Athens High to close season in Southeastern Ohio title tilt
Athens High School Bulldogs host Pomeroy in the final 1943-44 game as five seniors lead the Black and Red. Logan could clinch top spot with a win if Athens loses, but both squads are favored as Pomeroy and Middleport provide the night’s preliminary.
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Pomeroy Panthers
Charlie Bolin
Athens High School
Basketeers
Bulldogs
Logan
Middleport
Athens
Purple Panther
Pomeroy
Bob Mills
Grant Ferguson
Bill Trautwein
Ray Dunfee
Jack Trupp
Trautwein
Tad Grover
Bob Stanley
Rosenbaum
Stanley
Schwab
Isonville-Trimble
Bern
Shade
Ames-Bern
Hooper
Wich Shade
Ames
Wilbur Parmeter
Bob Mescher
J-T
Thee
Theirop
Blaine Farley
Carnals
Wyckoff
Iny
Galvin
Oring
Eut
Farley
Hile Haskins
H. Mills
Ted Wood
Cereinn
Lan Dyke
E. Conkey
Witon
Conkey
Smith
Dean Owen Ewnn
A West
Oreewene
Bang
Post _ AMES-BERN
G. T. Knight
Carmichael
Atkinson
Hinton
Romine
T. Swank
Texaco— Es Meee
Selby
Williams, F
Noble
Rim
Dailey
Thomas
Bingman
Owe
Hickman
Wwe
Stanson
Watkins
Paquette Wenn
Wagoner
Manning
Blaker
Barnes
Ruman
Morrison
van Meter
Wolfe Aan
Ames Bern Versus Aville Trimble In Athens County Tourney
Ames Bern and Aville Trimble prepare for a Saturday night game in Athens gym as part of the county school basketball tournament. Local teams clash on the Athens Court for a spot in the next round.
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BERN
J-1
Athens HI Quint
Ames-Bern
aville-Trimble
Athens County
Athens Gymnasium
Bowling Green Falcons Name Season Captain Siegferth
Joe Siegferth, civilian sophomore from Akron, was named season captain of the Bowling Green State University Falcons. The team won 21 college and service basketball games this winter and lost only three, two to the Lakes Naval Training.
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Siegferth
Bowling Green
Joe Siegferth
Akron
Bowling Green State University Falcons
the Lakes Naval Training &Tzin
Junior Study Club Meets Tuesday Night
The GLOUSTER group held its regular meeting with a 6 PM dinner served by the Church of Christ Women’s Council. Elizabeth Ann Munday and Deloris McAllister were honored for WAVES acceptance. two new members joined, and poems, papers, and songs filled the evening.
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Marguerite Jones
Alice Dust
Margaret Dulevy
Jo Balderson
Helen Binderbasin
Edna Binderbasin
Basketball scores and tournament results from several Ohio games
In South Webster 27 Minford 25 after overtime. Wheelersburg 80 Lucasville 16. Wooster 60 Rittman 23. Wood County Class B quarter finals North Baltimore 34 Walbridge 24. Cygnet 57 Pemberville 21. Troy 26 Wayne 18. Webster 44 Liberty 21. Franklin County Class B Worthington 382 Grove City 1. Hamilton 40 Canal Winchester. Groveport 39 New Albany 25. Knox County Class B semi finals Fredericktown 57 Amity 32 Gambier 31 Danville 22.
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Minford
Wheelersburg
Lucasville
Wooster
Rittman
Wood County
North Baltimore
Walbridge
Cygnet
Pemberville
Troy
Wayne
Webster
Liberty
Franklin County
Worthington
Grove City
Hamilton
Canal Winchester
Groveport
New Albany
Knox County
Fredericktown
Amity
Gambier
Danville
Steve Forgores Shows Improvement After Sheltering Arms Stay
Steve Forgores returned home Friday from Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens where he has been recovering for weeks. He is improving but may need another hospital check up soon. He resides in Trimble.
