Ohio U Bobcats End Travel Schedule With Two Road Tests
The Ohio University Bobcats close their away schedule facing Miami on Friday and Cincinnati on Saturday. Key info includes a 5-3 road record so far and a potential 7-3 finish if they win both games. Kenny Walters suffered a broken nose, with Ralph Sayre moving into guard and Russ Gregg starting.
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Phil Hallman
Ohio University Bobcats
Miami Redskins
Cincinnati Bearcats
Bobcats
Redskins
Bearcats
Oxford
Bearcat
Trautwein
Kenny Walters
Kenny
Ralph Sayre
Russ Gregg
Brandle
Iceany Walters
Bob ‘Fizz’ Miller
Seb Dickey
Inverness Invitational Invitation Becomes Ohio Links Highlight
Harold Harrison notes Jag McSpaden accepts a Toledo June 1946 invite in the Inverness Tournament with Byron Nelson likely to play. Ohio college hoopers eye March games at the state fairgrounds coliseum and high school stars shine in football and basketball as district circuits stir interest.
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Harold Harrison
Columbus
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Sanford
Inverness
Toledo
McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Ohio Collegians
Ohio State Stars
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Dick Hoover
Akron
Ohio
Hank Hetz
Norwvod
Little Reynoldsburg
Rocky River
Bill Moore
Wellington
Chester J. Waltrip
U.S. Coast Guard
Columbus Redbirds
American Association
Washington Court House
Lions Clubs
Memorial Gymnasium
Wilmingto College
H. R. Townsend
Mike Medich
Cleveland Benedictine
Neil Johnston
Chillicothe
Paul Lanshaw
Middletown
Lutherans Stay Close to Zippers in Ohio Conference Title Race
Wittenberg moved into second place in the Ohio Conference, trailing Akron University Zippers by just a half game after beating Denison 63 to 45 at Granville. Chester La Buda led Wittenberg with 13 points, while Edward Rupp topped Denison with 11 as Oberlin edged Kent State 62 60 and Bowling Green beat Hillsdale 80 38.
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Wittenberg Lutherans
Akron University Zippers
Lutherans
Otterbein
Cardinals
Denison
Big Red
Granville
Wittenberg
Akron
Chester la Buda
Springfielders
Edward Rupp
Bowling Green State
Falcons
Hillsdale
Mich
Bowling Green
Big Don Otten
Oberlin
Golden
Flashes
Kent State
Barlham
Indiana
Wilmington
Ohioans
Howard Helfricc
Alumni Reorganization Dance Planned by Glouster Alumni
Glouster High School Alumni Association selects Harold Brown as dance committee chairman at Monday meeting. The group will sponsor an alumni reorganization dance and Brown aims to hire the best possible band. He urges all alumni to attend the first postwar activity to ensure its success.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
Harold Brown
Brown
McCoy Rites Planned for Monday in Glouster
The body of Betty Joann McCoy who died at Sheltering Arms Hospital will lie in state at C Fr Wallace Funeral Home until the funeral Monday at 2 00 PM. Rev F Charles Walsh will officiate and burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Betty Joann McCoy
Sheltering Arms Hospital
C. Fr. Wallace
F. Charles Walsh
Arial
Maplewood Cemetery
Special Meetings To Be Held in Glouster Church
Glouster hosts revival starting Monday with the Box family evangelist team. Two-week series follows Sunday services at local churches including Glouster Methodist, First Baptist, Church of Christ and Bishopville Church of Christ with sermons by Rev. Eugene Brown Rev. A. G. Freeman Rev. C. B. Tigner and evangelists box family visiting from nearby districts.
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Glouster
Millard Kasler
Giouster Church of Christ
Bible School
Delmar Gladden
C. B. Tigner
Box Family
First Round Victories for Athens Logan Wellston Nelsonville Junior High Tourney
Athens High Junior High edged Barnard Bay 23 22 to reach semifinals as Logan tops McArthur led by Fisk and Wartman. Wellston dominates Gallia 33 13, Nelsonville beats Jackson 22 14. Semifinals set for Saturday with Athens to face Logan and Nelsonville meet Wellston in the other semi.
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Athens
Logan
Wellston
Nelsonville
Athens High
Puar
Bameray Cube
Jackson
Tye
Crabtree
Wnelsonville
Zaleski Bobcats Triumph Over Furnace Five
The Zaleski High five held Union Furnace to one point in the final quarter and pulled away for a 33-20 victory led by Sheline with 12 points and Anthony with 10. Webb added eight for Zaleski. Zaleski reserves also beat Union Furnace subs 16-14.
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Zaleski
Union Furnace
Sheline
Anthony
Webb
Glouster Legion Post Surpasses Membership Quota
Frank McCann Post exceeds department quota with over 300 members after a district instruction. A special meeting is set for Saturday evening February 16 at 7 30 to discuss the matter and plan next steps for the American Legion in Glouster.
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Glouster
Emmnest Brers
Frank McCann
American Legion
Tee
Siance Ss
George
West Union Street
Athens
Odd Fellows Lodge
Luther
Jacksonville
Guinther Insurance and Speedy Five win bowling totals
Guinther Insurance takes two of three in a bowling series at Hemsleys. Al Hinjerich led the winners with 527, while Rich Leafs top-scored for the losers with 506. In the Speedy Five clash, Laurence Price led with 592 as the winners total 2234 to 2051 for the losers, who won the first game 747 to 740.
