Once-Beaten Ohio Swim Team Faces Bowling Green Tomorrow
Ohio University's undefeated swimming team seeks an eighth win of the season against Bowling Green Falcons tomorrow. The 7-1 Bobcats aim to cap a historic season as seniors Koester Amidano King and Wylam swim their final meet at the Central Collegiate meet in Bowling Green.
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Ohio University
Bowling Green Falcons
Bobcat
Bobcats
Mermen
Oscar
Tommy” Thomas
Falcons
Glen Romanek
Sandy Wilson
Ohio Wesleyan
Dave Koester
Norm Amidano
al King
Jack Wylam
Bowling Green
Contenders Vie for Last NIT Invitation Spot
With one NIT berth remaining four to six teams battle for the last invite. DePaul Loyola Chicago St Josephs Texas Kristian Villanova Miami of Ohio among candidates as the tourney field grows to eleven with St Johns Duquesne St Louis Dayton St Bonaventure Seton Hall and Holy Cross already in. The final selection may be announced today ahead of a triple header kickoff in Madison Square Garden next week.
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DePaul
Lola
Chicago
St. Joseph's Philadelphia
Texas
Kristian
Villanova
Miami
Ohio
Tomorow
Madon Square Garden
St. John's
Brooklyn
Duquesne
St. Louis
Dayton
St. Bonaventure
Seton Hall
Holy Cross
Red Devils Battle C D in Southeastern Ohio tourney
Four Athens county teams compete in a fast paced weekend with three Class B games on Friday and two Class 4 contests on Saturday. Glouster meets Carbon Hill at 6 pm while Ames Bern and Somer et Holy Trinity play at 7 15 pm and Chauncey faces Albany at 8 30 pm. Glouster 4 15 hosts Carbon Hill as Hocking County champions seek win number 12. Ames Bern 19 26 seeks more success after its county title run. Holy Trinity 15 7 returns from a first round win over McArthur. Chauncey, 2 2 seed, faces Albany after beating Mercerville in the district meet. Pomeroy meets Athens Saturday at 7 pm in Class A quarter final. Athens won 48 45 over Jackson while Pomeroy had a bye. Second game at 8 15 pm features Gallipolis versus Portsmouth.
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Southeastern Ohio
Athens County
Gloaser
Carbon Hill
Ames-Bern
Someret
Holy Trinity
Chauncey and Albany
Askets
Glouster Tomcats
Hocking County
Ames Bern
Holy ‘Rinity
McArthur
Chauncey
Belpre
Albany
Devils
Mercerville
Pomeroy
Athens
Jackson
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Texan Jack Burke Leads Baton Rouge Open After 68
Jack Burke, a quiet Texan known for his sharp shooting, holds a one stroke lead in the $10,000 Baton Rouge Open after firing a four under par 68. His strong form started two weeks ago at the San Antonio Open.
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Baton Rouge
Jack Burke
Williams and Kiner Lead 29 MLB Holdouts Seeking 1952 Terms
An AP survey shows 29 unsigned players, 17 in the AL and 12 in the NL, with Williams and Kiner among the leaders. Red Sox trio Goodman Pesky Parnell seek high salaries. Pirates star Kiner aims at 70 000 per year for two years, while several clubs report unsigned veterans and possible deadlines.
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NEW York
Ted Williams
Ralph Kiner
Associated Press
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Pesky
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
Goodman
Pesky
Parnell
Kiner
Pirates
San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh
John Galbreath
Pirate Star
Murry Dickson
Dickson
Mel Queen
Fred Strobel
Jim Walsh
George Metkovich
Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Joost
Edict relaxes holdout workouts in A's camp
In West Palm Beach General Manager Art Ehlers relented on the no-workouts-for-holdouts policy after Jimmy Dykes pressed for action. Gus Zernial began workouts before signing his 1952 contract and Billy Hitchcock can start conditioning today.
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Art Ehlers
The
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Ehlers
Gus Zernial
Billy Hitchcock
Vejar Faces Pruden in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York reports Chico Vejar the 9 to 5 favorite to extend his streak to eight as he battles veteran Fitzie Pruden in a ten round welterweight feature at Madison Square Garden. Vejar, a 20-year-old stam ford Conn. native and NYU dramatic arts student, has won seven straight and 39 of 40 pro fights.
