Postwar NCAA convention foresees sports boom and risks
St Louis report notes college leaders expect a big rise in intercollegiate sports after World War II. Presidents and coaches warn of professionalism and bowl games while seeking stronger codes and limited scholarships. No actions taken. next meeting set for 1947 in New York. The NCAA approves alliance with AAU allowing four non voting members each side and clarifies rule applications for joint meets.
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ST. Louis
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wilbur C. Smith
N.C.A.A
New York City
Association
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
A.A.U
Sheiks Sweep Three Games In Local Bowling Meet
Two rounds of bowling were played on Monday evening. The Sheiks swept all three games in the first series against Atomites with totals 1600 to 1771. The Gold Bricks won two of three against Speedy Five as totals reached 2143 to 1988. Separate notices include an appointment of Elizabeth Gallagher as Administratrix of Anthony H Wiggemeyer estate and probate inventories for Michael Dukeman William Bentley Naomi C Wilson with hearings set for January 28, 1946.
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Glouster
Hemsley Alles
Atomites
Sheiks
Kurtzman
Witham
Dodson
Cotter
Collins
Wolf
Gold Bricks
Speedy Five
Chappenlear
McGraner
Smith
Brown
Stephenson
L Price
M. Hemsley
Kittle
Andrews
F. Hemsley
Elizabeth Gallagher
Athens
Ohto
Anthony H Wiggemeyer
Carthage Township
Athens County
Ohio
Francis D. White
Said
Michael Dukeman
William Bentley
Naomi C Wilson
Widdoes Denies Cornell Head Coaching Interest
Carroll C. Widdoes, who resigned as Cornell head coach to join Ohio State, refutes reports he was courted by Cornell to return as head tutor. Speaking from St. Louis amid the coaches conference, Widdoes says he will be back at Cornell next fall after a chat with Ed McKeever.
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Columbus
Carroll C. Widdoes
Ohio State
Cornell
Widdoes
National Football Coaches Association
St. Louis
Ed McKeever
Fight Results from Schenectady Philadelphia and Orange
In Schenectady Marty Servo outpoints Stanley Simms. Vinnie Vines stops Jackie Gaines in seven. In Orange John Thomas outpoints Billy Grant. In Philadelphia Willie Cheatum defeats Irish George Hansford.
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Schnectady
N. J
Marty Servo
Stanley
Baby
Simms
Washington
Vinnie Vines
Schenectady
Jackie
Gaines
Cleveland
Orange
John Thomas
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Billy Grant
Philadelphia
Willie Cheatum
George Hansford
Los Angeles
Sinkwich faces court fight over 1945 season move
New York Ufi a court fight loomed over whether All America halfback Frankie Sinkwich from Georgia would play for the Detroit Lions or Dan Topping's Yankees in the AH-America Conference. Sinkwich, 1944 NFL MVP, signed a three year Yankee contract reported at 12000 dollars a year, prompting Detroit to threaten court to enforce their two year deal claiming one year remains since he did not play in 1945 while in the Army.
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New York
Ufi
Harfack
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Detroit Lions
New York Yankees
Sinkwich
NFL
Lions
Dan Topping
Yankees
Detroit
Army
Frank Sink
Wich
University of Georgia
Youngstown
Yankee
Dan Top Ping
Fullerton's Roundup Highlights Then and Now in Football Circles
NFL executive Elmer Layden cites publicity as AFC leverage before play begins. Frankie Sinkwich signs with the Yankees on the eve of the NFL meeting. John Kimbrough reportedly joins after turning down a big contract with the Cardinals. Reductions, notes on players and coaches update readers on regional pride, wartime guest stars, and scouting links among clubs.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
All America Football Conference
National Football League
Prexy Elmer Layden
NFL
Yankees
Frankie Sinkwich
John Kimbrough
Texas Aggie
Chicago Cardinals
Three Nine Ten Split Advice in Probate Court Notes
A garbled feature mentions a golf like three nine ten split and transitions into probate matters in Athens County. It lists several estates with first and final accounts filed in 1945 and 1946 and notes a hearing date pending with exceptions allowed five days before.
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Athens County
Roy D. Backus
Clarence W. Backus
Ray Burch
Charles Mansfield
Mayme Bibbee
E. Clinton
Rudolph J. Isselstein
Augusta
Albert Maywood Price
Gilbert Courtney
Betty LeMaster
Srancis D. White
Bobcats Prep for Miami Tilt After Five Wins
Ohio University faces Miami University at 8 p.m. in the Men’s Gymnasium after a 58-51 win over Muskingum. OU holds a 5-2 record vs Miami’s 8-8 list, with key players Walters 104 and Miller 162 contributing on offense while Gregg and Dickey anchor guard and center roles.
