Ohio University Bobcats Face Denison in Key Home Game
Ohio University basketball, entering the final stretch of the season, hosts Denison University tomorrow after a troubled overtime loss to Granville in a prior meeting. The team seeks to improve reserves use and finish strong with Kentucky and Akron looming.
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Muskingum College
Kentucky Wildcats
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Granville
Jim Mackey
Cincinnati
Great Lakes and DePaul to Clash at Chicago Stadium
Great Lakes and DePaul renew dominance as top ranked teams meet in Chicago Stadium Friday night. Center George Mikan, a 9 inch anomaly in headlines, leads DePaul with 375 points at a 20.8 average as the 17 1 DePaul squad visits the 27 4 Great Lakes in a Midwest clash. Northwestern vs Michigan also on the doubleheader card.
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Mikan
Illini Towa Race In Big Ten Title Fight
CHICAGO AP The Fightin Dini of the University of Vingis kept pace in the Western Conference title chase with a 71 48 win over Indiana. Iowa tied for the lead by beating Purdue 48 43 as Dick Ives and Clayton Wilkinson sparked a second half surge. Indiana faltered after a brief first half rally as Walter Kirk keyed Illinois surge.
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Fightin’ Dini
University of Vingis
University of Iowa
Indiana
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Iowa
Purdue
Lafayette
Boilermakers
Hawkeyes
Dick Ives
Clayton Wilkinson
Illinois
Walter
Kirk
Iins
Akron Quint Romps Over Kent State in Ohio Conference Tilt
Akron University Zippers stay unbeaten in conference play, routing Kent State 77 to 35 for their ninth league win and 16th victory in 17 games. Fritz Nagy pours in 25 points to push his season total to 373, a new Akron mark. Other games: Crile Hospital beats Alliance 54 to 31. DePauw defeats Miami 86 to 43. Wittenberg over Wilmington 46 to 36. Crile’s win marks the Soldiers’ 5th win in 22.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland Crile Hospital
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Fight Results Draw in Pittsburgh Between Bell Wright and Becket
Tommy Bell of Youngstown and Bee Bee Wright of Clairton Pa drew in a six round match at Pittsburgh. Toronto's Clift Becket weighed 156 pounds and upset Phil Schwartz of Columbus in a later bout.
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Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Bee Bee Wright
Clairton
Drew
Clift Becket
Toronto
Phil Schwartz
Columabus
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
In this column veteran sports writer Hugh Fullerton Jr notes postcareer lives of sports figures. Jockey Herb Claggett drives a laundry truck in Miami after tracks closed while Frank Filchock plans nose surgery to rejoin the Navy. Humberto Zavala promotes a fast punching bag at Stillman's Gym and Pat Keith earns a Golden Gloves berth amid manpower shortages. The piece also touches on NHL presidency chatter, Gunder Haegg's Easter wedding plans, and former Steelers star Dick Biffle entering Army service.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Herb Claggett
Miami
Frank Filchock
Sammy Baugh Jas
Washington Redskins
Frank
Humberto Zavala
Danny Bartfield
Stillman’s Gym
Mae West
Pat Keith
Brainerd
Minneapolis
Pete Kocka
Pat
Inn
Vatly Dispatch
Point Pleasant Bowling Scores Reported
A partial clipping notes bowling scores from Point Pleasant and mentions players Sizven Weeks and Jeff Friday from Huston Texas with a course at Little Creek Virginia, outlining a group arrangement.
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Sizven wWeeks
Little ‘Creek
Jeff Friday
Huston, Tex
Gas Company Transfers Former Glouster Man
Earley Johnson of The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. is transferred from Kingston to the Shawnee-Derming territory with charge of operations in both towns and the intervening area. He previously served as Glouster president before a Kingston transfer about a year ago and was an assistant scout leader while in Glouster.
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Glouster
Earley Johnson
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Kingston
Shawnee-Derming
Ile
Correction GLOUSTER- Paralyzed fund credit corrected to church
A correction notes that $3 previously listed for Greens Run Elementary Schools was miscredited and should go to Greens Run Church of Christ Sunday School. The fund reflects Greens Run Elementary Schools contributing $11 in total.
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Church of Christ
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and News
Glouster residents share weekend visits as Mrs E E DeNune Jr and family stay with grandparents, Rothwell Club meets at Mrs Nona Craft home, Navy inductee Robert Gamwell Jr trains at Great Lakes, Dave Cox on leave from Memphis visits, Opal Lonberger in Logan, and Rev Eugene Brown announces Janet Mare Brown birth with family ties to Jobs and Louisiana. Sgt William H Rasp visits Jacksonville before reassignment.
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Memphis
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Adams
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New O York
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Allice
Fred Bently
James V. Easler
Charles Hills
Somerset
Charles Ray
Louisiana
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Fort Knox
Dorothy Rasp
Indiantown Gap
Dr. LeFever Recovering In Columbus Hospital
Reports from Columbus indicate Dr. E LeFever improving after a week at White Cross Hospital for injuries from a car wreck. X rays show two broken ribs and he is expected to stay at least another week.
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E. LeFever
White Cross Hospital
Nationwide Paper Salvage Drive Aims 150000 Tons
GLOUSTER Scoutmaster Ralph Hines announces a country wide effort to collect 150000 tons of waste paper in March and April with Troop 72 already onboard. Each scout earning 1000 pounds will receive the Eisenhower Medal and a plan to secure adjacent land for scouting use if realized.
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Ralph Hines
United States
Fisenhower Menai
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Feud Between Granville And Utica Enlivens Last Phases of Court Season
Ohio high school basketball drama closed its season with a three-man Utica squad protesting Granville’s game officiating resulting in a 41 28 Granville win at Utica. The week featured Canton McKinley beating Timken and Woodward extending unbeaten runs while Rosary blasted Mt. Vernon St. Vincent for 119 26 and top scorer Bob McDonald with 44.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Portsmouth
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Toledo Macomber
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Mt. Vernon St. Vincent
Bob McDonald
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al Stern
Glenville
Ashville
Pickaway
Nelson and McSpaden Halved Duel in New Orleans Open
Harold Jug McSpaden faced windy, wet conditions as he played to defend his lead in the New Orleans Open. Byron Nelson of Toledo surged with a final 71 to finish at 284, closing within one under par, after McSpaden bogeyed on the seventeenth and bogeyed the sixteenth earlier despite a strong round yesterday.
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Jpi
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Toledo
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Nelson
McSpaden
TVA Selectrification Project Cost Reported at 750 Million
The Tennessee Valley Authority power project was constructed at a cost of 750 million dollars.
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