Bobcats rout Evansville 67 40 in Athens tourney showing
Ohio University's Bobcats overwhelmed Evansville College 67 to 40 as Pete Lalich led with 24 points and key runs from Miller and Ross broke the game open after a tight first half. Doerner sparked Evansville briefly but Ohio pulled away in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wevusuay
Indiana
Ohio U
Athens
Bobcats
Trautwein
Hoosiers
Bobpeat
The
Ohio
Evansville
Pete Lalich
Fitz Miller
Lalich
Gussie Doerner
Miller
Ross
Doerner
Sehoettie
Ocsee
Bove
Pe Sa
Walters
Gwaltney
Selm
Duval
Ellert
Brown
Born
Hosch
Wren
Fulks
Calabria
Winfield
Galloway
Duvall
Hogan
Young
Harbert Ties Ben Hogan in Texas Open Playoff
In San Antonio Ben Hogan led Texas Open after 72 holes with 272 but Melvin Chick Harbert surged in the closing seven holes birdieing five to force an 18 hole playoff. Sammy Snead finished one stroke behind at 273 as Byron Nelson and Herman Keiser also earned money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Ben Hogan
Melvin
Chick) Harbert
Michigan
Harbert
Sammy Snead
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Herman’ Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Tony Penna
Dayton
Ohio University Beefs Up Bowling Green Sweep 32 0
Ohio University wrestlers dominated Bowling Green with a 32 0 victory. Bobcats won all eight matches four by pins and four by decisions. Notables include Kalivoda and Kalazenka securing pins and Hess, Hillard, Merich winning by decision. Rudolph Breed refereed the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Bee Gee Grapplers
Bobcats
Thor Olson
Findlay College
Garner
Stanford
Merich
Wilhelm
Kalazenka
Hackett
Hillard
Bates
Hess
Kunch
Zed
Ohio U Natators Drop Dual Meets On Weekend Trip
Ohio University swimming team lost twice on a road swing. Bowling Green won 44 to 31 with Tedrick taking the 220 and 440 frees and Cook winning the breast. the meet stayed tight to the final relay. At Wittenberg Tedrick won the 440, Ellerman took the only other top finish in diving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Wittenberg
Bobcats
Tedrick
Cook
Ellerman
Ohio
Hollister PTA Plans Founders Day Meeting
HollisterParent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium for Founders Day celebrations with a distinguished out of town speaker slated as a highlight of the current school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Records, pins, and pomp mark 42nd ABC bowling meet
Bits of this and that outline the 42nd American Bowling Congress tournament opening March 3 at the state fair grounds coliseum in Columbus. Gov Bricker to roll the first ball. Detroit and California send many teams as entries soar while a 19-ball average per game is predicted for bowlers, with logistics and timing posing a travel challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Howell
Columbus
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Detroit
Paul Herbert
ABC
California
St. Paul
Buckeye
Harold Lloyd
Hollywood
Fred Ruff
Belleville
Coliseum
Wooster Mount Union Clash Tops Week’s Ohio Cage Card
Wooster meets Mount Union in a key Ohio Conference showdown that could decide the league title and state crown. Each team is 1 loss in 15 starts, with Wooster at 59 34 offense defense and Mount Union at 56 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Mt. Union
Columbus
Ohio
Alliance
Pop Wom Se
Pedenmeee
Mounts
Scots
Duquesne
Mount Union
Muskingum
Woosters
Kent State
John Carroll
Baldwin Wallace
Akron
Rio Grande
Morehead
Ohio Northern
Findlay
Heidelberg
Ashland
Wittenberg
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Indiana Tech
Dayton
Defiance
Lawrence Tech
Wilberforce
Cedarville
Registration in Glouster Surpasses Expectations
