Western Kentucky Sparks Down CCNY At Garden Show
In New York at Madison Square Garden Western Kentucky overwhelmed CCNY 83 to 58 as the Hilltoppers, led by a lineup with six-footers across the front, ran away in the final 10 minutes before about 17,000 fans. The victory capped a week of college action with four twinbills and two pro games.
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Ohio high school and college basketball schedule weekly rundown
This week lists high school games across Ohio with matches like Onton at Pomeroy and Nelsonville at Glouster, plus college action featuring Ohio University, Notre Dame at St Marys, and Western Reserve at Iowa. Multiple venues include Akron, Athens, Columbus, and Cincinnati. key matchups anchor Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday events.
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Emen
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Hens
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Ockport
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Imble
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Gan
Remen
Amanda
Cine
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cArthur
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Ade
Buchtelroy
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Ollister
the Plains
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Buster
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Iddleport
Jackson
Lizabeth
Ravenswood
Wilkesville
Allensville
Elsonville
Welston
Ohio
Jooster
Akron Goodyear
Albion
Ashland
Notre Dame
St. Mary's
Wisconsin
Miinois
Marquette
Indiana
Northwestern
Missouri
Ohio Wesleyan
Muskingum
Defiance
Otterbein
Akron
John Carroll
Ohio Northern
Heidelberg
Youngstown
Gannon
Wilmington
Bowling Green
Bald Wallace
Northwestern Rose Bowl TD ruling sparks debate
In Pasadena the Northwestern touchdown by Art Murakowski amid a fumble is debated as officials and coaches weigh whether the ball crossed the goal line before the fumble. Field judge Jay Berwanger upheld the TD to make Northwestern lead 20 14 amid camera angle controversy.
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Jay Berwanger
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Tug) Wilson
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Weekend Basketball Results From Various Colleges and Pro Teams
Weekend results show Wooster over Albion 57 43 and Michigan over Toledo 46 45. Akron defeats Texas A and M 75 67 while Bowling Green beats Xavier 65 53. Cincinnati outplays West Virginia 72 62. Nonconference results include Newport Catholic 29 27 over Cinn Xavier, Ashland 48 42 over Norwalk, Bellevue 39 38 over Fremont Ross, New Knoxville 52 8 Dayton Dunbar, and Delphos St John 62 over Dayton 39. Pro notes list Boston over Fort Wayne 90 69 and Rochester 39 over St Louis 64. Chicago 81 beat New York 79. National League has Moline 68 over Sheboygan 54 and Hammond 170 to Syracuse 59. American League sees Scranton 93 over Paterson Trenton 91 and Hartford 7 Bridgeport 85 over Atlantic City 67.
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Barons Lose Williams for a Month with Broken Thumb
Cleveland says defenseman Tommy "Red" Williams, recently acquired from the Minneapolis Millers, will miss about a month after breaking a thumb in a Hershey game. The injury adds to an 8 3 2 record struggles as five Barons are sidelined in the American Hockey League Western Division.
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Red” Williams
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Set Shots and Lay-ups OY of Ae
Long Island University coach describes a two post offense with Sherman White and Jack French. The tactic uses screens and multiple quick passes to create layups and hook shots while keeping defenders off balance.
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Clair Bee
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NEW York
Sherman White
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Gian Bee
Local boys hoop slate heats up after vacation
A light six game card opens Tuesday night as district teams return from two weeks off. Friday brings a full SEC schedule with Pomeroy Logan Athens Nelsonville at Glouster and McArthur hosting Athens as title races resume.
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Walters to stay a nice guy Reds manager in 1949
Philadelphia report says Bucky Walters plans to remain a nice guy in the Cincinnati Reds’ dugout in 1949 while enforcing quiet discipline. He supports modest curfews, private admonishments, and treat players fairly, with punishment only for repeated rule violations.
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Templeton signs with Cleveland Browns after OSU fame
Dave Templeton, captain of Ohio State University’s 1948 football squad, signs to play in the All-America Conference for the Cleveland Browns. The 27 year old guard helped East defeat West 14-12 in a New Year’s Day Shrink game in San Francisco and had previously declined a Browns offer to finish his college eligibility.
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Ex Red Birds AA Managers Lead 1949 American Association Clubs
Five former Red Birds will manage American Association teams in the 1949 pennant race. Hal Anderson leads the Minneapolis Millers with Tommy Heath. Nick Cullop, Walter Alston, Nemo Seibold take over Milwaukee Brewers St. Paul Saints and Toledo Mud Hens. Eddie Dyer Burt Shotton Billy Southworth head National League clubs. Johnny Keane moves to Rochester, Del Wilber to Texas League. Numerous former Flock managers and associates take roles across leagues.
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Cyril Pfeifer
Rockford
Jack Rothrock
Tallahassee
Frank Martin
Ozark
Eddie Morgan
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Mickey Katkavek
Waycross
Earle Browne
Hartford
Jack Farmer
Butler
Harry Davis
Marshall
Buddy Hassett
Binghampton
Gene Hasson
Pittsfield
Paul Chervinko
Danville
Gordon Hinkle
Grand Forks
Charlie Baron
Anniston
Tony Rensa
Union City
Gene Desautels
Williamsport
Arthur Nelson
Pine Bluff
George Stumpf
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Bill Burich
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Tom Carey
Wellsville
Sam Warren
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Ollie Vanek
Lew Krause
John Newman
Benny Borgmann
Jack McLain
Tommy West
Paul Dean
Nate Andrews
Herman Franks
Buck Jones
Pat Ankenman
Bill Eeney
New Gallia Courthouse Officers Begin Duties After Election
Five new officials take office at the Gallia Courthouse in Gallipolis following November elections. George Ehman is sheriff, Harry M. Wilcox county commissioner, T. G. Dillon recorder, F. A. Haskins county engineer, and Dr. D. R. Warehime coroner. John E. Halliday remains prosecuting attorney and Robert M. Betz serves as Common Pleas Judge. Salary increases for several offices are approved, with dates staggered through 1951.
