Ohio college basketball notes and national standings
Ohio's colleges split a 46 game schedule this week with Mount Union and Ohio Northern leading in scoring and defense. Toledo's Bob Gerber extended his point total to 284 as Ohio's teams plus big conferences shape mid season races. Madison Square Garden set for Baer Nova 12 rounds on April 4 with census data noting 2 million unemployed aged 14 to 24.
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Columbus
Ohio
Basketeers
Ohio State
Purdue
Mount Union
Purple Raiders
Kent State
Polar Bears
Ohio Northern
Ashland
Findlay
Ashland Eagles
Northern
Ohio University
Bobcats
Toledo
Rockets
Athens
Bob Gerber
Dayton
Buckeye Brigade
Hiram
Muskingum
Wooster
New York
South
Southern
North Carolina
South Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Southeastern- Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tulane
Louisiana State
East
Dartmouth
Cornell
Columbia
Seton Hall
Baltimore
Rhode Island
Washington and Jefferson
New York U
BIG Ten
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Northwestern
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa State
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Washington State
Washington
Oregon State
Vinton Rural Teams Dominate Cheshire and McArthur Contests
In non league play Vinton Townships Little Tigers upset Cheshire reserves 42-10 as Morris scored 20 points. The Tigers varsity won 58-19 led by Gregory with 30 points. halftime 25-8. Friday McArthur visits for the league key games. both Vinton squads hope to extend leads after earlier losses to McArthur subs.
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Radcliff
Vinton Township
Cheshire
Gallia County
Vinton
Little Tigers
Morris
Cub
Tigers
Gregory
Tiger
McArthur
Little Generals
Varsity
Carbondale Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings
The Carbondale Social Notes recaps a February 6 birthday party for Mrs. Anna Howson at her home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mace and families. Additional Sunday visits feature numerous relatives visiting in Carbondale, Columbus, Marietta, Circleville, New Marshfield, Hamley Run, Canal Winchester and Lancaster. Phyllis Betts was moved home from University Hospital Columbus after surgery with a satisfactory prognosis.
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Carbondale
Anna Howson
Jasper Cox
Herman Clark
Philo
John Cox
Joyce
Columbus
Calvin Chesser
Silas Dunlop
Lydia Stanley
Pearl
Barbara Jeannine Lowry
Marietta
Walter Davis
R. P. Enderlin
Circleville
M. J. Callahan
Rose Tefft
Leo Kennard
Virginia
Patricia
New Marshfield
Hazel Dust
Guy Adams
Connett
Marve Brooks
Grace Treadway
Fred Lanning
New Floodwood
Thomas Mills
Wilbur Young
Danny
Hamley Run
Clell Pinney
Zion
Hiram Holland
Olan Carpenter
Carlin
Logan
George Carlin
Delbert Nutter
Sue Ann
Jane Doolittle
Lancaster
Ahlan
McKechnie Faces Lightest Reds Pitching Arm in Years
Cincinnati Reds head Bill MecKechnie may enjoy fewer pitching headaches as 1941 likely pitching staff includes 12 pitchers at Plant Field Tampa two weeks away. Gabe Paul notes small staff means fewer to watch and more focus on other positions. Key additions Monte Pearson and Bob Logan backstop a mix with Derringer, Walters, Thompson, Vander Meer and Beggs plus Hutchings or Logan. Logan may win the lefty role over Hutchings. Vander Meer returns from Indianapolis with reinvigorated control.
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Cincinnati
Gabriel Paul
Cincinnati Reds
Bill MecKechnie
Plant Field
Tampa
Gabe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
American Loop
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
McKechnie
Monte Pearson
New York Yankees
Bob Logan
Indianapolis
Pearson
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Gene Thompson
Whitey Moore
Jim Turner
Johnny Vander Meer
Joe Beggs
Johnny Hutchings
Logan
Hutchings
Johnny Vander
Meer
Philadelphia
Reds
Vandy
Witt Guise
Columbia
S. C
Cleveland Lightweight Debut for Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland’s Jimmy Bivins will make his light heavyweight debut in a 10 round bout on February 19 in Cleveland against Pete Tamalonis of Ithaca New York. Bivins has a 19 win 1 loss record as a middleweight.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Bivins
Pete Tamalonis
Ithaca
N. Y
Bivins
Ma Honing Open joins golfdom Big Time purse $5,000
Youngstown hosts the Ma Honing Open in golfdom's Big Time series with a $5,000 purse. The 72 hole three day event is scheduled for late June or early July.
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Youngstown
Golfdom
Crumbs from the Sports World and City News
A light collage notes poll results on eye appeal and celebrity mentions. It cites Tommy Harmon and Sonja Henie as having the prettiest peepers, plus comments from Gus Tebell and Earl Blaik. Updates cover Benny Leonard’s restaurant, Watson Clark’s city post, Kansas State football dorms, and pro football interest.
