Bobcats top Muskingum as Miller fuels 23 points
Ohio University Bobcats powered past Muskingum 59 to 43 led by Miller with 23 points. Sayre and Kukura added strong scoring while Walters, Dickey, Brandle and O’Brien contributed solid defense and rebounding. The win lifts the team’s performance with disciplined ball movement and tight defense ahead of Kentucky and Akron games.
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Phil Hallman
Ohio University Bobcats
Walters
Miller
Dickey
Sayre
Brandle
Meat Enon Gaa
Bobcats
Fize
Larry Kukura
Muskie
Ralph Sayre
Kikura
Muskies
Kukura
Tom O’brien
Bob Brandle
Transraigates
Kurura
Kenny Walters
O'Brien
Gregg
Calabria
Lamb
Muskingum Jean
University of Ken
Wildcats
Miami Redskins
Cincinnati Bearcats
Kentucky
Akron
Ohio
U. T. Walters
Sreori
Muskingum
Bomoyechio
Allen
Ruby
Patterson
Davis
McKinley
Valentine
Fisher
Young
Teehan
Logan Keglers Defeat Athens in Low-Scoring Burl
Logan Keglers defeated Athens as Johnny Columber led Logan Elberfeld's ABC to a win over Mathews Oil. Columber had a 211 game high and 590 pins for three games while Thomas led for Athens with 583. The Veterans beat the Old Timers 2725 to 2694 in the grudge match as Krannitz topped scorers with 600. Preston anchored the Vets with 387 for the afternoon.
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Johnny Columber
Logan Elberfeld
ABC
Mathew
Athens
Elberfeld
Thomas
Columber
Logan
Krannitz
Preston
College Basketball Scoreboard Roundup From Several Schools
A compiled list shows numerous results across college teams. Ohio Wesleyan 60 Wooster 30. Oberlin 48 Allegheny 40. Xavier 66 Wilmington 41. Miami of Ohio 53 Florida Southern 47. Duke 73 Georgia Tech 51. Oklahoma 57 Kansas State 44. Illinois State Normal 51 Wisconsin Wesleyan 59 in overtime.
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Ohie Wesleyan
Wooster
O. University
Muskingum
Wittenberg
Heidelberg
Oberlin
Allegheny
Xavier
Wilmington
Defiance
O. Northern
Chile Hospital
Denison
Findlay
Bluffton
Wright Field
Ft. Sheridt
Roanoke College
Washington and Lee
Duke
Georgia Tech
Davison
Citadel
Mississippi
Mississippi S
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Southernlinois Normal
Southeast
Missouri State
Franklin
Ball State
Indiana State
Central
Ind
Normal
Huntington
Indiana Central
Eureka College
Carthage College
Miinois State Normal
Winois Wesleyan
Oklahoma A
Tulsa U
Doc Carlson Trains Up 34 Floors For Fatigue Study
Pittsburgh coach Dr Harold C Carlson tests his fatigue research by climbing 34 flights to his office then resting two minutes before repeating the routine He reports success after following his own method Meanwhile Duquesne star John Rokisky signs with the Cleveland Browns of the All America Conference as a receiver and defender for the 1941 season
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Pittsburgh
Harold C. Carlson
Pitt
Browns
Cleveland
John Rokisky
Duquesne University
Cleveland Browns
ERB HELP promised to cleanse body and end ailments
An ad claims ERB HELP with 12 herbs cleanses bowels and organs, ending headaches pimples eruptions and rheumatic pains. A testimony says a man felt dramatically improved after three days and now feels well, with Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate-Agy selling the product.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Betts Cut
pRate—Agy
Independents Rally Past Rome Alumni in City League
Athens Independents trailed Rome Alumni 21 19 at halftime but surged in the second half to win 48 38 in a city league tilt. Foe and Dailey led Athens with 12 and 10 points, while Fye topped scoring with 15 and Ogs had 14 for Rome.
