Black high school hoops win in overtime at Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant High edged Cedar oNova 60 59 in overtime. Frank Capehart scored 17, Sonny Gerlach 14, Reece Nott 11 for the Blacks who keep a nine game home winning streak and 12 3 season mark. Cedar oNova's George Bocock led with 17.
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W. Va
Point Pleasant High
Ceredoenova
Blacks Cronpes
Barboursville
C K
Lafo Parsley
Frank Capehart
Tommy Fisher
Blacks
Sonny Gerlach
George Bocock
Bocock
Jack Fowler
Aie
Big Boy
Reece Nott
Green Hornets
Canterbury
Nott
Gerlach
Hal Frazier
Parky Gardner
Little Blacks
John Withers
Billy Woomer
C-K
Ga. F
Gardner
Ewes
Nt Nott
F Ee
Roberts
Capehart
Chauncey Ends Trimble 16-Game Win Streak In Upset
Chauncey Blue Devils upend Trimble Cardinals 68 56 ending their 16 game winning run after a season of 13 losses. Chauncey rode accurate shooting and clutch free throws to build a 33-24 halftime lead and stretch to 49-42 after three quarters. Chauncey scored 19 in the final period to seal the win.
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Trimble
Chauncey
High Blue Devils
Jacksonville Trimble Cardinals
J-T
Cardinals
Blue Devils
Reds At Crosley Field Uncover Homerun Data
Cincinnati Reds research on 1949 homeruns shows 52 by right handers and 34 by lefties. Righty batters hit 23 off righties and 29 off lefties. lefty batters hit 27 off righties and seven off lefties. Total 108 homers with 50 Reds and 58 opponents. Crosley Field left field 40, center 13, right 49.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Redleg
Cincy
Sage Field
Crosley Field
Redleg Bailiwick
Westminster Kennel Show Honors Best Dog at Madison Square Garden
In a year marked by sport history a boxer named Elaine Mad elaine Zamarac Brandy was chosen best dog at the 78rd Westminster Kennel Show held at Madison Square Garden. The clipping also recalls past feats including Yale swimmer Alan Ford's 0 49 4 record in 1949 and Dom DiMaggio's 1940 Red Sox contract signing from a decade ago.
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Madelaine Zamarac Brandy
Madison Square Garden
Alan Ford
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Dom DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
Casanova resigns as Santa Clara football coach
Len Casanova's resignation as head coach of Santa Clara University was accepted by the Board of Athletic Control. He reportedly left to take the Pittsburgh job while at a testimonial dinner in his hometown Redwood City. No immediate comment from Casanova or Pittsburgh officials was available.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Len Casanova
Santa Clara University
Board of Athletic Control
Casanova
University of Pittsburgh
Redwood City
Pitt
Bob Ingle to Address Izaak Walton League Meeting
Bob Ingle, Columbus PR representative, will address members and guests of the Hocking County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League at the February dinner meeting. Officers will be elected and plans for the annual ladies night will be made. The session starts at 6 p.m.
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Logan
Bob Ingle
Columbus
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
C. F. Rauch
Admitted and Birth Notices From Haydenville and Columbus
Admissions list includes Mrs. Paul Filter of Haydenville and Arles Humphrey of Nelsonville. Births announce a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brooks of Haydenville and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Agriesti of Columbus. Dismissals note Mrs. Frank McGuire and son and Miss Jo Ann Steel.
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Paul Filter
Haydenville
Hungery
Arles Humphrey
Nelsonville
Medical
Kenneth Brooks
William Agriesti
Columbus
Frank McGuire
Jo Ann Steel
Guidelines for Choosing Household Appliances
A home demonstration guide advises buyers to consider immediate and long term needs, budget, local service, parts availability, and operating costs. It stresses evaluating pots and pans materials, durability, and suitability, shopping around for prices, and avoiding blanket claims about brands. It notes pans work by cooking methods, not material alone.
Skidding Truck Collides With Parked Car in Logan
Two vehicles damaged on West Hunter Street in Logan after a truck driven by Denver Perry slid on wet pavement and struck a parked car owned by Emery E. Oyler. No injuries were reported. Deputy O. H. Bryan and Roy Kelch investigated the accident.
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Logan
West Hunter St
O. H. Bryan
Roy Kelch
Denver Perry
McArthur
Emery E. Oyler
Oyler
Alimony Contempt Hearing Ordered for Logan Man
Clarence O. Dille near Laurelville is to appear in common pleas court March 1 to show cause why an attachment should not be issued for contempt of court. He allegedly failed to pay alimony to Esther E. Dillie, former wife, as previously ordered by Judge Harley Meyer.
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Logan
Clarence O. Dille
Laurelville
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Esther E. Dillie
Meyer
Logan Jaycees Get Green Light On Summer Carnival Plan
Logan City Council approves plans for the Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce to hold an August street carnival likely starting July 7 with the theme Happy Attractions. Mayor Friend lauds last year’s carnival as constructive community work and notes proceeds funded waste paper disposal containers and charitable programs. The meeting also covered three sewer extension plans with cost sharing, a street light installation on S Furnace, and enforcing a diagonal parking limit on Market Street. January revenues totaled 999.45 with licenses and fines comprising the bulk.
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Logan
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tom Brandt
The
JayCees
W. Hunter St
Riff St
Betty Ave
W.church St
Fourth St
Fourth
Third Sts
Third St
Church St
S. Furnace St
Hunter St
Henrietta Ave
Market St
Roger W. Friend
Union Furnace Senior Admits School Theft
Louie Vernon an 18 year old from Nelsonville Route 2 pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Union Furnace School. He admitted taking between 11 and 12 dollars from the school office after using a hammer to breach a door and glass from the door. Vernon was arraigned on an affidavit and remanded after failing to post an 800 dollar bond. The case was before Magistrate George Lehman and the grand jury was to review the indictment.
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Logan
Union Furnace
A. J. Waldron
Louie Vernon
Nelsonville
Aldren
Waldron
Vernon
O. H. Bryan
George Lehman
Investigation Of Theft Is Continued
Logan police report ongoing investigation into a Tuesday morning break in at a Main Street Firestone store. A small cash amount and several boxes of .22 rifle cartridges were stolen after employees closed, with entry gained through a rear window. Officers Snyder and Graham found the crime shortly after 2 a.m.
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Harry Snyder
George Graham
Foraker Company Makes Heavy Gas Strike in Crooksville Field
Crooksville report says the Foraker Company, a leading operator in the Crooksville oil gas field, struck a heavy gas flow in the Gibbs Knapp joint well in the Denvertown area. Drilling halted for safety as gas flow is estimated at four to six million cubic feet per day once shot.
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Crooksville
Foraker Company
Gibbs - Knapp
Denvertown
Medina
Hocking County Fish and Game Board to Meet at Police Station
Members of the Hocking County Fish and Game Association board of directors will meet at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday in the police station for a very important meeting, according to W Shaw chairman of the group.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Fish and Game Association
Ee W. Shaw
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