McKeever Named Cornell Football Coach After Snavely Exit
Ed McKeever, Notre Dame 1944 captain who led the Irish to a strong season, is announced as the new Cornell grid coach succeeding Carl Snavely. Cornell athletic director Robert Kane confirms the signing but with no disclosed terms.
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Cornell University
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Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
Anwell
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Max Reed
J. Russell Pturphy
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Achiever
South Bend
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Hugh Devore
Adam Walsh
Ciem Crowe
Corpel
Ed Kickeever
Ithaca
Clark Shaughnessy
Marietta Tigers Ready to Defend District Title
Marietta High School’s Tigers, district champions, eye another tournament run at Ohio University gym. They closed the regular season 17–3, won the Central Ohio League with 16–2, with only Dover beating them in league play. Tiger captains include Furt Lightfritz leading scorers Jimmy Morris and Dick Williams.
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Tigers
Ohio University Gymnasium
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Dover
Furt Lightfritz
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Jimmy Morris
Dick Williams
Young People of Church Hold Meeting in Dover
Annual district convention of the Young People's Societies of the Church of God convened in Chauncey with about 150 attendees from several cities. Sessions ran 9:30 a.m. onward, meals served by local women, and officers elected including Gilbert Swarts of Newark as president. Delegations from Athens, The Plains, Chauncey, Zanesville, Corning, New Lexington, Columbus and Gallipolis attended. The next convention will be in Athens.
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Ruth Lester
Chauncey
Zanesville
Athens
the Plains
Corning
New Lexington
Columbus
Gallipolis
Flight Officer Training Bound for Greensboro
Chauncey resident Chauncey Willie Northup an air plane mechanic who spent 30 months in India leaves this week for Greensboro North Carolina for flight officer training on a three month furlough visiting his mother Mrs Mary Northup and sister Mrs Howard Pennell in Chauncey and Zanesville.
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mMr
Paul Northrop
Zanesville
Howard Pennell
May Ave
Marie Love
Phc
Gilbert Love
France
Charles Hook
Pilgrims Holiness Church
Carbondale
Carl Shafer
Columbus
Clifford Shafer
Northrop
Willie Northup
India
Greensboro
N. C
Mary Northup
Lalso
Chauncey Mayor Urges Prompt Fine Payments
Chauncey mayor W D Hines asks residents with unpaid fines to pay at once. He said arrangements were made for offenders to report on their payday and settle fines, but some have failed to do so.
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W. D. Hines
Garden Club Meets At Linscott Home
The Plains Garden Club convenes for its monthly meeting at Mrs Thelma Linscott home in The Plains with Mrs Lacey McDonald in charge. Members urged to attend and support the gathering.
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Linscott Home
Chauncey
The
Plains Garden Club
Thelma Linscott
the Plains
Lacey McDonald
Pastor Will Conduct Week End Meeting in Morristown
Murray City The Rev Helen W Tatmann pastor of the New ftown Holiness Mission Murray City will conduct a week end meeting beginning Thursday evening through Sunday at the Morristown Mission. Miss Tatmann will be accompanied by Misses Ova and Eva Grate of Ewington who will provide special music. Services begin daily at 7 pm with pastor Rev Ray Pidcock in charge.
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Helen W. Tatmann
Newftown
Morristown
Miss Tatmann
Ova
Eva Grate
Ewington
Ray Pidcock
Leva
Laurel Cliff PTA Founders Day Observed at Local School
Laurel Cliff notes report a Founders Day program at the local PTA with a history segment on its 21 years, tributes to founders and departed members, student plays, readings, a birthday cake, a raffle, and donations. Attendees included Mrs. Evelyn Turner, Mrs. Pearl Parker, and Mrs. Myrtle Sisson. the Plains Nazarene class won a prize and proceeds funded church activities.
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Milton Hysell
Chillicothe
Dale Heath
Warren
Betty Lou Ratliff
Edward Parker
Minersville
Dorothy Watson
Betty Ratliff
Virginia Brenick
Syracuse
Eloise Fox
Esta David
Columbus
Joseph Christy
PTA
Gretrude Ih. Pomeroy
R. V.howell
Lincgin Russell
Myrtle Sisson
Helpin
Iva
Prire
Blanche Reers
Ats
Alncery
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Test of New Cage Scoring Plan Fizzles
Ashland College and Kent State played an experimental basketball game using a 3 2 1 scoring system devised by Coach Howard Hobson. Kent players fouled out four times, 58 fouls were called, and Ashland won 55 to 53 in overtime after a late Carr bucket.
