High Scoring Expected In Tonight's Ohio Matchup
Toledo's Rockets and Muskingum College clash as top Ohio scoring teams with averages near 50 per game. Bobcats led by Lalich and Baumholtz face Muskingum with Alberta Alberta Ebert Ballantine, Ballantine at guard and Ebert at center keying a zone defense. McSherry absence trims defense but Snyder moves to guard as Trautwein fields his strongest lineup.
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Toledo
Rockets
Bobcats
Muskingum College
Ohio
Muskies
Miami Redskins
Miami
Bill Trautwein
Marietta
Frankie Baumholts
Cincinnati
Frankie
Western Reserve
Pete Lalich
Trautwein
Lalich
Cleveland
Harry McSherry
Mac
Western Michigan
McSherry
Jimmy Snyder
Jimmy
Baumholtz
Deinzer
Ott
Snyder
Bobcat
Muskingum
Hugh Ballantine
Frank Alberta
Bud Ebert
Alberta
Baumholtz Aims to Break Berens Ohio U Scoring Mark
Mitch's Musings notes Frankie Baumholtz closes on Berens' 774 point Ohio University scoring record. Baumholtz sits at 592 after 17 games, with this season and next to go, and a sensational debut year of 312 points already set.
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Frankie Baumholtz
Berens
Ohio University
Frankie
Baumholtz
Question Mania and Sports Scores From The Athens Messenger
Archive snippet recalls a 1939 archery record by Ken Wilhelm of Yermo California at 579.7 yards, Walter Johnson’s 414 wins and 276 losses, and Jess Willard’s height 6 feet 6 inches and 240 to 250 pounds. It also tracks Frankie’s scoring pace for the Bobcats with upcoming eight games and opponents including Muskingum Miami Dayton Cincinnati Xavier Delaware Ohio Wesleyan Duquesne and Washington and Jefferson.
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National Archery Association
Ken Wilhelm
Yermo
Calif
Walter Johnson
Jess Willard
Frankie
Ohio
Bobcats
Muskingum
Miami
Dayton
Cincinnati
Xavier
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Pittsburgh
Washington
Duquesne
Jefferson
Wesleyan
Bobcat
Madison Square Garden
Long Island U
Washington and
Army Navy game may be abolished amid defense reform talk
Rep. Paul W. Shafer of Michigan argued the yearly Army Navy football contest could be scrapped to end costly competition between the services. He urged a Department of National Defense to unify the War Department Air Corps Navy Department and Marine Corps.
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Washington
U.P
Paul W. Shafer
Mich
Shafer
House
Church sponsors film The Crown of Thorns at Trimble Church
The Sunday School classes led by Mrs. Carl Antle and Mrs. Christman of Trimble Church of Christ sponsor the sound movie The Crown of Thorns. It will show Thursday February 15 at 7 p m with teachers and class members urging strong attendance and inviting the public.
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Chauncey
Carl Antle
Christman
Trimble
Church of Christ
Chauncey Ladies Aid to Meet for Quilting and Potluck
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church will gather at the church on Wednesday for an all day quilting session followed by a potluck dinner.
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Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Athens and Logan Set for Second Clash in League Play
Athens High Bulldogs travel to Logan to renew the series in a crucial 8 E C A A race game moved from March 1. Athens seeks an eighth win in eleven league games, riding strong free throw shooting led by Cecil McGlone while Bill Poling pursues improved numbers. Logan, coached by Tommy Bender, aims to end a rough slide with Beougher and Morris in the frontcourt and Carr, Clendenen at guards.
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8.E.C.A.A
Athens High Bulldogs
Logan
Chieftains
Athens
Bulldogs
Galpes
Arry Lackey
Lackey
Tommy Bender
Jackson
Clyde Beougher
Junior Morris
Morris
Tommy Brehm
Bender
Beougher
Carr
Bob Clendenen
Bill Poling
Elisy Wood
Bill Lewis
Tom Williams
Cecil McGlone
Bill van Dyke
Gallipolis
McGlone
Poling
Vosmik Sold To Dodgers in $25000 Deal
Brooklyn Dodgers purchase outfielder Joe Vosmik from the Boston Red Sox for 25000 dollars. The sale, completed in Belleair Florida, involves Dodgers head Larry MacPhail and Red Sox business manager Eddie Collins. Vosmik is 29 with a .276 average in 145 games last season. He was waived out of the American League after joining the Red Sox from Cleveland.
