Athens High Bulldogs Rout Jackson Five In Southeast League Showdown
Athens High School basketball Bulldogs defeated Jackson Five 30 to 7 last night on the opponent's court, earning their sixth straight win and fourth Southeastern League victory. Bob Mills led scoring with 18 points, assisted by Norm Rousey and Ray Dunfee, while Williams led Jackson with 14. Reserve game: Athens Reserves beat Jackson reserves 53 to 16 as Rotramel and Beckley combined for 35.
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Athens Highchool
Bulldogs
Jackson
Lancaster St. Mary’s
Wellston
Middleport
Nelsonville
Grant Ferguson
Athens
Hame
Bob Mills
Norm Rousey
Ray Dunfee
Mills
Williams
Ironmen
Rotramel
Beckley
Varsity
Ferguson
Tornadoes
Rousey
Racine
Dunfee
R. Grimm
Booth
Arnott
Ewer
McClung
W. Circle
Son
Roush
Lambert
Nate
Kiesling
B. Grimm
Burke
Keller
Wayman
Gehres
Calder
Barnes
Moore
Conley
Scott
Fesco
Duncan
Holden
Bienesunsen Ae
Boso
Rosser
Gail
Cable
Shoemaker
Belpre
Yaw
Brown
G. T
D. Turner
Daugherty
Fed Lyons
Weer Cramer
F Murphy
Ee Jenkins
T. Turner
Ee Hughes
Erenee
Eberst
Coleman
Carbon Hill
Union Furnace
Varsity Blue Devils
Chauncey-Dover's
Plains
Dawley
G. F
Tinkham
Kennedy
F. T. Winefordner
Ewe
Batchelder
Sanborn
Hawk
Ayers
Johnson
Herdman
Shark
Wilkinson
Simmers
Smith
Bricker
Bentley
T. Searles
Abdella ‘McVey
McCaffee
Anderson
F. T. White
Ewe Smith
Johnson ‘Barlow
Reed
Wharton
Shafer Carbon Hill
Gabriel
Michael
Johnson ‘Sanborn
Weekley
Hardy
Aero
G. Devol
T. Smith
Eeee Gidickons Nteeneonesos
J. Corby
Tere
Robinette Ewer
Pierce
Nutter
Kollister J. Smith
Keasey
Gen Stewart
Sparks
Bacus
M BEE TEN PIN BOWLING SCORES POINT PLEASANT
Mrs Bertha Bradshaw Lee former Chauncey resident has returned from a Columbus hospital after major surgery two weeks ago. Her condition is favorable and she has been in ill health for several months. She is sister of Mrs Mabel Howard of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Bertha Bradshaw Lee
Chauncey and the Plains
Columbus
Lee
Everal
Mabel Howard
Local College and High School Basketball Scores
Summary of scattered games with Akron, Oberlin, Dartmouth, Boston Coast Guard, Temple, Ursinus, Marquette, Notre Dame, Wabash, DePauw, Camp Grant, Camp Ellis, Baer Field, Concordia Fort Wayne, Bunker Hill NAS, International Harvester, Washington State, Oregon, Athens, Gallipolis, Pomeroy, Nelsonville, Poca, Marion St Mary, Newark St Francis, Zanesville St Nicholas, Columbus area schools, and Ohio towns reporting scores in a late season roundup.
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Akron
Oberlin
Dartmouth
Boston Coast Guard
Temple
Ursinus
Great Lakes
Lawrence College
Notre Dame
Marquette
Depauw
Wabash
Depaul
Glenview Naval Air Base
Camp Grant
Camp Ellis
Baer Field
Concordia Fort Wayne
Ind
Bunker Hill
Naval Air Station
International Harvester
Washington State
Oregon
High School Athens
Jackson
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Middle Art
Nelsonville
Point Weasant
Poca
Marion St. Mary
Pleasant
Newark St. Francis
Zanesville St. Nicholas
Alexandria
Pataskala
Columbus South
Aquinas
Columbus West
East
Columbus Central
Columbus North
Linden
Columbus St. Charles
Ten Southeast Colleges To Play Football Next Season
AP reports growing optimism in the Southeastern Conference about ten of twelve member schools fielding football teams next fall. Kentucky, Florida, Auburn show progress. Georgia, Georgia Tech, LSU, Tulane expected to return. Alabama aims to formalize play. Tennessee buoyed for a return. Vandy could keep informal status. Mississippi and Mississippi State undecided.