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Ashland College
Kent State University
Kent
Golden Flashes
Ohio
Howard Hobson
Oregon
Eagles
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Jim Lymper
University of Tinois
Lymper
Tor
Tuppers Plains Social News Highlights Visits and Letters
Mrs. Brabkie Parker received a letter from grandson Cpl Charles B. Chapman stating health is good and he was transferred from Corsica to France. Parkersburg guests, Reedsville visitors, church attendance, and local family gatherings are reported. Walter Shields Jr. purchased a factor.
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Brabkie Parker
Charles B. Chapman
Corsica
France
Rite
Parkersburg
W. Va
Er.j. Dotson
Nelson Torrence
Alphia Smith
Reedsville
H. T. Dotson
Anna White
Mollie Shields
Maggie Parker
Golden Bahr
Bertie Bahr
Athens
C. W. Bahr
Paul Green
Coolville
Hopp! Green
Frank Shears
Elizabeth
Dotson
Chldren
Betty M. Prince
Bishopville News Notes
Bishopville notes detail visits by Mrs. Orlena Spain and son Larry to grandmother Mrs. Lucy Pedicord. Betty Jean Stump of Columbus stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stump in Glouster. Fredrick Kittle owns Falls property now. Leonard Davis of Rockland visits Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Davis in Maplewood. Elizabeth Davis James mourned. Chris Spain in training at Camp McClelland. Rev. Frank Roberts of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Hoon and Jessie Wilson. Rev. Miles Hoon of Ken Marshfield called on his parents and Mr. Roberts. Betty Shaner visits friends in Columbus.
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Lucy Pedicord
Betty Jean Stump
Columbus
L. R. Stump
Glouster
QO. W. Moody
Falls
Fredrick Kittle
Athens
Leonard Davis
Rockland
T. F. Davis
Maplewood
Elizabeth Davis James
Chris
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Camp McClelland
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Frank Roberts
William Hoon
Jessie Wilson
Miles Hoon
Ken Marshfield
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Young Star Bob Wiles
Westerly K L High School standout Bob Wiles 17-year-old basketball ace, undefeated in 34 Rhode Island Class B games, has 641 points in 18 games this season and a 35.10 scoring average. He also tallies 257 field goals and 20 straight free throws. The piece notes college coaches will face tough pep talks postwar and mentions other sports figures and notes from the era.
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New London
Glouster Scouts Launch Scrap Drive Across Township
Glouster Troop 72 under Scoutmaster Ralph Hines plans a salvage drive this Saturday starting at 9 AM. Scouts will cover Oak and nearby streets, Locust, Embrey, Oakdale to Lamborn's pavilion, Front Street to Main on the east side of the railroad, Madison and Braun, and other areas. Each scout collecting 1000 pounds earns the Eisenhower Medal as the troop joins a national effort aiming for 150,000 tons in five months through March and April.
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Ralph Hines
Oak
St. Morgan St
Wade Electric Plant
Locust St
Embrey St
Oakdale Road
Lamborn’s
Front St
Walnut Hill
East Main St
Broad St
Hill St
Cross Streets
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Trimble Village
Congress Run
Bishopville
Elk
Hollister
Trimble Township
Hisenhower
United States
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Club Events
Mrs. James Wil Viamms hosted the Faithful Class of Jacksonville Methodist Church with devotions by Mrs. Wahneta Exenkamiper and readings from the Christian Advocate. The Five Hundred Club met at Mrs. Eliza beth Chute’s home with prizes awarded to Mrs. Maude Vaughn and Mrs. Frances Gibbs. Other notes cover Rothwell Club plans, Ladies Auxiliary Legion meeting, OES initiation, and war service updates including Pvt. James R. Hoffman in Germany, Pvt. Russell Osborne wounded in Paris, and WAC Pvt. Betty E. Miranda receiving an honorable discharge.