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New York
Society of
Opticians
Tommy Harmon
Sonja Henie
Gus Tebell
U. of Virginia
Bill
Benny Leonard
Lawson Little wins Texas Open in four under par
Lawson Little, defending U S open champion, shot 67 to finish 273 and win $5 000 at the Texas Open, three strokes ahead of Ben Hogan. Merv Shea beat Lloyd Brown 2 and 1 for a baseball golf tourney title.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Lawson Little
Ben Hogan
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Merv Shea
Detroit Tigers
Lloyd Brown
Phillies
Boston
Bob Quinn
Bees
Casey Stengel
Detroit
tTigers
Earl Averill
Miami
Warren Wright
Whirlaway
Cocoanut Grove
Hialeah
Los Angeles
B. Simpson
Santa Anita
Midand
Baltimore
Maryland
Jockey Club
Fred Walcott
Earle Meadows
A. A
West Palm Beach
Jack Kramer
Hal Surface
Bobby Riggs
Wayne Sabin
South Florida
Pauline Betz
Dorothy Bundy
New York
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Don Miller in Line for Notre Dame Athletic Director Job
Don Miller the Cleveland lawyer and one of the Four Horsemen has the inside track for Notre Dame's athletic director post if he wants it. He was to meet with Father Hugh O'Donnell on the vacancy created by Elmer Layden's resignation as AD and football coach.
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South Bend
Ind
Don Miller
Cleveland
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Miller
Hugh O'Donnell
Elmer Layden
Layden
Rence T. (Buck) Shaw
Santa Clara
Father O'Donnell
Rockbridge Tops Gibisonville in Hocking County Showdown
Rockbridge defeated Gibisonville 39 to 16 at Good Hope school in Saturday night action. Rockbridge Juniors won 20 to 18, with Waltz leading scoring and Mark Wylie held to limit the champs’ biggest threat as a record Logan crowd looked on.
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LOGAN
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Hocking County
Good Hope
Rockbridge Juniors
Mark Wylie
Pomeroy Panthers Hold Off Nelsonville In Narrow Victory
The Pomeroy Panthers defeated Nelsonville 40 to 26 as a late surge narrowed the gap to two points. Coach Clark shuffled nearly two full lineups while Nelsonville kept the same starters until late, with free throws aiding Pomeroy's edge.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Panthers
Nelsonville
Clark
Greyhounds
Ghent
Keeton
Panthers
Hart
Dover Teachers Will Stage Minstrel in 1941
Chauncey Dover Teachers Association announces Jollities of 41 a three act minstrel to be performed Friday night February 14. Production managers are Charles Minister and Harry McMaken with Paul R. Fiske as publicity manager and Juanita Jones as tickets manager. Cast includes C D McClanahan Paul Fiske Sell Jackson Eldon Jordon Burg Johnston Pete Ferrer Earl Tarleton Harry McMaken Clarice McDaniel Ruth Hartley Naomi Mullins Juanita Jones Frances Howard Louise Nagle Mildred Russell May Howard Agnes Tarleton Florence Howard Kathleen Willis Jessie Fiske Virginia McQuade Charles Minister Mary Carolyn Bricker Christine Brown. Rehearsal for all cast set Monday at 7.00 PM and all members expected to attend.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Teachers’ Association
Charles Minister
Harry McMaken
Paul R. Fiske
Juanita Jones
C. D. McClanahan
Paul Fiske
Sell Jackson
Eldon Jordon
Burg Johnston
Pete Ferrer
Earl Tarleton
Clarice McDaniel
Ruth Hartley
Naomi Mullins
Frances Howard
Louise Nagle
Mildred Russell
May Howard
Agnes Tarleton
Florence Howard
Kathleen Willis
Jessie Fiske
Virginia McQuade
Mary Carolyn Bricker
Christine Brown
Harold Barker Is Honored on Birthday
Chauncey Mrs A W Barker of Athens hosted a birthday party for son Harold Andrew Barker age 19. Grandmother Mrs Barker and Mrs Minnie Stalder presented two large cakes and many gifts. Guests included Mr and Mrs Burg Johnston Mrs Minnie Stalder and Mrs Barker.
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Chauncey
A. W. Barker
Athens
Harold Andrew Barker
Barker
Minnie Stalder
Burg Johnston
Young People Meet At Courtney Home
Chauncey Church of Christ youth gathering held Sunday evening at the Courtney home with Lois Ann Shafer in charge and Mrs. Mlor ence Watkins serving as adult advisor. Ohio State and Ohio University plus 14 other schools tentatively slated to compete at the Butler indoor relays in Indianapolis on March 15, per director Raymond Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ohto U
Indianapolis
Ohio State
Ohio University
Butler
Raymond Sears
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Chauncey District social notes recount Miss Eunice Watkins visiting in Columbus over the weekend. Miss Hazel La Hugh of Athens was a guest of Mrs. Lucille Sanders. Guy Osborne was in Columbus on business. Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin and son of Lancaster visited C. S. Bradfield Jr. Sunday. Pearl Brown, injured in the 255 Mine last week, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital yesterday. Charles Bradfield Jr. was taken to White Cross Hospital Sunday for treatment.