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Ohio University
Miami University
Bobcats
Victors
Muskingum
St. John’s
Kentucky University
W. J
Trautwein
New Concord
Miami
Miani
Mian
Oxford
Ohio Wesleyan
Ravier
Ball State
Akron Goodyear
Dayton
Wesleyan
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Butler
Western Kentucky
Camp Atterbury
Butler University
Western Kenucky
Traeutwein
Harold Wise
Jinsup
Kenny Walters
Bob
Miller
Bob Dickey
Russ Gregg
Bob Brandie
Gregg
Kentucky
Wildcats
Tom O'Brien
New York
Madison Square Garden
St John’s
Dickney
Harry Lamb
Tom Jenike
Mel Lasker
Ralph Sayre
Bobcat
Walters
Sayre
O'Brien
Dickey
Lasker
Grubba Brandie
Dehnke _ Lamb
Calabria
Fulmer
Maroney
Fenike
Harper Dark Horse Tops By Nelson In San Francisco Open
Dark Horse Chandler Harper led the second round of the San Francisco Open at 71 after a 34 37 opening. Byron Nelson sat two strokes back at 73, with other notables Marvin Ward Herman Barron and Jug McSpaden close behind. Jim Ferrier nailed a hole in one on the 133 yard fifteenth and Craig Wood shot 80 amid a field vying for $15,000 in victory bonds.
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Russ Newland
San Francisco
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Harper
Navy
Byron Nelson
Toledo
O. Lord Byron
Paris
Marvin “Bud” Ward
Spokane
Wash
Army Iservice
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Harold “Jug” _McSpaden
Sanford
Nelson
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Ferrier
Craig Wood
New York
Woods
Fairway
Wood
Victory Bonds
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Logan Keglers Triumph As Travelers Climb Back
The Logan Travelers rallied from a loss in the second frame to beat the Glouster All-Stars by 132 pins at the Logan Recreation. Logan Hot Shots remain undefeated after defeating Lancaster Pin Busters at the local alley Sunday. Wesley C. Stevis named assistant football coach at Kent State University, a Purdue alumnus and former Cleveland Shaw High star. The Frog club of Cincinnati marks 60 years, planning a 61st season starting in December.
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Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Lew Fonseca
Les
Admiralty Islands
McCrain
Louisiana State U
Zachacy High School
Logan Travelers
Glouster
Logan Recreation
Logan
Lancaster
KENT
Wesley C. Stevis
Purdue University
Kent State University
Cleveland Shaw High School
Purdue
The
Frog Club of
Cincinnati
A. Tschudy
J Richards
R. Cox
F. Preston
E. Thomas
Bailey
Hysell
Kaumger
Evans
Blosser
Glouster All Stars
D. Price
L. Lent
F. Hemsley
Ate
PF. Winn
Othe
L. Price
Dal New York University
Ford
Hem
Slippery Rock
P. Krannitz
Selem
Wva
College
Marshall
Fairmont
J. Struble
B. Stroupe
Randolph-Macon
Washington
F. Thomas
B. Smith
University of Puerto Rico
W. Bungard
Loyola University
Chicago
D. Goodman
New Straitsville
W. Grandy
Columbus
A. Ambrose
S. Burke
Wil
Arn N. Ward
Old Risen
Ohio State Univer- Blind
H. C. Godman
Illinois
H. Bowen
Buckeye Basketeers
L. Woolery
Will S. Emerick
T. Jones
Doug Mills
Michigan
King Lumber Co
M. Sloan
Scarlet
B. Spencer
M. Goss
R. Riggs
Harold Grace
Celina
O. of
Mersman League
Holy Cross Tops Bowling Green in Tight Clash
Holy Cross beat Bowling Green 69 to 63 while Kent State edged Ashland 54 to 51 and Wittenberg held off Wilmington 59 to 51. Toledo won 51 to 40 over Bradley Tech Tl as Muskingum defeated Denison 59 to 35. Hiram downed Johnson Rubber 42 to 3.
