Newark Keeps Class B Title Bid Alive in Regional Play
Newark leads Licking County rivals by Max Douglas as they chase a Class B title in the Ohio state tournament. Yorkville and other top teams face setbacks while Forts and St Henry push undefeated runs. Ston Lehman top scorers pace the field with high averages as teams clash in the early rounds.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Newark
Licking County
Max Douglas
Yorkville
United Reign
Tins Ferry
Big Groza
Alex
Ia Central
Canton Mcey
Ark and Martins Ferry
McKinley
Usu
X Point
New Knoxville
Fort Gs
St. Henry
Woe
Middle Point
Enonk
Anderson Township
Jon Timken
Canton St
Fredericktown
Finch
Tallmadge
Bellevue
Steuville
Martins Ferry
Bluffton
Cincinnati St. R
Toledo
Kothe
Ason
Lima St. Gerard
Dan- Lehman
Lodi
Norton
War
Springfield
Northridge
Massillon
Hartville
Ak- East
East Liverpool
Eld
Twinsburg
Ash- Kent Roosevelt
Akron North
Akron
Paul
Fort Johnny
Freda
Army
Akroweld
Panthers Freeze Ball as Carlson Protests Zone
In a narrow 15-12 Pittsburgh win over Penn State at Pitt Pavilion, Carlson denounces zone defense while Penn State leads 3-2 after 10 minutes and 11-7 by 30 minutes. The piece notes smaller players making impact despite a trend toward taller teams, highlighting several 5'8" to 5'8" stars like Al Ingerman and Hy Gotkin who upstage giants with speed and accuracy.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Sports Essitor
New York
Harold Clifford Carlson
Penn State
Pitt Pavilion
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Carlson
John Lawther
Nittany Lions
Dr. Carlson
Winters
Doc Carlson
Coach Carlson
Red Carlyon
al Ingerman
Josh Cody
Temple Owls
Oklahoma Aggies
Western Kentucky
Havana
Muhlenberg
St. John's
Brooklyn
Little Hy Gotkin
St. John’s
Maryland
Gene O'Connor
Baltimore Loyola
Herbert R. O'Conor
M bee Ten Pin Bowling Scores
A fragmented OCR item lists M bee ten pin bowling scores with unclear surrounding details and references to a large count of wills from peanuts, offering little readable context or specific results.
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M’bee
Byron Nelson Triumphs at San Francisco Victory Open
Byron Nelson won the 72-hole San Francisco Victory Open at Harding Park with a 13 under par 275 finishing six strokes ahead of Harold McSpaden. Sam Byrd and Lloyd Mangrum tied for third at 283, earning $1,062.50 each. Nelson took $2,400 in War Bonds.
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San Francisco
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Professional Golfers’ Association
Harding Park
Harold “Jug McSpaden
Philadelphia
McSpaden
Sam Byrd
New York Yankee
Lloyd Mangrum
Monterey Park
Calif
Esketbal Results Across Colleges Reports Mixed Scores
Scattered basketball style results show Virginia Tech 55 over Kentucky 77, Iowa State 45 over Omaha 28, Nebraska 35 over Navy 23, with several lines incomplete for Oklahoma and Maryland. The tally includes multiple campuses and teams in a preliminary round display.
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Yyirginia Tech
Rio
Iowa State
Diamond Tooth Lil Donates Tooth to Idaho Children’s Home
Diamond Tooth Lil formerly of San Francisco’s Barbary Coast says she willed the gem in her tooth to the Idaho Children’s Home. She plans to auction the tooth after death to raise funds for orphans, stating she was born Eve lyn Fialla near Vienna Austria and is 57.
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Boise
Idaho
San Francisco
Evelyn Fialla
Vienna
Austria
Funeral Rites Held For Martin Noland
Martin Noland of Blue Rock Morgan County died after a long illness including asthma. Funeral services were held at Blue Rock church and burial took place in a Zanesville cemetery. Survived by son Gilbert in the service daughter seven grandchildren and sister Mrs Charles Moody of Glouster. Rio Grande basketball lost to Morehead State Teachers College 26 to 0 as the Keturians trailed 33 to 7 at halftime.
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Glouster
Martin Noland
Blue Rock
Morgan County
Zanesville
Gilbert
Charles Moody
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Morehead
State Teachers College
Kertuetians
Swimmer John Sigmund Flies 292 Miles on Mississippi
John Sigmund completed a nonstop St Louis to Caruthersville swim covering 292 miles in 89 hours and 48 minutes, finishing on July 29, 11940, setting a remarkable endurance mark for the record.
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John Sigmund
Mississippi
St Louis
Caruthersville
Fullerton's Round-Up Navy Golf Center Tour
Navy Lieut. Roland F. Logan reports completing a nine hole course at a fleet recreation center in the South Pacific. The complex, likely the largest outside the U.S., includes nine softball diamonds, two hardball fields, two football fields, four basketball courts and facilities for tennis volleyball soccer boxing handball and swimming. The item also notes Prof. Badger's fondness for baseball and mentions Union College basketball standout George Haas Jr. and several sports anecdotes from Syracuse Post Standard and Marine Correspondent Charles McKenna about rodeos and a PT boat incident.
