Bulldogs domination seals Southeastern League win over Middleport
Athens High School Bulldogs crushed Middleport 51 to 28 to move closer to the Southeastern League basketball title. Bill Beckley scored 21, 16 in the first half, and Fultz added eight as the Bulldogs built a 33-7 halftime margin. In the reserve game Athens won 35-18 with Moore and Duncan each at 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Athens High School
Bulldogs
Jackets
Bill Beckley
Bulldog
Fultz
Athens
Moore
Duncan
T Beckley
Cavanaugh
Farley
Ok Moore
Casveeenoces
Neutzling
Firltz
Murrayy
Evel
Weneen
Hackett
Bailey
Sauer
Taenae
Wolfe
Seesssen
Ashley
Seesssee
Basketball Scores from Ohio and Nearby States
A compiled list shows numerous high school and college basketball scores across Ohio and adjacent states. Notable results include Obie Wesleyan U4 item 61 and Vanlue 78 over Carey 25 in overtime, along with Cleveland John Adan 29 and Cleveland Beath 22. More games include East Canton 62 over East Sparta 22, Elyria 70 over Fremont Ross 56, and St Xavier 37 defeating Cincinnati St.ne (My) 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohie U
Obie Wesleyan
Tobede St
W. Ve. State
Witbarferes Hi
Cleveland
John Adan
Cleveland Beath
Orange
Mayfielkd
Cayshoge Heights
Strangeville
Cincinnati Wootward
Central Vocational
Cincinnati Elder
Withrow
Arlington
Mt. Blanchard
Liberty
Hancock County
Hreadia
Bloomdale
van Buren
Vanlue
Carey
North Baltimore
Cygnet
Huntington Central
W. Va
Ironton
Askland
Portsmouth
Cincinnati St
Xavier
Belle‘ne
Milford
Greenhills
Mason
Sharonville
Sycamore
Deer Park
Canton Lehman
Canton Linclom
Canton Township
Brewster
Navarre
Middlebranch
Waynesburg
Malvern
Sugar Creek
Millersburg
East Canton
East Sparta
Augusta
Scio
Strasburg
Shreve
East Palestine
Minerva
Hartville
Jackson
Lisbon
New Waterford
Dennison
Carrollton
Hickersville
Etna
St. Frances de Seles
Hebon
Glenford
Utica
Elyria
Fremont Ross
Norton
Arberton
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Mercer
Brookfield
Ashland
Mansfield
Akron
Buchtel
Cleveland Central
Martins Ferry
Steubenville
Bobcats Hit Scoring Peak At Wesleyan
Ohio University Bobcats defeated Ohio Wesleyan 70 to 54 at Delaware. Trailing 29 to 24 at halftime, they surged in the second half with 46 points led by Johnny Muldovan who scored 19 points overall and 17 in the second half to seize the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcats
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Bishops
Ohio
Johnny Muldovan
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton, Ohio note
Ohio Wesleyan 23, Ohio 2 24. The piece surveys postwar use of idle ball parks for fights and circuses, noting parks idle about 300 days yearly and potential profits. It mentions stadiums doubling as indoor arenas for hockey and ice shows as profitable models and cites a minor league club losing money vs profits from renting parks. Frankie Sinkwich to take army medical exam. 4-F status after Marine discharge. Observations reference Ed Barrow, Joe McCarthy, Branch Rickey, and Dodgers fans. Marine footballers in the Marshalls feature an unconventional ground rule for touch football. penalties occur when tackling on dry land but not in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane Suaeouems Ohio
Maeldowan
Brandle
Cayre
Mackey
Nessy
International League
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Wellston 38 Gallipolis 36 in Trimble fund drive report
Trimble Township drive for infantile paralysis victims reports $506.81 raised to date with more from remaining schools. Wellston edged Gallipolis Blue Devils 38-36 in Gallipolis with Homer Burton leading Wellston and H Hutchinson top scorer for Gallipolis. Contributions listed from Eagles and Moose lodges and local organizations totaling 1242.38 at multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Agnes Clark