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Glouster
Steve Forgores
Armstal
Athens
Trimble
DePaul Aims for Buck Tilt Amid Mikan Ankle Injury
DePaul faces Ohio State at Chicago Stadium with center George Mikan’s swollen right ankle in doubt. Coach Ray Meyer hopes Mikan can start, but a hard matchup awaits as Ohio State, led by Arnold Risen and Don Grate, seeks a Big Ten title bid. Northwestern and Illinois meet earlier as the Cats chase a conference run.
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Chicago
Paul
New York
George Mikan
Blue Demon
Western Kentucky
Mikan
Ohio State Buckeyes
Chicago Stadium
Ray Meyer
Demons
DePaul
Bucks
Arnold Risen
Don Grate
Jack Dugger
Bob Bowen
Masting
Northwestern
Illinois
Wildcats
Cats
Klein Starts His Training Early
Philadelphia reports Charles Herbert Klein at 39 begins a comeback with intense workouts. He uses a rowing machine, weights, pedal bike and steam cabinet in a bid to prove he can still handle National League pitching. General Manager Hert Pennock notes his fitness level hints at significant action.
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Philadelphia
Charles Herbert Klein
Hert Pennock
Chauncey Personal Notes Include Illness And Visit Updates
Chauncey Personals reports H Wemmer of Millfield had a slight heart attack scare Friday. Mrs Elizabeth Robinett and family traveled to Trimble to visit a daughter. Mrs Nina Johnson hosted a Sunday school class party with Kate Cunningham and others. Kate Cunningham is recovering from influenza.
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H. Wemmer
Millfield
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfields
Trimble
Gilbert Courtney
Nina Johnson
Kate Cunningham
Chain
Enza
Baptist Services Are Scheduled
Rev A G Freeman announces Sunday Feb 27 services at First Baptist Church Sunday School at 9 30 a m with local superintendent Wiley Harris in charge Morning worship at 11 a m Rev Freeman topics A Symmetrically Developed Christian Afternoon 3 o'clock Covenant Service with the Lord's Supper and a short sermonette.
Pepper Martin Returns to Cards as Speedy Pepper
Southworth greets Pepper Martin back with the St. Louis Cardinals praising his still sharp speed and throwing. Martin, now nearing 40, is expected to serve mainly as a pinch hitter against lefties and could reach 80 games this season.
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Southworth
Pepper
Columbus
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Sunbury
Pepper Martin
Cardinal
Oklahoma City
Martin
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights College Athletics
Western Michigan College sustains strong basketball and baseball programs while stressing sound coaching and schedule quality. Athletic leaders cite postwar plans for tours and broader competition, with Navy and Columbia affiliates noted. A.PI boxing scene in Carolina AAU tour yields one title lost by misfortune. Cadet Artie Dorrell trains for aviation as class 44 F. A remark closes on how a single number shifts meaning.
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Dunham
Western Michigan
Chicago
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Johnny Siegal
Columbia
The
Bears
Sid Luckman
Hagberg
Navy
Cherry Point
N. C
Marine Air Station
Frankie Rich
Artie Dorrell
The Largest Single Cell Eocene Fossil Egg Yolk Claim
Report notes a giant egg yolk fragment from a prehistoric giant avian or reptile as evidence for the largest single cell claim. The fragment suggests the yolk size dwarfs modern cells, implying extraordinary cellular scale in ancient life.
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Jhistorie
Vem
Services in Glouster Churches Schedule Lenten and Sunday rites
Rev A G Winkle announces Methodist services in Glouster with Church School at 9 30 a m and Morning Worship at 10 30 a m The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 6 p m followed by Evening Worship at 7 p m A Midweek Lenten service is set for Wednesday at 7 p m under the topic The Church and its Source of Power Church of Christ holds Bible School at 9 a m and Communion at 10 a m with preaching on Peter Over the Washing of His Feet Evening service at 7 p m The Eternal Purpose of God Music is directed by W W Wallace Women’s Council reports about $50 raised at Tuesday dinner Midweek Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 p m devotions led by Mrs Felda Stansberry and Romans study by the minister.
