Miami Team Opposes Ohio Saturday In Redskin Lineup
A veteran Miami Redskin five, entirely composed of lettermen, will face the Ohio Bobcats in Athens Saturday. Star scorer Bob McDade leads Miami with 71 points in seven games, while Ralph Palaia and Wayne Clapp also pace the attack. The Redskin record stands at two wins in seven games against a schedule including Kentucky, Worcester, Cincinnati, and Ohio Wesleyan.
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Miami
Ohio
Redskins
Bobcats
Walt van Winkle
van Winkle
Bob McDade
Andy Vanovich
Jim Uram
Palaia
Aram
McDade
Young
Bishops
Clapp
Kentucky
Wooster
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Hanover
Ind
Transylvania
Hanover Quint
Hoosiers
Rice to Run Meet Saturday at Glouster
The Past Noble Grands of the Ninevah Rebekah lodge will meet Saturday at 7 p.m. at the home of Alice Phillips in Glouster.
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Glouster
Ninevah Rebekah Lodge
Alice Phillips
Three Dayton Players Dismissed By Flyer Cage Coach
University of Dayton basketball coach Jim Carter dismissed three players for lackadaisical attitude in practice and games. The trio consisted of Bill Kinsley from Xenia a star junior, Jack Castignola from New Philadelphia, and Lou Priske from Dayton, all sophomores or upperclassmen.
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Dayton
University of Dayton
Jim Carter
Bill Kinsley
Xenia
Jack Castignola
New Philadelphia
Lou Priske
Fullerton's Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A collage of 1942 sports notes from tennis war plans to boxing scarcity in Virginia and Sacramento baseball losses. Mentions Wayne Sabin Gardnar Mulloy potential pro turns and army drafts affecting players. Also references Joe Louis Ray Arcel and a Banjo Smith guest stanza.
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New York
The
Tennis Association
Forest Hills
Wayne Sabin
Gardnar Mulloy
Army
Virginia
A.A.U
Walnut Hall Farm
Kentucky Horse Nursery
Bluegrass
Joe Louis
Ray Arcel
Joe
Mickey McConnell
Dodgers
Scores in multiple basketball games listed from various colleges
A roundup of scores shows Capital 73 Otterbein 47 Denison 68 Oberlin 40 Baldwin Wallace 50 John Carroll 29 Muskingum 31 W J 30 West Virginia State 48 Rio Grande 44 Ohio Wesleyan 46 Miami 42 Hiram 39 Heidelberg 38 Kenyon 47 Bluffton 31 De Sales 47 Camp Custer 43 EAST Army 47 Lafayette 42 Navy 51 Delaware 20 New York U 43 Colgate 24 Pittsburgh 51 Geneva 38 Holy Cross 55 Clark 39 Yale 40 Columbia 23 Syracuse 41 Marquette 29 Harvey 54 West Liberty Alabama 49 Mississippi 20 Louisville 46 Kentucky Wesley 141 Great Lakes Naval Station 47 Northwestern 38 Detroit Tech 44 Cleary 14 High school Plain City 41 Marysville 35 Bellevue 37 Oberlin 21 Mount Healthy 43 Colerain 25 Peebles 45 Sinking Spring 28 South Webster 47 Green Township 89 Washington Township 50 Mc Dermott 25 Georgetown 27 Aberdeen 15 Guilford Ind 51 Harrison O 14 Mason 21 Sharonville 19 Moe Berg quits Boston AP Moe Berg the linguist among Boston Red Sox since 1935 gains unconditional release to tour Central and South America.
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Capital
Otterbein
Denison
Oberlin
Baldwin Wallace
John Carroll
Muskingum
West Virginia State
Rio Grande
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Hiram
Heidelberg
Kenyon
Bluffton
de Sales
Camp Custer
East Army
Lafayette
Navy
Delaware
New York U
Colgate
Pittsburgh
Geneva
Holy Cross
Clark
Yale
Columbia
Syracuse
Marquette
So Harvey
West Liberty
Plain City
Marysville
Bellevue
Mount Healthy
Colerain
Peebles
Sinking Spring
South Webster
Green Township
Washington Township
McDermott
Georgetown
Aberdeen
Guilford
Ind
Harrison
Mason
Sharonville
Glouster Beshara's Confectionery Wins Third Straight
In the City League on Wednesday evening Glouster Beshara's Confectionery defeated Corning to extend the streak to three. Morris scored 572 for high triple score while Mc Creanor's 202 led as best single effort.
