Ohio players recount East West New Year’s game minutes
Ohio tackle Rosy Kerns says most of the 20 man squad played at least 30 minutes in the East West New Year’s game. He notes switched lineups, scouts, and social gifts after a charity hospital visit with Ohio colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Rosy
Kerns
Ohio
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Bobcat
Bierman
Pennsylvania
Art Little
Nick Sacrinty
Wake Forest
East
Hubert Bechtel
Texas
Bob Snyder
Chicago
Los Angeles Rams
Snyder
Shrine Charity Hospital
Bobcats Ready for Morris Harvey in Portsmouth Showdown
Coach Dutch Trautwein guided the Detroit team through a light workout after a strong showing versus Wayne University. The Bobcats face Morris Harvey College of Charleston at 8 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. preliminary between the Bobkittens and Portsmouth Branch. The week includes two Cincinnati games with Bearcats and Miami Redskins, as Trautwein eyeing a lineup change at forward.
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Downing
Wayne University
Dutch Trautwein
Bobcat
Morris Harvey College of Charleston
W.va
Portsmouth
Bobcats
Branch School of the University
Jim Snyder
Bobkittens
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Music Hall
Oxford
Miami Redskins
Wayne
Detroiters
Ohio
Xavier
West Virginians
Trautwein
Dick Shrider
Bob Johnson
Athens
Kenny Walters
Bob Dickey
Harry Gordon
Russ Gregg
Three Man Block Offense Drawn For Columbia Basketball
Columbia coach Gordon Ridings discusses a three man block offense aimed at exploiting a tough defender. The diagram shows guards and forwards moving to create a rapid passing sequence leading to a shot by player (1). The plan centers on confusing the marked defender to gain scoring chances.
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Gordon Ridings
Seventeen Panther Gridders Receive Letters at Assembly
Seventeen members of the 1946 Pomeroy Panther football team and three managers were awarded letters at a joint assembly of Pomeroy Junior and Senior High Schools. Coach Herndon Wilks presented the letters. several seniors earned football medals.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Panther
Herndon Wilks
Edward Ash
Charles Baird
Don Betzing
Paul Ginn
William Ohlinger
Richard Rosenbaum
Alfred Sapp
Pat Stivers
Joe Struble
John Werry
Pat Hennessy
John Howard
Elmer Houdashelt
Phil Ohlinger
William Lehew
Wilbur Russell
Lehew
Howard
Baird
Rosenbaum
Bill Ohlinger
Stivers
Sapp
Richard Russell
Bobby Barnitz
Ray Evans
Panthers
Middleport
Wilks
Pomeroy 12
Middleport 7
Panther
Charles S. Gibbs
Gibbs
Pearl Williams
Robert Roberts
J. E. White
Athletic Association
Charles Faulkner
Aaron Zah
Edward Foster
Harry Bennett
Jed Webster
Joe Ann Watson
Juanita Teaford
Barbara Phillips
Eugene Thomas
William Hess
John William Blaetmar
Marcellene Buell
Dorothy Reed
Reese to Quit As Football Official
Dayton dentist Dr. David Reese, the MAC's first commissioner, will be honored at a testimonial dinner January 20 at the Miami Hotel in Dayton. He retires from football officiating after 32 years and basketball officiating after 23, having served on the Western Conference staff. Reagan attendees include Ohio University officials and Bobcat athletic members.
