Athens County Cage Tournament Opens Tonight at Ohio Univ
Ohio University hosts Athens County high school basketball tourney with six teams in action. Tonight Shade meets Troy, Hollister faces Albany, and Ames Bern plays Waterloo. winners advance to Thursday round and possibly Logan sectional.
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Tr Oarer
Athens Messenger
Athens
Athens County
SHADE
Troy
Hollister
Albany
Ames-Bern
Waterloo
the Plains
Buchtel
Shade-Troy
Hollister-Albany
Ames-Bern-Waterloo
Greens
Rome
Weepees
Ohio University
Ames Bern
J-T
Vinton County Cage League to End Season This Week
Vinton County basketball finishes its league week with four games three among leaders. McArthur can tie for varsity title by sweeping Zaleski and Wilkesville while Zaleski defeats Vinton Two. Vinton Two can clinch outright by beating Zaleski or McArthur loss. Zaleski can claim second by beating both McArthur and Vinton Two. In reserves Vinton Two wins title outright. Hamden reserves near second. County tournament set for Feb 27 28 and March 1 in Richland Auditorium with drawings Feb 23.
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Hamden
Zaleski
Wilkesville
Vinton
McArthur
Radcliff
Vinton County
Wilkesygle
Engineers
Richland
Little Generals
Vinton Two
Tigers
McArthur Little Generals
McArthur's
Richland Auditorium
A. F. Axe
McArthur Oer Ee
McArthur Eaeeene
Sasewenes
Richland Eee Ween
Ichland
Union Furnace Routs South Bloomingville In Twin Wins
Union Furnace secured two wins over South Bloomingville with varsity 28 to 9 and junior 28 to 10. It marked the Juniors 11th straight victory.
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Logan—Union Furnace
South Bloomingville
Varsity Union Furnace
Thompson
Mowers
Arnett
Rheinscheid
Ee McClain
S. Bloomingville
Shaw
Justice
Culp
Wareheim Lowery
Ted. Didpamaeees
Juntors Union Furnace
W. Smith
F . Duadawsmeen
D. Lattimer
Scaimesson
College and high school basketball scores and tourney results
College games include Wooster 69 over Findlay 51 and Ohio U 61 over Miami 20. High school tourneys cover Crawford County at Galion with first round winners Chatfield and Leesville, Putnam County at Leipsic, and other district matchups across multiple towns.
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College Wooster
Findlay
Capital
Kenyon
Wittenberg
Bowling Green
Ashland
Heidelberg
Ohio University
Miami
Kent State
Hiram
John Carroll
Western Reserve
de Sales
Alfred Holbrook
Wilmington
Ohio Northern
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Crawford County
Galion
Chatfield
Leesville
Tiro
Holmes-Liberty
Whetstone
Sulphur Springs
New Washington
Putnam County
Leipsic
Columbus Grove
Fort Jennings
Continental
Ottoville
Pandora
Rio Grande Freshman Jack Duncan Bombs in 87 Point Burst
Rio Grande College sophomore Jack Duncan scored 87 points in a game against Capital College of Charleston to surge to 326 points in 15 games, averaging 21.7. Duncan, 19, 5 11 165, from Portsmouth area, stars for the Red Men and plans two more seasons under coach Forest Wyatt.
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Rio Grande
Jack Duncan
Rio Grande College
Capital College of Charleston
W.a
Ohio
Jack
Portsmouth
McDermott High
Brush Creek
Scioto County
Duncan
Red Men
Marietta
Portsmouth Business College
Morehead
Pikeville
Ashland
New River State
West Virginia
Capital City
Tiffin
Otterbein
Coach Forest
Jeff) Wyatt
Jeff
Athens Beats Middleport In Low-Scoring clash
Bud dy Connett led Athens High with 14 points as the Bulldogs edged Middleport 42 to 39 at the local gym. Deb Bowen top scored for Middleport with 12 points as the Jackets rallied after a nine point halftime deficit. Athens Reserves also topped Middleport Reserves 17 to 12.