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Holy Cross
Bowling Green
Kent State
Ashland
Wittenberg
Wilmington
Toledo
Bradley Tech
Muskingum
Denison
Hiram
Johnson
Toledo Triumphs Over Bradley Tech In Tight NIT Tuneup
Toledo Rockets upset Bradley Tech 51 49 at Peoria Illinois as Syl Goods led with 17 points and Don Otten limited by height. Holy Cross beat Bowling Green 69 63 in Boston as Charlie Bollinger starred for the Crusaders.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Toledo
Rockets
Buckeye
Peoria
Bradley Tech
Bowling Green State
Falcons
Bee-Gees
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Boston
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils Fall To Murray City 27 21
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils lost to Murray City 27 to 21 in a fast, rough game. Border led Chauncey with seven points, Keish six, and two Chauncey players were fouled out. Reserve team won 17 13 as Kiser and Farich each scored six. Next game vs Union Furnace Friday at 7 PM.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Murray City
Union Furnace
Border
Blue Devils
Keish
Kollister
Pierce
Funk
Dicken
Chadwell
Pennell
Chauncey- Dover
Courtney
Dickerson
Keiser
Earich
Kiser
Farich
Revival Services At Millfield Church
Revival services are in progress at the Millfield Methodist Church led by Rev. Archie Lang of Briggsdale as evangelist. Services run each night at 7 30 through next week except Saturday night with Pastor Charles Caffrey urging all members to attend and inviting the public to join these special meetings.
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Millfield Methodist Church
Archie Lang
Briggs-dale Methodist Church
Charles Caffrey
Glouster Bowling Men's League
Mabel Sis J. Deeter
Sazithe Millfield Needle Club
Det Dagi
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
A. Gamwell
Chauncey
J. Doakes
Clarence Way
Whiz Kids
MacFoose
Aes Jones
LN Hospital
Lacorte
Mary Helen Brown
Sweeney
Osteppa
Morrison
Marietta
Char
Les P. Sweeney
Services Scheduled On Methodist Charge
Chauncey Rev. Charles Caffrey pastor announces Sunday January 13 services for the Methodist Charge serving Chauncey The Plains Millfield Jacksonville and Trimble. preaching at Trimble 10:30 a m Millfield 2:30 p m Jacksonville 7 p m followed by Official Board meeting. Sunday School Jacksonville 9 a m and 9:30 in other churches. Prayer at Jacksonville Thursday 7 p m The Plains 7:30 p m Chauncey Wednesday 7:30 p m.
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Chauncey
Charles Caffrey
Methodist Church Charge
the Plains
Millfield
Jacksonville
Trimble
Millheld
Chauncey Church Services and Local Notices
Sunday services in Chauncey and area include preaching at Trimble and Chauncey, Greens Run, Millfield, and Troible. Morristown Holness Church hosts Rev Ray Pidcock. Pilgrim Holiness Church near Carbondale follows Sunday School. Hospital news notes Mary Helen Brown Sweeney of Chauncey undergoes appendectomy.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Gilbert Courtney
Greens Run
Millfield
Richard Wilcox
Revival Continues as Wilmington College Schedules 4 Football Games
Wilmington College announces a return to football after 13 years with four games next season. The slate includes Wittenberg at home or Springfield, Earlham on Oct. 18, at Marietta, and Nov. 2 at Franklin Indiana, with the college still seeking additional opponents.
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Wilmington
UWP
Wilmington College
Ct. li
Wittenberg
Springfield
Earlham
Ind
Marietta
Franklin
Services Held for George Chappelear
Chauncey Ohio funeral for George Jocky Chappelear 76 lifelong Jacksonville resident who died Sunday at Hillcrest Rest Home. Services conducted at Jacksonville Methodist Church with Rev. Carfree officiating and Rev. Archie Tung assisting. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Survivors include several daughters and daughters in law in Canton Bridgeport Clarksburg Glouster and Jacksonville.
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Chauncey
George
Jocky) Chappelear
Jacksonville
Hillcrest
Plains Church of the Nazarene Sunday Services and Meetings
Services at Plains CHAUNCEY Rev J N Lakin will preach Sunday morning and night in The Plains Church of the Nazarene. Sunday School at 9 30 with Mrs Carrie Channel as Bur perintendent, Senior and Junior Young Peoples meeting at 6 15 p m in charge of Lela Shrieve and Mrs Goldie Gibson and Mrs Ada Lakin.
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Chauncey
Ray Pidcock
Morristown Holness Church
Lewis Adkins
Myrtle Simpson
Pidcock
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Carbondale
J. N. Lakin
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Carrie Channel
Young Peoples
Lela Shrieve
Goldie Gibson
Ada Lakin
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Charlie Bollinger
Don Otten
Seing
Gene Dudley
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Deagers
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Bewt
Johnson Rubber Co
Chauncey - Dover
Millfield Church
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Burion
Willie Russell
Gene Burton
Iboys
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Plains
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George L. Smith
Sinclair Refining Co
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