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George Ehman
Harry M. Wilcox
T. G. Dillon
F. A. Haskins
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Mr. Haskins
B. N. Leonard
Warehime
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John E. Halliday
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Grant Johnson Dies Sunday at 72 in Eureka
Grant Johnson 72 retired school teacher died at his Eureka home after a 36 term teaching career in the county. Born Nov 11 1876 in Bladen he was a Providence Baptist Church member. Services set Wednesday 2 p.m. with Rev Charles Lusher. interment Providence Cemetery. Surviving widow Roma Gothard Johnson. children Mabel Niday Iva Saunders Huntington Poston H P Johnson. siblings E Johnson Halley Boater Wooten. 13 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren.
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Grant Johnson
Eureka
Hilas
Caroline Pritchard Johnson
Bladen
Roma Gothard
L. L. Mabel Niday
Iva Saunders
Huntington and Poston
H. P. Johnson
E. Johnson
F. R. Halley
Sarah Boater
Savannah Wooten
Columbus
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Providence Baptist Church
Charles Lusher
Providence
What a Nice Time For Axle To Break
Gallipolis firefighters faced an axle failure on the way to a blaze at 22 Second Ave Sunday at 2 45 am. They retrieved a replacement unit and still extinguished a stove fire with only minor damage reported.
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River Traffic Gallipolis Sees Ohio River Fall and Locks Activity
Ohio river levels decline from Thursday to 17.9 feet at the upper lock, 24.0 feet with 52 feet at the rollers. Several boats moved through local locks with times listed for Semet Talbot Jason Omar Lewis Arden and others on the Kanawha river including St. Paul Socony George III Marmet Marmet Winfield. Kanawha Falls reading was 7:17 falling.
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George Ehman Becomes Sheriff In Gallipolis Transfer
George Ehman succeeds Elmer Hatfield as sheriff in a cooperative midnight handover. Hatfield served 16 years and leaves with 331 votes to Ehman’s 9,339 cast in the election. Ehman arrives with his sons and new deputy Woodrow Saunders as Hatfield plans farming and business after retirement.
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Brownie” Hatfield
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Jim Mills
Mort Dickey
Ehman
James
Albert
Woodrow B. Saunders
Holzer Hospital Notes Gal lipolis Admits Births and Discharges
Hospital roundup lists admitted patients in Gallipolis including Mrs Raymond McManaway and Gertrude Pierson with several others from nearby towns. Birth notices announce six newborns from Enzo Barsotti, John Steinbeck, Leon Williams, Jackratt, Raymond Wititoe, and James Thom as. Discharges include multiple patients and their family members across Warren Darnell, Otis Riggs, and others.
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Raymond McManaway Wellaton
Gertrude Pierson
Crown City
Warren Darnell
Cheshire
Arthur Perry
Hamden
Robert Burt
Jackson
Clark Johnson
Sterling
William Wood
Gallipolia
Richard Peet
Pt. Pleasant
Enzo Barsotti
Middleport
John Steinbeck
Leon Williams
Jackratt
Wellston
Raymond Wititoe
James B. Thomas
Rutland
Howard Roush
William Claar
John McKean
William West
James Carpenter
Jane Church
Gretchen Mullen
Charles Dale
Grace Knight
William Hobstetter
Charles Wherry
Otis Riggs
Roy Casto
W. T. Urwin
Henry Cragg
Dingus Banks
Ancil McKenny
Will Daniels
Famous Hart
Ronnie Jenkins
James Cooper
Linda Neal
Elina Frederict
Driver Clarence Williams Arrested for DWI in Gallipolis
Gallipolis city police say Clarence Williams Bra den was arrested for driving while intoxicated. He was set to appear before Judge William H. Jones at 4 45 p.m. Monday.
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Clarence Williams
Braden
William H. Jones
Grace Methodist Grace Guild to Host Dinner Meeting
Grace Methodist Grace Guild plans a dinner at Grace Church on Monday at 6 p.m. Mrs. Keith Sutter will lead the program.
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Gallipolis
Grace Guild of Grace Methodist Church
Keith Sutter
Five Speeders Arrested in New Year Weekend Patrol
During New Year weekend in Gallipolis three county area five speeders were cited and two accidents investigated. Listed drivers include Charles McCloud James Dunn Clifford Manley Robert Pugh and Dayton Spencer with bonds posted. Leslie Hawley arrested for intoxication. One unsafe operation charge and a driving rights suspension followed. Two Sunday accidents caused property damage. one injuring Mrs Beatty.
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Charles McCloud
Pomeroy
James 8. Dunn
Chesapeake
Clifford BE. Manley
Middleport
Robert H. Pugh
Marietta
Dayton Spencer
Cheshire
William H. Janes
Maurice Grover
Leslie Hawley
Janes
Robert Pickett
Spencer
Homer R
John Dillard
Arn Freon
Saton Eber L. Armatrong
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Cove
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