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Glouster
Beshara
Corning
Morris
McCreanor
Cordray Named New Meat Dept Manager at Kroger City Store
GLOUSTER Harlan Cordray of McConnelsville succeeds Maurice Currens of Athens as meat department manager at Kroger in this city. Currens resigned effective Saturday and returned to Athens. Cordrays have furnished rooms at the J H Henshaw residence on Cross Street.
Peaceful Border Standoff Marks Long Unfortified Border
The 3000 mile United States Canadian border remains the world's longest unfortified international boundary with no active military fortifications along its length, reflecting a history of nonbelligerence and peaceful relations between the neighboring nations.
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United States- Canadian
Capital Quint Averaging 71 Points to Date
Capital University basketball has averaged 71 points through four games this season, opening with a 73 to 47 win over Otterbein in an Ohio Conference clash. Other results include Muskingum edging Washington & Jefferson 31-30 on two late free throws, Denison beating Oberlin 68-40, Baldwin Wallace toppling John Carroll 50-29, and Ohio Wesleyan defeating Miami 46-42 amid 42 fouls. Tonight Wooster visits Kent State and Wilmington plays Wilberforce.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Capital University
Capital City
Otterbein
Capital
Bethany
Ashland
Muskingum
Washington & Jefferson
New Concord
Robert Holtsclaw
Denison
Oberlin
Baldwin Wallace
John Carroll
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami University
Don Fitz
Wesleyan
Hiram
Heidelberg
de Sales
Fort Custer
Bluffton
Kenyon
West
Trimble Township Men To Register in Glouster
Athens County draft officials announce a Feb 16 registration date for men ages 20 to 44 in Trimble Township at the Glouster American Legion hall. Later, 18 to 21 year olds and men 45 to 65 will register for defense work, with flexible draft board locations and volunteer management to ease the process.
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Glouster
Athens County
J-T Hosts Chauncey Dover In Friday Basketball Doubleheader
The J-T Cardinals entertain the Chauncey Dover Blue Devils in a varsity and reserve doubleheader at the J-T Gym starting at 7 30. Glouster Tom Cats travel to New Lexington to face the Panthers in a Muskingum Valley contest.
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Glouster
J-T Cardinals
Chauncey- Dover Blue Devils
J-T
Glouster Social Notes Brightens Local Club Evening
Mrs. F Clark Taylor hosted the Wednesday Contract Club on Broad St with three tables. High score went to Mrs. B R Angle, second to Mrs. L K Heiskell, consolation to Mrs. Leo White. Dessert followed for listed guests. Also notes on Methodist Church class meetings and a funeral visit by locals.
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The
Methodist Church
W. D. Witham
South High St
Word From Sea at Pearl Harbor Reaches Clayberger Family
A second message from Charles Sherman Clayberger, stationed with the U S Navy at Pearl Harbor, reports he has come through hostilities uninjured though very busy and no additional information was available.
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Glouster
Charlies Clayberger
Charles Sherman Clayberger
U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
Athens and Nelsonville meet in pivotal Friday basketball clash
The Nelsonville Greyhounds bring a six game win streak to Athens as the Bulldogs search for a perfect season opening. Both teams sit at three S E league wins as the contest marks Nelsonville’s return to home court and Athens’s big crowd homecoming at the AHL gym with a likely large turnout.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
Athens Bulldogs
AHL
Invaders
Athens
Nelsonville
Bulldogs
S. E
Pomeroy
AHS
SRO
Bulldogs and Hounds clash as unbeaten teams meet
The Business-Professional Women's Duckpin League preview highlights a capacity crowd forecast for Athens as the Bulldogs and Hounds, both riding long winning streaks, prepare for the night. Harry Lackey works on new offense while Westfall leads the Hounds with 17 points in Tuesday's 39 28 win over Middleport.