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NEW York
U.P
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Vosmik
Boston Red Sox
Bellaire
Fla
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Eddie Collins
Red Sox
Dominic DiMaggio
San Francisco
Vosmik
Cleveland
Byron Nelson Wins Texas Open Playoff in San Antonio
Byron Nelson beat Ben Hogan by one stroke in an 18 hole playoff to claim the Texas Open title. Nelson finished 36 34 70 while Hogan shot 37 34 71, Hogan muffing a key putt on 18. Nelson earned 1500 dollars from the 5000 dollar meet as pros head to Houston for the Western Open February 16 to 18.
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San Antonio
Tex
Byron Nelson
Pro Brigade
Houston
Nelson
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Meeting of Millfield Methodist Ladies Aid Postponed
The Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church has postponed its Wednesday night meeting at the president Mrs Margaret Simpkins home to Wednesday February 21.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Mill‘field Methodist Church
Margaret Simpkins
Rules Committee Moves to Help Hurlers
The major league rules committee approved allowing a left handed pitcher to take a backward step from the rubber to rock and deliver. The change aims to aid pitchers against the lively ball and cheating fears, though Eddie Collins dissented. A curfew blocks starts after 11 50 p.m. for night games.
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George Kirkley Belleair
Fie
UPI
Clark Griffith
Washington
Major League Rules Committee
Harridg Ford Frick
National
Griffith
Ed Barrow
Bob Quinn
Armstrong Aims for Tunney Path as Autobiography Nears
Henry Armstrong plans retirement at year end after nine years as welterweight champion. He seeks a literary life, starting work on The Road to Glory, and aims to follow Gene Tunney in art and letters while defending his title against Ceferino Garcia this month.
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Henry Armstrong
Tunney
Henry McLemore
Los Angeles
U.S
Gene Tunney
Tom Heeney
Armstrong
Henry
Eddie Mead
Emery
Ceferino Garcia
Garcia
Mead
New York
Toledo Star Shackled by Notre Dame
Notre Dame held Toledo to three points as it beat Toledo 38 to 30. Toledo captain Pat Hints led with 14 points while George Sobek added 12 for Notre Dame in a tight first half, 17 to 10 at intermission.
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Columbus
U.P
Toledo
Bob Gerber
Frankie Baumholtz
Ohio U
Buckeye
Gerber
Baumholtz
Notre Dame
Pat Hints
George Sobek
John Carroll
Akron
Bill Young
Carroll
Young
Ed Endress
Xavier
Kentucky
Bert Robben
Muskingum
Ohio
College Basketball Scores Across Schools and States
Iowa 48 Ohio State 55 and Kentucky 87 Xavier matchup followed by Notre Dame 38 Toledo 80. John Carroll 80 Akron 27 and Kansas 86 Iowa State 34 Illinois 35 Northwestern 45 Wisconsin 86 Minnesota 54. Purdue 82 Chicago 80 Indiana 57 Michigan 80 Columbia 48 Pennsylvania 34. St John’s Brooklyn 48 Loyola 27 Detroit 29 Marquette 25 South Dakota State 47 Omaha 35 Creighton 49 Drake 45 Earlham 49 DePauw 41 Butler 88 Ohio Concord 36 Augustana 40 Knox 25 Bradley 34 DePaul 33 Rice 59 St Marys Texas 45 Texas Tech 52 Texas Mines 32. Arizona 39 Flagstaff Tciers 38 Oregon 71 Washington State 41 St Marys 39 Loyola Los Angeles 87 Whitman 80 Pacific 83 Westinghouse Apprentice 58 Bluefield 45 Geneva 56 Bethany 38 Westminster 42 West Virginia 40 Georgetown 38.