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Atlanta
Bailiwick
Kentucky
Florida
Bernie Shively
Tom Reb
L. N. Duncan
Auburn
Georgia
Georgia Tech
L.S.A
Tulane
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Tennessee
John Barnhill
Volunteers
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Baseball and More
National Collegiate Athletic Association may someday organize a national baseball championship like its basketball tourney. Connie Mack Jr learns he is an inch shorter than believed after Army induction, and Johnny Rucker plays on Giants amid baseball manpower limits. Denny Shea exits as football Dodgers' business manager but remains NL treasurer. Ed Johnston, 74, bowls with 185 average. Navy V-12 trainee Jim West scores while on U S S Boise near Guadalcanal. Sgt Greg Mangin, ex tennis star, serves as aerial gunner on a Flying Fortress.
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A.A
Phil Badger
N.C.A.A
Connie Mack, Jr
Mr. Mack
Johnny Rucker
Giants
Denny Shea
Football Dodgers
Ed Johnston
Trenton
N. J
Jim West
Penn
U.S.S. Boise
Guadalcanal
Greg Mangin
Akron Edges Oberlin In Overtime
Akron University beat Oberlin 73-69 in overtime to run to six wins in seven games. The score was tied 65-65 after four quarters as Fritz Nagy scored 22 and Norman Schweikert added 17 for Akron.
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AKRON
Akron University
Zippers
Oberlin
Fritz Nagy
Norman Schweikert
Yeoman
Jackets Defeat Greyhounds 39 to 29 on Nelsonville court
Middleport Jackets dominate the Greyhounds 39 29 before the season’s largest home crowd. Boggs stars as Middleport controls rebounds and ball handling, building a decisive lead after a brief late rally. Nelsonville reserves crush their juniors 28 4 as the night’s action. Friday elicits a match with Wellston at the local gym.
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Greyhounds
Nelsonville Court
Middleport
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Hounds
Scarlet Five
Boggs
Wellston
Former Resident Emaline Clark Dies in Coldwater Hospital
Glouster mourns Emaline Clark who died in a Coldwater Michigan hospital after months of illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. She was 78, widow of Will Clark, longtime Glouster resident. Funeral services will be held in Coldwater Thursday. The Clark family had resided in Glouster for years and once operated a store where the Luckoff building now stands.
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Glouster
C. M. Clark
Dwight Clark
Coldwater
Mich
Emaline Clark
Will Clark
Mr. Clark
Charles M. Clark
Luckoff
Men’s Bible Class Monthly Meeting in Glouster
The Men's Class of the Bible School at the Church of Christ in Glouster will hold its regular monthly gathering in the church social rooms Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The program features singing directed by W W Wallace with Maude Williams at the piano, a talk by Rev A G Winkle, a Whiz Quiz by Dr I Q and assistant Opal, and refreshments served by Ernest Jones Charlie Swartz and Elza Morris.
Point Rock News Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Mrs. Noah Harvey and son Ferry of Puritan visited Tuesday to Thursday with Luther Harvey and family. Mildred Harvey came Thursday. Mrs. Walter Canode and family joined at McArthur on Saturday. Lewis McLaughlin of Columbus visited Mrs. D. V. Morris Thursday. Henry Lewis drove him to Pomeroy for an Army blood test. Laurel grange hosted Meigs County Pomona. Rocksprings grange held Friday with fifteen Laurel members. Donna Catherine Tewksbury visited Carolyn Holcomb Wednesday. A Community Council meeting was held Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Radebin.
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Point Rock
Noah Harvey
Ferry
Puritan
Inlaw
Luther Harvey
CSO Meeting in Glouster Friday Night Program
In Glouster the CSO will hold a Friday evening program at 7 30 in the American Legion Hall. E K Pough M E Christman and M M Bryson lead the program on the good will policy linked to Hoover and Roosevelt. Fifteen to twenty students will perform as Central and South American states with a reader clarifying roles. No admission charge. Mrs E K Peugh directs and acts as reader.
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Glouster
C.S.O
American Legion Hall
E. K. Pough
M. E. Christman
M. M. Bryson
Hoover
Roosevelt
E. K. Peugh
J T School Activities Highlights At Trimble High
Jacksonville Trimble High School Association held a reg ular meeting with opening exercises in the bookkeeping room. Nelsonville trio performed songs and dramatizations while Miss Beckler and Miss Johnson with Miss Stiers provided a piano program. Almost 300 discarded clothing garments were sent to Athens City Hall for overseas aid. Albany High plans a visit Friday with two teams. J T has won all county games so far. Influenza kept several pupils home. ninth grader James Cox joined J T from Hollister. Jacksonville Trimble grades beat Greens Run 12 to 6 in basketball.
