Visitors Are Out in Front All the Way
University of Kentucky Wildcats overwhelmed Ohio University Bobcats 61 to 38 in the final home game. Kentucky led 24 to 9 early, saw Ohio narrow to 29 to 21 at halftime, then widened the gap after intermission as Coach Adolph Rupp rested regulars late.
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University of Kentucky
Wildcats
Bobcats
Ohio University
Kentucky
Lexington
Ohio
Adolph Rupp
Cayne
Ken Campnell
Wilbur Schu
Sehu
Jack Parkinson
Parkinson
Jack Tingle
Tingle
Schu
Campbell
Sturgill
Othe Bobcats
Vinton County Tournament Opens With Local Matches
The 1945 Vinton County basketball tournament runs February 29 and February 23 to 24 at Wilkesville. Drawings announced by County Superintendent D. M. Bryson show schedule details. Thursday features Zaski vs Vinton Rural at 7 and Hamden vs Wilkesville at 9. Friday night the results continue with the planned matchups.
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Vinton County
Wilkesville
D. M. Bryson
Zaski
Vinton
Hamden
Ilkesville
Plains Fives Triumph In Athens County Tourney Opener
In Athens High, the Ames Bern quintet defeated Rome 65-17, Shade downed Albany 45-26, and The Plains beat Waterloo 37-20 to reach the second round. Plains led 19-10 at halftime and, despite Waterloo's late push, held on as Tingle and Schu led scoring.
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Plains
Buchtels
Troy
Hollister
Ames-Bern
Athens County
Athens High School
Ames Bern
Rome
Albany
the Plains
Waterloo
de Orner
Zaleski-Vinton
Reed
Batchelder
Wineforder
G. E. Mitchell
Charles Bolin
Jinks
Athens
Varsity
Union Furnace
Calentine
Wolfe
Annan
Hallowell
Sraith
Bariiw
Sparks
Ohio
Scott
Rowland
Tahler
M Wylie
Lama
Norra LA Aimee
Marshall
Kenta
Beratt
Dunfer —Te Sorless Gses AR Union Furnace
Woartt
Anderssen
McAfee
Mlastiy
Union Furnace Rolls to Easy Win Over Gibisonville
Union Furnace dominated Gibisonville 42 to 33 with reserves playing a big role after a 40 to 8 first half lead. The second stringers secured the win. Union Furnace reserves also defeated Logan Junior High 39 to 15.
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Union Furnace
Gibisonville
Secand Stringers
Logan Junior High
Chester Wins Pair of Tilts
Chester wins two tilts in a compact meet, scoring decisively in both games and maintaining momentum for the season.
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Chester
Urges Dooporation on News Reports Urges Dooporation
A brief item notes urging Dooporation on news reports and mentions involvement by two ottersanden individuals. The text references a male participant and outlines no further details about agenda or outcome.
Willie Pep Keeps Title In Narrow Victory
Willie Pep retains his title with a narrow win amid tense rounds. The bout faced scrutiny and strong counterattacks from opponents, reflecting Pep's enduring agility and speed in a challenging match.
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Willie Pep
Baseball Chiefs Seek Showdown Over Wartime Baseball Policy
Washington leaders Ford Frick and Will Harridge, heads of the National and American Leagues, plan to press War Mobilizer Byrnes in New York to allow enough players to play baseball or halt operations. The big league owners seek government guidance on wartime baseball during wartime manpower concerns.
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Washington
Byrnes
Ford Frick
National League
New York
Will Harridge
Frick
Meeting of National Collegiate Football Rules Committee Called
Col William J Bingham chairing the NC football rules panel in New York City on March 31 as Harvard athletic director on leave. He had refused to convene the group for a year, saying no need to act and the grid code would stay frozen. He proposed four year seasons for experiments with 1944 seeing most conferences altering rules. more changes expected next season.
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New York
William J. Bingham
New York City
Associated Press
Bingham
Harvard
Iowa Illinois Quints Victors By One Point
Hawkeyes of Iowa edged Wisconsin 54 to 53 while Illinois beat Minnesota 49 to 48 in late round battles to stay near the Western Conference title lead. Ohio State looms as a Friday foe in Columbus with Northwestern in Chicago Saturday as the race tightens.