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College Iowa
Ohio State
Kentucky
Xavier
Notre Dame
Toledo
John Carroll
Akron
Kansas
Iowa State
Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdue
Chiccago
Indiana
Michigan
Columbia
Pennsylvania
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Loeyola
Detroit
Marquette
Dakota State
Omaha
Creighton
Drake
Earlham
DePauw
Butler
OCONY
Augustana
Knox
Troy Ends Loop Seed At Buchtel
Troy Township basketball team visits Buchtel on the county league floor for the finale. The Trojans hold nine wins and no losses while Buchtel shows three and six. A three way tie for second with six and three awaits Jacksonville Trimble Albany and Shade.
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Troy Township
Buehtel
Buchtel
Troy Boys
Jacksonville-Trimble
Albany
Shade
Reorganized Scout Troop No 78 Sets Meeting Night
Chauncey Boy Scout Troop No 78 has been reorganized and now includes 16 boys aged 12 and 13. Wilbur Grandstaff is the new Scoutmaster. A meeting is scheduled for 7 o clock this Wednesday evening at the Scout Home. The two patrols play basketball each Saturday morning in the high school gym.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Boy Scout
Wilbur Grandstaff
Mrs. Rosa Loper Buried in Athens Funeral
Funeral services for Rosa Schoonover Loper 58 a Chauncey resident were held Saturday at The Plains M and Church with Rev Nicholas and Rev Jenks officiating. Burial followed in W Union Street Cemetery Athens with Pleins arch of God pallbearers. She is survived by husband John Loper daughter Ethel Woosgerd son Clarence and several grandchildren plus siblings.
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Chauncey
Rosa Schoonover Loper
John Loper
The
Plains
Nicholas
Athens
W. Union St
Pleins Arch of God
Maude Brown Visits Chauncey Family Guests
Mrs. Maude Brown of Columbus spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Alice Glancy in Ordiston and with Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney in Chauncey. She joined nephew Rev. Glaze Thompson who teaches the Church of Christ Parish. Thompson led an adult class at Taylor Ridge on Sunday at 9 30 a m and preached at Trimble at 10 30 and at Millfield Church of Christ at 7 p m.
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Chauncey
Maude Brown
Columbus
Alice Glancy
Ordiston
Gilbert Courtney
Condition Improves After Self-Inflicted Wrist Injury
Hiram Mingus Jr. 19 son of Rev and Mrs Hiram Mingus is improving after accidentally shooting his right wrist. He spent days at Sheltering Arms Hospital and has returned home to Sand Ridge.
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Chauncey
Hiram Mingus, Jr
Hiram Mingus
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sand Ridge
Film Is Shown CHAUNCEY The Crown of Thorns in Church
A sound film The Crown of Thorns was shown Sunday night at the Church of Christ to a fair sized audience. The picture is being shown this week in several churches throughout the district.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Shade Club Women Meet for Quilting and Dinner
Shade Club Women gathered at Mrs. Faye Wingett's Pratts Fork home on February 8 to sew PTA quilts and carpet rags. A potluck and hostess chicken dinner followed. Mary Meeks won the surprise gift guessing contest. Attendees included Mary Bobo, Mamie Bobo, Kate Chappell, Catherine Bobo, Hazel Creamer, Edith Smith, Gertrude Douglas, Mary Meeks, Mabel Smith, Mary Violet, Zelda Perry, Edith Grim, Nettie Harris, Primrose Green, with guests Frank Lowther Joe Howard Ethel Sargent Alva Maison and Mary King. Children Ethelds Kay Harris Jean Wingett Gary Bobo Stanley Meeks. Next meeting set with Mabel Cowen on Thursday.
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Shade
Shade Ann
Thimble Club
Faye Wingett
Pratts Fork
PTA
Thehostess
Mary Meeks
Mary Bobo
Mamie Bobo
Kate Chappell
Catherine Bobo
Hazel Creamer
Edith Smith
Gertrude Douglas
Mabel Smith
Mary Violet
Zelda Perry
Edith Grim
Nettie Harris
Primrose Green
Lieven Coal Mines Resume Operations
Eleven mines in the Chauncey district were marked to resume work on Tuesday per the last night work report. Mines listed include No. 90 No. 24 No. 9 No. 219 No. 255 Poston No. 6 Chauncey N. Y. 25 Carbondale Coonville and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Poston No
Chauncey N. Y
Carbondale
Coonville
Black Diamond
Greens Run Ladies Aid Meets in February Session
Chauncey District Social Notes report Greens Run Ladies Aid Society met at the parish home on a Wednesday in February with 15 members. Devotional led by Mrs. Myrtie Olbers. Officers retained: Lena Leak president Angie Fierbaugh vice president Clara Cannon secretary Bessie Cartwright Elsie Ross press reporter Ja Gillot named to flower committee. March devotional to be led by Mrs. Stevenson. One birthday observed for Mrs. Ross. Refreshments served by Mrs. Garnet Keeton Elsie Ross and Clarice Nutter.