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Dayton
David Reese
Miami
Ohio University
Don C. Peden
Mid-American Loop
Peden
Bobcat
Dr. Reese
Massillon High School
Doane Academy
Denison University
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Denison
Camp Greenleaf
Ohio U
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
Butler
Wayne
Cage Games Tuesday Card Features Numerous Matchups
The schedule lists games including Carolina at New York St. Louis at Long Island Valparaiso at Holy Cross Princeton at Harvard Ashland at Marietta Colo Aggies at Wyoming Toledo at Dayton Defiance at Wilberforce West Kent at Evansville Fairmont at California Findlay at Ohio Northern Salem at Glenville Otterbein at Heidelberg Washington at Idaho Missouri at Kansas State Kansas at Nebraska Notre Dame at Michigan St Olympic Club at San Fran VPI at VMI Hard-Simm at West Texas Roanoke at William-Mary
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Carolina
New York
St. Louis
Long Island
Valparaiso
Holy Cross
Princeton
Harvard
Ashland
Marietta
Colo. Aggies
Wyoming
Toledo
Dayton
Defiance
Wilberforce
West Kent
Evansville
Fairmont
California
Findlay
Ohio Northern
Salem
Glenville
Otterbein
Heidelberg
Washington
Idaho
Missouri
Kansas State
Kansas
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Michigan St. Olympic
Michigan St. Olympic Club At San Fran. Vpi At Vmi. Hard-Simm
West Texas
Roanoke
Wiliam-Mary
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Across Several Cities Reports
In New Haven Willie Joyce and Ernie Petrone boxed to a draw at 137 and 139 pounds. Buddy Walker stopped Odell Riley, while Agostinho Guedes KOed Billy Guy. Bill Tierney outpointed Harvey Dubs, Maurice La Chance defeated Nopemba, and Doll Rafferty stopped Oliver Cobbina in La Crosse.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Ernie Petrone
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Buddy Walker
Columbus
Odell Riley
Detroit
Allentown
Agostinho Guedes
Palmerton
Billy Guy
Chicago
Bill Tierney
Cleveland
Harvey Dubs
Windsor
Lewiston
Maurice LaChance
Lisbon
No Pemba
East
Boston
Michigan Wolverines Defeat Ohio University in Wrestling Clash
In Ann Arbor Michigan heavyweight Dan Dworsky defeated Ohio University’s Bill Hess by decision to clinch a 17 9 win for the Wolverines over the visiting Bobcats who suffered a third straight defeat Hess had won two straight by falls but fell 8 3 to Dworsky as the Ohio grappler was credited with no falls during the match Dworsky secured three take downs in the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Dan Dworsky
Ohio
Bill Hess
Wolverine Squad
Bobcats
Hess
Dworsky
Michigan and Ohio Wrestlers Clash in Close Decisions
In a series of weight class bouts, Ohio’s Dick Stack edged Byron Dean (9-3) at 121 pounds while Michigan’s John Alfred defeated Jim Spencer (11-6) at 128 pounds. Michigan’s Morris Smith topped Tom Morgan (15-7) at 136 pounds and Ohio’s John Kalazenka beat Phil Carlson (5-4) at 145 pounds. Michigan’s Bob Betzig won (7-4) over Wally Schultz at 155 pounds, Michigan’s Bill Courtwright pinned Pete Puhar in 6:40 at 165 pounds, Ohio’s Ed Zednik beat Mike Wyshen (2-0) at 175 pounds, and Michigan’s Dank Dworsky won (8-3) over Bill Hess in the heavyweight bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Stack
Ohio
Byron Dean
John Alfred
Michigan
Jim Spencer
Morris Smith
Tom Morgan
John Kalazenka
Phil Carlson
Bob Betzig
Wally Schultz
Bill Courtwright
Pete Puhar
Ed Zednik
Mike Wyshen
Dank Dworsky
Bill Hess
Wolverines
Bill Courtright
Courtright
Zednik
Bobcat
John Kulazenka
Wolves
Stack
Bobcats
Wolverines Top Bobcats in Dual Meet Upset Leads
Michigan defeats Northern Colorado Bobcats in a wrestling dual with Bill Courtright securing a 165 pound pin in 6:40 and Ed Zednik adding a 2-0 decision. John Kulazenka and Dick Stack deliver victories for Bobcats as Michigan tops the visitors with key wins before solidison in 136 pounds.
