Bobcats Hope to Extend Home Win Streak in Ohio Clash
Ohio University hosts the University of Cincinnati Bearcats Saturday night at 8 after a 64 52 loss at Wittenberg. Coach Trautwein’s squad, led by Wyse Moorehead and Muldovan, seeks a second straight victory to stay unbeaten at home as Bearcats prepare with a lineup featuring Quigley Olasin Newman Bann and a mercy quintet including Clifford Roberts.
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Mitch
Ohio University
University of Gueinnat Bearcats
0. C
Quinter
ASTP
Pomeroy Independents
Ohio Valley League
Bill Trautwein
Bobcats
Trautwein
Boncats
Ohio
Oho
Wich
Miami
Wittenberg
Bertaken
Ark Wylie
Ong
Bruce Moorehead
Danny Muldovan
Brandie
Pacity
Bob Brandie
Twins
Wyse
Moorehead
Muldovan
Matwers
Springfield
Quigley
Olasin
Hewards
Newman
Bann
Mercy
Bend
Clifford
Ever
Roberts
State Basketball Results Mixed Across Camps and Colleges
Regional scores list multiple games with camps and colleges. Notable results include Great Lakes 63 over Fort Custer 38, Camp Grant 60 over Allen Bradley 35, Michigan Normal 62 over Ama afich 32, Grand Rapids Duke 44 over Richmond Air Base 38, Connecticut 50 over Maine 22, and Arthurmouth 78 over Camp Thomas 40. High School totals show Blanchard 56 over Liberty Han k County 14 and Abina 42 over Wayne 24.
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Astern
Il Great Lakes
Fort Custer
Camp Grant
Allen Bradleywaukee
Michigan Normal
Grand Rapids
Duke
Richmond Air Base
Connecticut
Maine
Artmouth
Camp Thomas
Richmond U
Virginia
Blanchard
Liberty
Hank County
Abina
Wayne
Wahama Wins Fifth Straight Against Ripley Vikings
Wahama High School ran to a 46 to 16 victory over Ripley High School as Ralph Sayre posted 25 points. McGrew and Chancey led Ripley with 7 and 8 points each while Wahama showcased fast passing and few turnovers before a large crowd. The Falcons host Harrisonville and Sandyville on Friday January 14 with the B team from Ohio joining Sandyville at 9 pm.
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Harrisonville
Sandyville
Ohio
Eddie Miller Sets NL Shortstop Record With 543 Assists
Eddie Miller, star for the Cincinnati Reds, completes a four year reign at shortstop with 543 assists, second only to Whitey Wietelmann's 581. He hit .979 in fielding, and his 71 RBIs led the Reds in that span though he batted .224. Miller, 27, is praised for precise, in-front-of-ball actions and accurate throws, with few errors and a quiet brilliance that sometimes goes unnoticed.
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Eddie Miller
Mann Unatso
NEA
Mnew York
Edward Robert
Cincinnati
Noble
Tracl
Zeke Bonura
Eddie Mayo
Athletics
A. L
Miller
Whitey Wietelmann
Radiant Red
Braves
Pittsburgh
Lee Allen
Rhinelanders
N.L
Hughey Jennings
Baltimore Orioles
Haight
Honus Wagner
Flying Dutchman
Jennings
Bill Jurges
Arky Vaughan
Schnozzola Lombardi
Redlegs
La Motta Favored Over Fritzie Zivic in Detroit Bout
New York fighter Jake La Motta returns to Detroit for a 10 round match against Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh. La Motta is a short-price favorite at 161 pounds with a 3 to 1 edge in the series, drawing about 10 000 fans and $25 000 in receipts for Olympia Stadium. Zivic plans to report to the draft board in Pittsburgh as his civilian career nears its probable end.
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Detroit
Joling
Jacob la Motta
New York
Jake
Cagy
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
la Motta
Fritzie
Olympia’Stadium
Zivie
Ossie
Bulldog) Harris
Benjamin Nichols 65 Dies at Corning
Benjamin Nichols age 65 died at his Corning home Wednesday. He was born in Shawnee. Survived by wife Edith Nichols two brothers James and Albert one sister Charlotte Decther of Columbus. He belonged to the Scottish Rite Templar Blue Lodge Corning Methodist Church and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church with Revs Tucker and Turner officiating. Burial at New Lexington Cemetery.
