No. 12 MORE PINS Pro Draft Talent Race in 1985 NHL
The 1985 NFL draft nears completion with notable names like Jim Brown UCLA Ron Beagle Navy and Paul Wiggin Stanford among late picks. Highlights include the Browns choosing Wisin Davis Hellyer Griffith and Dees, while the Rams take Carmichael Vincent Decker and Sticka. The Lions pick Reichow, the 49ers take Barnes, and other teams select redshirts and future pros as round details unfold.
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Jim Brown
UCLA
Ron Beagle
Navy
Paul Wiggin
Stanford
Terry Reichow
Iowa
Gerry Planutis
Michigan State
J. C. Caro T
Ime
Illinois
CJ Browns
Wisin
Wic ‘Davis
Grambling
Len Hellyer
Marshall College
Chuck Griffith
Southern
California
Jim Carmichael
Ed. Vincent
Town
Jim Decker
Charles Sticka
Trinity College
Charles Dees
Dees
Inds
Miss
Tyler
Tex
McNeese State
Trinity Navy
Beagle
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay
Oklahoma
Sooners
Bob Burris
Cecil Morris
Toronto
Tint Flash
Washington Redskins
Hanutis
Gary Lowe
Detroit Lions
Jerry Reichow
San Francisco 49Ers
Larry Barnes
Colorado A&m
Chicago Bears
William Galimore
Florida
Rookie Strikeout Ace After Redleg Position
A 23-year-old lefty rookie, Charlie Rabe, leads Redlegs spring camp with two innings of work and a 4741 strikeout total over two years. Reds add veteran bullpen help by purchasing Bill Kennedy, while rookies like Jim Pearce and Tom Acker vie for spots. Hazel and Bailey look ready to stick, with Dotterer and Durnbaugh returning from Nashville seasons.
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Jup Keimler
New York
Srk
Cincinna Redlegs
Charlie R Abe
Rabe
Columbia
Reds
Bill Kennedy
Seattle
High Point-Thomasville
Bob Hazel
Ed Bailey
Hazel
Southern Association
Bailey
San Diego
Dutch Dotterer
Nashville
Bobby Durnbaugh
U S Skaters Eye Two Medals In Seventh Winter Olympiad
Oslo 1952 winners include Mrs Andrea Mead Lawrence Dick Button and Ken Henry returning. Experts predict two medals with possible up to four, though most doubt four. Audiences watch Henry in Davos and Albright Jenkins as top bets in figure skating. Other notes mention a bowling team of five mothers in Independence, Missouri.
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Oslo
United States
Andrea Mead Lawrence
Dick Button
Ken Henry
Mass
Hayes Allen Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Miss Albright
Victm
Jenkins
Television Schedules and the 8 PM Fix in TV History
Charles Merc surveys why 8 o’clock is treated as sacred in American TV planning. He explains coast to coast airing times for NY originated shows, analyzes viewer distribution, and lists top programs by Nielsen rankings with their Eastern airings. He argues the fixed hour is more about network offices than audience timing and notes frequent mismatches in regional viewership.
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Charles Merc
NEW York 2
New York
Tbevnion
Isl
Uma
Ed Sullivan
NBC
Perry Como
Svenings
Jeckie Gleason
Sullivan
Sastern
Pacific Coast
East
Far West
Hollywood
A. C. Nielson Co
Disneyland
Dragnet
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Warner Brothers
Yen
Mantle Gives Back Contract in Hospital Admission
Mantle, before tonsil surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital, revealed a unsigned back contract with the New York Yankees. He stated leg trouble hampered him in the World Series and said the Yankees would win the pennant again. He seeks about $25,000, believed higher than prior offer of $20,000.
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Mickey Maite
Lenox Hill Hospital
Toon Boad
New York Yan
Kees
Yanks
Yankees
Mantle
Mickey
Chauncey Personal Notices Amid Weekend Visits and Illness
Chauncey area notices report multiple residents visiting friends and relatives over the weekend. Mrs Leffler broke a hip after a street fall. Mss Nete Leter underwent surgery in Sheltering Hospital. Several residents en route to or from Mt. Carmel Hospital and Ohio University engagements are noted, including the Long family convalescing at home and various local social visits.
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Nete Leter
Ems Hospital
Leffler
Virgil Wilson
Evelyn Birchfield
N.S. Harvey
Elizabeth Harvey
Louella Preston
Bess Nicholson
Blanche ‘Champlin
J. D. Long
John Dunlevy
William
Dorothy Grisham
Ray Pidcock
Mont Fero Coach Named at Maryland to Succeed Tatum
COLLEGE PARK Md Tommy Mont has been named to succeed Jim Tatum as football coach at the University of Maryland. Dr Wilson H Elkins university president said the move keeps the leadership within the staff. Mont, 43, a former assistant to Tatum since 1941, is a Maryland native and 1946 graduate who played quarterback for the Terrapins.
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College Park
Tommy Mont
Jim Tatum
University Ofthletic
Tatum
Neth Carolina
Wilson H. Elkins
University
Mary
Mont
Cabey
Sand
Bikins
Cumberland
National Ski Jumping Championship Set for Weekend
Westby Wisconsin hosts the National Ski Jumping Championship this Saturday and Sunday with 40 entrants including Art Table of Chicago Ralph Bietila Roy Bietila Joe Perrault Wilbur Rasmussen John Bedtarz Clarence Hill and others. The absence of the U S Olympic team in Italy reduces stiff competition, boosting chances for an unknown competitor to gain prominence.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Cage Giants In Action Inconsistent Night of College Games
Major college basketball teams clash as Dayton, ranked No. 2, seeks a 13th straight win. NC State, No. 3, meets North Carolina, No. 9, in ACC play while Louisville No. 10 faces Memph State No. 15 Dayton hosts unranked Villanova. Holy Cross, No. 32, tops Dartmouth 61 . Heinsohn scores 18 for Crusaders.