No SEC Games Tonight as Play Resumes Friday
Southeastern Ohio Conference basketball takes a night off after last Friday’s results left a first place tie and a tightened division. Friday features Pomeroy Purple Panthers vs Jackson Ironmen in Jackson as the main attraction while Middleport hosts Wells ton, Athens faces Nelsonville, and Logan visits Gallipolis with Tuesday set for completing first round play. Jackson and Wellston trail schedule-wise after a cancelled game forced a later reschedule next month.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
Athens
Nelsonville
Wellston
Jackson
Logan
Gallipolis
Southeastern Ohio Conference
Basketeers
Purple Panthers
Ironmen
Rockets
Greyhounds
Logan Chieftains
Glouster Moose Defeat Somerset Independents In Close Clash
Glouster Moose pulled away in the final period to beat Somerset Independents 57 to 46. Henry and Reiner combined for 40 Moose points while Wilkins and Solt totaled 31 for Somerset.
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Glouster
Glouster Moose
Somerset Independents
Quint
Moose
Henry
Reiner
Solt
Flautt
G. Snider
Swetu
Dad
Pegbcue
Saaicieans
Figois
Witnntenes
Chinthes
Wiens
Scawnas
Vucunsann
Skinner
Buchtel Defeats Albany in Athens County League Showdown
Buchtel High scored 47 to Albany High 41 as Turner led with 18 points and Gibbs added 17 for Albany. Buchtel also won the reserve game 20-15 while officials listed Blosser as referee.
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Buchtel
McDaniels
Wallace
Buchtel GF
Named Manager in Marion Ohio League
Nelson Edward Burbrink a 27 year old catcher was signed as playing manager of Marion in the Ohio State League He is from Cincinnati and formerly played for Ashland Kentucky and Davenport Iowa He succeeds Bob Kline of Columbus.
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Marion
Nelson Edward Burbrink
Ashland
Davenport
Bob Kline
Columbus
Corn Cribbers Host Somerset in Home Debut
Athens Corn Crib basketballers, five straight wins, will play the Somerset Independents at home Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Athens High gym. The OU Jayvee club coached by Jim Nard has defeated OU Jayvees before and faces a strong Southeastern Ohio schedule including Columbus Pros, Scully's Loans, Newark Aquinas, Newark Fiber Glass, and Pomeroy Merchants. Players include Bill Dietrich Chris Stefan Bob Mills Doug Rinehardt Dwight Ransdale and Mike Pritz.
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Athens Corn Crib
Athens High
Somerset Independents
Ohio University
Cribbers
OU Jayvee
Jim Nard
Ohio
Columbus Pros
Scully’s Loans of
Columbus
Newark Aquinas
Newark Fiber Glass
Pomeroy Merchants
Bill Dietrich
Chris Stefan
Bob Mills
Athens
Doug Rinehardt
Dwight Ransdale
Mike Pritz
Kyger Named to Little Kanawha Council Board
Ravenswood businessman W G Kyger was elected to the board of directors of the Little Kanawha Regional Council at a Parkersburg meeting last Friday. Five members were chosen to complete the board alongside county council chairmen vice chairmen and secretaries. Jackson county attendees included Lattis Simmons Ripley chairman Joseph W Short and Mrs. Robert K Park secretary. The council approved support for an eight county athletic conference with trophies for annual multi sport winners. all high schools in the eight county area except Parkersburg are eligible.
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Ravenswood
W.va
W. G. Kyger
Little Kanawha Regional Council
Parkersburg
Jackson County
Lattis Simmons
Ripley
Joseph W. Short
Robert K. Park
Corning Highs Dominate Somerset In 101-41 Victory
Corning High Railroaders overwhelmed Somerset High 101-41 with Bill Garrison scoring 29, Jerry Jones 26 and Bob Bobanich 24. Lead stretches were 23-8, 36-18, 61-30 as Corning also won the reserve game 36-31.