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Trimble
Jacksonville Trimble High School Association
Nelsonville
Ruth Beckler
P.T.A
Margaret Johnson
Edithe Stiers
P.T.A. Founders
Athens
Miss Danford
Miss Smith
Harold Rainey
Rosalie Mingus
Charles Kinder
Norma Hanley
Anna Jean Kinder
Ruth Rollins
Walter Anderson
Bonnie Sue Morrison
Fey
Young Peoples Club Holds Sunday Meeting
GLOUSTER Baptist Young Peoples Club met at the church this afternoon with Miss Bernadine Goodman presiding. Betty Jean Harding led music and a Bible lesson followed by prayer. Plans were made for a plate lunch January 22 in the church social room. Officers elected include Secretary Anna B Mayles and pianist Ethel Morris.
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Glouster — Baptist Young Peoples Club
Bernadine Goodman
Betty Jean Harding
Gladys Viney
Cecia Goodman
Jesus
Patty
Wanda Harding
Emma Viney
Joyce Vinney
Dick Viney
Anna B. Mayles
Effie T. Brown
Helen Leach
Ora Viney
Ethel Morris
Bob Viney
Wiley Harris
Anna B Mayles
Ray Harding
James R. Binford
Service Men of Area of Glouster Report Schooling and Returns
The Glouster area notes furloughs and homecomings of service members. William E. McAfoose returns to Merced Field after visiting family. Ernest Skinner arrives from Casco Bay for leave, with Navy duties ahead in New York. Others, including Foster Skinner and Gerald Skinner, are mentioned with locations in Trinidad, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Hawaii, and England. Local family updates include Chalfant and Yaw relatives visiting or proceeding to duty stations.
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William E. McAfoose
Merced Field
Merced
Calif
T. D. McAfoose
William
Alice Keyes
Charles
Columbus
Betty McAfoose
Dayton
Talmage Jr
M. A. Carter
Betty
Talmage
Pvt
Foster Skinner
Army Infantry
West Indies
Trimble
Ben Skinner
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Trinidad
Ernest Skinner
Casco Bay
Portland
New York
Northwestern University
Navy
Skinners
Floyd
England
Air Force
Cpl
Gerald Skinner
Engineering Corps
Army
Hawaii
Ernest
Buddy) Chalfant
San Francisco
Perry Chalfant
Taylor Ridge
Set
Lewis McAllister
Thomas McAllister
Camp Ft. Leonard Wood
St. Louis
McAllister
Bob F. Yaw
Army Air Field Pilot School
Douglas
Arizona
Athens
O. V. Yaw
John V. Yaw
Carlsbad
N. M
Bombardier School
John Miller Dies At Daughter's Home
John Miller, 77, died yesterday at his daughter and son in law’s home in Trimble where he had lived three years. Survived by wife Alfie of Clarion Ohio, one son John Jr Wellston five daughters Artie Jenkins Gladys Fought Maude Patrick Skelta Fought Myrtle Palmer one sister Ida Mays 19 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 12 30 p m at Trimble Methodist Church by Alva Shifflett with burial at Mt Carmel Cemetery near Wellston.
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Ohio
Myrtle Palmer
Trimble
Ida Mays
Sand Run
Methodist Church
Alva Shifflett
Mt. Carmel
Wellston
Missionary Society Meeting at Beulah Morris Home
The Missionary Society will meet at Mrs Beulah Morris's home on Thursday January 13 at 7 p m with Ethel Riley Gladys Viney and Rosa Williams listed among attendees. A note mentions an ordnance plant with 120 miles of railroads capable of servicing a city of about 180000 people.
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Ethel Riley
Gladys Viney
Thomas Brown
Ora Viney
B. Y. P. U. Department
Rosa Williams
Missionary Society
Beulah Morris
U.S. Ordnance Plant
Top Navy and Marine Leaders Endorse Contact Sports for Conditioning
Navy Secretary Knox and Marine Corps Commandant Vandergrift urged continued football and contact sports as essential for wartime and peacetime conditioning. They argued fitness reduces unfitness rates and supports readiness, stressing outdoor programs for all ages. Ballplayers and leagues voiced support for sports continuing alongside possible service laws.
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Navy
Marines
Washington
Knox
Alexander A. Vandergrift
Marine Corps
Roosevelt
Point Pleasant Defeats Poca In Last Period
Point Pleasant beat Poca 24 to 19 in a rough game after a tight 18 18 score at the end of the third. Kenny Moore led Point Pleasant with 11 points while Bob Martin and Poca’s Brewer had 7 and 12 respectively as fouls and free throws shaped the outcome.
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Point Pleasant
Poca
Bob Martin
Kenny Moore
Big Blacks
Martin
Junior Gerlach
Moore
Roush
Carbon Hill Quintets Win Blue Devils Top Plains
Findlay bowler KEGLER rolled 775 series as Lee Stock posted 278 278 219 to reach 775 in league action. Stock climbs to sixth in the national season standings with the performance against Plains Blue Devils.
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Blue Devils
Top Plains
Findlay Kegler
Findlay
Lee Stock
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