Trimble Township
Gallipolis
Devils
Jacksonville
Eagles Lodge
Rockets
Umw.a
Blue Devils
Ninevah Rebekah Lodge
Thers
Richard Jackson
Blue Devil High
Vern ‘Turner
Captcha
Homer Burton
Roberts
Ralph Hines
H. Hutchinson
Eugene Jones
Jessie Withem
Victor Berton
Norris
Donna Mae Canaday
Dodson Brinton
Agnes White
Clark
Pat Smith
Smith G. Valentine
Moose Lodge
CSI
Palace
Bernice Wellston
Bingman
Ethel Blow
Louise Gladden
Lois Dunlap
Louise Q
Vaughan
Alberta Hart- Qalley
Pauline Gamwell
Wanda McAllister
Troop 72 Plans Scout Week Exhibits
GLOUSTER Scout Week activities begin today through Wednesday February 14. Eagle Patrol opens with an exhibit at Carpenter Hardware showing a contour map of Camp Hines by David Byers illustrating camp improvements. Displays highlight scrap drives and preservation of paper fats tin cans and salvage materials with other patrols preparing window exhibits for Scout Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Boy Scout Troop 72
Eagle Patrol
Carpenter Hardware
Hines
Ralph Hines
David Byers
Laurel Cave
Magic City Lodge Meets Friday Night
Magic City Lodge will meet Friday evening at 7:30 with practice for upcoming inspection and installation of appointive officers. Refreshments will be served after the business session. Pearl Wallace, who suffered a heart attack in Akron, is now home and able to receive callers. Miss Ann Haskins and Miss Donna Sayre visited their parents in Columbus. Mr. Haskins is in Sheltering Arms Hospital with a broken hip. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McGlaughlin were Mr. and Mrs. William Frazier, Phyllis, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard McGlaughlin and children of Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Magic City Lodge
LOOK
Pearl Wallace
Akron
Ann Haskins
Donna Sayre
Columbus
C. E. Haskins
W. A. Sayre
Haskins
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Erama Binford Branham
Detroit
J. R. Binford
Morgan Street
Sidney McGlaughlin
Trimble
William Frazier
Phyllis
Williard McGlaughlin
Sharpsburg
Glouster Servicemen News From Home in Wartime
Local residents report furloughs and overseas moves for Glouster area servicemen. Pvt Denver Kittle visits his parents Eli and wife in Glouster R D. Cpl Amer Slay spends leave with brother and in law the Slays before reporting to Dyersburg Tenn. Pvt Harry Elliott weekends with parents before returning to Camp Benning. Frank Searles of Elyria, once Glouster, killed in action, two brothers also in service. Pvt William Hanley rests at Greens Run after finishing at Camp Fannin and en route to Fort Ord. Pvt Leo Lemoine, Camp Fannin, Calif, spends furlough with family. Lawrence Palmer leaves New York for overseas duty. wife back in Trimble. Sgt Lewis Stone discharged for ill health, to live in New York. Dale Baughman goes overseas after 36 hours in New Jersey with siblings.
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Amer Slay
Earl Slay
Dyersburg
Tenn
Pvt
Harry Elliott
Marion Eliott
Camp Benning
Fila
Charles Searles
Talif
Leo Lemoine
Camp Fannin
Calif
Glouster
Alice Palmer
Lawrence
New York
Camp Polk
Trimble
Louisiana
Arthur Palmer
Lewis Stone
Stone
Helen White
Lee Baughman
Dale
Andrew Jackson
Cydney Baughman
New Jersey
Dr LeFever Enters White Cross Hospital
Dr E LeFever was taken to White Cross Hospital Tuesday after an accident. He likely has a broken rib and will receive X rays to assess injuries and remain in hospital about a week. Mike Thompson was reported returning home from Sheltering Arms Hospital but will stay a few days more and is improving. Mrs Harry Vaughn underwent a hernia operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital with daughters Mrs Louella Noon and Mrs Dorothy Vernon accompanying.