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New York
Navy
Roland F. Logan
West Point
Fleet Recreation Center
South Pacific
Logan
United States
Philip O. Badger
National Collegiate
A. A
George Haas, Jr
Mule Haas
Union College
N. Y
Glouster Bond Workers Organize for Fourth War Loan
Glouster volunteers gathered in the mayor's office Monday to organize the Fourth War Loan drive. Clyde Gibson spoke on bond types and procedures as precincts mapped canvassing areas. Hollister workers Miss Treva Black Miss Letha Rowland and Mrs Leta Westfall begin Wednesday, collecting orders scrap paper fats and tins.
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Glouster
Clyde Gibson
Hollister
Treva Black
Letha Rowland
Leta Westfal
Band Boosters Meet In Glouster Tuesday Evening
Glouster social column reports a Band Boosters Club meeting set for Tuesday at 7 30 pm with officers urging full attendance. It also notes residents C E Haskins Trimble attended a florists show in Columbus and other locals visiting relatives in Athens and Columbus. Norris Russell returns to his Illinois camp after a furlough visiting relatives in Trimble.
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Glouster
Band Boosters’ Club
C. E. Haskins
Trimble
Columbus
Professor Lowry
Ohio State University
Margaret Gamwell
Sharon Gamwell
Gamwell
C. B. Dillon
Athens
Ruth Watkins
Ernest Roberts
Blanche LeFever
University Hospital
Roberts
Russell, Norris
Charles Losey
Illinois
Losey
Mrs James Williams Hostess to Mothers
The Jacksonville Mothers Club met at Mrs. James Williams home with Mrs. James Kearns assisting. Members answered roll call on how to celebrate family birthdays and discussed Treasure Days with papers on June Has a Party Making Anniversaries Meaningful and a group discussion led by Mrs. Shirkey.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Captain Roberts
E., C. Shirkey
A A Gessell Ill at Home After Influenza Complications
Mr A A Gessell of Glouster on Fairlawn Ave is seriously ill at home after an influenza attack. He recently turned 85 and has lived at his Main and High Sts corner business for over fifty years, now confined to bed due to complications.
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Glouster
A. A. Gessell
Fairlawn Ave
Mr. Gessell
Main and
High Sts
Legion Auxiliary January meeting focuses on legislation
GLOUSTER The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a January meeting at 7 30 pm in the American Legion Hall. A special program on legislation in the Ohio General Assembly and U S Congress will be presented by Dr E LeFever and M M Bryson followed by refreshments. The group seeks canes crutches and wheelchairs for Fletcher Hospital Cambridge.
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Fletcher Hospital
Cambridge
American Legion Hall
Come From Columbus To Care for Relative
Mrs. Donald Stemm and sons Larry and Gilbert from Columbus came to Glouster on Wednesday to aid Mrs. James Stemm who is ill with influenza and an infected thumb from a splinter. Mr. Stemm visited Saturday and returned Monday with Larry.
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Glouster
Donald Stemm
Larry
Gilbert
Columbus
James Stemm
Stemm
Soup Sale Sponsored by Jacksonville Methodist Church
The W.S.C of the Jacksonville Methodist Church will sponsor a soup sale in the church social rooms on Wednesday. Soup and sandwiches will be served starting at 11 oclock, with takeout options available for those who wish to purchase for home.
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Glouster
W.5.c S
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Marshall and Bolden Clash in Cleveland 10-Round Light Heavyweight
Lloyd Marshall returns to the Cleveland arena to defend his number one rating in a 10 round bout against Nate Bolden of Chicago. Marshall leads Ring magazine's 175 pound listings and is a 2 to 1 favorite. Bolden has fought mostly in Chicago, and both have faced Anton Christoforidis. Christoforidis beat Bolden while Marshall defeated Christoforidis. Bolden has looked sharper in camp, and Marshall eyes a possible bout with Jake LaMotta, whose managers have agreed to a March date.
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Cleveland
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland Arena
Nate Bolden
Chicago
Ring Magazine
Bolden
Anton Christoforidis
Christo
Wahama Edges Gilmore 42 20 to Stay Unbeaten
Wahama high school varsity and reserves defeated Gilmore and Harrisonville 42 to 20, extending an undefeated season. Dyer and Yeager each scored 12 as Ralph Sayre added scoring waves, while H Gilkey led Harrisonville. The Falcons led 13 0 early and 10 at halftime, then closed strong in the fourth quarter. Wahama next hosts Pomeroy on Tuesday January 18 with junior game at 8 pm and varsity at 9 pm Eastern.