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Corning
Corning High Railroaders
Somerset
Bill Garrison
Jerry Jones
Bob Bobanich
Yankees and Dodgers Clash in Latin America Series
Inter league rivals the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers will play six spring training games in Latin America. They meet in Caracas in a three game set March 4 5 and 6 with a cup awarded for the Venezuela championship. The series continues in Havana March 8 9 and 10 per the Dodgers' announcement.
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Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Latin America
Caracas
Venezuela
Havana
Cuba
Dodgers
Nelsonville Board Accepts Thelma Todd Resignation
Thelma Todd quits as secretary to Nelsonville Schools superintendent D W Codding and will move to California. Doris Ellinger fills in temporarily while a successor is sought. The library trustee T F Mulligan resigns after serving since July 6, 1935. Estella Reynolds’ salary is set at 1578 for the year, with a 188 raise for extra training.
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Nelsonville
Thelma Todd
D. W. Codding
City Board of Education
Miss Todd
California
Doris Ellinger
T. F. Mulligan
Athens County Public Library
Mulligan
Estella Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Raymond Juniper
Muncie Awarded Ohio State League Berth
Frank Colley, president of the Class D Ohio State League, announced Muncie Ind as the league’s eighth member over Charleston W Va to keep the circuit compact. Portsmouth and Mansfield Ohio sought replacement of Middletown though Mansfield asked for future franchise consideration.
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Dayton
Muncie
Ind
Frank Colley
Indiana
Charleston
W. Va
Colley
Portsmouth
Mansfield
Middletown
Basketball scores from various college games
Westminster 54 Pittsburgh 45 Marshall 87 Concord 45 W V Wesleyan 59 Davis Elkins 51 Alfred 37 Clarkson Tech 35 Furman 60 Presbyterian 35 Wofford 64 Newberry 57 Wash Lee 54 Virginia 52 LSU 38 Alabama 45 Kentucky 82 Vanderbilt 30 Florida 50 Georgia 47 Morehead 80 Cedarville 45 Oglethorpe 51 Erskine 46 DePaul 50 Murray 47 George Washington 45 Georgetown 37 Roanoke 59 Randolph Macon 54 two overtimes Arkansas St 41 Mississippi 29 Ohio Wesleyan 48 Denison 46 Indiana 62 Purdue 46 Illinois 61 Ohio State 42 Michigan 49 Northwestern 41 Iowa 77 Minnesota 64 Drake 46 Creighton 40 Bradley 51 Iowa State 49 Capital 71 Kenyon 61 Association New York 52 Pittsburgh 50 National League Anderson 63 Youngstown 56 Toledo 69 Detroit 51 Tonight's schedule Association Philadelphia at Toronto Providence at Cleveland National Oshkoshi at Rochester Sheboygan at Anderson Tri Cities at Indianapolis
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Westminster
Pittsburgh
Marshall
Concord
W. Va
Denison
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
Ohio State
Michigan
Northwestern
Iowa
Minnesota
Drake
Creighton
Bradley
Iowa State
Capital
Kenyon
New York
Anderson
Youngstown
Toledo
Detroit
Philadelphia
Toronto
Providence
Cleveland
Oshkoshi
Rochester
Sheboygan
Tri-Cities
Indianapolis
Ballplayer Balser killed on railroad tracks near Cleveland
Police said 28-year-old former Sally League pitcher Leon J Balser was found on Nickel Plate railroad tracks and apparently struck by a train or crushed between freight cars. An Army veteran, Balser pitched last season for Greenville and had played for the Milwaukee Brewers before the war. He was employed as a railroad switchman when the accident happened.
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Cleveland
Leon J. Balser
Balser
Greenville
Milwaukee Brewers
Dorazio Sentenced to a Year in Federal Prison
Gus Dorazio a former top heavyweight contender and 1941 Louis victim was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison for falsely claiming to be a war worker to avoid induction. Dorazio 29 and father of two faced charges of draft evasion.