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Glouster
Dr. E. LeFever
White Cross Hospital
Mike Thompson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harry Vaughn
Louella Noon
Columbus
Dorothy Vernon
Chauncey Church Class Entertained on Monday
Chauncey Methodist Church class met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Lillian Sweeney on High Street. Mrs. Betty Boling led the business session, Ruth Bridgewater gave the devotion, and prizes were awarded to Ruth Bridgewater and Winnie Skinner. The next meeting will be at Winnie Skinner’s home on Jacobs Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Lillian Sweeney
High St
Betty Boling
Ruth Bridgewater
Bridgewater
Winnie Skinner
Jacobs, Ave
Mary Helen Sweeney
Elizabeth Harvey
Nell Jordan
Laura Russell
Helen Nicholson
Men Plan Trimble Revival Night At Church
The Men's Class at the Church of Christ will not meet as usual Thursday. Instead, Carl Shafer announces a Men s Night at the Trimble revival Thursday night. Men will gather at the church at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Carl Shafer
CUNNINGHAM WIFE RELEASED FROM CLEVELAND HOSPITAL
Stella Cunningham, wife of Cleil Cunningham, formerly of Chauncey and daughter of Mr and Mrs William Clary, was discharged this week after major surgery more than two weeks ago. She is recovering at home in Cleveland. Alva Barns of Chauncey is ill with influenza at his Mull Street home. Mr and Mrs Goald Osborn of The Plains welcomed a stillborn daughter on January 24 at Shelter Arms Hospital. Burial followed at The Plains Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Stella Cunningham
Cleil Cunningham
William Clary
Cleveland
Alva Barns
Mull St
Plains the Plains
Goald Osborn
Jean Hamer
Plains
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Plains Cemetery
Ohio Tracks Run Difficult To Understand Why Gov Says
In Columbus the AP reports the governor calling it difficult to understand why operators run races and noting it is unprofitable to engage. The remarks touch on state policy and the profitability of horse track operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Gov. It
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Racing Commission
Sen
Theodore “M. Gray
Rpiqua
Byron Nelson Seeks New Orleans Open Title After Consistent Season
Byron Nelson of Toledo enters the New Orleans Open with a 69.4 average over 36 rounds in nine 1945 events. Harold McSpaden stands second at 70.3 as Sam Snead trails with 70.8 across seven outings. Also notes on Masons meeting and Ohio race track tax talk.
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New Orleans
Byron Nelson
Toledo, O
Nelson
San Francisco
Phnante
Connie Chricti
Wumber
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Sanford Me
Slammin
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Texas
Corpus Christ
Former Millfield Man Killed in Action
CHAUNCEY Sergt. Samuel Baker Sr age 22 son of Samuel Baker 505 W Third Ave Columbus wed in the Third Army Infantry action Dec 10 in Germany He entered the service from Millfield overseas since September A brother Pvt John Baker also in Germany and four sisters all of Columbus and his mother Mrs Anna Warren Carbondale survive with his father ENTERS HOSPITAL CHAUNCEY Ray Leake Trimple went to Columbus today to enter White Cross hospital for further treatment for his back injured in a mine accident He recently spent two weeks in White Cross Hospital for observation and treatment CHAUNCEY Mrs Lee Morgan shau Cincinnati has returned home after a week's visit in Chauncey with sisters Mrs Josephine Lott and Mrs Zona Sapp and her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Friend Love at Athens GARFIELD GRIMES IN CHAUNCEY Garfield Wu Grimes Chauncey has been confined to his home for a week with influenza He was able to be out Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Samuel Baker
Third Ave
Columbus
Third Army
Germany
Sergeant Baker
Millfield
Pvt
John Baker
Gisters
Fern Kennedy
Garnet Keplar
Lucy Hay
Betty Baker
Anna Warren
Carbondale
Ray Leake
Trimple
White Cross Hospital
Lee
Morganshau
Cincinnety
Josephine Lott
Zona Sapp
Mrs Friend Love
Athens
Garfield Grimes
Garfield Wu
Grimes
Straitsville News Notes Party and local sightings flagged
NEW STRAITSVILLE The Eighth Grade held a party at Mr and Mrs James Campbell Jr with students Jack Cheetham Ann Williams Laura Eckhart Jo Ann Ennis Garnet Green Allen Leffler Nancy Hartman Don Brown Lois Carolyn Wilson Roy Grandy Florence Green Jimmy Waldie Dolores Coakley Cathleen Miller and teachers Mrs Male and Miss Miller. Prizes went to Lois Carolyn Wilson and Don Brown. Refreshments served as guests Jane Male Roy Grandy. Mrs Laura Miller visited Columbus. Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens admission for clerk Wayelyn Morrison. Forrest Rose Temple Pythian Sisters to entertain a Valentine party Friday Feb 9 with tuck and punch. Mr and Mrs Dale Thomas visited Corning. Ruth Ann Bell now Mrs Helen Strain of Lancaster scarlet fever. Rev Father Kellerman given surprise birthday by congregation in K of L hall. Cards with money given. Newark Valentine party plan Mickey O Neal to manage Newark team in Ohio state baseball league this season. Willard Mills Bob Ward Willard Mills and Bob Ward attended New Lexington Monday night. Mrs Joy Dishon visited Athens weekend.