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New York
Chico Vejar
Stamford
NYU
Chico
Indians Tinker With Roles In Tucson Camp
Cleveland manager Al Lopez drafts position moves as Doby may back up first base and Easter could return to the outfield. Mitchell shifts to sixth spot. Kennedy and Simpson rotate at the hot corner while Fridley and Montalvo arrive.
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Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland
al Lopez
Larry Doby
Harry Simpson
Luke Easter
Lopez
Harry
Doby
Dale Mitchell
Mitchell
Bob Kennedy
Simpson
Kennedy
Joe Montalvo
San Juan
Indians
Jim Fridley
Billy Joe Davidson
Sam Jones
Puerto Rico
Bob Kerrigan
Ed Lopat
Yankees
Marsh Samuel
Bobby Wilson
Johnny Berardino
New Haven Pupils Present Snow White Operetta
The New Haven Elementary School staged Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in Wahama auditorium with Suzanne Wolpert as Snow White and Dorothy Sayre as Snow White's mother. The production was directed by Mrs. Alice Nease with pianist Mrs. Geraldine Layne.
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New Haven
Snow White and
the Seven Dwarfs
Wahama
Snow White
Suzanne Wolpert
Dorothy Sayre
King
Robert McGlothlin
Roy Clark
Tiger Lily
Jane Powell
Prince
John Layne
Magic Mirror
Phyllis Batey
Jimmy Caldwell
Alice Nease
Geraldine Layne
Earl Clark
Philadelphia Phillies
Bend Rotary Club
Hartford
Milt Stephens
H. P. Buckland
Paul Powell
C. FE. Haney
Paul Schneider
Social notes from Pt Pleasant list church meeting and local moves
Pt Pleasant social column covers a combined Esther and Wesley Circle meeting at Trinity Methodist Church on Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs C A Roush presiding and Mrs Donald Getty in charge of a Laborers Together program. It also notes residents and visitors including the Koontzs of Beach Springs Texas the Hawk family moving to 132 English Road and several illness updates among local residents.
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St Paul's Lutheran Church
Herman Layne
William Powell
J. V. McGrew
Russell Senter
Paul Powell
B. R. Vance
Harry Layne
Phil Wolpert
R. B. MacGlothlin
Paul Henderson
J. W. Morew
Martin Ohlinger
H. P
Esther and
Wesley
Trinity Methodist Church
C. A. Roush
Donald Getty
George Keener
George Koontz
Beach Springs
Texas
Koontz
Ray Crank
Winfield Road
Lee Hawk
Parkersburg
English Road
Hawk
International Harvester Co
Marshall Fowler
Stevie
Jan
Ripley Road
Jill
Wendell Lee Smith
Wendell Smith
Dewy Kay
Carolyn
Frances Clark
Henderson
Wirt Robbins
Bonnie Waldie
Point Pleasant
J. T. Mayes
Hugh Walker
Gallipolis
Florence Morrison
North Charleston
Morrison
Florence Robbins
John Robbins
Landon Smith
Bellmeade
David Sheward
Columbus
Sarah Maddox
John Franklin
Bess Maddox
Ninth St
W. G. van Gilder
Huntington
Blain Mohr
Gallipolis Ferry
Lester Caudill
Louisville, Ky
WSCS
Hickory Chapel
Junior Long
Caudill
Ferry
Pioneer Farm Women's Club Meeting at Mrs Atkison Home
Members of the Pioneer Farm Women's Club will gather at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Ohio Street residence of Mrs. Jerry Atkison. Mrs. Madge Byus and Mrs. Herbert Henderson will assist her.
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Pioneer Farm Women's Club
Jerry Atkison
Ohio St
Madge Byus
Herbert Henderson
Atkison
Carpenters Auxiliary Adjust Meeting Schedule and Plans
The Carpenters Auxiliary met at Main Street hall with Mrs L W Holley presiding. The group voted to move meetings to the first and fourth Wednesday each month and planned a pot-luck at Gladys Hall's home on March 11 at 7 p.m. Attendees included Mrs Holley Mrs Dowl ing Mrs Hall Mrs Goodwin Mrs Robbins and Mrs Carlisle.
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Carpenters Auxiliary
Hall
L. W. Holley
Gladys Hall
Mt. Vernon Ave
Holley
Miles Dowling
Arthur Goodwin
Wirt Robbins
Ora Carlisle
Lions Club Ladies Night Dinner At Moose Home
The Lion's Club announces a Ladies Night dinner meeting at the Moose Home starting at 6 15 p m on Tuesday evening. The event invites members and guests to join the social dinner and club program.