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Athens
Rome
Rome Plains
Foe
Dailey
Fye
Ogs
Union Furnace
Gibisonville Quint
Anthony
Furnacemen
Whitcraft
Lasers
Gibisonville
Varsity Union Furnace Rt Sparks
Myn Dein Ealaen
Hughes
Cc. Anderson
D. Anderson
Bacus
White
Shelvne
McAfee
Worthman
iDennis
Ie Gibisonvilla
Anderson
iMyer
Coon
Vorhees
New York Arenas Closed On Fuel Famine Orders
Mammoth Madison Square Garden and other major New York venues shut their doors as May or William O Dwyer ordered closures of amusement places until further notice amid a fuel shortage caused by a tug boat tie up. In Ohio, the 11th annual State Badminton Tournament comes to Moreland School with entrants Ken Quigley Grant Henry and Chatley Healy from Cleveland Toronto and Chicago.
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New York
Mammoth Madison Square Garden
New York City
William O'Dwyer
Cleveland
Moreland School
Ken Quigley
Grant Henry
Toronto
Chatley Healy
Chicago
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Happy Chandler
Happy
Chandler
Iowa City
Discharged From Navy Local Sailor Returns Home
Robert Jewell 53, son of Mr and Mrs Aeldred Jewell, was discharged after one year in the Pacific. He will spend two weeks there before moving to Miamisburg where he will seek employment.
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Glouster
Robert Jewell
I-C
Aeldred Jewell
Navy
Pacific
Miamisburg
Dow Finsterwald Emerges For Bulldogs This Season
Dow Finsterwald, a 16 year old junior, moved between forward and center with 27 points this season. He gained experience amid injuries to teammates and improved in floor play and ball handling, hinting at strong value for next year’s Bulldogs.
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Dow Finsterwald
Dow
Finsterwald
Bulldogs
Reds Boss Seeks Third Baseman for 1946 Infield
Cincinnati general manager Warren Giles evaluates infield prospects as Reds plan for spring training in Tampa. With Bobby Adams Van Harrington Benedict Zietara and Lonnie Frey as candidates the club aims to fill the third base vacancy while noting Bucky Walters under contract and Steve Mesner traded away.
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Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Dodiers
Don Tr
Redlegs
Camp Ross
Calif
Dean
MacDonald Mathey
Max Marshall
Ray
Lucy Welch
Gorilla Jones
Lamanno
K. O
Christner
Reds
Austin
Lucy
Army
Giles
Bucky Walters
Redleg
Bucky
Tampa
Bobby Adams
van Harrington
Syracuse
Benedict Zietara
Indianapolis
Steve Mesner
Sacramento
Lonnie Frey
Frey
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Glouster Pythians Observe 82nd Anniversary Program
Glouster Pythians mark the 82nd anniversary of the Knights of Pythias with a program at the K of P Hall on Saturday. Rev. C B Tigner and M M Bryson speak, D E Carr gives readings, and a chicken dinner served by the Pythian Sisters from 5:30 to 7:30.
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Knights of Pythias
Washington D. C
Ben Goldberg Home After Hospitalization
Ben Goldberg, once a Sheltering Arms Hospital patient for three weeks, returned home Sunday with greatly improved health. He will not resume active duties in his store for several weeks and asks to thank everyone for the cards and flowers sent during his hospitalization.
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Glouster
Ben Goldberg
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Soldier Planned Homecoming Returns to Corning Wife and Son
Mrs. Marshall Wright of Corning announces a cablegram from Technical Sgt. Marshall Wright stationed on Guam with a B-29 squadron. He states he will arrive in the United States on Feb 17 and will join his wife and son at 1 Unity Place Dayton.
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Corning
Marshall Wright
Dayton
William Wright
Kate Wright
United States
Guam
Unity Place
Home Service and Loyal Daughters Meeting Planned
A special prayer service will be held at the home of Mrs. J. H. Henshaw Friday evening at 7:00. At 7:30 the Loyal Daughters Class will conduct their meeting there. The service will last about thirty minutes.
