Panthers Freeze Ball As Carlson Protests Zone
In a tense Pitt Pavilion clash, Penn State edged Pittsburgh 15 12 as the Panthers froze the ball to protest John Lawther’s zone defense. Doc Carlson criticized zone play while Red Carlson noted the size and age gap. the game stayed close until the final seconds.
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Panthers
Carlson
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Harold Clifford Carlson
Penn State
Pitt Pavilion
Pittsburgh
John Lawther
Nittany Lions
Dr. Carlson
Winters
Doc Carlson
Coach Carlson
Red Carlson
Byron Nelson Wins San Francisco Victory Open Title
Byron Nelson, the 1944 champion, exits Harding Park with a 13 under 275 to win the San Francisco Victory Open. Harold McSpaden finishes six behind at 281 while Sam Byrd and Lloyd Mangrum tie for third at 283. Nelson earns 2400 in War Bonds, McSpaden 1600, and the other pair 1062.50 each.
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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
Fullerton's Round-Up Highlights Pacific Center Facility
Navy Lieut. Roland F Logan built a nine hole golf course at a fleet recreation center in the South Pacific. The complex hosts nine softball diamonds two football fields and multiple courts and facilities for various sports. George Haas Jr son of Mule Haas plays basketball for Union College averaging over seven points a game. Bill Reddy profiles Sammy Baugh progressing from calf roping to in demand rodeo star. Marine correspondent Charles McKenna recalls a PT boat torpedo hit with a Boston crewman remarking on Charley O'Rourke Tennessee comparison.
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New York
Navy
Roland F. Logan
West Point
Fleet Recreation Center
South Pacific
Logan
United States
Philip 0. Badger
A. A
George Haas, Jr
Mule Haas
Union College
N. Y
Marine Combat
Charles McKenna
Boston
Charley O'Rourke
Tennessee
Newark Tops State Class A and Eyes Class B Crown
Newark leads Ohio Class A with a 10 game win streak and faces Martins Ferry and Yorkville as major challengers. The article notes top Class A scorers and undefeated teams while detailing season records and key matchups across divisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Newark
Deats
Licking County
Max Douglas
Ate
Gig
Yorkville
Iass
Artins Ferry
Alex
Lima Central
Canton Mcinley
Ewark
Martins Ferry
Ima
McKinley
Middle Point
Aten
New Knoxville
Fortennings
St. Henry
Onroe
Enon
Yewark
Anderson Township
Jon Timken
Canton St.ohn
Fredericktown
Findy
Tallmadge
Bellevue
Steinville
Thens
Bluffton
Cincinnati St. Vier
Toledo Devilbiss
Cinccnnti Wayne
Cleveland Heights
Erry
Powhatan Point
Iveland Shaw
Independe
Dayton Chaminade
Lafferty
Whatan Point
Canton Lehman
Ark County
Illicothe
Lima St. Gerard
Cann Lehman
Lodi
Norton
Warn
Springfield
Northridge
Massillon
Hartville
Akn East
East Liverpool
Ansfield
Twinsburg
Ashd
Kent Roosevelt
Akron North
Akron
Ellet
Fredfield
Parma
John Motejzik
West Reserve Academy
Jastek
Diamond Tooth Lil Plans Tooth Auction for Orphans
Diamond Tooth Lil says she will leave to the Idaho Children's Home the gem gleaming in her front tooth for 36 years. The 57 year old, born Eve lyn Fialla near Vienna, Austria, wants the tooth auctioned after death to benefit the children’s home.
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Boise
San Francisco
Idaho
Evelyn Fialla
Vienna
Austria
Record Swim: Sigmund Surges 292 Miles Mississippi River
John Sigmund swam nonstop 292 miles from St. Louis to Caruthersville in 89 hours 48 minutes on July 29 11940. This historic feat showcases endurance and navigation along a major river route.
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John Sigmund
Mississippi
St. Louis
Caruthersville
Glouster Bond Workers Organized Monday Night
Glouster volunteer workers organized for the Fourth War Loan drive in the mayor’s office Monday evening. Clyde Gibson spoke on bond types and procedures while precincts were set to canvass every family. Hollister workers Treva Black Letha Rowland and Leta Westfall begin canvassing Wednesday, taking bond orders and collecting scrap paper fats and tin cans.
