Bobcats top Morris Harvey 57 46 for third straight win
Ohio University leaned on a 45 point trio and built a 57 46 victory at Portsmouth to extend its series lead. Kenny Walters, Bob Dickey and Dick Shrider fueled the attack as Morris Harvey made a late push, but the Bobcats held on for the win.
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Portsmouth
Ohio University
Morris Harvey
Ohio
Bob Johnson
Golden Eagles
Walters Dickey
Shrider
Bobcats
Walters
Bobcats Hold Off Morris Harvey In Slim Branch School Win
The Bobcats edged Morris Harvey by a small margin at Portsmouth led by Kenny Walters and Bob Dickey with Dick Shrider contributing 11 points and Bob Johnson solid on defense Harry Gordon fouled out after 24 minutes as Charleston eyes weekend games vs Cincinnati and Miami.
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Bobcats
Morris Harvey
Portsmouth
Charleston Club
Eagles
Kenny Walters
Bob Dickey
Dick Shrider
Bob Johnson
Walters
Johnson
Harry Gordon
Cincinnati
Miami
Dutch Trautwein
Eddie
Generals Edge Wellston In Narrow High School Clash
McArthur High Generals rallied from a three point half to beat Wellston High 40 to 38 in a tight Southeastern Ohio Conference game. Jack Thompson scored 14 and Bob Hutchinson added 10 as Wellston battled to the end, with Thompson delivering the deciding bucket and Wellston missing a late free throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
McArthur High
Wellston High
Generals
Jack Thompson
Bob Will
Wellston
Rockets
Thompson
Bill Hutchinson
Allensville High
Imcarthur G. F
LEON
Iain Sosiensi
Can Ccsoune
iGraves
W.j
Bekcken Dae
PVN Lie Ss
Dealaeichenes
TER Pied
McManus
Pyke
Hutchinson
C Wi
Rongs
Ssnnsseneen
Sprinkles
Sista Ae
Romaa Ls
Topline
Neta
Acces
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Various Matchups
The roundup lists numerous results with teams such as North Carolina over New York University 50 to 48, Long Island 46 over St Louis 44, Holy Cross 76 over Valparaiso 49, Princeton 45 over Harvard 35, and Notre Dame 74 over Michigan State 56. Other results include William Mary 68 over Roanoke 32, Virginia Tech 53 over VMI 52, Davidson 78 over Guilford 37, Arkansas 54 over Texas Christian 39, and Texas Mines 54 over New Mexico A g g i e s 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Carolina
New York
Long Island
St. Louis
Holy Cross
Valparaiso
Princeton
Harvard
Salem
Glenville
Notre Dame
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Ashland
Marietta
Western Kent
Evansville
Defiance
Wilberforce
Findlay
Ohio Northern
DePauw
Wabash
Toledo
Dayton
Otterbein
Heidelberg
William Mary
Roanoke
Virginia Tech
VMI
Davidson
Guilford
Florida
Stetson
Richmond
Hamp.Syd
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Oklahoma City
Hardin
West Texas
Hardin-Simmons
Cage Games and Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
A list of college boxing and football style matchups is provided with venues and participants from Akron to Columbus and beyond. Notable bouts include Billy Smith versus Bobby Zander in Los Angeles and Phil Muscato against Lee Oma in Buffalo with decision outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Billy Smith
Oakland
Calif
Bobby Zander
Detroit
Bobby McQuillar
Port Huron
Mich
Ace Miller
Toledo
Buffalo
N. Y
Phil Muscato
Lee Oma
Columbus
Harry Hart
Delaware
Talmadge Buzzy
Former OU Star Appointed Coach at Wyoming High
Cincinnati report: Bill Jurković, once an Ohio University athletic standout, named head football and baseball coach at Wyoming High School. Board of education announced the appointment yesterday. Howard Grimes, previously coaching all sports, remains head basketball coach.