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Corning
Benjamin Nichols
Shawnee
Edith Nichols
James
Albert
Charette Decther
Columbus
Ite
Rights Templar
Blue Ma
Sonic
Methodist Church
Tucker
Turner
Gordon
New Lexington Cemetery
Fullerton's Round-Up: Ruffin Larkin Main Bout at MSG
Boxing writer Hugh Fullerton Jr recalls Bobby Ruffin’s rise from a $10 four rounder in Passaic to facing Tippy Larkin in the Madison Square Garden main event. The card features Welterweight Freddie Cochrane and Johnny Rohrig with Cochrane on Navy duty and Rohrig recently back from war. A Heisman figure Angelo Bertelli recounts a boot camp joke about guarding hats. A brief note mentions postwar pro football planning Wednesday night games and Jack Johnson’s SF visit quipping on Tunney and Braddock.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Kid
Long Island City
New Jersey
Passaic
Angelo Pucci
George Kobb
Bobby Ruffin
Tippy Larkin
Madison Square
Southern Association
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Gene Tunney
Jimmy Braddock
Witham Heads Glouster's Kiwanians in Next Year
Glouster Kiwanis club held a 6:30 dinner meeting at Hotel Gordon. Dr W D Witham installed as president and George H Campbell as secretary. Incoming VP Wade Bailey was absent and to be installed next Tuesday. Officers conducted a brief installation and a $5 contribution was voted for school grounds resurfacing.
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Wade Bailey
George W. Rose
W. D. Witliam
Dan’ Kovach
Enion Gruha
WG. Hughes
George Campbell
Ben’ Goldperg
Gi Winkle
Mareella Jonas
Oakdale Circle Meets With Rosa Love
Oakdale Friendship Circle met at Rosa Love's home with Virginia Moore assisting. Each member contributed.
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Oakdale Circle
Rosa
Oakdale
Rosa Love
Virginia Moore
Waste Paper Drive Delayed for Week in Glouster
In Glouster the Scout Council postpones the waste paper drive for one week after a meeting of Jery and Georgia Barnes. Prizes from the mystery package went to Bernice Lowery. refreshments served to listed members. Next meeting will be at Faye Nott’s with Bernice Lowery assisting. Visitors include Mrs Phil Grey and family from Texas.
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Bernice Low- Glouster
Jery
Georgia Barnes
Mys
Scout Council
Tery
Jewell
Bernice Lowery
Rosa Love
Virginia Moore
Faye Nott
Genvass
Jeva Jewell
Betty Hubbard
Glouster
Hellyer
Nora Lee Moore
Phil Grey
Gertrude Jewell
Sarah McTexas
Celland
Ida Burris
Madge
William Winefordnerry
James Love
John
Glouster L Chauncey Court Team set to
Glouster L Chauncey Court met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. James Mc Clellan. Ocie Sharp led devotions and Mrs. Mable Sisson led the program on teaching peoples without a written language. A social hour followed with refreshments for members and guests.
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Glouster
Shelton Missionary Society of the Church of Christ At
Trimble
James McClellan
Ocie Sharp
Mable Sisson
Pearl Christman
Eileen Leake
Eagles Plan Initiation for Lund at SLOUSTER Aerie
The SLOUSTER Glouster Aerie of Eagles holds an initiation Sunday at 2 30 PM in memory of Conrad H Mann. A chicken supper follows from 4 to 6 PM in a stag event for Eagles only.
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Slouster — Glouster Aerie of Eagles
Conrad H. Mann
Wartime Class E Baseball Expands Using Youth and Defense Workers
New wartime plan proposes Class E leagues like Twin Ports around Duluth and Superior to field teams with local defense plant workers and schoolboys on a twice weekly schedule with a $250 monthly cap. Joe Donnelly reorganizes Ohio State League into Class D play, with youths and after school seasons to avoid drafting. Class B experiments may offer a wartime fix as Twin Ports struggles to secure concessions.
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New York
Twin Ports
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
Joe Donnelly
Ohio State League
Pony
Appalachian
Donnelly
Ohio
Twin Ports League
Soldier Stephen Forgoress Honored At Shreveport Dinner
Private Stephen Forgoress of the engineers returns to Shreveport Louisiana after a seven day furlough with wife Mrs Rose Forgoress and his parents in Trimble. He trained at Camp Bowie Texas and has been on maneuvers in Louisiana. Family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Steve Forgoress included Mr and Mrs Otto Kuhne Nina Johnson and Sharon Forgoress. Mrs Frank Forgoress and Linda were absent due to illness.