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Glouster
Masonic Hall
M. M. LeFavor
Marcella Jonas
C. B. Tigner
David Pickard
M. M. Bryson
Washington
D. E. Carr
Casey
Church of Christ
Ernest Byers
Harold Vaughn
Charles Guinther
Winkle
Bible School
Delmar Gladden
E. K. Peugh
Peter
God
W. W. Wallace
Felda Stansberry
Women's Council
Moose Lodge Initiation Planned at Glouster
An officer of the Loyal Order of Moose announces a class initiation at the lodge room Sunday at 2 PM with the local lodge team conducting the work. Lunch will follow for Moose members and their families only.
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Glouster
Lodge of Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
New Orleans Open Begins With Pros and Amateurs
The New Orleans Open golf event starts with 43 professionals and 38 amateurs in round one of the $5,000 tournament. Harold Jug McSpaden and Byron Nelson headline a field that includes Pvt. Melvin Chick Harbert leading the pro am stage, with Harbert shooting 68 to top the pro field. Other notable entrants include Jimmy Hines, Harry Cooper, Sammy Byrd, Craig Wood, Ed Dudley, and Tony Penna as prizes are to be war bonds.
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New Orleans
Doposters
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Pvt
Melvin
Chick” Harbert
Harbert
Army
Air Forces Training Command
Lincoln
Neb
Nelson
Jug
McSpaden
Jimmy Hines
Harry Cooper
Sammy Byrd
Craig Wood
Ed Dudley
Tony Penna
Trimble Brothers Reunite in Italy After Long Separation
Sgt Joseph Walton and Cpl William Walton, sons of Mr and Mrs Charles Walton of Trimble Heights, meet in Italy after over two years apart. They nearly connected twice within 200 yards but failed to recognize each other. Joseph serves in the Signal Corps and Ray in the Tank Destroyer Battalion under General Clark. another son, Pfc Bryan Walton, is listed in North Africa.
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Glouster
Joseph Walton
William R. Walton
Charles Walton
Trimble Heights
Italy
William Johnson
Trimble
Joseph
Signal Corps
Ray
Clark
Walton's
Pfc
Bryan Walton
North
Africa
Bobcats Set for Kentucky Clash in Upset Bid
Ohio University basketball team travels to Lexington to face the University of Kentucky Wildcats in a pursuit of one of the season’s major upsets. The nine man squad aims for a disciplined 40 minutes with limited ball handling against a confident foe.
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Ohio University
University of Kentucky Wildcats
Bobcats
Lexington
Johnny Muldovan
Mark Wylie
Bruce Moorehead
Jim Mackey
Bill
Bob Brandle
Bill Smith
Walt Maroney
Jack Hines
Wildcats
Oloxie
Ohio
Otterbein
Tinker Sees Baseball Near Perfection Now
Orlando veteran Joe Tinker says baseball needs no major changes and would be ruined by altering base distances or the pitcher’s box. The ex Cubs star, 63, recuperating from influenza, cites fans’ preference and landis era credit.
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Orlando
Fla
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Kenesaw M. Landis
Boxing results from Allentown and Philadelphia cards
In Allentown Jimmy Anest from New York outpointed Lester Young of Philadelphia over eight rounds. In Harrisburg Bill Deering stopped Jimmy Long of Chester after seven. In Philadelphia Billy Arnold stopped Buck Streator of Collingswood in one round, while Jackie Saunders of Philadelphia fought to a 3 round decision.
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Allentown
Jimmy Anest
New York
Lester “Cueball” Young
Philadelphia
Bill Deering
Harrisburg
Ohio
Jimmy Long
Chester
Billy Arnold
Buck Streator
Collingswood
N. J
Jackie Saunders
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