Racine Tops Chester Pin Notes In Courier Ledger
Columbus reports Vecense number one driver's mail to John F. Simpson of Chester South Carolina and Hanover Pennsylvania for the second straight year. In 1951 Preacher Roe defeated every Club in the National League at least twice and beat St. Louis seven times without a defeat.
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Columbus
United States Trotting Association
John F. Simpson
Chester
S. C
Hanover
Preacher Roe
St. Louis
Second Half Tornado Attack Tops Bluebird Five
Racine Tornadoes toppled Chester 64 49 for their fourth Meigs County League win. Chester’s Jim Stout scored 25 while Racine’s John Fisher added 18. Racine reserves added 15th win with 12 by Bob Taylor.
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Bluebird
Racine
Chester
Wrase
Invaders
Tornadoes
Jim Stout
John Fisher
Bluebirds
Stout
Bobe Taylor
Harrisonville
Chauncey
Blue Devil Court
Carthage-Troy
Coolville
Fr . V. Wolfe
Ill Tee
Fisher
Wee
L. Wolfe
Gwee
McNickle
Burch Ae Ee
J. Wolfe
Tore Nennneeeesun
F. Miller
Fr. P Stout
F Nee
Gaul
Taylor
C Ee
le A Nnmenee
Wenn
Oo Ridenour
G Knight
Massarewe
Wwe
Nse
Racinewe We
Chester Meen Ewereee
L. Sayre
R. Sayre
Cage Games This Week High School Schedule Summary
This week features a slate of high school cage games with multiple tournaments and league matchups. Key events include Vinton County at McArthur and Morgan County at McConnellsville, plus Friday pairings like Gallipolis at Athens and Nelsonville at Welliston. The schedule also lists ongoing M V leagues and Saturday fixtures such as Racine at Chauncey and Rosecrans at M&M along with nonlocal college games ABC.
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McArthur
McConnellville
Matamoras
Belpre
Chester
Troy
Gallipolis
Athens
Logan
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Welliston
Middleport
Jackson
New Lexington
Glouster
Crooksville
M&m
Meigs County
Racine
Harrisonville
Muskingum Valley League
Caldwell
Chauncey Belore
Ames-Bern
Rosecrans
L. Pet
Nelsonville Acesecces
Wellston
Athens County
L. Pet Nee Encuvnk
Albany En Wenceceee
Trimble Severeeees
Buchtel Connee
Ames Bern
Bradley Stuns Billikens 61 60 in Peoria comeback
Bradley University basketball silenced the favored St Louis University at Peoria 61 60 to avenge a prior upset. The Braves improved to 14 wins 10 losses while St Louis slipped. Other scores included Princeton over Columbia 70 63 Cornell over Harvard 69 44 and Georgia Tech 58 50 over Auburn.
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Peoria
Ill
Bradley University
St. Louis University
Peoria Braves
Billikens
St. Louis
Braves
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
Georgia Tech
Auburn
LaSalle
Penn
Florida
Georgia
New Mexico
Arizona State
Flagstaff
San Jose State
San Francisco
Grooves in Bobsled Run Stir Olympic Protest
Olympic bobsled teams protested grooves cut into the ice at the Frognerseteren course before the two man event. USA and European teams condemned the action while an official said the grooves would aid starts and a brakesman warned of a potential one second time penalty. Donna Fox of the federation suggested orders prompted deep ridges rather than small ones.
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Oslo
Frognerseteren
Pat Martin
Massena
U. S
Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Patton at Tea
Mrs Elizabeth Patton hosted the Bridge Club with two tables of play on Thursday. High score went to Helen Sanders, second and travel to Bertha Sanders, and low to Grace Border. Hostess served dessert to players Frances Wallace Lulu Barr Grace Border Ruth Omen Helen Sanders Elizabeth Willis and Bertha Sanders.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Patton
Bridge Club
Helen Sanders
Bertha Sanders
Grace Border
Frances Wallace
Lulu Barr
Ruth Omen
Elizabeth Willis
College Cage Scores Report Wednesday Results
A list of Wednesday college basketball scores includes Wooster 71 Akron 60 Defiance 84 Sprecher Bluffton 68 Ohio Northern 91 Concordia 56 Cincinnati 68 Xavier 63 Youngstown 65 Slippery Rock 68 in overtime Central State 91 Cedarville 52 Baldwin Wallace 98 Mount Union Ohio Wesleyan 79 Kent State 73 Princeton 70 Columbia 63 Cornell 69 Harvard 44 Seton Hall 66 Rutgers 42 Temple 59 Albright 58 Fordham 64 Iowa 49 La Salle 74 Penn 5% Army 62 Amherst 50 Georgia Tech 58 Auburn 50 Bradley 61 St. Louis 60 Wheeling Central 74 Martins Ferry 70 Cleveland Central 55 Cleveland Cathedral Latin 43 Cleveland Collinwood 60 Cleveland Benedictine 43 Cleveland John Adams 58 Cleveland East Tech 35 Cleveland East 50 Cleveland John Hay 27 Lakewood 76 Elyria 30
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Wednesday College Wooster
Akron
Defiance
Bluffton
Ohio Northern
Concordia
Cincinnati
Xavier
Youngstown
Slippery Rock
Central State
Cedarville
Baldwin Wallace
Mount Union
Ohio Wesleyan
Kent State
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
Seton Hall
Rutgers
Temple
Albright
Fordham
Iowa
la Salle
Penn
Army
Amherst
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Bradley
St. Louis
High School
Wheeling Central
Martins Ferry
Cleve
Central
Cathedral Latin
Collinwood
Benedictine
John Adams
East Tech
East
John Hay
Texas Open Under Way
A field of 169 started the first round of the 25th Texas Open Golf Tournament at Brackenridge Park. No clear favorite amid six tournaments and six different winners this season as Cary Middlecoff and E. J. Harrison miss the event.