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Chemical League
Fross
Wamsley
Service
Bigatt
Ceenne
Harden Ween
TNT Ee Ee
Marietta
Charles
Morrison
Harper Office
Hudson
Jordan
Clayton
Ghormly
Lewis Owe Ewe
Petersen Ae
Gasken
Vinson
Hyatt
Stanson
Arndt
Paquette
Yard— 'Childers
Manning
Martin See
Eaton
Wooton
Merchant
Dunlavy
Ed Central
Dailey Bingman
Fagan Hoyt Ee
Selby
Kardes Eee
Bardett
Hop
Eaeer Wiowetnanemawes Oat
Eee Wyckoff
Messler
Chase Eee
Women’s City League
Davis Eer Reer Ewe
LaHugh
Maintenance
Mills Ee
Chesserer
Wright
Anderson
E. Quillin
Omen
Romito Parfitt
Curry
TNT
Carmichel
Richland Victory
Ithalan
Romine
Richland
Halles
Martin
Kardes Wee
Harra Miller
Point Pleasant
Ve McArthur
Arthur
Wendt
Gallipolis
Conley
Wolfe
D'Dell
Ashworth
EVANS
Carrick Drug
Maxwell Sheets
Atin ‘Brown
Ccendel
Cornell
Edwar Coon
Henry
Brown
Burhans
Oseland
Blake
Falcons
Wahama
Gilmore
Falcon
Ralph Sayre
Turner
Critchfield
Sen Ge Canthceuse
Mammen
G Dimosche
Poe
Ahen Base
Ahen Nahin
Swackhammer
O. U
Dover War Bond Drive Opens in Chauncey Dover Township
The Fourth Victory Loan Drive starts in Chauncey and Dover Township with 25 to 30 solicitors aiming for a $50,000 quota. On Wednesday January 19 at 7 p.m. in the Chauncey High School auditorium Roger Conner presents "Victory On Parade" with music and talks. The program is free and no bands will be sold during the performance.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and
Dover
Dover Township
Entertain Sunday To Honor Soldier
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith Sr. entertained Sunday honoring Pvt. Robert Smith home on two weeks furlough from a North Carolina camp. He left for camp Sunday night. Guests included Pvt. Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Douglas and children Mark and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schoonover, Mrs. James Hooper, Jake Shields, Raymond Smith Jr., Kenneth Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith.
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Chauncey
Ray Smith Sr
Robert Smith
North Carolina
Smith
Pvt
Pearl Douglas
Mark
Linda
Lee Schoonover
James Hooper
Jake Shields
Raymond Smith Jr
Kenneth
Ray Smith
Elizabeth Fiske Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Chauncey
Chauncey resident Mrs. Elizabeth Fiske marked her 92nd birthday on Sunday January 16 1944. She is blind and deaf and has outlived her husband John Fiske. She lives with her son Charles Fiske after the death of her daughter Mrs. Wilford Henry last July. She stands as the oldest Church of Christ member in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Fiske
Fiske
John Fiske
Charles Fiske
Wilford Henry
Piske
Church of Christ At
Blue Devils to Play Nelsonville Tonight in Chauncey
Chauncey will host a basketball doubleheader as the Blue Devils face Nelsonville with a reserves game at 7 and the varsity at 8.
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Blue Devils
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Millfield Needle Club meets at Mrs Sisson home
Members of the Millfield Needle Club will be entertained Wednesday night by Mrs Mable Sisson at her Trimble home.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Needle Club
Mable Sisson
Trimble
Calves Reach Cattle Weight Threshold at 450 Pounds
Regardless of age, calves become cattle once they reach a weight of 450 pounds. The rule marks a standard for classifying livestock growth and management milestones.
UMW Auxiliary Hosts District Convention in Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No 9 of the United Mine Workers will host the district auxiliaries meeting Tuesday January 18 at 7 30 p m in the Chauncey R of P building. District comprises Chauncey Glasgow Jacksonville Buchtel Murray City Roseville The Plains Longstreth and Kimberly. Mrs Sylvia Wallace The Plains district president will lead the meeting and program. Social hour games prizes and refreshments follow. A large turnout is expected. Mrs Betty Pencellis president Chauncey Auxiliary.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers of America
Chauncey R. of P
Chauncey, Glouster
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Murray City
Roseville
the Plains
Longstreth and
Kimberly
Sylvia Wallace
Betty Pencellis
Chauncey Auxiliary
Millfield Couple Announce Birth of Mary Lee Kolar
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kolar Jr of Millfield announce the birth of a nine pound daughter, Mary Lee, at their home on Friday January 14. The infant bears a V mark on her forehead and is viewed as a Victory omen. Grandparents are Mrs. Arch Mingus and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kolar Sr. A $50 War Bond was purchased today for the new baby from Grover Patton.
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Chauncey
Andy Kolar
Edna Kennard
Mary Lee
Millfield
New Dover Township
Grover Patton
Plains P T A Regular Meeting Tonight
The Plains Parent Teacher Association holds its regular meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Guest speaker is Mrs Evelyn Luchs of Athens. Ninth grade will present a class demonstration and third grade pupils provide entertainment with group songs. Attendance is urged.
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Chauncey
The
Plains Parent-Teacher Association
Evelyn Luchs
Athens
Plains School
New York Visitors Stay With Millfield Grandparents
Mrs. William Semon Sr. and her stepson Billy Semon Jr. of New York were weekend guests of Billy's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tripplett in Millfield, according to local social notes.
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Chauncey
William Semon Sr
Billy Semon Jr
New York
Billy
Arthur Tripplett
Millfield
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