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Cincinnati
Bill Jurkovic
Ohio University
Wyoming High School
Board of Education
Howard Grimes
Portland Downs Letart 49 27 in Racine game
The Portland Independent basketball team defeated Letart 49 to 27 in Racine to avenge a prior loss. Neigler brothers led Portland with 14 points each while Carpenter topped Letart with eight points. Independent teams seeking games should contact Hubert Price in Portland, O.
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Portland
Letart
Racine
Neigler Brothers
Carpenter
Hubert Price
Eagles Hold Off Bobcats Behind Nine Point Surge
Eagles win by nine as they close the game with a late bucket. They hit 11 of 16 free throws while Morris Harvey poured in 14 of 22. Ohio’s Harry Gordon fouls out four minutes into the second half. Nine Eagles players scored, Beverly leading with 10 and George King adding nine.
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Cision
West Virginians
George King
Bob Dickey
Ohio
Kenny Walters
Bobcats
Dickey
Dick Shrider
Green
Eagles
Morris Harvey
Harry Gordon
Beverly
G. F
Walters
Fee
Johnson
Ewe
Gordon
Brandle
Gisanennaain
Shrider
F. Si Dais
Sreetaneee
Gregg
Sayre Lam Gyurko
Morris-Harvey F
King
Moran
Kebenwesae
Ce Anacidaion S
Giannakis
Boucher
Whaley
Jarrett
Eenne
McIntyre
Bordas
Ae Ee
Moeller and
Long Ee
Bobkittens Triumph Over Portsmouth Branch Cage Team
Ohio U Portsmouth Branch faced a 42 to 18 defeat as the Bobkittens surged in the final period. Gene Kinsley led with four goals and three fouls while nine of ten Bobkittens scored. Evans led Portsmouth with seven points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ohio
Bobkittens
Ohio U. Portsmouth
Morris Harvey
Gene Kinsley
Evans
Indians Sign Milan Kubene and Reactivate Joe Gordon
Cleveland Indians president Bill Veeck announced the signing of Milan Kubene 18 formerly of Cleveland Lincoln High School and his assignment to a Tribe farm club. The team also secured Joe Gordon’s 1947 contract from the Yankees for 20 000 with a potential attendance bonus, said to be at Eugene Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Milan Kubene
Cleveland Lincoln
Kubene
Tribe
Indians
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Eugene, Ore
Gordon
Buckeye Patrol Girls Prepare Scrapbooks for Hospitals
GLOUSTER The Buckeye Patrol of the Senior Girl Scouts met with troop leader Mrs. Laura Hartman at American Legion Hall on Monday evening. They spent the evening making scrapbooks to be sent to various Ohio hospitals. The next patrol meeting will be at Betty Lou Robinsons home. each girl should bring her scrapbook to continue the project.
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Buckeye Patrol
Ohio
Glouster
Laura Hartman
American Legion Hall
Betty Lou Robinson
Out-of-Town Guests Attend Zimmer Funeral Rites
Residents traveled from Hartford Conn Elyria Columbus Detroit Athens The Plains Corning Logan and West Virginia to attend funeral services Sunday for Charles Zimmer in Glouster. Included were Mrs Elizabeth Gray Mr and Mrs Arthur Wolf Mr and Mrs Frank L Cox Mrs Arthur Sprague Mr and Mrs George Zimmer Fred Zimmer and sons Melvin and Ernest Mrs Clara Andrews and son Vern Mr and Mrs Harold Winefrdner Mr and Mrs William Boswell Mrs Mabel Beddow Mrs Rex Keller Mrs George McGarvey and Mrs Mildred Gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Zimmer
Elizabeth Gray
Hartford
Conn
Arthur Wolf
Elyria
Frank L. Cox
Arthur Sprague
Columbus
George Zimmer
Dayton
Fred Zimmer
Melvin
Ernest
Detroit
Clara Andrews
Vern
Athens
Harold Winefordner
the Plains
William Boswell
Corning
Mabel Beddow
Lancaster
Rex Keller
Logan
George McGarvey
Mildred Gift
Charles Trace
West Virginia
Glouster Rothwell Club Meets at Rockhold Home
The Glouster Rothwell Club will gather at the home of Mrs. C. K. Rockhold on Thursday at 2 p.m. for their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rothwell Club
C. K. Rockhold
Pro Progressive Study Club Meets at Mrs Brown’s Home
The Junior Progressive Study Club gathers at Mrs. Eugene Brown’s residence on Main Street Monday at 7:30 p.m. Members are invited to attend and participate in the discussion.