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The
Lion's Club
Moose Home
Point Pleasant Maritime Office Closes at 5 Today
The National Maritime Union orders the Point Pleasant local port closed at 5 p m Friday prompting 309 to 350 members to report to Pittsburgh or Jeffersonville Ind to ship out on river boats The local office will not reopen after this decision and patrolman W M Dever says he will leave for Pittsburgh Sunday night The union office in New York City and Neal Hanley act as national secretary.
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Point Pleasant
National Maritime Union
New York City
Dever
Neal Hanley
Pittsburgh
Jeffersonville
Ind
First St
Point Pleasant Forms Local OPS Board for Price Stabilization
Point Pleasant prepares a local Office of Price Stabilization with Mayor Krodel appointing George Harper as chairman and seven others to serve on the OPS board. A Charleston representative will attend meetings and OPS will send a local official one day a week to assist merchants with price control questions.
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B. W. Krodel
OPS
George Harper
James Fisher
G. B. Woodard
Walter Selby
James Hall
O. B. Meadows
O. L. Easley
Harold Somerville
Charleston
Poling
Point Pleasant
Robert B. Kincaid
Vanadium Plant Metallurgist Speaks at Rotary Meeting
R L LeVaughn metallurgist at the Graham Station Vanadium plant spoke on alloy manufacturing processes used by steel mills. Plans discussed for Ashland Male Chorus appearance March 9 at 3 p.m. Tickets for a benefit basketball game vs New Haven Rotary Monday at 7 30 p.m. Wahama High School. District Governor Frank McKenzie to preside next week. Guests included Mac McGinnis Gilbert Bush and others.
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Rotary Club
Moose
R. L. LeVaughn
Graham Station
Ashland
New Haven
J. O. Casto
Thomas Fisher
Jack Bocook
Churches List Ties Raleigh Area to Shared Services
The Hartford New Haven Letart and other towns list Methodist, Baptist, EUB and Church of Christ activities. Sunday schools at 9:30 to 10:45 a.m., worship times mostly on second to fourth Sundays with evening services. Midweek prayer and youth fellowships also noted across multiple charges and parishes.
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Methodist
Hartford
E. Haney
New Haven
Graham
Letart
Methodist- Henderson
Rufus Casto
Henderson
Vaught Memorial
Mt. Union
Beech Hill
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Pine Grove
ST. Paul
R. W. Mars
Hickory Chapel
Main Street
Daniel M. Dorsey
C. G. Billups
Leon
Zion
Board
Baptist
Harmony - Concord
M. M. Mallcolm
Harmony
Evangelical United Brethren
Harry Eckels
Heights
Bellemead
EUB
Donald Lockhart
Mt. Olive
Mt. Zion
Trinity (Greer
Eckard
Krebs
Church OF Christ In Christian Union
Main St
J. P. Keefer
Christ Church Episcopal
W. C. Bowie
Episcopal Youth Fellowship
Lakin
Mason County Lutheran Parish
George C. Weirick
St. Paul's New Haven
Luther League
Broad Run
St. Mark's
Upper Flats
St. Paul's Church
Trinity Methodist
Ss. D Rexrode
Huntington
Trinity Church
Jordan Baptist
Gallipolis Ferry
Tommy Kinnaird
Christian Science
Christ Jesus
Jesse
Railroad Modernization Under Way in Point Pleasant Area
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sections are being repaired as part of modernization for industrial development. Workmen are laying about 35 miles of new rail in the Point Pleasant area and the Old Town bridge project will require 400 cars of slag to build the film there.
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Point Pleasant
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Old Town Bridge
Money Sought For 4-Hers In Mason County
During national 4-H Club Week the Mason County 4-H leaders association and the county 4-H membership seek funds to aid 4-Hers. Funds will support achievement banquets camp awards ribbons craft materials camp repairs and transportation for distant 4-Hers.
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Point Pleasant
Maeson County
Mason County
Two Newborns Reported in Point Pleasant Families
A son named Douglas Fountain was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie of Point Pleasant on February 27 at home. A daughter named Mary Jane was born February 28 at the Point Clinic to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mitchell, their second daughter.
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Point Pleasant
William Gillespie
Douglas Fountain
Douglas Mitchell
Point Clinic
Douglas
Mary Jane
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Barboursville
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Huntington Hospital
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Pioneer Club
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Maritime Union
W. M. Dever
Luther Poling
Pt. Pleasant Churches
PT. Pleasant, W. VA
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Jane Wyman
Thurs
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