returning players as if in the game, ensuring fair trials with original or equal clubs and preventing indiscriminate reassignment between classes. The committee urged minor leagues to adopt waiver rules during the process.
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New York
National Defense List
K. M. Landis
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Glouster briefs report Mr and Mrs Bert Juniper hosted a chicken dinner for twin daughters Marilyn and Madeline McClellan in celebration of their 17th birthday. Other items note visits by Mr and Mrs Paul Gould of Athens, Mrs Silvey Lowry’s return to Barberton, and meetings of local clubs. Emmett Sharp and Miss Elizabeth Munden host a Junior Progressive Study Club gathering, while Emmett Sharp Jr. returns from Hunter Field Georgia with son Pvt Joe Sh who is ill with meningitis but recovering after sulpha treatment. Mrs Charles Robinson travels to Columbus to care for daughter Mrs Everett Hovenstine who suffered a heart attack and was badly cut from a fall.
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Bert Juniper
Marilyn
Madeline McClellan
Paul Gould
Athens
Floyd McCutcheon
Silvey Lowry
Barberton
P. J. Stanley
Glouster
O. E
Masonic Hall
Progressive Study Club
Elizabeth Munden
New St
Emmett Sharp
Trimble
Hunter Field
Georgia
Pvt
Joe Sh
Sharp
Charles Robinson
Columbus
Everett Hovenstine
Hovenstine
Use of Lard To Be Promoted by Packers
Chicago reports a campaign to urge housewives to use more lard as the unloading of a record lard supply raises concerns in the packing industry. Packhouses seek reduced point value on civilian sales amid lower than expected purchases this season. Private Zoo in Hurst England features a retinue of 100 pets including seven dogs, 30 cats, 50 birds, several monkeys and many pet mice moved on moving day.
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Chicago
Zoohurst
England
Fullerton's Sports Roundup mixes bets and boxing anecdotes
Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr covers stock ideas in horse racing and oilmen funding deals, possible class E baseball resumes for war workers, manager talk with Gabby Hartnett and Bill Dickey, a Fort Worth Masonic Home boxing show sparked by Christmas gloves, Marine boxing at Camp Lejeune, and BTC-10 adds two state tennis champions to a Greensbor o basketball lineup.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
William Helis
Valdiia
Henry Knight
Fred Kuntz
Knight
North Carolina State Baseball League
Fort Worth
Texas
Marvin Bell
Marquette A
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Greensboro
Howard Price
Michigan
Spencer van Ess
Wisconsin
Mustering-Out Pay Initiated for 1.3 Million Veterans
The armed services began a $3 billion disbursement under a new law signed by President Roosevelt. Most veterans discharged since Pearl Harbor become eligible for $100 to $300 payments. Automatic payments for future musters. those already discharged must file applications at specified offices in Army Navy Coast Guard Cleveland and the Marine Corps commandant in Washington.
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Washington
Armed Services
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Army
Army, Navy and Coast Guard
Bureau of Supples and Accounts
Cleveland
Ohio
Marine Corps
Denison and Bowling Green meet in top Ohio clash
Denison University and Bowling Green's Bee-Gees clash Wednesday in a pivotal Ohio contest. Denison seeks a top conference standing with a home edge after a 53 39 loss earlier, while Bowling Green aims to extend its two losses against strong opponents. Miami leads the state with a 10 game win streak and travels to Canisius, as Ohio State eyes undefeated Iowa in a busy 31 game week across Ohio colleges.
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Denison
Bowling Green
Ohio
Columbus
Bee-Gees
Miami
Redskins
Bowling
Big Red
Ohio State
Great Lakes
Wright Field
Canisius
Big Ten
Towa
Bucks
Purdue
Bluffton
Wilber von
Erie Ordnance
Knights
Toledo Naval
Baldwin-Wallace
Kentucky State
Wilberforce
Iowa
Lockbourne
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Westminster
Wooster
Oberlin
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ohio U
Fort Knox
Earlham
Wittenberg
Northern
Muskingum
Toledo
Brooklyn
Buffalo
N. Y
Glouster Masons Meet. Soldier Dunlevy News
Glouster Co No 607 F and A M to meet Wednesday at 7:30 pm with work in the M M degree and refreshments. Miss Margaret Dunlevy reports cable from Wendell Dunlevy stating he is well. location not revealed, first news since Christmas.
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Glouster—Glouster Co No. 607
A. M
Soldier Glouster
Margaret Dunlevy
Glouster
Wendell Dunlevy
Columbus bowls set eight 440 teams in tourney run
A record entry of 440 teams is assured for the annual Ohio women s bowling tournament to run nine weekends from February 19 to April 16 at Olentangy Village alleys. The prior 1942 Lima mark was five teams.
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Columbus
Ohio
Olentany Village
Lima
Jug M Spaden Ties Nelson In Phoenix Open Final
Harold McSpaden of Philadelphia birdied the 17th and 18th in the Phoenix Open to force an 18 hole playoff with Byron Nelson, finished 72 holes nine under par at 273. A $1000 war bond awaited the winner, while Sam Byrd and Craig Wood shared third with $500. Dean Sensenbaugher was named to West Point by Ohio congressman George H. Bender.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Harold (Jug) Mc Spaden
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
McSpaden
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
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Morrison
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Filson
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Handica
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Adkins Sever
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Hudson
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Wright
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Reiker
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Martin Piney
Messler
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Cintene Alee Ae
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J, Smith
T. Rose Mene
S. Smith
Rae Wow Mene
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Bob Carpenter
Phillies
Billy Penn
City Hall
Penns
Claude Young
Braves
Gabby Hartnett
Ment
Yanks
Bob Quinn
Rollie Hemsley
Service Dept
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F. T
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Jago
Wood
A. F. T. Collins
Whitmore Graham Bookman MacDonald
Ewe White
G. Fr. T. Wee
Russell
Hallowell Rrrrors
Jago Morris
Ewen Turner
Thompson Shesky
Bookman Smathers
Jug M
Spaden
Nelson
West Point
Dean Sensanbaugher
United States Military Academy
George H. Bender
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