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Glouster
Clyde Gibson
Hollister
Treva Black
Letha Rowland
Leta Westfall
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 the Blue Rock church with burial in a Zanesville cemetery. He leaves a son Gilbert in the service a daughter seven grandchildren and a sister Mrs Charles Moody of Glouster.
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Glouster
Martin Noland
Blue Rock
Morgan County
Zanesville
Gilbert
Charles Moody
Legion Auxiliary January meeting in Glouster
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 PM in American Legion Hall Glouster with a special program on legislation. Dr Be LeFever and M M Bryson will speak on legislative procedures in Ohio General Assembly and U S Congress. Refreshments follow and a drive to collect canes crutches and wheelchairs for Fletcher Hospital Cambridge continues.
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Fletcher Hospital
Cambridge
American Legion Hall
Dover War Bond Leaders Open Drive This Morning
The Fourth Victory Loan Drive starts in Chauncey and Dover Township with 25 to 30 solicitors targeting a $50,000 quota. On Wednesday January 19 at 6 p.m. in the Chauncey High School auditorium Roger Conner presents Victory On Parade with music and talks. The program is free and open to the public.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and
Dover
Dover Township
Marshall and Bolden Tangle in Cleveland Showdown
Lloyd Marshall defends his top light heavyweight rating in a 10 round bout at the Cleveland arena against Nate Bolden of Chicago. Marshall, listed as Ring magazine’s No 1 175 pounder, is a 2 to 1 favorite to beat Bolden who has fought mainly in Chicago.
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Cleveland
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland Arena
Nate Bolden
Chicago
Ring Magazine
Bolden
Anton Christoforidis
Christo
Florists Show Attendance and Family Visits Reported
Co. E. Haskins of Trimble spent Monday through Thursday at a florists show in Columbus and attended the short course by Professor Lowry of Ohio State University. Miss Margaret Gamwell and her niece Sharon Gamwell visited relatives in Athens, staying with Miss Gamwell’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dillon. Ruth Watkins returned from Columbus after four weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Roberts, who is recuperating from a major operation. Reenett Norris, after a furlough with his uncle Charles Losey, returned to his camp in Illinois. he is an orphan living with the Loseys.
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Co. E. Haskins
Trimble
Columbus
Lowry
Ohio State University
Margaret Gamwell
Sharon Gamwell
Gamwell
C. B. Dillon
Athens
Ruth Watkins
Ernest Roberts
Blanche LeFever
University Hospital
Roberts
Reenett Norris
Charles Losey
Illinois
Losey
Mrs. James Williams Hostess to Mothers
GLOUSTER The Jacksonville Mothers Club met with Mrs. James Williams as hostess assisted by Mrs. James Kearns The program theme Treasure Days featured members answering How Celebrate Family Birthdays Mrs Shirkey led a paper on the theme Goldie Shaw spoke on June Has a Party Captain Roberts discussed Making Anniversaries Meaningful Salad course served Next meeting at Mrs E C Shirkeys home
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Glouster
Jacksonville
E. C. Shirkey
A A Gessell Reported Serious Ill at Home
Mr A A Gessell is seriously ill at his Fairlawn Avenue home after an influenza attack with complications. He recently celebrated his 85th birthday and has long operated at the Main and High Street corner for over 50 years.
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Glouster
A. A. Gessell
Fairlawn Ave
Mr. Gessell
Main and
High Sts
Come From Columbus To Care for Relative
Mrs. Donald Stemm and sons Larry and Culbert from Columbus came to Glouster Wednesday to care for Mrs. James Stemm who is ill with influenza and an infected thumb from a splinter. Mr. Stemm came from Columbus Saturday to see his mother and returned Monday with his son Larry.
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Glouster
Donald Stemm
Larry
Culbert
Columbus
James Stemm
Stemm
Soup sale to benefit Jacksonville church group
The Jacksonville Methodist Church W S C S will sponsor a soup sale in the church social rooms on Wednesday. Soup and sandwiches will be served starting at 11 o clock and take home orders will be accommodated.