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Middleport
Buddy Connett
Athens High Bulldogs
Jackets
Bulldogs
Connett
Poling
Williams
Deb Bowen
Pomeroy
Yellow Jackets
Athens
Jackettes
Klein
Gall
Varsity Middleport
Clatworthy
Diles
Hartinger
Gomer
F Ee Ohlinger
Ewe
Ewe Reichman
Soccesese
Bowen
Barsotti
Engh
Owen McPherson
J. Smith
Guthrie
Rothrock
King
Sento
Mills
Mulligan
Faine
Chappelear
Baker
C . Efaw
Frost
Mackinnon
Breezing With Brietz by Eddie Brietz
A collection of sports notes and rumors from Eddie Briez including golf draft questionnaires and college coaching chatter. It mentions Horton Smith Mickey Gwen Larry MacPhail Freddie Russell and Frank Leahy with playful asides about boxing and baseball figures and potential events around spring.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Horton Smith
Mickey Gwen
Larry MacPhail
Havana
Springfield
Larry
Boston
Madigan
Boston College
Beantown
Frank Leahy
B. C
Ed Oliver
John Kimbrough Emerges as Top Dough Getter
A man we like, John Kimbrough, demonstrates strong skill in securing funds. His proven ability to attract money underscores substantial financial potential and influence within the group.
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John Kimbrough
Millfield Church of Christ Class Meets at Lena Geary Home
Martha Chauncey class of the Millfield Church of Christ met recently at the home of Mrs. Lena Geary with Ida Hill as vice president presiding. Mrs. Charles Carr led the devotional and Miss Olive Brookins directed a program while refreshments were served to a group including Viola Wade Ida Hill Jessie Fulton Nellie Russell Mabel Mingus Eda Heffken Mabel Smith Hazel Earich Elizabeth Robinette and the hostess.
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Chauncey
Martha
Millfield Church of Christ
Lena Geary
Ida Hill
Charles Carr
Olive Brookins
Viola Wade
Jessie Fulton
Nellie Russell
Mabel Mingus
Eda Heffken
Mabel Smith
Hazel Earich
Elizabeth Robinette
Vinton Outpoints Garcia in Pittsburgh Boxing Bout
Carmen Notch of Pittsburgh won a decision over Felix Garcia of New York, improving to 150 career bouts as the match at Pittsburgh concluded with a clear outpoint.
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Dick Chapman
Moe Berg
Radio City Music Hall
Boston
Ed Barrow
Yankee
Pennsylvania Station
Louis
Dorazio
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
British Relief
Dewey Fragatta
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Harry Danning
Pittsburgh
Carmen Notch
Felix Garcia
Iit
New York
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey district notes quarantine for Mary Ann Danko ill with scarlet fever at Millfield. Harold Blower visits Barberton with brothers Harley and Jack. Mabel Sanders and son Elden visit relatives in Millfield. Wilbur Hill and wife announce birth of a son on Feb 17 at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Chauncey
Mary Ann Danko
Mike Danko
Millfield
Harold Blower
Barberton
Harley
Jack Blower
Mabel Sanders
Elden
Columbus
C. E. Sanders
Wilbur Hill
Jacksonville
Condition Is Serious for Mrs. Walter Lanning
Mrs. Walter Lanning was taken to Marietta Hospital last week for a major surgical operation. Mr. Lanning was called to the hospital Sunday due to her serious condition. Mrs. Lanning is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Canter.
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Chauncey
Walter Lanning
Marietta Hospital
Lanning
Rev C L Johnson To Speak On An Effective Witness
At the revival service of the Church of Christ tonight at 7:30 Rev C L Johnson will deliver a sermon titled An Effective Witness detailing how faith can influence others and strengthen the church community.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Rev
C. L. Johnson
Returns To Be With Sister in Hospital
Leota Blackford Mayo Clinic nurse from Rochester Minnesota leaves hospital duties to care for her sister Mrs Geneve Blackford Chesher who lies seriously ill in Logan Utah after Caesarian operation. Her baby son is reported to be doing well.
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Chauncey —Leota Blackford
Mayo Clinic Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Geneve Blackford Chesher
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Birthday honor for Mrs. Tippett at Chauncey party
Mrs. Ernestine Tippett was feted at a Chauncey birthday party Sunday hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mingus of Mill Field. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Dalit of Baltimore and numerous Tippett and Mingus family members.