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Chicago
Hawkeres
Towa
Illini
Illinois
Baders
Iowa
Wisconsin
Cliavis
Minnesota
New
Islindig
Ohio State
Columbus
Northwestern
Chicago Stadium
Wissonsin
Badgers
Kiisis
Buckeye
Northswestern
Alini
Wildcats
North
Boston Garden chiefs mull a March tourney but gates scarce
Fullerton notes that two college teams from the Boston Garden winter run show interest in a March event, yet no ticket gates exist. The piece suggests a future tournament may form years from now as few teams qualify, with Utah weighing bids to the national playoffs or the New York invitation meet.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Boston Garden
Utah
N.C.A
Utes
W.ga.a
Trimble Revival Closes With Services on Sunday
CHAUNCEY Trimble Church of Christ held a two week revival with a full house. Visitors came from Athens The Plains Chauncey Jacksonville Glouster and Bishopville. Special music featured Marie Phillips Anderson and evangelist Frank Roberts with Geraldine Martin. Local members joined in the Sunday service and guests included the Cavey Caves and Sweeney families. John Cunningham remained in Chauncey before transferring from New Orleans to San Diego. Phillips and Ona Mae Sweeney and daughter Betty visited Chauncey with Citations to Sweeney relatives. Rev Phillips preached at the Chauncey Church of Christ on Sunday.
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Chauncey—Trimble
Wil‘ma Cavey
Ebert
Kenneth
Melville McCune
Dwight
Chauncey — . Phillips
Phillips
Ona Mae Sweeney
Bet
Marion
Chauncey
H. A. Leiber
Marie Sommers
Huntington
AV. Va
Edith Sweeney
Ruth Seiber
Jacksonville Soldier Receives Army Commission
Martin Ginnan of Jacksonville is promoted from staff sergeant to second lieutenant after serving overseas since September with the infantry division of the First Army. He trained at Camp Van Dorn, Camp Maxey, and is a Jacksonville-Trimble High School graduate. Other items note: Robert Coe and James Cos of Athens, Jimmie Mandrell and Elmer Bratka of Jacksonville, and Robert McCutcheon of Gloucester shared a Chinese camp and dined together, then visited Red Cross headquarters. Filmer Braka, in China months, hopes for a furlough home. Albert Hall left Morgantown, WV after visiting Miss Bel Bryson. Dane Skinner planned veterans' hospital treatment. Foster Ginnan, killed in action months ago, is mentioned in family notes.
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Virginia Ginnan
Jacksonville
Martin Ginnan
Infantry Divion
First Army
Tieutenant Ginnan
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Camp van Dorn
Siss
Camp Maxey
Texas
Robert Coe
James Cos
Athens
Jimmie Mandrell
Elmer Bratka
Robert McCutcheon
Glouster
China
American Red Cross
Braika
Leafs Sd
Albert Hall
Bel Bryson
Morgantown
Mor Mars Tsabel
Mes. Hall
Dane Skinner
Myr
Mre
Chicago
Amd Sinner
Geryire
Benne
Revery
Haevor
Great Lakes
Set
Foster Eyinner
Artian Serve Ryal
Glouster Social Notes and Local Mentions
Glouster notes report Ninevah Rebekah Lodge meeting in Jacksonville Hall on Tuesday February 20 and a birthday party for Veida Waltersnow age six and Anna Lou Cape age 13 with gifts and refreshments. Also Women’s Council of the Church of Christ announces meeting at 7:36 p.m. in church social rooms and local residents Max Williams and family mentioned with ship to Dearborn.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Ninevah Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Txid Fellows Hall
Louster
Women's Council
The
Church of Christ
Max Williams
Dearborn
Mich
Women's Hospital
Henry Williams
Mary Carpenter
Amesville
Ladies Society of the
Trimble Micononist Church
Betty Peinen
WSCS
Cirea
Atephodist Church Iil
T.am
A. G. Winkle
William Philii Young
Young
Sabel Thompson
Kearns
Utah
Fati Ss _ Johnson
Shawnee
Ginister
Pvt Drescher Overseas to England and France
Pvt Floyd Drescher, son of Mr and Mrs Finley Drescher of Chauncey Dover, who graduated in 1944, is overseas with postings to England and then France. He visited his parents during the holidays and shared greetings with friends.