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Hazel la Hugh
Athens
Lucille Sanders
Guy Osborne
Columbus
James Rankin
Lancaster
C. S. Bradfield, Jr
Pearl Brown
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Stout
Charles Bradfield, Jr
White Cross Hospital
Clancy Funeral Arranged for Millfield Church Tuesday
Abbie Clancy a lifelong Millfield resident dies after long illness. Her husband Michael and son William were killed in the Millfield Mine explosion in 1930. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM in Millfield Church.
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Abbie Clancy
Millfield
Michael Clancy
William
Osbornes Host CHAUNCEY Circle in Local Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Osborne entertained guests Mrs. B Noble and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Bingman and children Richard and Jean, Hal Osborne, Athens, Richard Osborne visiting from Maxwell Field Alabama, Dane and Henry Osborne family members, Bernard Bingman, Vere Ridge, with Ida Schoonover sidelined by a foot injury. The Millfield Church of Christ official board meets Saturday at seven at the home of Mrs. Harold Blower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Henry Osborne
B. Noble
Billy
E. L. Bingman
Richard and
Jean
Hal Osorne
Athens
Richard Osborne
Dane Osborne
Bernard Bingman
Vere Ridge
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Ala
Millfield Church of Christ
Harold Blower
Local Personal and Social Briefs from Mineral Area
Mr and Mrs G F E Betts hosted a chicken dinner for Donald Betts fourth birthday with Blanche Hill and daughters visiting from Carbondale. Townsend announce birth of a daughter. they have two other daughters and two sons. Athens visitors and church services noted. families moving near Mineral and funeral services attended in New Marshfield.
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Mineral
G. FE. Betts
Donald
Blanche Hill
Jane
Luella
Carbondale
Frank MecDaniel
Lenora Johnson
Forrest
Robinett Ridge
Robert Townsend
Errett Carmen
Athens
Ralph Gibson
Minnie Shingler
Lloyd Shingler
Manning
McAfee
Methodist
Carroll Chesser
Everett Addis
Hysell
Plan Lodge Party CHAUNCEY Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
The CHAUNCEY Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge hosts a tots party with an exchange of Valentines Thursday night at 7 oclock. The event invites members to attend and participate in the planned activities.
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Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Alcatraz Ham Burger Fry Welcomes New Sigma Lambda Tau Neophytes
Rio Grande reports Sigma Lambda Tau held a ham burger fry at the farm dormitory for pledges, with two neophytes Stanley Kitts and James Piper initiated. Ed Win Edleblute leads the new president as the fraternity plans more social events. Local hosts Mrs. Allen and the Woods family hosted gatherings amid visits from Portsmouth and Procterville residents.
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Rio Grande
Wyatt
Porter
Evans
Alcatraz
Sigma Lambda Tau
Ray Crabtree
Stanley Kitts
Haverhill
James Piper
Bidwell
Edwin Edleblute
Allen
Rock
Harry Woods
Portsmouth
Woods
Baby
Columbus
Cecil McCaun
Procterville
Frank Allen
Dick Fisher Leads Buckeyes In Big Ten Scoring
Ohio State guard Dick Fisher tops the Big Ten scoring race with 15 points in a 49 to 44 upset of Iowa. Wisconsin drops, Purdue win boosts standings as Indiana and Minnesota face key tests in a crowded conference schedule.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Dick Fisher
Purdue
Iowa
Fisher
Wisconsin
Gene England
Bucks
Ohio
Minnesota
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Hoosiers
Badgers
Northwestern
Evanston
Pennsville Personal And Social Briefs
The Women's Society of Christian Service will meet Feb. 12 with Mrs. Ted Hilaman for a covered dish dinner and work. Robby Dougan will travel to Columbus for an examination before camp. Several local visits and family updates noted, including relations from Gallipolis Malta and Thomas West Virginia.
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Pennsville
Women's Society of Christian Service
Ted Hilaman
Joe Butcher
King
Beallesville
H. C. Beckett
Gallipolis
Bertha Williams
Lucy Dougan
Frank Gifford
Nicholas Lindsay
Robby Dougan
J. F. Dougan
Columbus
John Hilaman
Thomas
W. Va
Walter Hilaman
Clyde Anderson
Gerald Anderson
Malta
W. A. Butcher
Paul Burcher
Newcastle
Ind
Ronald Hufford
Noel Hufford
Fonda
Floyd Snearly
Crooksville
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Carbondale Social Notes
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