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Chauncey
Ernestine Tippett
Herb Mingus
Miifield
Mrs. Tippett
George Dalit
Baltimore
Lucille Martin
Athens
W. C. Mingus
Gordon
Millfield
Dan Johnson
Sam ‘Tippett
Carol Tippett
Carolyn Sue
Walker and Toles Box to Unpopular Draw in Columbus
Columbus fighter Jack Walker and Detroit heavyweight Roscoe Toles fought ten rounds on a charity card to a draw amid boos. Walker was knocked down nine count in rounds three and four as judges split before the referee called a draw.
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Columbus
Jack
Buddy) Walker
Roscoe Toles
Detroit
Toles
Walker
Toronto bout ends with Pace KO of Armstrong in six
Georgie Pace knocks out Armstrong in the sixth round in Toronto as Cleveland reaches 124 3-4. In New York Steve Boise stops Andre Jessurun in the seventh at 153 1-2 to 152 1-4.
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Toronto
Georgie Pace
Cleveland
Armstrong
New York
Steve Boise
Andre Jessurun
Pomeroy Edges Gallipolis 37 35 in Tight Finish
Pomeroy narrowly defeats Gallipolis 37 to 35 on a near miss late by Gallia as Brickles and Spencer lead the Panthers. Gallipolis trailed most of the game but rallied in the third with 12 points to 8 before falling just short. Gallia reserves also fell 23 to 17 to Pomeroy reserves.
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Pomeroy
Gallia Blue Devil
Pomeroy-Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Panthers
Brickles
Clark
Ginn
Hart
Spencer
Shreveler
Gallia
Ms. Cetechasecosus
ES Teneset Ink Action
BrteNles
Accuveccas
Epencer
Ccae
Shieveler
Bevo
Cavencaveus
Antacenensen
Manchin
Eseseccess
Betenenene
Gallipolis
Il Capes
Robinson
City Basketball League Schedule Promotes Local Matchups
At 8:30 Faculty faces Ohio State Journal while Pepsi Cola clashes with Buckeye Cafeteria. At 9:15 Coca Cola Bottling meets Standard Oil Athens Airways plays Varsity Billiards.
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Ohio State Journal
Pepsi Cola
Buckeye
Coca Cola
Standard Oil
Athens Airways
Bobcats smother Miami in 61 20 rout at home
Ohio University Bobcats dominated Miami of Ohio 61 to 20 in a home game. Frank Baumholtz led with 11 points as reserves played early and the 15 man squad saw action boosting confidence for next year.
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Bobcats
Miami
Ohio University
Ohio
Dayton
Redskins
Anil Air Fiala Waata Alt
Oxford Quint
Ghio
Frank Baumholtz
Walt van Winkle
Baumy
Frank
Baumholtz
Bill Trautwein
Doug Reinhardt
Pete Lalich
Vern Deinzer
Ohto
Deleer
Lalich
I McSherry
Oecons
Aram
Knowlton
Palaia
VanOrsdel
Migdal
Jones
Coon
Enceusanceeen
McDade
Wooster Presses Mount Union in tight Ohio Conference race
Wooster College beat Findlay 69 51 to stay within one game of league leader Mount Union in the Ohio Conference standings. Capital University defeated Kenyon 55 41 for its first win in 13 games. Ohio University routed Miami 61 20 as Greensboro, Ohio, sent 15 players onto the court.
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Wooster College
Ohio
Mount Union
Findlay
Wooster
Capital University
Kenyon
Gambier
Columbusites
Wittenberg
Bowling Green
Springfield
Bee Gees
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Washington Court House
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Rio Grande Star
Fritz Howell
Stockdale
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Nashville Banner
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Sam Snead
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Lynn Lary
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Ragan Sewer
T Swindler Enone
G Trotter Bradbury
Keeton
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Chauncey District
Honor Mrs. Tippett
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By Mitch
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Associated Press
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Ray Sulivan
Northern
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Athens City
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Kyle & Clifford
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Young
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Roy's Auto Supply
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Watkins
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Gilmore Eeee
Lloyd
Shumway
Lee Ee
Crryv Loan and Guaranty Company
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