A large turnout of men aged 20 to 45 registered for military service at the American Legion Hall in Glouster on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 6 pm. Saturday saw 152 registrations and Sunday 104 with some World War I veterans among the registrants. The hall stayed open late to 9 pm for those unable to register earlier. All eligible men who had not registered were required to do so before 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Hall
Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Meet Planned
Mrs. Winnie Skinner hosts Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Club at her East Main Street home on Wednesday February 18 at 7 30 p m with local supporters and school music goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Winnie Skinner
E. Main St
Chauncey-Dover Bandh Boosters Club
Rothwell Club
W. A. Craft
Spring St
E. E. Munden
Chauncey Council Meets Tuesday Evening
An important Chauncey Council meeting is set for Tuesday February 17 at 7 p m in the city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Council
Walderdam Quests 16-Foot Pole Vault Goal at Fullerton
In New York Fullerton's roundup ponders Cornelius Walderdam clearing 16 feet after nearly hitting 15 10 on Saturday night. It also questions who tops boxing and fight business with mentions of Greg Rice Gil Dodds and Joe Louis Barrow spotlighted at the Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Walderdam
Greg Rice
Gil Dodds
Ashland
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Billy
Lou Nova
Gus Lesnevich
Tony Zale
the Garden
Jimmy Webb
Johnny Colan
Joe Louis Barrow
Bursting Salary Talk and War Bonds Drive Highlight 1940s Sports
Jim Wray notes Burt Shotton’s Cleveland salary speculation and asks about Lou Bou Dreau’s potential Indians pay. Mrs Faurot flaunts a bracelet of 11 gold footballs earned by her husband. Jack Dempsey plans a Denver defense bond tour on Feb 25. Wayne U Detroit swimming may trim schedule due to war and ineligibility leaving one veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Faurot
Missouri
Jack Dempsey
Denver
Wayne U
Detroit
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Church Circle
Glouster Methodist Church groups meet with Valentine box, prayers, and refreshments. Members and visitors from Glouster, Akron, Columbus, and Shadyside spend weekends with families. multiple students and residents are listed among guests and visits.
Middletown to join Buckeye league replacing Kenton
Middletown High School will enter the greater Ohio scholastic basketball league next season to replace Kenton. The league also includes Middletown, Lima Central, Lima South, Dayton Roosevelt, Springfield and Portsmouth, with Warren Akron North Martins Ferry and Steubenville among interested entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hamilton
Kenton
Rayner Green
Middletown High School
Lima Central
Lima South
Dayton Roosevelt
Springfield
Portsmouth
Greene
Loop
Warren
Akron North
Martins Ferry
Steubenville
Bowling Match Highlights at Glouster Alleys
In a Sunday special at B. and M. Alleys Beshara's Confectionery defeated Logan McCoys by 158 pins. Glouster posted a 1015 game led by Byron Morris with 602 triple and 236 single. Krannitz led Logan with 546 as visiting friends and relatives joined in Glouster Jacksonv ille and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Beshara
Logan McCoys
Byron Morris
Maples
Krannitz
Logan
Miller
Thomas
Sharlike
Wolfe Ewe
Morris
Logan— Jones
McCoy
Conners
Hurley
New
Lexington All Stars
Saunders
Gibby Stephenson
Bill Johnston
McCallister
Weer
Mankinban
Johnston
New Sex All Stars
Strawn “Ree
Saunders Ee
Appleman
Nash Ncoccens
Ashbaugh
Wee
Vinton Rural Ends League Schedule Undefeated
Vinton Rural varsity closes Vinton County League play without a loss by beating Wilkesville 40 23 before a record crowd. Gregory scored 25 points, Townsend shone on defense and offense, while Strong led Wilkesville. In the prelim, Tiger Cubs upset Wilkesville reserves 29 15. Next Friday, Feb 20, Vinton Rural hosts Lancaster in final home game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliff
