Bobcats Race with Scott Leads in Three Areas
Scott. a 6-6 center for Ohio University, tops the Bobcats with 11.8 points per game 23 free throws and 86 rebounds through nine games. Peters trails in scoring and rebounds levels, while Anderson Williams Wolfe contribute as MAC action looms against Kent State and Miami.
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Dave Scott
Ohio University
Bobcats
Bob Peters
Scott
Ents
Bob Anderson
Larry Williams
Jerry Wolfe
Kent State
Oxford
Miami
Peters
Anderson
Williams
Witte One Gaunt
Johnson
Grooms Ee
Dodgers Eye Rose Bowl Lease Amid Pasadena Initiative
Pasadena officials see no legal obstacle to a Dodgers Rose Bowl lease for a season or two. An initiative to bar Dodgers from the 100,000 seat venue could reach ballots this June, but contracts signed before then would stand until expiration if the June vote passes. NL President Warren Giles says a decision is needed within a week or 10 days.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pasadena
Ome
Dodgers
Rose Bowl
Frank Kostlan
Kostlan
Warren Giles
National League
Celtics Clip Lakers Again
The Boston Celtics beat the Minneapolis Lakers 107 to 87 marking their seventh win this season against Minneapolis. George Mikan’s Lakers sit near the Western Division cellar as Boston maintains its perfect record against that team.
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National Basketball Assn
Boston Celtics
Minneapolis Lakers
Lakers
Celtics
George Mikan
Minneapolis
Golfers Seek Crosby's Gold
Pe bble Beach California hosts Crosby tournament opening its 72 hole event with a $50 000 prize. Crosby notes the event has grown since 1937 at Rancho Santa Fe into one of the country's largest golf meets. Crosby will attend as spectator while planning to televise the final plays.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Jack Burke Jr
Rancho Santa Fe
Crosby
County Wide March of Dimes Bowling Entries Sought
Officials announced a county wide March of Dimes bowling sweepers at Athens and Nelsonville alleys through Sunday. Bowlers pay a one dollar registration, form teams, and set nine game averages for handicaps. Competition runs Jan 18 to 24 with male and female winners, finals in Nelsonville on Jan 26 and trophies by Swearingen Sporting Goods.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Swearingen Sporting Goods
Parkersburg Catholic Crusaders Defeat Point Pleasant 83 54
Parkersburg Catholic led by Belham 18 and Santer 17 defeated Point Pleasant 83 to 54 at home. Hamilton paced Point Pleasant with 15 points and 17 rebounds as Parkersburg Catholic remained undefeated while Point Pleasant dropped to 4 and 1.
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Point Pleasant
Andy Tonhivich
Parkersburg Catholic Crusaders
Big Blacks
Crusaders
Bob Belham
Tom Santer
Orville Hamilton
Rusty Wamsley
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Victor
Hamilton
Love
Burris
Boggs
Stephenson
Nichols
Skidmore
Wamsley
Wedge
Doyle
Haddox
Duncan
Branes
Santer
Little Blacks
Coalton Beats BIS to Extend Unbeaten Streak to Eleven
Coalton with coach Pappy Wagner held a 33-24 halftime lead and 48-44 entering the final period before fending off a BIS rally to win 59-58. Top scorers were Tipton with 17 and Trace with 14 as Coalton remained unbeaten at eleven games.
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Coalton
Boy's Industrial School
Pappy Wagner
BIS
Tipton
Trace
Morrison Tops ACL Scorers this basketball season
Mike Morrison leads the Athens County League with 28.4 points per game across five games for Trimble. The Wrights from Buchtel follow with Bill at 20.2 and Dan at 20.0, while Bill Charney of Plains has 18.6 and Don Simmons and Mitch Smith add 15.8 each. Chuck Carsey leads Red Devils with 15.5, followed by Ray Dicken 15.3, Keith MacFadden 13.1, and Dana Carsey 13.0. Ned Swindell of Shade sits at 9.4.