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Glouster
Junior Progressive Study Club
Eugene Brown
Main St
Gallia gym scene features varied basketball practice
Gallia Academy High School hosts multiple teams this winter. Varsity under Mills H. Smiley and reserves coached by James Halderman prepare for upcoming games with Wellston and Pomeroy. Freshmen, coached by Maurice Fowler, play Wellston and Pomeroy in January and February as preliminaries to varsity action.
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Gallipolis
Mills H. Smiley
James Halderman
Gallia Academy High School
Maurice Fowler
Wellston
Pomeroy
Ruth Gillingham
Logan
John Halliday
Marshall Boggs
Corriden Named Coach for Yankees This Season
New York Yankees president Larry MacPhail announced Johnny Red Corriden will serve as coach this season. Corriden previously coached the Chicago Cubs and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Larry MacPhail
New York Yankees
Johnny
Red) Corriden
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bronx Bombers
Funeral Rites Held For J. W. Palmer
Funeral services for J. W. Palmer were held at the Bishopville Church in Glouster. Attending were S. A. Cunningham of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Neutzling of Athens with their son, Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Enlow and family of Chillicothe, who were guests of C. E. Palmer and Esta Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
S. A. Cunningham
Columbus
Scott Neutzling
Athens
Richard Enlow
Bill
Chillicothe
J. W. Palmer
Bishopville Church
Mr. Cunningham
Esta Cunningham
Neutzlings and Enlows
C. E. Palmer
Glouster Personalities Return After Visits
Glouster Mrs Alphonso Peck Jennings returns to Columbus on Tuesday after a three day visit with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Seiler on Spring Street. OSU student Robert Wilson spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Carl Wilson in Glouster.
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Glouster
Alphonso (Peck) Jennings
Columbus
Frank Seiler
Spring St
Robert Wilson
Ohio State University
Carl Wilson
Nott Announces Birth of Daughter Twila Rose
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Nott announce the birth of a daughter Twila Rose at home weighing eight pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Searles and the great grandmother is Mrs. Margaret Morgan.
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Glouster
John H. Nott
Betty Searles
Twila Rose
Edward Searles
Margaret Morgan
Willing Workers Class Meet Friday at Glouster Methodist
The Willing Workers Class Circle No 1 of Glouster Methodist Church will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms with Mrs Isabel Bulloch leading the committee in charge of the meeting
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Glouster
Methodist Church
Isabel Bulloch
Pensioners to Convene in Glouster Saturday Meeting
The Pension for the Aged Association will hold a meeting this Saturday at 2 p.m. in the mayor's office in Glouster. The gathering aims to discuss welfare topics and member needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pension For the Aged Association
Mrs Blower Visits Brother in Akron
Mrs John S Blower traveled to Akron Monday to see her brother Harve Luther who is reported seriously ill at City Hospital in Akron The family reported not yet having operated on him as of Tuesday after she phoned her husband.
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Glouster
John S. Blowser
Akron
Harve Luther
City Hospital
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at American Legion Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the American Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Visit to Wilmette Couple in Mrs Gordon’s Home
Mrs. Frank Pavey of Wilmette Illinois arrived today to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Koch. The Kochs reside at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Gordon on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pavey
Wilmette
Ill
William Koch
Gold Richer Than Silver In Sea Water By Fivefold
Historical note states gold is five times as plentiful as silver in sea water, indicating relative abundances and potential extraction discussions among ancient mariners and scientists.
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Portland Downs
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Snyder
G Oneenews
Conley
Gee
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Glasgow
Aeenene
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Legion Hall
Mrs. Rockhold
Gallia
Corriden
John S. Blower
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Call Nye Chevrolet
NYE Chevrolet CO
North Court St
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Glouster, Ohio
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