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San Antonio
Tex
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
el Paso
E. J. Harrison
St. Andrews
Middlecoff
Harrison
Ed Oliver
Henry Ransom
Brackenridge Park
Vinton Fives In 2nd Round
McArthur reserves meet Zaleski JV at 7 p.m. to earn a final showdown with Hamden tomorrow. The varsity slate opens with McArthur versus Hamden at 8 p.m. followed by Wilton and Zaleski at 9 for the second round of the Vinton County Tournament.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Zaleski
Hamden
Wilton-Zaleski
Korean Messenger Debuts At West Virginia University
Kyung Won Lee of Seoul Korea pilots the Korean Messenger a four page debut with 1000 initial circulation as voice for Korean students in the United States. It aims to link Koreans with their homeland and is edited at West Virginia University with help from the Daily Athenaeum staff.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Korean Messenger
Kyung Won Lee
Seoul
Korea
West Virginia University
Lee
United States
Athenaeum
Duke star Dick Groat earns 1951 Southern Conference Athlete of the Year
Dick Groat of Duke will receive the Anthony J. McKelvin Award as the 1951 Southern Conference Athlete of the Year during the conference cage tournament in Raleigh in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Groat
Duke
Anthony J. McKelvin
Raleigh
Band Boosters Plan Annual Banquet and Fund Buy Oboe
The Band Boosters met and heard the Beginners Band in a 30 minute concert. Plans were made for the annual banquet with a tentative date of February 27. Members voted to buy an oboe for the band and to use the $815 from football game admissions to a special fund for new uniforms only.
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Chauncey
White Sox Accused of Pulling Cage Steal
Cage Coach Jack Horenberger of Illinois Wesleyan claims the Chicago White Sox recruited his star Bobby Winkles for a $10,000 bonus, depriving his basketball team of a standout guard. Winkles, a short stop, played with the Sox Colorado Springs farm club last season.
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Chicago
Cage
Jack Horenberger
Illinois Wesleyan
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Bobby Winkles
Winkles
Sox
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chauncey Troop 78 Anniversary Dinner Honors Scouts
Chauncey Boy Scout Troop 78 held its annual anniversary dinner at the Church of Christ Parish House with 26 members and 35 parents present. Awards included Tenderfoot to Frances Schoonover and Second Class badges to Merle Kelzenberg Jerry Yates Douglas Kern and Charlies Fiske. First Class to Ronald Hiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Boy Scout
Church of Christ Parish House
G. B. Courtney
W. G. Davis
Frances Schoonover
Elwood Daugherty
Merle Kelzenberg
Jerry Yates
Douglas Kern
Charlies Fiske
Chauncey Fire Department Aims $500 Fund Drive
Chauncey Volunteer Fire Department finance committee set a $500 goal to be raised by March 8. Funds will go to fire equipment or a training program under serious consideration, with solicitation and donations the main methods. Local government provides no funding, so citizens of Chauncey and Dover Township are urged to contribute.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Treasury
Dover Township
Weekend Visits Spotted Among Shumways and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Dwight Shumway spent the weekend visiting relatives in Columbus. Jerry Robinson and Lindley Ryan spent Saturday afternoon and evening visiting Edward Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Shumway
Columbus
Jerry Robinson
Lindley Ryan
Edward Snyder
Chauncey Personals Weekend Visits Reported
Mrs Helen Galvin Lindner of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Galvin and with her son Kim Lindner. Mrs Ella Butterworth, seriously ill, shows some improvement at the home of her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Woodrow Ferrer. Mr John Koszony and daughter Elizabeth Willis visited Mr and Mrs Anthony Sarkas in Columbus.
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Helen Galvin Lindner
Columbus
Joe Galevin
Kim Lindner
Ella Butterworth
Woodrow Ferrer
John Koszony
Elizabeth Willis
Anthony Sarkas
Columbua
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