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Athens
Bulldogs
Harry Lackey
Harry Westfall
Westfall
Middleport
Hounds
Knight
Rosser
Johnson
Bruce
Lackey
Jack Tripp
Bil Sprague
John Finsterwald
Bob Mills
Howie Bobo
Jackson
Tritpo
Bobo
Iron-Men
Tritipo
Hutchison
Mills
Maynard
Finsterwald
Sprague
Evangelist Violet Heefner Promises Bible Prophecy
In Jacksonville at United Brethren Church Rev Violet Heefner of Des Moines Iowa will speak Friday night at 7 on how Bible prophecies foretell Germanys defeat in the last days Miss Sellner will perform a vibraphone solo The eight day campaign ends next Sunday night Rev H O Davis pastors the church.
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Jacksonville
iIn
United Brethren Church
Violet Heefner
Des Moines
Iowa
Germany
Miss Sellner
H. O. Davis
Mixed Dance for Eagles at Mohawk Aerie
Jacksonville hosts a mixed dance Saturday at Mohawk Aerie No 1034 F O E with Cline's Collegians from Athens providing music. Admission is a paid up duet receipt. Fred Jansen chairs the dance committee inviting Eagles and their families from out of town.
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Jacksonville
Mohawk Aerue
F.O.E
Cline
Collegians
Athens
Fred Jansen
Mrs. H. F. Kittle Returns Home After Pneumonia Treatment
Mrs. H. F. Kittle was brought back to her home Saturday from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens where she had been since December 14 for pneumonia. Her condition is reported as satisfactory.
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Glouster
H. F. Kittle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Funeral attendees from distance for Sol Henry service
Those from a distance who attended Sol Henry funeral Tuesday included Maurice Henry and his son Bill, along with Claude Courtwright of Edmore Michigan, and Ralph Ewart and Bob Henry of Detroit.
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Glouster
Sol Henry
Maurice Henry
Bill
Claude Courtwright
Edmore
Mich
Ralph, Ewart
Bob Henry
Detroit
Sudden Death of Dr. Don Sayre Noted in Letart Falls
Word arrives of the sudden death of Dr. Don Sayre of Charleston West Virginia the Kanawha County coroner and husband of Charlotte Burnell of Syracuse. Mrs Lily Wagner plans to attend the funeral and Dr Sayre's sister in law Ernestine Burnell is married into the Burnell family. Nearby residents James Hunt Ernest Allen Orion Roush and families travel between Letart Falls and their homes while Rev W F Wilson of Corning is reported seriously ill in White Hospital Columbus.
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Letart Falls
Don Sayre
Charleston
W. Va
Sayre
Charlotte Burnell
Syracuse
Troy
James Hunt
Ernest Allen
J. D. Ayres
Orion Roush
Nevilles
William Wilson
W. F. Wilson
Corning
White Hospital
Columbus
Richard Coe
Rochester
Bert Grimm
Louis Roush
Kitanning
Roderick Grimm
van Port
Delbert Grimm
Chillicothe
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Athens Messenger
Sia
Ipralle Diatie Aitia Dae Caer Annae Eteran
RICE
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
New York A. C
Flyer Cage
Ford
Bolind
Brooks
Hall Eee
Thomas
Compressor
Ridenour
Fisher
Blind
Ope Smith
Beshara's
Horn Meeewene
Morris Eee
Athens Automotive
Conkey
Hd Manning
Skinner
Cokonougher
Parker
McBride
Wilson
Roy's
Mitchell
Lashmett
Betts
Kriss Wee Ee
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Chicago
Draft Board No. 84
Louis
Banjo Smith
S. C
Max
Buddy Baer
Albany Rally
Chester
Albany
B. Russell
Wolfe
T Wolfe
Sorden
Humphrey
Eiselstein
Will
X Elliott
Knowlton
Pincelli
R. Russell
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisville
Wesley
Great Lakes Naval Station
Northwestern
Detroit Tech
Cleary
Moe Berg
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Central
South America
Capital Quint
Trimble Township
Chauncey-Dover
R. B. Smith
Lottie Logue
Thomas Gamwell
Margaret Gamwell
E. K. Bryson
John Bulloch
Robert Bulloch
William Gamwell
James McCartney
Karen
Lorain
A. A. Baldw
By Ritter Collett
Business-Professional Women’s Duckpin League
Minister
Nacce
Sutton -O-Eee
Hull --Eneeee
Eene
Davis - Semen
Nee
Baker O
Ceweee
O'Coats
Price
Kuppenheimer
Longworth
Embassy Row
Rock & Rye
Duquesne Bottle Beer
Santa Rosa
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