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Mike Morrison
Trimble
Cardinal
Wrights
Buchtel
Bill Wright
Dan
Bill
Morrison
Wright
Bruinville
Nets
Plains
Bill Charney
Don Simmons
Coolville
Mitch Smith
Ames-Bern
Chuck Carsey
Red Devils
Shade
Buehtel
Charney
Plains Ma
Simmons
Smith
Ames
Carsey
Albany A
Dicken
Wat'loo
MacFadden
Sewell
Albany
Williams
Wilson
Plains Oe
Kochis
Pratt
Fore
Walsh
Rome Oor
Jarvis
Brady
McPherson
Ames-B
Kittle
Plains O
Swindell
Cage Schedule Friday Night Features Regional Matches
The schedule lists Friday night matches including Logan versus Athens Wellston versus Pomeroy Middleport versus Gallipolis Nelsonville versus Jackson Albany versus Buchtel Waterloo versus Ames-Bern Shade versus Coolville Racine versus Rome Canaan Trimble versus Chauncey McArthur versus The Plains Befpre at Rutland Glouster versus Crooksville Harrisonville versus Eastern Wilton versus Allensville Clarksburg versus Point Pleasant Coalton versus North Gallia Saturday night Homer Union versus Shade.
Mrs. Stump Is Hostess Get Together Club Officers Named
Mae Stump hosted the Get Together Club meeting in GLOUSTER. Officers were Rose Craig president Ruby Norris vice president Donna Mae Bruntion secretary Thelma Perkins treasurer. Members planned the year and observed birthdays with a handkerchief shower. Prizes went to Mae Losey Lorena Jewell and Thelma Perkins.
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Mae Losey
Ruby Norris
Chit Chatters Hold Meeting at Olbers Home
The Chit Chat Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Julia Olbers home with Mrs. Wanda Trace as hostess. New president Mrs. Glenna Gamwell led a March of Dimes donation vote and polio container distribution plan. Prizes were awarded to several members and one guest attended.
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Glouster
Julia Olbers
Wanda Trace
Horhostess
Glenna Gamwell
Albert Hall
Betty Dennison
Lela McAllister
Mary Hall
Club
Jody Moore
Gamwell
Arlene Andrews
Carolyn Trace
Mary Trace
Sonny Trace
Columbus
UMWA Local 648 Meeting Saturday at Mine 255 Hall
United Mine Workers of America Local 648 of Mine 255 will hold a meeting Saturday at 1 p.m. in the 1.0.0.F. Hall.
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Glouster
United Mine Workers of America
F. Hall
Purdue Boilermakers Star Tom Fletcher Shines In Season
Tom Fletcher of Purdue led the Boilermakers in scoring last season with 31 points. The half back made 16 of 19 placements, kicked a field goal, and scored two touchdowns.
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Tom Fletcher
Purdue
Boilermakers
Writing Representative Demonstration for Teachers Held
Mr J F Bemiler from E C Seale and Company demonstrated writing to elementary teachers at the school. Mrs Lucille Grubbs chairs a writing committee for grades one to six with a report due March 1. Miss Jane Murray and Mr Cady as co chairmen lead history and geography for grades seven through twelve. Miss Rachael Murray and Mrs Rosaline Knight co chair for grades one to six. Mrs Lucille Grubbs chairs writing and spelling committees.
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Rosaline Knight
Lucille Grubbs
1957 Lake Burr Oak Statistics Report Highlights Attendance
Lake Burr Oak drew 688 552 visitors in 1957 with peak daily crowds around 20 000 at Dock One. Dam area saw 78 901 visitors. rainfall reached 36 inches, 5.58 below 1956. Boats totaled 535 and fish weighed 37 560 pounds. Notables and families joined Sunday skating at Glouster, with participants from Trimble, Jacksonville and Glouster.
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Glouster
Burr Oak
Harold Vaughn
Bishopville
John Cunningham
Denny
Dwight Hartley
Jerry Hart
Glouster Board Reorganizes with New Officers and committees
Glouster Supt John Savel announced a Jan 6 reorganization. Frank Price was elected president with Joe Williams as vice president Hartford Dunnette as clerk. Four committees named: Finance Clifford Collins and Joe Williams. Building Charles Patton and Clifford Collins. Transportation Joe Williams and Robert Byers. Stadium Robert Byers and Clifford Collins. Meetings set for the second Tuesday each month at 7 pm.
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Glouster
John Savel
Glouster Board of Education
Frank Price
Joe Williams
Hartford Dunnette
Clifford Collins
Charles Patton
Robert Byers
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Snydermen
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Bobcat Statistics
LA Dodgers
Sean
Celtics Clip Lakers
Paolo Rosi
New York
Bronx
Earl Gibbs
Freeman
Karl Gibbs
Gillum
Diggs
Coley
Bragg
B.ls
Bartheson
Davis
Poindexter
Jackson
Vance
Campbell
Goodwin
Garrison
Coste
Joe Bobula
Weirton
W. Va
Army
Cage
Mrs. Stump
Quick's
Anuilty
Kittle High St
Robert
W.L. Douglas
SLAX
S. Court
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