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Chauncey
Floyd Drescher
Finley Drescher
Truetown
Chauncey- Dover High School
England
France
Return of Flight Officer Gerald Willis to Victoria
Flight Officer Gerald Willis has returned to Victoria Texas after a furlough visiting his mother Mrs Minnie rs and his brother Charles Fs and sisters Mrs Lucille Lanning Mrs Hazel Mills and Mrs Kathleen Mingus all of Millfield and other relatives in the vicinity
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Chauncey
Gerald Willis
Victoria
Tex
Minniers
Charles
F S
Lucille Lanning
Hazel Mills
Kathleen Mingus
Millfield
Choir Sings at Glouster for County Home Inmates
The Baptist Church choir from Glouster performed Sunday afternoon for inmates at the Chanel of the County Home. The 13 member group, directed by Mrs. Ora Viney, presented music, singing, and religious readings.
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Chauncey
the Baptist Church
Glouster
Ora Viney
Services announced at Morristown Holiness Church
Rev Ora Waldeck of Millfield Mission Church will preach next Tuesday Feb 27 at Morristown Holiness Church. On March 1 32 3 and 4 Rev Helen Tatman of Newton Holiness Church near Murray ity will conduct services there with the Grate sisters providing special music. Mrs Rice Thomas will host Millfield Needle Club at Circle Hill Wednesday night. Weekly Morristown Holiness Church cottage prayer meeting Thursday at 1 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrey Mexinney. Mr and Mrs Willard Simonton attended the funeral last week of Levi Krowlian buried in Hebbardsville Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Ora Waldeck
Millfield
Morristown
Helen Tatman
Newton
Murray Ity
Grate Sisters
Rice Thomas
Circle Hill
Needle Club
Morristown Holiness Church
Andrey Mexinney
Chauscey
Willard Simonton
Lievl Krowlian
Hebbardsville
Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches Today
This brief notes a common old treatment that often brings relief from backache. It emphasizes surprising sources of pain and suggests simple remedies may offer happiness and comfort to sufferers.
Middletown High Quintet Nets 35th Straight Victory
Middletown High's five man squad stretched its winning streak to 35 with a 40 to 29 win over Springfield. Canton McKinley extended its string, East Liverpool defeated by 49 to 138? and 41 to 34, Toledo Woodward claimed Toledo City title with a 39 to 31 win over Scott. Ashville and Farmer continue hot with 20 plus straight wins each, Ashville beating Linden McKinley and Darby, while Farmer beat Jewell for 18 straight.
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Middletown
Springfield
Lixteen
Canton McKinley
Alliance
East Liverpool
Bulldogs
Potters
Toledo
Woodward
Toledo Scott
Don Harrison
Cal Duhart
Columbiana
Youngstown
Boardman
Ashville
Farmer
Columbus
Linden McKinley
Darby
Norton
Fletcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Jewell
Snead Wins Gulfport Open After 19 Holes
Slammin Sam Snead of Hot Springs Va wins the Gulfport Open in a 19 hole playoff over Byron Nelson. Snead’s victory follows a tied 72 holes and a 17& hole playoff. Nelson nets 933.33 for second place while Snead climbs to 11,185 in winter tour earnings as he heads to Pensacola Open.
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Gulfport, Miss
Samy Snead
Hot Springs
Byron Nelson
Pensacola
Fla
Sprad
Nelson
Hach
Sammy
Snead
Fight Results and Birth Notice From Chauncey Chronicle
In New York Chuck Hunter of Cleveland defeated Jackie Larrimore by knockout in three rounds. In Baltimore Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland stopped Budy Walker of Columbus in two rounds. A Chauncey birth notice reports the daughter of Staff Sgt Harold C and Mrs McBride, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Clement McBride near Jacksonville, formerly Chauncey, and Mr and Mrs J N Hyde of Athens.
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New York
Chuck Hunter
Cleveland
Jackie Larrimore
Miami Beach
Baltimore
Jimmy Bivins
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Chauncey
Harold C
McBride
Clement McBride
Jacksonville
J. N. Hyde
Athens
You Not Too Old To Feel Young Ad About Tremone
An advertisement claims Tremone combines vitamins and hormones to restore vigor for middle aged men. It promises renewed zest, improved attitude toward life, and pleasures once experienced in youth. Sold by Gallaher Drug Company and druggists everywhere with label directions.
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Gallaher Drug Company
Ady
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