Collegians Push Rules Reform at NCAA Convention
The NCAA at its 56th convention focuses on battling bribery and gambling in amateur sports and expanding representation in the AAU. Wilbur Johns of UCLA previews efforts with the AAU relations committee as new federations in track and field gymnastics and basketball are approved. LSU’s Jim Corbett discusses NCAA television for football next season under a renewed A B C contract. The council endorses a 16 point program to curb corruption and supports a move to bar basketball outside NCAA events. Sanctions: New Mexico State three-year football infractions, Utah one-year basketball punishment, Humboldt State and Whitworth College one-year football bowl restrictions.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Wilbur Johns
UCLA
NCAA
AAU
Johns
Ncaa Council
Jim Corbett
Louisiana State University
American Broadcasting Company
Association
Henry Hardt
New York
Television Schedule Listing Shows and Times
The listing notes varied programs and times across stations with bold color codes and multiple entries including detectors news weather and entertainment. Programs feature Ask ed for it Detectives Jim Thacker JFK Report News Weather Death Valley Show time On the Farm Pan the Panther Pip the Piper Shari Lewis King Leonard Fury Jamboree Wells Fargo Tall Man Mr Wizard Movie Scrapbook Bowling Basketball Theatre Pro Bowl Criss Award Viewpoint Show Time Jack Paar Detectives JFK Report Daily Word Huntley News Good Years Eyewitness Rawhide
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Jim Thacker
Mike Hamm
NBC News
Death Valley
Jack Paar
Showtime
Panther
Pip the Piper
Shari Lewis
King Leonard
Daddy
Mr. Wizard
Christophers
RFC
Romper Roon
Wells Fargo
Shaun Lewis
Tall Man
Fury
Evening Schedule Snippet Shows Random TV Listings
A fragment listing TV and radio time blocks appears with titles such as Hiway Patrol 77 Sunset Str News Target and Weather. The fragment includes show names like Everglades Hathaways Flintstones and Movie along with unspecified times and blocks.
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Hiway Patrol
Target
Everglades
Diamond
Hathaways
Flintstones
P.v. Squad
Bozo
TV Movie Guide Listings Framed by Channel Four
A fragmented schedule lists movies and programs across channels including Channel 4 Channel 6 Channel 10 Channel 13 and Channel 3 for Friday Saturday and Sunday. Titles include Little Mr Jim Gun Battle of Monterey People Will Talk Stagecoach Kid The Seventh Cross Prisoner of Zenda Back To Bataan and Tarzan's Magi among others with varied air times.
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Mr. Jim
Reno
Monterey
Phanant
Bataan
TV Preview Highlights Tonight’s Network Lineup
Prime time offers Robert Taylor detectives Point of No Return and a JFK Report on Kennedy’s first year. Volgograd feature on Huntley, plus King of Diamonds Foxy Chimp Hathaway’s Flintstones Sunset Strip Good Years Twilight Zone Eyewitness news with Cronkite.
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Robert Taylor
JFK
Kennedy
Chet Huntley
Volgograd
Stalingrad
King
Melissa Caronne
Melissa
Hathaways
Elinor
Peggy
Wilma
Fred
Sunset Strip
Mr. Bailey
Henry Fonda
A. J. Russell
Mort Stahl
Lucille Ball
Margaret Hamilton
Alan Bunce
Joseph Wiseman
Katerine Squire
Gage Clark
Trevor Bardette
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
CBS
Rory Calhoun Retires After Early Knockout Loss
Rory Calhoun, 27, of New York, quits boxing after a 1:47 knockout by James Ellis of Louisville in a 10 round middleweight bout. Calhoun cited being too large for middleweight and not large enough for light heavyweight. Ellis improves to 6-1, Calhoun falls to 45-15-2.
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Louisville
Rory Calhoun
James Ellis
Ellis
Calhoun
Injured Football Star Receives Bowl Share
The Philadelphia Eagles vote a $400 Playoff Bowl share to Gene Brito the injured end from the Redskins and Rams who is partly paralyzed in a West Coast hospital Also among the 44 shares voted is Tom Brookshier top defensive back who broke his leg during season play
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Gene Brito
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Rams
West Coast
Brito
Tom Brookshier
Eagles
Athens Automotive vs Stroh's and Carling’s Black Label
A readable fragment shows several scores or counts: Athens Automotive 3 Stroh's 1 Carling's Black Label 3 Martin Heat ers 1 Campus Barber Shop 1 Bridgwater Ma chine 3.