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James Wil
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Jacksonville Methodist Church
Wahneta Exenkamiper
Christian Advocate
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Ethel Shirkey
Washington
Captalin Roberts
Arlene Davis
Lena Maxwell
Sophronia Householder
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Ruth and
Ann Williams
Elizabeth Chute
Maude Vaughn
Frances Gibbs
Jessie Hill
Mary Swyers
QO. A. McDonald
T. A. Noon
J. Maude Vaughn
Maud Hoffman
Williams St
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James R. Hoffman
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D-day
Germany
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Chas. C. Hoffman
Gripsholm
Clarence Winn
Braun St
War Department
Russell Osborne
Paris
Winn
Pym
Osborne
WAC
Betty E. Miranda
Wright Field
Dayton
Fort Sheridan
Miranda
Alex Docie
Hollister
Sunday Creek Near Flood Stage Shuts Low Ground Roads
Sunday Creek rose to near flood stage around 11 p.m. Tuesday, reaching about six feet at the Tigh Street bridge, a rise of roughly ten feet from four feet above normal. By noon the rise stopped and began to fall, with low ground in Glouster and Trimble and the highway between them covered, though bus service remained operating.
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Tigh St
Trimble
Major Minor Pact Changes Are Proposed
Chicago AP report details minor league strategists seeking broader baseball influence. The ten members, meeting three days, push for a voice in creating a baseball commission to succeed Landis and for legislation to protect minors, allowing reaffirmation or cancellation of the major minor agreement. They conclude sessions with a rules revision meeting.
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Baseball
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National Association
Basketball Scores CLASS B FIRST ROUND AT WESTERVILLE
Newark St Francis 45, New Bloomington 223. Worthington 34, Plain City 24, Claridon 41, Bremen 33. Magnetic Springs 59, Mt Gilead 20. Sparta 41, Ostrander 35. CLASS B AT ZANESVILLE South Zanesville 49, Roscoe 41. Zanesville St Thomas 37, Eyes ide 35. Quaker City 39, McConnelsville. CLASS A AT YOUNGSTOWN FIRST ROUND Warren 62, Alliance 32. Youngstown Raven 40, Canton ancola 25. Canton Township 48, Minnerva de
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Worthington
Plain City
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Bremen
Magnetic Springs
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Ostrander
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New Bedford boxer KO defeats Eddie Steele in Newark
In New Bedford fight news George Kochan of Akron stopped Eddie Steele of Newark in the second round. The bout ended with Kochan delivering decisive punches as Steele fell unable to continue.
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Akron
Eddie Steele
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Bivins Triumph Over Flynn In Ten Round Decision
Cleveland's Jim Bivins remains unbeaten with an 18th straight win by a 10 round unanimous decision over John Flynn of Rochester. Bivins, 186, 206 for Flynn, sustained a left eye gash that may prevent his March MSG date with Melio Bettina. A second round knockdown and late rounds strong punching marked the bout. Preliminary results: Fredrie Schott KO over Bob Blevins in four. Johnny Lawer KO over Mario Ocha. Leroy Jackson TKOs Midge Mangine. Leo Garrett dec Joey Genovese. Danny Freeman vs Gene Lydell ongoing.
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Jimmy Bivins
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Johnnny Flynn
Rochester
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Johnny Lawer
Mario Ocha
Havana
Cuba
Leroy Jackson
Midge Mangine
Leo Garrett
Joey Genovese
Toronto
Danny Freeman
Gene Lydell
San Francisco
Bobcat Cagers Honored at Howard Hall Banquet
Ohio University's 1944-45 Bobcats basketball squad was feted at a Howard Hall banquet officializing a season record of 11 wins and eight losses. Attending were athletic board members, goalkeeper Grover, B. T. Grover?, Prof C N MaacKinnon, Coach W J Trautwein, and Thor Olson.
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James Harrison Dies 7 At Taylor Ridge Home
Jimmie Jarvison, 85, dies at his Taylor Ridge home Monday. Survived by wife, seven brothers and three sisters. Body at F Wallace Funeral Home. Funeral Thursday at 2:06 PM at Taylor Ridge Church of Christ, Rev. G B Courtney officiating. Burial in Taylor Ridge Cemetery.
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Jimmie Jarvison
Taylor ‘Ridge
F. Wallace
Taylor Ridge
Christ
G. B. Courtney
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