Orpha Class to Meet at Mrs Witham's Home
The Orpha Class Circle 3 of the Methodist Church is announced for Friday evening at 7 30 at 36 High Street, with Mrs W D Witham hosting. David Cox on leave from Oakland California Shore Patrol spends the day with his parents, Mr and Mrs Dave Cox Sr. He has served nearly 14 years and is on furlough.
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Glouster
Hubert Guess
Logan
George H Campbell
Dick Guinther
James Easley
Akron
Lucile Thompson
Sammy
First Cavalry
Manila
Pacific
Andrew McGraner
New
York
Europe
H. H. Wither
Buckhannon
W.va
Spt
L. G. DeLong
James E. Williams
Columbus
Gladys Viney
ASF
Detroit
Williams
Bob Clark
Bob
John R. Clark
Leach
Marry McNutt
Greens Run
Walter Erwine
Marie
Frank Erwine
Anna Lawrence
South Zanesville
James ,Evans
Murray City
Raymond Sanborn
Austin McNutt
Austin, Francis
Franklin McNutt
Luther Shivers
Jacksonville
Clara McMullen
Lorain
Frank McMuhen
Douglas Brown
Stephen
Pamela
C. E. Palmer
Trimble Heights
Glousier
Orpha
Circle
Methodist Church
W. D. Witham
High St
David Cox
A-R.m
Oakland
California
Dave Cox
David
Thanks to Moose Club and Boosters for school gifts
GLOUSTER Supt L G De Long expresses gratitude from the schools to the Moose Club for donating an electric player and records. He also thanks the Band Boosters Club for financial help in buying two snare drums for the high school band, with the club covering half the purchase price.
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Glouster
L. G de- Long
Moose Club
Band Boosters Club
Corning PTA Meeting Aims At Honor Banner Ceremony
Corning PTA will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Corning High School with Miss Pearl Tague health nurse speaking. New teachers discharged from military service will be introduced. A special musical program includes Bob Reich piano solo group singing by junior intermediate Girl Scouts a Vondalee Levering and Marjorie Hoffman duet and a boys quartet Ted Thomas Bill Dunlap Roger Briggs and Sonny Quinn. Refreshments served in home economics room after the meeting. Friday night Glouster High hosts McConnelsville Malta in basketball with a 7 30 start for the preliminary game.
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Vondalee Levering
Marjorie Hoffman
Ted Thomas
Bill Dunlap
Roger Briggs
Sonny Quinn
Findlay Oilers Rise Against Buckeye Leaders in Ohio Hoops
Findlay Oilers beat Bluffton 57 32 to climb toward Ohio leaders and stay fourth in the conference. Carl Reichter led with 20 points as Otterbein, Akron, and Bowling Green hold top spots. Wittenberg and Heidelberg split a pair of decisive wins boosting their standings. Ohio University, Ohio Wesleyan, and Denison also posted victories amid a busy night of college basketball in Ohio.
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Associated Press
Little Findlay College
Upi
Ohio
Colegiate
Findlay Oilers
Bluffston
Buckeye
Oilers
Otterbein
Akron
Bowling Green
Carl Reichter
Hollister Alumni Meet Thursday Night
Hollister Alumni Association to meet at the Hollister school building Thursday at 7 30 pm to set the spring banquet date and appoint committees. Pvt William Strausbaugh ill at home in Redtown after influenza and malaria. friends invited to call.
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Hollister
Glouster
Hollister Alumni Association
Hollister School
Kenyon May Have New Record
Kenyon College basketball, after 13 straight losses this season, faces a daunting stat as opponents have scored 932 points against them, while Kenyon averages 33. Coach Pasini, in his 37th year, remains hopeful noting war veterans on the squad are regaining fitness and the team staying active to keep athletics alive.
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U. of Connecticut
Yale
Dale White
Irving
Dwight Eddleman
Centralia
Harold Harrison Gambier
Ohio
Kenyon College
MN. S. Pasini
Kenyon
Pasini
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Happy) Chandler
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