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Athens Automotive
Stroh’s
Carling'’s
Martin
Bridgwater Machine
Fairview Drive
Dick Erb Dance Studio
WwWillams and Sons
S.O.E. Meter
Texas Eastern
Chauncey
Athens
C and
S.O.E
Milt Plum to Call Own Game in Pro Bowl
LOS ANGELES Milt Plum will call his own plays for the East in the Pro Bowl Sunday against the West. He will share signal duties with Y A Tittle of the Giants under coach Allie Sherman. Tittle was named offensive captain. end Andy Robustelli is defensive captain.
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Los Angeles
Milt Plum
Plum
Cleveland
Paul Brown
New York Giants
Y. A. Tittle
Coatch Allie Sherman
Tittle
Giants
Brown
Andy Roubustelli
Broncos seek new head coach after Filchock firing
Denver AFL team dismisses Frank Filchock after a 3 win 14 loss season. he called for timely notice. The Broncos posted a 7 20 record over two seasons with one tie, making him the sixth of eight AFL original coaches fired.
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Broncos
American Football League
Frank Filchock
Filchock
AFL
Kyle's and Beasley and Mathews win in Athens league opener
Kyle's beat Union Grill 66 64 while Beasley and Mathews defeated Athens Building Materials 73 41 in the Athens City Basketball League first round. DeMolay did not play.
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Athens City Basketball League
Kyle
Beasley
Mathews
Union Grill
Athens
Beverage
Risch
Mahaffey
Smith
Dailey
Hughes
McKinley
Carsey
Hanning
Goldsberry
Dean
PE Oe Tates
Beasley & Mathews
Riggs
Begg
Nolan
McCarley
Cornwell
College basketball score roundup Midwest and Southwest
Wichita beats Drake 91 to 61 and Tulsa defeats Houston 69 to 61. Miami Ohio wins 84 to 50 over Ashland. Butler 68 over Wabash 49. St Louis 79 over North Texas 60. Arizona State 62 over Texas Western 68. Arizona 55. Mount Union 74 over Wooster 63. Marietta 67 over Kenyon 60. Steubenville 70 Central State 60. Albion 69 over Bluffton 49.
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Midwest
Wichita
Drake
Houston
Tulsa
Miami Ohio
Ashland
Butler
Wabash
Southwest
St. Louis
North Texas
Ariz
St. U
Tex
Western
N. M. State
Arizona
Miami
Ohio
Mount Union
Wooster
Marietta
Kenyon
Steubenville
Central State
Twenty two cases prepared for Hocking County grand jury
The Hocking County grand jury will open its January session next Monday with twenty two cases prepared for presentation. Names on the list include seven failing to provide for minor children and several defendants facing charges such as drunken driving, larceny, fraud, receiving stolen property, criminal assault, indecent exposure, and leaving the scene of an accident. Prosecutor Hubert Lappen said two days will be needed to present all cases.
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Logan
Hocking County
Grand Jury
William Estep, Jr
J. Stanley Ervin
Wayne Jones
Noah Hampton
Danny Pancake
Carl E. Primmer
Donald F. Wallace
Charles E. Wears
Curtis C. Keels
John O. Christy
Don W. Windle
James J. Smith
Ron Nutt
Columbus
Robert L. Koon
Maureen Coleman
Lloyd Sloan
John Devoe
Neil Graf
Logan Route 1
Russell
Career Day Set for Agriculture Pupils at Ohio State
Logan high school pupils will tour OSU College of Agriculture and Home Economics on February 3. Participants may pursue individual interests with department visits and consultation periods. Morning sessions in Agriculture Administration building and Campbell Hall cover life on campus and courses.
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Logan
Ohio State University College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Don Young
Hocking County
Agriculture Administration
Agriculture
Campbell Hall
German And Russian Composers Discussed
Mrs Ralph Poston chaired the January meeting of the Euterpean Club at Mrs Charles Bells home. The Meet the Composers theme led a discussion of German and Russian composers with piano solos by club members featuring Karl von Weber and Anton Rubinstein works. A violin piece by C P McNeil and piano accompaniment followed, 18 members and one guest attended.