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Smne Oocaaten
Dayton
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Louisville
Bill Uhl
Villa ‘Nova
Holy Cross
Dartsmouth
Indians
Tom Heinsohn
Crusaders
Joe Liebler
Canasta Club Meeting With Mrs Prest in Home Event
The Canasta Club met with Mrs Prest at her home. One new member, Mrs Lawrence Bullock, joined. Two tables played with Mrs Russell Hiles high and Mrs Arthur Smith second. A hostess gift was exchanged, refreshments served, and the next meeting set for January 26 at Mrs Russell Hiles home.
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Umauacer
Canasta Club
Clark Preston
Lawrence Bullock
Russell Hiles
Arthur Smith
Russell Hliles
Birth Announced Involving 20 Nations At Winter Olympics
James A Wallace of Lancaster and Cortina D Ampezzo Italy announce the birth of a son, David Scores, January 1 at Fairfield hospital Cortina. Grandparents include Mrs Herman Bowsher of Baltimore and Ohio, Mr Willard Mason of Gloucester, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Steadman. The baby is linked to a winter Olympics scene with 37 Finns and 28 others from Sweden attending.
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Slouster
James A. Wallace
Lancaster Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
David
James
Fairfield Ato Cortina
Lancaster
Herman Bowsher
al ‘Eady
Baltimore
Ohio
Willard Mason
Glouster
Arthur Steadman
Sweden
Glouster Social Notes and Grange Meeting Report
Glouster events: Fimbie Grange 1890 met in Grange Hall with Worthy Master Maynard Sayre in charge. First and second degrees conferred. Pot luck lunch served to members and three guests. Athens Class meets Friday. Loyal Women Class of the Church of Christ meets 7:30 p.m. at the church with Williams and Mrs. Kate Vaughn hosting. Members urged to take sales tax stamps. UWF of Trimble Christian Church met at Mrs. Beatrice Vaughn home. worship led by Mrs. Mabel Sisson. Topic World Upside Down the Old Order Changeth. Discussion led by Mrs. Pearl Christman and Mrs. Blanche Buchman. Refreshments served to 16. Next meeting with Mrs. Ocie Sharp.
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Fimbie Grange
Grange Hall
Maynard Sayre
Athens
Loyal Womens
Focal Church of Christ
Williams
Kate Vaughn
UWF
Trimble Christian Church
Beatrice Vaughn
Mabel Sisson
Pearl Christman
Blanche Buchman
Ocie Sharp
Robert James Rites Held
Robert James died recently in Jockport Valley Rest area where he had lived two years. Burial was in Stockeo. He lived many years in Glouster and worked for J W Stocklein on a meat and grocery route to Holister and Hunterdon. The James family resided on View Street. Mrs James was killed in an automobile accident years ago. Their son Norman lives in Canton Ohio.
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Glouster
Friendssx
Robert James
Jockport
Tome
James
J. W. Stocklein
Holister
Hunterdon
Norman
Iew Street
Canton
Ohio
Pennell announces birth of daughter Johi Jo
Mr and Mrs Howard Pennell Jr announce the birth of a daughter Johi Jo on January 4 at Mount St Mary Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Howard Pennell Henderson Chauncey Mrs Mary Darner Zanesville
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Pennells
Chauncey
Howard Pennell, Jr
Johi Jo
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mirs
Howard Pennell
Henderson
Mary Darner
Zanesville
Kiwanis Ladies Night Hears District Leaders
Glouster Kiwanis Club held its installation meeting at Mt Hotel Gordon. Past Lt. Governor Al Bechtel of Athens spoke on club activity. District Governor Carl Frey installed officers and emphasized member responsibilities. Directors were B R Angle Lawrence Colbert Carl Bradbury and others. Vice Presidents Robert Byers and James Denke.
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Glouster
Kiwanis
Mt Hotel Gordon
D. K. Teater
al Bechtel
Athens
Wr. Bechtel
Teater
Ohio
Carl Prey
Frey
B. R. Angle
Lawrence Colbert
Carl Bradbury
Roger Kittle
Joe Williams
Robert Byers
James Denke
Dan Kovach
John Jewett Dies at 82 Crooksville resident obituary
John Jewett 82 former Trimble resident died Monday morning at Good Samaritan Hospital Janesville after a brief illness. Survived by wife four sons and three daughters. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm Free Methodist Church Crooksville burial in Glouster Cemetery. Lifelong Crooksville resident, elder and Bible School teacher.
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Crooksville
Trimble
Samaritan’ “Hospital
Janesville
Pearl
John
Jumbus
Sanford
Denver
Paul
Lucille Skinner
Conie Brown
Erma Smith
Colorado
Free Methodist
Glouster
Jewett
Trimdle
Reds Sign Klippstein and Jeffcoat to Contracts
Johnny Klippstein and Hal Jeffcoat became the first Redlegs to sign for the 1956 National League season. The Chicago writers awarded him Sunday night in Cincinnati after thieves broke into his car and stole clothing valued at about $200.
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Chicago
Sed Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Johnny Klippstein
Hal Jeffan
Chicago Baseball Writers
Assn
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