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Glouster
Guinther Insurance
Hemsleys
al Hinjerich
J. Wolf
B. Hemsley
C. Fade
E. Echstenkampfer
L. Lent
D. Price
J. Zimmer
B. Kittle
C. Hinton
Rich Leafs
Speedy Five
Jonas Insurance
Laurence Price
Frank Hemsley
Max Hemsley
Robert Andrew
Hank Signs For Sixty Thousand With Detroit
New York reports big Hank Greenberg has signed a Detroit contract for about 60000 dollars for 1946. The piece notes 25 major leaguers still hold out including Bill Nicholson of the Cubs and lists other prominent holdouts across the league.
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New York
Big Hank
Greenberg
Detroit
Bill Nicholson
Chicago Cubs
Nicholson
Cubs
Rudy York
Boston Red Sox
Vern Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Homer King
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
George Stirnweiss
New York Yankee
Hal Newhouser
Marty Marion
Sterling St. Louis Cardinal
Newhouser
Marion
Ron Northey
Philadelphia Phillies
Jeff Heath
Stan Spence
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Phil Masi
Charlie Cozard
Elmer Singleton
Boston Braves
Bobby Doerr
al Flair
Fred Walters
Emmett O'Neill
Red Sox
Doc Cramer
Bobby Maier
al Benton
Tigers
Augie Galan
Joe Hatten
Dodgers
Whitey Kurowski
Cards
Bill Voiselle
Ernie Lombardi
New York Giants
Merchants rout Ross Billiards in Pom eroy basketball clash
Pomeroy Merchants overwhelmed Ross Billiards of Charleston West Virginia 124 to 41 at the Pom ero y gym. Dick Good led Ross with eight points while Porky Grueser paced Pomeroy with 12 points. In a prelim Meigs All Stars fell to Point Pleasant Moose 39 to 34 as Gibbs and Grimm led with 12 and 11. Next week the Merchants were set to host a Lancaster Ohio semi pro squad.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Merchants
Ross Billiards
Charleston
W. Va
Pomaroy
West Virginia
Dick Good
Charleston Lads
Porky ‘Grueser
Point Pleasant Moose
Meigs All Stars
Moose
All Stars
Junior Gibbs
Claude Grimm
Speed Merchants
Big Bob Adkins
Bucky Walters
Bob Brickler
Merchants
Lancaster
Ohio
Moore
Clifford
Cottrill
Grueser
McKenzie
Crow
Shiveler
Roberts
Clark
Murray
Good
Stewart
Garrett
Johnson
Wallace
Paul Smith
Bulldogs Favored in Last Away Game With Greyhounds
Athens High Bulldogs travel to Nelsonville to face the cellar-dwelling Greyhounds as they chase league leader Logan Chieftains. Starting lineup likely remains Moore, Evans, Kennedy, Coury, and Rousey amid a tight standings picture with Wellston, Pomeroy, Jackson, Gallipolis and Middleport.
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Bulldogs
Nelsonville
Athens High Bulldogs
Greyhounds
Taoamra Tilt
Ah UI Ebl Lites
Logan Chieftains
Bannow
Louis Moore
Red Evans
Kennedy
Coury
Norm Rousey
Athens
Pomeroy
Wellston
Jackson
Logan
Gallipolis
Middleport
Magle
Team West
Bucks Open B Ball Season With Ohio
Ohio State University announces 1946 baseball schedule adding eight non-conference games. The season opens April 13 against Ohio University in Athens. The slate includes Notre Dame, Western Michigan, Illinois, Purdue, Northwestern at OSU, Wisconsin on the road, and key Big Ten foes Michigan State and Michigan with two games at some venues.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Athens
Notre Dame
South Bend
Western Michigan
Ohio State
Illinois
Purdue
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan State
Michigan
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Zippers
McCoy
Glouster Church
Carl Hoisington
White Cross Hospital
Charles Swartz
Lewis Gatchel
Zora Morrison
Wonderland
Ph. Vern Worth
Kobe
Japan
Vern
Stella Witham
Chauncey Wednesday
W. D. Witham
Bridge Club
Herman Atlas
Withers
Dorothy DeLong
Dorothy Vernon
Ralph McDaniel
Fraternal Order
Eagles Aerie
Vernon Electric
Hotpoint Line
Admiral
Buffalo
VYRA
Vamc Suns
Little Bulldogs
Panthers
Panther Cubs
Quint
Bowles
Ridenour
Carpenter
Wartman
McArthur
Hill
Sorklis
Gall
Wellston Boys
Soe
Cunningham
McKee
Blowers
Staneart
Zaleski Bobcats
Trip Furnace
Glouster Legion
George Luther
Glouster Eagles
W. P
Robert Hemsley
Glouster Aerie
F.C.E
Speedy
Hank
ATLAS
Sinclair
George L. Smith
Sinclair Refining Co
Carpenter & Grosvenor
McCurrach and
Cheney
Kyle and
Goodyear Tires
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