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Ious Club
Karl von Weber
Allen Adams
James A. Green
Raymond L. Sturm
Anton Rubinstein
Sturm
Minnie Louise Bowen
C. P. McNeil
Hugh Meldrim
Bell
Carl Harsh
Marjorie Rhoades
Otto Wienert
Port Huron
Mich
Two Divorces Granted by Hocking County Court
Logan Audrey Taylor wins divorce from John Taylor for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Custody of two minor children assigned. defendant to pay $25 weekly support. Married August 9, 1945. Barbara Sue Mercer divorces Donald Mercer for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Custody of three minor children awarded. defendant to pay $30 weekly support and to convey half interest in 1.5 acre Salt Creek Two land to plaintiff.
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Salt Creek
Sara Circle Meets at Mrs Young Home
Mrs Don Young hosted the Sara Circle of First Methodist Church with co hosts Mrs Robert Cullison and Mrs Don Farrow. Fourteen members attended and new member Mrs Richard Bowers was introduced. The group discussed Alcoholism and Christian Responsibility and planned a Cub Scout Pack 40 dinner for Feb 22. Mrs J Carl Plummer to host February meeting.
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Cub Scout Pack
J. Carl Plummer
Minor Fire Damages Rockbridge Station
A morning fire at the Rockview filling station north of Rockbridge caused minor damages. An overheated oil stove sparked the blaze. Berne Two firemen from Sugar Grove extinguished it. Sheriff Paul Hartman monitored the scene. damages estimated at 5 dollars to the building and 10 dollars to the stove.
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LOGAN
Rockview
Rockbridge
Berne Two
Sugar Grove
Paul Hartman
Logan Calendar Friday Jan 12 Community Meetings
Local calendar lists events for Friday January 12 including Laurel Valley Grange 7 30 p m potluck Scotts Creek Social Club 8 p m potluck lunch Topic Ohio's Future in Land and Water Conservation Twig IV Hocking Valley Hospital Auxiliary at Mrs Tracy Conrad 7 30 p m Maxville PTO 7 30 p m program by Mrs Reckner of Perry County Children's Home Cosmopolitan Club at Mrs Russell J Fitzgerald 7 30 p m time change Governor Worthington Chapter DAR at Miss Elsie Martin 7 p m dessert Mrs Kerwood Martin co host Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council at Mr and Mrs Clinton Poling 8 p m
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Laurel Valley Grange
Scotts Creek
Ohio
Twig IV
Hocking Valley Hospital
Tracy Conrad
Maxville Pto
Reckner
Perry County
Cosmopolitan Club
Russell J. Fitzgerald
Governor Worthington
Dar
Elsie Martin
Kerwood Martin
Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Clinton Poling
Baptists Meet In Glouster and Logan Club Event
Glouster district session of GLOUSTER-Hocking First District Sunday School and BTU Institute gathered with First Baptist Glouster. Delegates from Mt Moriah Middleport Naomi Pomeroy Mt Zion Athens and Glouster attended. Logan hosts Great Books Discussion Group at Logan Junior High School led by Carl Harsh with Aristotle Ethics discussed. Jacksonville Eagles hold free fish fry Saturday starting at 7 p.m. All Eagles families and guests invited.
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Glouster
Hocking
First District
BTU Institute
First Baptist Church
Mt. Moriah
Middleport
Naomi
Pomeroy
Mt. Zion
Athens
First Baptist
Anna May Williams
W. M. Parham III
Ervin Baumgardner
Jesse Roberts
Logan
Logan Junior High School
Carl Harsh
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Logan Banks Elect Officers in Logan Organization Meetings
Logan’s two banks elected officers during Wednesday organization meetings. Farmers and Merchants Bank named Barton A. Hall chairman. R. B. Perkins re-elected president with Carl C. Harsh and Ralph Moorehead as vice presidents. Hartman became assistant vice president. Bensonhaver cashier and Hemsworth assistant cashier. Directors include Risch Loomis Blosser Keynes Hull Murray Hildabolt Hall Harsh Perkins. Citizens Bank of Logan re-elected Earl Elberfeld as president with C. W. Johnston and Dayton Schultheis as vice presidents Aubrey Prewitt cashier and executive vice president and Raymond D. Campbell assistant cashier. Re-elected directors include Bright Humphrey Shaw Hartman Moore Funk Elberfeld Johnston Schultheis.