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New Straitsville
James Campbell, Jr
Jack Cheetham
Ann Williams
Laura Eckhart
Jo Ann Ennis
Garnet Green
Allen Leffler
Nancy Hartman
Don Brown
Lois Carolyn Wilson
Roy Grandy
Florence Green
Jimmy Waldie
Dolores Coakley
Cathleen Miller
Mrs. Male
Miss Miller
Jane Male
Laura Miller
Columbus
Wayelyn Morrison
Wilson Grocery
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Forrest Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Dale Thomas
Corning
Chauncey
Ruth Ann Bell
Helen Strain
Lancaster
Plains
Father Kellerman
P. Hall
Newark
George
Mickey" O'Neil
Cass Wilson
Eddie Burke
Chauncey—Valentine
Ohio State
Willard Mills
Bob Ward
Millfield Needle Club
New Lexington
Memphis
Nellie Brookins
Converse
Souther Association
Oy Dishon
Spears
Pennock Faithful That Major Leagues Will Play Next Summer
Philadelphia general manager Herb Pennock expressed confidence the major leagues will operate next season. He mailed 32 contracts, announced Wilmington Del as spring training HQ starting March 15, and said the Phillies will field 12 pitchers, five catchers, eight infielders and eight outfielders with coach staff. Earl Mack outlined a revised Athletics schedule with 30 players at first practice March 18 in Frederick Md and games against the Yankees Braves Red Sox and a Philadelphia city championship at Shibe Park April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herb Pennock
Phillies
Wilmington
Del
Pennock
Mery Siren
Johnny Peacock
Army
Chuck Klein
Earl Mack
Athletics
Frederick
Mack
California
Yankees
Braves
Washington
Ecoga Red Sox
Philles
Shibe Park
Sande Beneficiary in Howard Will Dayton Jockey Named Heir
Karl Sande the jockey was named beneficiary in Maxwell Howard s will filed in probate court. He receives 16006 dollars plus 46 percent of the male price of horses and stable equipment, and 20 percent of sale proceeds as compensation for resisting the sale. Howard died in Florida in December and left most of his estate to relatives and hospitals, with an estimated value over 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Karl Sande
Maxwell Howard
Dayton Industralist
Spoksman
Howard
Sande
Florida
Vernon Arnold Reported Missing in Action
Mrs Ada Kleine Briel Arnold of Grove City and Nelsonville said word from the War Department lists her husband Vernon Arnold a glider pilot in the airborne division as missing in action. She was visiting her sister Mrs C E Stalder at The Plains over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ada Kleinebriel Arnold
Grove City
Nelsonville
War Department
Vernon Arnold
Airbourne
Arnold
C. E. Stalder
the Plains
Mrs. Clary Taken To Adventist Rest Home
Mrs Susie Clary wife of William Clary Chauncey was removed in the Jager ambulance to the Mr Vernon Rest Home of the Seventh Day Adventist Church Monday She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs Esther Ferrell of Chauncey Mrs Clary recently spent about three weeks at St Francis hospital Columbus receiving treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Susie Clary
William Clary
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Wellston
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Straitsville News
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