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Stepnen Forgress
Shreveport
Rose Forgoress
Forgoress
Louisiana
Camp Bowie
Texas
Steve Forgoress
Private Forores
Otto Kuhne
Nina Johnson
Frank Forgoress
Sharon
Pvt
Stephen Forgoress
Linda
Air Corps member and wife visit in city during holidays
Ray Cartwright of Pecos Texas and Mrs Cartwright spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs Carl Stahl in this city and with Mr and Mrs Carl Cartwright Glouster R D He returned to Pecos Tuesday after a 30 day course at Ypsilanti Michigan His wife Mrs Stahl remains visiting her parents in town
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Glworeau
Ray Cartwright
U. S. Air Corps
Pecos
Texas
Cartwright
Carl Stahl
Carl Cartwright
Glouster
R. D
Ypsilanti
Mich
King
Athens Bulldogs Set for Road Trip to Gallipolis
Athens High School prepares nine man rotation for a road game against Gallipolis Blue Devils led by Dick Lanier. The Bulldogs seek a seventh straight win and hold atop the Southeastern League after Logan fell 38 37 to Wellston. The lineup flexes with Ferguson out injured and Rotramel Beckley Grover stepping into guard and forward roles.
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Racyum
Athens High School
Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Logan
Wellston
Charlie Bolin
Grant
Dick Lanier
Lanier
Jackson
Athens
SEC
Ledger
Logan High Falls In Tight SEC Showdown
Wellston nockers topple Logan 38 37 to break a first place tie on Jackson County court. Red Mowery and Jack Rauch led Logan with 26 points. Tommy Bellomy and late free throws helped Wellston seal the win.
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LOGAN
Wellston Nockers
Logan High School
Chieftains
Jackson County
Braves
Red Mowery
Jack Rauch
Wellston
Tommy Bellomy
Rocket
Bellomy
Rockets
Mowery
Rauch
Loganites
Bellamy
Earl Blake
Athens Bulldogs
Pro Grid Loop Tables Plans For Expansion
Chicago report notes NFL hesitates on expansion after 1944 season due to player shortages. Meeting winds up with actions planned in Philadelphia April 19 including Buffalo membership bid, 1944 schedule, and college draft of 30 players each. Boston to pick last in Teague draft. Bertelli’s Marines status noted. Los Angeles and San Francisco show post war expansion interest.
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Chicago
National Football League
Oday
Philadelphia
Buffalo
N.Y
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pomeroy Picks Up Pin Victory in Close Match
Pomeroy Frep team edged their rivals by a narrow pin margin Monday night to claim the win. Nil Grueser posted a high score of 521 in the three games, while a Gaspolis pick team will meet the Foundry at Old's Recreation on Wednesday. Local church notices in Glouster announce Sunday programs and services led by Rev. A G Winkie, with details on Bible study and youth fellowship sessions. In sports trivia, a note remarks that in Japan the number four is unlucky due to its homonym for death.
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Pomehux
Pomeroy Frep
ST Pins
Nil Grueser
Snors
Gaspolis
Foundry
Old's Recreation
Teale Glouster
A. G. Winkie Hese
Ceaar
Nero
Gusaay
Nihomas
M. M. LeFavor
Methodist
Youth Fellowship Board
United States
Church of Christ, Ax and
B. Tigner
Celock
Delmar Gladden
E. K. Peugh
Wile
Er ‘Tigner
Jesus
Poerty
W. Wal. Ince
Pittsburgh
Eugene
Jack) Shields
Simmons
Indianapolis
Tommy Mollis
al Patterson
Ed Horton
Bal
Japan
Toledo 4-F Shortstop F Youngstown U Floya Baker News
Toledo American Association shortstop F Youngstown U Floya Baker was classified 4-F and rejected for Army service due to stomach ulcers. A rainbow trout tagged at Port Washington Michigan was later recaptured at Grand Haven Michigan across the lake.
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Youngstown
Floya Baker
Toledo American Association
Port Washington
Mich
Grand Haven
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