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LOGAN
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
Farmers and Merchants Bank
R. B. Perkins
Carl C. Harsh
Ralph Moorehead
Joseph M. Hartman
Herschel Bensonhaver
Glenn Hemsworth
Lester Risch
William Loomis
Clarence Blosser
Robert Keynes
Fred E. Hull
Fred Murray
John Hildabolt
Hall
Harsh
Perkins
Earl Elberfeld
Citizens Bank of Logan
C. W. Johnston
Dayton Schultheis
Aubrey Prewitt
Raymond D. Campbell
Rolland Bright
Roger Humphrey
George C. Shaw
Ernest Hartman
William Moore
Roy Funk
Elberfeld
Johnston and Schultheis
Chit Chat Club Elects Officers at Home Meeting
The Chit Chat Club met at Mrs. Irene Walton's home with Mrs. Gladys Dixon as co host. Officers chosen were Mrs. Jody Moore president Mrs Jeannine Butt vice president treasurer and Mrs Karla Cominsky secretary. Entertainment was led by Mrs Jeannine Butt and Mrs Mina Vore with prizes for contests won by several members.
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Glouster
Irene Walton
Gladys Dixon
Jody Moore
Jeannine Butt
Karla Cominsky
Mina Vore
Caryl Zimmer
Jane Schoeman
Glenna Gamwell
Julia Olbers
Julia Ann Olbers
Barbara Cox
Cynthia Phillips
Ruth Christman
Jane Schoenian
Rev Selby couple welcome son Mark Alan born in January
Logan edition reports Reverend Charles E. Selby and Janet Risch welcomed son Mark Alan born January 6 at Piqua Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Kenneth Risch of Logan and Roy Selby of Dayton. great grandmother is Bertha Engle of Logan. Also notes dinner guests for Clara Hartley Sheren included William Hartley Sr. and Louis Triplett for funeral services.
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Logan
Charles E. Selby
Janet Risch
Piqua
Mark Alan
Piqua Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Risch
Glouster
Clara Hartley Sheren
William Hartley
Louis Triplett
Middleport
Mr. Triplett
Guy Triplett
Officers Installed by J. K. Rochester Relief Corps
Mrs. Margaret C Kistler installed officers at Pocahontas Hall for the J. K. Rochester Woman's Relief Corps meeting. New officers include Helen Sigler president and Alpha Sigler senior vice president with Esther Barker conducting the session.
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Emma Todd
Helen Frasure
Libbie Palmer
Sylvia Eggleston
Tillie Culp
Kister
Charlotte Blake
Amy Easterling
Margaret L. Kistler
Blake
Elsie Columber
Prayer and Service Emphasized at W C T U Meeting
Logan members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held the season opener with a hymn, devotions from Maud Hite using Isaiah chapter 40, and a program led by N J Stoady on prayer and conduct. Russell Berlin closed with prayer after Aileen Nixon sang.
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Maud Hite
N. J. Stoady
Russell Berlin
Aileen Nixon
Jail Rate Increased in Logan County Commissioners Agreement
Logan county commissioners approved a three year contract with the city to board prisoners from mayor's court at 1.80 dollars per day per prisoner, up thirty cents from prior rate. The deal followed talks with Mayor Delmar Freeman and Richard Donahey. Also approved highway easements on Nickle Plate and Skinner Roads in Falls Township.
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Logan
Delmar Freeman
Richard Donahey
Nickle Plate
Skinner Rds
Falls
James Tallibee
Carl Engle
James Leonard
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Stanton Adcock of Junction City Route 1 and Dixie Grubb of Logan Route 3 admitted for medical care. Donnie Herring of Rockbridge Route 1 admitted for surgery. Discharges include Mrs Walter Boudinot and daughter of Logan, Miss Villa Adams of Logan, Mrs Fred Miller of Lancaster, Virgil Sater of Rockbridge Route, and Lawrence Weaver of New Plymouth Route 1.
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Stanton Adcock
Junction City
Dixie Grubb
Logan
Donnie Herring
Rockbridge
Walter Boudinot
Villa Adams
Fred Miller
Lancaster
Virgil Sater
Antioch Grange Meeting Programs and Refreshments
The home economics committee served refreshments after a program by Miss Lois Nihiser. Participants included Mrs. Nettie Poling Mrs. Jessie Dau benmier Mrs. Guy Dusenbery Oscar Blum Harry Meldrim Paul Schrader and Miss Betty Poling. Carl Poling presided over the Grange business. Glouster Fire Department responded to a Thursday 5:30 p.m. call to the former George Yocum residence in Oakdale.
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Antioch Grange
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Nettie Poling
Jessie Daubenmier
Guy Dusenbery
Oscar Blum
Harry Meldrim
Paul Schrader
Betty Poling
Carl Poling
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Glouster
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George Yocum Resi
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