Vinton
Wilkesville
Vinton Tigers
Gregory
Tigers
Townsend
Strong
Tiger Cubs
Cubs
Vinton Rural
Lancaster
Athens Wins Two Of Three In Interstate Bowling League
Athens moved closer to fourth in the Interstate Bowling League by taking two of three from Glouster at Sportland Recreation. Dana Bolin led Athens with 598 pins including a 243 second game, while Cunningham bowled 581 for Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Glouster
Sportland Recreation
Dana Bolin
Cunningham
Wolfae Moe
Stephenson
McAllister
Johnston
Mitchell
Harmon Orene
Bolin
Eeewe
Horn
McBride -O
Ome
Athens Unions
New Straitsville
Glenn Drager
Williams
Drager
Calvin
Oerene
Halleee
Manning
New Straiteville
Foster
Nutter
Grandy
Backused
Rome and Greens Run Open Athens County Basketball Tourney
Rome and Greens Run will open the four night Athens County high school basketball tournament at Ohio University on Wednesday at 7 PM. Eleven teams compete for a spot in the Class B sectional at Logan with seeds for Ames Bern The Plains Jacksonville Trimble Hollister and others. The Rome Greens Run winner advances to face Buchtel L-T and the Ames Bern Shade winner in later rounds while five teams have byes before Friday semis and Saturday finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio University Court
Logan
Rome
Greens
Plains
Jacksonville
Trimble
Ames-Bern
Albany
Ames Bern
Shade
Troy
Waterloo
Champs
Jacksonville - Trimble
Hollister
the Plains
Greens Run
Buchtel
Cardinals
J-T
Stewart
Rome-Greens
Buchtel-L-T
Paul Dean
Leo Baker
Don Davis
Minnesota Faces Illini On Night Of Big Ten Clash
Minnesota rides a two game deficit to challenge Illinois in a high stakes Big Ten showdown at Minneapolis. Illinois seeks to widen its lead while Indiana Wisconsin chase upsets elsewhere as Iowa edges Northwestern and Minnesota beat Purdue earlier. Illinois regains form after a win over Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Illinois
Minneapolis
Gophers
Illini
Indiana
Wisconsin
Hoosiers
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Lafayette
Northwestern
Evanston
Iowa
Ohio State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redhot Bobcats
Evansville Quint
Athens CO
By Mitch
Evansville College
O. U. Matmen
O. U. Natators
Hollister Pta
Cincinnati
Marshall
Xavier
Kenyon
Capital
Youngstown
Taylor
Bluffton
Kentucky Wesleyan
de Sales
Wilmington
Miami
Marietta
Western Reserve
Louisville
Case
Allegheny
Hiram
Hanover
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Otterbein
Fairmont State
Legion Hall
Council
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Jim Wray
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Burt Shotton
Burt
Cleveland
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Glouster Methodist Church
H. A. Rogers
R. S. Richey
C. B. Vernon
J. A. Thompson
John Binderbasin, Jr
Lester Zimmer
William Hughes
Thomas Williams, Jr
C. E. Turner
John S. Blower
Ancel Gamwell
W. O. Bailey
Rogers
Richey
Progressive Study Club
Olive McKee
Cormene
Donald How
Priscilla
Reese Davis
Holluster
Lois Gibbs
Mary Jane Andrews
Frances Gibbs
Jack Turner
Elmer Turner
William Zimmer
Ohio State University
Ernest Gibbs
Gibbs
Jack Munden
Elmer Jones
Jones
Betty
Boston
Ed Dugger
Boston A. A. U
Charles Beetham
F. Weisberg
Canton
Buzzard Charles
Ken Overlin
Charles
Nashville
Tenn
Ray Starr
Starr
Reds
Tampa
Fla
H. H. Withers
Buckhannon
W. Va
Sine
Law
L. G. DeLong
L. W. Ley
Daryl Jones
Coshocton
Allison Jones
V.r.hls
Nixon
Ace
Arbaugh
Ll McManis
Hagerty
Ewe Cummings
Eeewenee Calvin
Ennesee Bowen
Cena
W.els
Penn
Pisniekcine
O Cottrill
Bishop
Eee Hartley
F MacCumber
Esae
Swish
Denney
Eeneeesese
Wood
Gee
Strausbaugh
Belpre
Chester
Chester High School
Sorden
Wolf
Will Humphrey Hee
Eiselstein
Dean
Comenu
Italy
Sever Ewer
Amos Jordon Herren
Lizador Otter
Castolo
Awe
Ae Weaver
University OF Cincinnati
Rt 7
New Friends
Bruck
Pico Wholesale Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!