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Greens Run
Greens Run Ladies Aid Society
Myrtie Olbers
Lena Leak
Angie Fierbaugh
Clara Cannon
Tressurer
Bessie Cartwright
Elsie Ross
Ja Gillot
Stephenson
Hoosier Quintets Race Ahead in Big Ten Pace
Indiana and Purdue set a blistering tempo as Big Ten play resumes with Purdue beating Chicago 52 to 30 and Indiana routing Michigan 57 to 30. Illinois edged Northwestern 35 33 as battles for spots tighten. Iowa upset Ohio State 43 33 while Wisconsin beat Minnesota 36 34. Chicago sat last with six straight losses. Hapac led Illinois with late heroics.
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Chicago
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
Flint
Boilermakers
Michigan
Northwestern
Bill Hapac
Iowa
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hoosiers
Vic Siegel
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Gil Mickelson
Johnny Schick
Ilinois
Dick Klein
Hapac
Klein
Mllmois
Jeona
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to Hold Benefit Party
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No. 9 of the United Mine Workers will host a benefit party at Chauncey K of P Hall on Wednesday February 14 at p m. The auxiliary will also hold a regular business meeting at 6 30 p m with a Valentine exchange. The auxiliary supper planned for Wednesday night has been postponed with date to be announced later.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies
United Mine Workers
Chauncey K. of P
Mrs Fannie Matheny Visits Millfield Woman Ill
Mrs Fannie Matheny of Jobs Ohio is visiting Mrs Amos Ma theny in Millfield where the host’s illness has eased and condition improved.
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Chauncey
Fannie Matheny
Jobs
Ohio
Millfield
Amos Matheny
McArthur News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Clarence Dixon of Columbus were weekend guests of his parents in McArthur. Miss Hazel Ansel returned home from University Hospital Columbus to resume school duties. Miss Florence Zarhurst, Vinton County child welfare director, was in Columbus on business. Nelson A Crites, McArthur High principal, visited family in Stoutsville. A PTA Valentine dance for seventh eighth grades and high school is planned. Miss Dorothy Diles of Geneva Schools is ill. Mr and Mrs Charles Palmer announce the birth of Barbara on Feb 9. Frances Coultrap visits Palmer family as Joan Herrold recovers in White Cross Hospital.
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Mcarthur
Clarence Dixon
Columbus
Truman Dixon
Hazel Ansel
University Hospital
Florence Zarhurst
Vinton County
Nelson A. Crites
Stoutsville
Parent-Teacher Association
Dorothy Diles
Geneva
Charles Palmer
Elizabeth Coultrap
Dayton
Barbara
Frances Coultrap
Loyal Women Bible Class Meeting at Mrs Nye Home
The Loyal Women’s Bible Class of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Floyd Nye High Street with Mrs Car Shafer in charge Mrs Lloyd Pendergrass will present the lesson All women of the church are invited The social committee will serve refreshments
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Chauncey— Loyal Women’s Bible Class
Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
High St
Car) Shafer
Lloyd Pendergrass
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Athens Messenger
18Th St
Washington, D. C
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Ballentine
By Howard Kahn
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Roy Love
Lucille
H. E. Markham
Newark
Greenup, Ky
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Collins
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Johnny Allen
Indians
Troy
Chauncey Group
Grandstaff
Shade Club
Lieven Coal Mines
Chauncey District
Hoosier
Steve Snider
Oliver
Eee
Wenn
Faulkner
Bardin
Stephan
Rene
D. Entwistle
Rice
Ee Stauffer
H. Entwistle
Peeans
Cocks McAfee
Oen Jones
Eee T. Winning
Coon
Littler
Qenennewee
Erwin
Mt. Zion
Panthers
Bible
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