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Glouster
W.s.cs
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Entertain Sunday To Honor Soldier at Smith Home
Mr and Mrs Ray Smith Sr entertained Sunday honoring Pvt Robert Smith home on a two week furlough from a North Carolina camp He left for camp Sunday night Guests included Pvt Robert Smith Pearl Douglas and two children Mark and Linda 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
Mrs. Elizabeth Fiske, lifelong Chauncey resident, marked her 92nd birthday on Sunday January 16 1944. She is blind and deaf, widowed since her husband John Fiske died years ago, and lives with her son Charles after her daughter Wilford Henry died last July. She is the oldest member of the Church of Christ in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Fiske
Blue Devils To Play Nelsonville Tonight
Chauncey Dover Blue Devils schedule a basketball game against Nelsonville in Chauncey tonight with a reserves contest at 7 and the varsity at 8. The announcement confirms the match details and game times.
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Blue Devils
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Millfield Needle Club Meets at Mrs Sisson Home
Chauncey residents note Millfield Needle Club members will be entertained Wednesday night by Mrs Mable Sisson at her home in Trimble for a social gathering and program.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Needle Club
Mable Sisson
Trimble
Calves Reach Cattle Weight at 450 Pounds
The rule states that regardless of age, calves become cattle when they reach a weight of 450 pounds. This threshold defines the transition from calf to cattle for livestock management.
UMW Auxiliary To Host District Convention
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No 9 of the United Mine Workers will host the district convention on Tuesday Jan 18 at 7 39 p m in the Chauncey R of P building. The district includes auxiliaries at Chauncey Gloucester Jacksonville Buchtel Murray City Roseville The Plains Longstreth and Kimberly. Sylvia Wallace The Plains is district president and will lead the business meeting and program. social hour games prizes and refreshments follow. A large district attendance is expected.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers of America
Chauncey R. of P
Glouster
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Murray City
Roseville
the Plains
Longstreth
Kimberly
Sylvia Wallace
Betty Pencelli
Chauncey Auxiliary
Band Boosters Club Meeting Announced
Glouster announces a Band Boosters Club meeting this Tuesday at 7 30 in the evening. Officers urge all members to attend prompt.
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Glouster
Band Boosters’ Club
Wahama Varsity, Reserves Top Gilmore 42 28 in Upset
Wahama High School teams defeated Gilmore and Harrisonville 42 to 28, led by Dyer and Yeager with 12 points each and Ralph Sayre averaging 22 points over six games. Wahama hosts Pomeroy High Tuesday January 18 with eight pm junior game and nine pm varsity.
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Wright
Bradshaw
Henson
Carthur
Max Cox
Junior E Quillin
McArthur Little Generals
Wilson Eee
Richland Jet
Richland
Martin
Durlee
Kardes Eee
O'Dell
McArthur
Cme
Richland Reserves
Staff House
Romito -Osese
CS Eae
Perthur
Carrick Drug
G Cornel
Dunkle
Hland
Stone
G. T
Edwards Err
Henry
Burhans
Moose
Schmidt Lewis Hyatt
Hal
Oseland
Blake Hea Hoe
Falcons
Wahama
Gilmore
Falcon
Ralph Sayre
Pickens
Panthers
Pomeroy High School
F.W.T
F Pickens
Hessman
Wey EE
Ae Lnieetane
Swackhammer, O. U
Millfield Couple Announce Birth Of Mary Lee Kolar
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kolar Jr of Millfield announce the birth of a 9 pound daughter Mary Lee on Friday January 14. The infant bears a V mark on her forehead seen as a Victory omen. Grandparents are Mrs Arch Mingus and Mr and Mrs Andy Kolar Sr. First War Bond in Dover Township drive bought for her name for $50 by 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 a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Guest speaker Mrs Evelyn Luchs of Athens will attend. The ninth grade will give a class demonstration and third grade pupils will present entertainment with group singing. A good turnout is expected.
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Chauncey
The
Plains Parent-Teacher Association
Evelyn Luchs
Athens
Plains School
Milieu Hosts Week End Guests From New York
Mrs. William Semon Sr. and her stepson Billy Semon Jr. visited over the weekend, staying with Billy’s grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tripplett in Milieu.
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Chauncey
William Semon Sr
Billy Semon Jr
New York
Billy
I Ie
Arthur Tripplett
Milfie
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