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Philadelphia
Gus Dorazio
Joe Louis
Dorazio
Armed Services
Nelsonville Health District Union to Take Effect Wednesday
The Nelsonville city health district will unite with Athens County Health District and become a single public health district. Mayor Oral Daugherty announced the two year contract at 3000 dollars per year with state approval sought for the plan.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville City
Athens City-County
Oral Daugherty
H. T. Phillips
State Department of Health
Columbus
O.K
Deepartment
Daugherty
Registrar of Vital Statistics
W. H. Hyde
City Board of Health
Athens County
Athens
Athens City
Nelsonville Boys Suffer Wounding After Dynamite Cap Blast
Police investigate three Nelsonville boys aged nine and seven hit by debris from blasting caps after a bonfire on Pleasantview Ave. A dynamite cap explosion is suspected as no bullets were found and fluoroscope showed no lead. Neighbors reported a bonfire while officers recovered blasting caps and a storage cache.
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Nelsonville
Pleasantview Ave
Oral Daugherty
City Hall
Gheen
Sheets
Congregation To Meet At Christian Church Nelsonville
The annual congregational meeting of the Christian Church will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. Reports from church officers and departments will be presented and officers will be elected.
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Christian Church
Nelsonville
The
Richard Tittle Rites Will Be Wednesday
Funeral services for Richard Tittle will be held at his home 506 Jackson Street on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The Rev. W M George will conduct the service and burial will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Richard Tittle
Jackson St
W. M. George
Greenlawn
WSCS to Convene Nelsonville Circle 1 Meeting
The WSCS of the Methodist Church led by Mrs. Wesley Hawk will meet Thursday January 16 at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Mc Kee located at 677 Walnut Street.
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Nelsonville
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Hawk
Charles McKee
Walnut St
Emblem Club Social Session Set in Nelsonville
Members of the Emblem Club meet for a social at 8 p.m. tonight at the Elks Hall in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Veeck Seeks New Leg Soon For Browns Manager
Cleveland Indians president Bill Veeck announced he expects a new artificial leg within two weeks after his right leg was amputated seven inches below the knee last November. The former Marine said he plans a celebration when he can discard crutches after more than a year. The limb was lost when his leg was crushed by the recoil of an anti aircraft gun on Bougainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Veeck
Bougainville
Cheeseman v Cheeseman Divorce Petition Filed in Athens Co
Frank F E Cheeseman files for divorce from Marie Cheeseman in Athens County Common Pleas Court case number 18900. Petition cites gross neglect of duty. hearing scheduled on or after March 1. Attorney Harold J Rose signs the notice dated January 14, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Frank R. Cheeseman
Marie Cheeseman
Frank FE. Cheeseman
Common Pleas Court of
Nelsonville Personal News From Ohio Hospitals
Mrs Charles Deer of Carbon Hill Road is in White Cross Hospital Columbus for treatment in room 235. Mrs C W Brush of Elizabeth Street is at Mercy Hospital Columbus for observation and surgery. Fred Foss is in Room 5 at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus for treatment. His daughter Erma Connor and her husband C C Fuller and William Evans entertained weekend visitors Ellis Syx Akron marking his three and a half year Navy South Pacific service return. Additional Sunday guests included Ed Evans of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deer
Carbon Hill Road
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
C. W. Brush
Elizabeth St
Mercy Hospital
Fred Foss
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Erma Connor
Cc. C. Fuller
William Evans
Shepard Sr
Ellis Syx
Akron
Navy
South Pacific
Evans
Ed Evans
City
Columbus Man Fined Fifteen Dollars for Speeding
Nathan W. Brewer of Columbus pleaded guilty in Mayor Oral Daugherty’s court to speeding 66 mph in a 50 mph zone. The affidavit by the State Highway Patrol alleged the violation and Brewer was fined 15 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Nathan W. Brewer
Columbus
Oral Daugherty
Brewer
Business Girls Class Meeting at Frances Bennett Home
The Christian Church group for girls will gather at 216 Fort St. at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. A potluck lunch will be served.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Frances Bennett
Fort St
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