Bobcats Defeat Miami to Tie Season at .500
Ohio University men’s basketball beat Miami 40 to 32 on Saturday, moving to 4-4 for the season and setting up a Tuesday clash with Ohio Wesleyan on the Bobcat court. Pete Lalich led scoring with five field goals and four free throws as the defense held Miami to long-range change.
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Miami
Ohio University
Basketeers
Ohio Wesleyan
Queen City
Bobcats
Marietta
Redskins
Dayton Flyers
Pete Lalich
Pete
Wayne Clapp
Ralph Palaia
Jim Aram
Ohio
Fitz Miller
Seheh
E Acediinkoine
SEE
Cketaeteasee
Euneceenen
Bois EE Cientousosnn
OS Ee
Tore Bccennenuen
Weneeie
Jones
Thom
Ccesasemens
Cce
Hosch
Lalich
Walters
McDade
Stump
Patton
Miller
Born
Ross
Fulks
Palaia
Young
Clapp
Thinness
Kramer
Schwab
Moeller
Varsity Middleport
Clatworthy
Hartinger
Tae
Ncapedensae
Ohiinger
Bowen
Boggs
Beesis
McClintock
Middleport
Pea
Acacee
Pulliss
Mayer
Ginther
Ccccenceue
Ccencoceer
Batdaiee
Racine
Miler
Benne
McArthur Falls Again to Zaleski in Tough League Contest
In a rough Vinton County league game marked by fouls, Zaleski defeated McArthur 26 to 20 on Zaleski’s floor. McArthur led 4-3 after the first quarter and held a 10-6 halftime edge before the rally by Zaleski.
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McArthur
Zaleski
Carmen Sberna
Lomax
Beckley
Taylor
G Martin
Rreerene
Egleberry
Tripp
Herrold
Ee McArthur
Thompson
Shayne
F Lomax
Frye
Sugar Run PTA Meets as Students Perform and Plan Shirts
January Sugar Run PTA gathering featured instrumental numbers by students of Mr. Willis Aleshire Joan Conway and Jimmie Lochary with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Nobel Rompel. PTA approved purchase of new basketball shirts for the Sugar Run team on request from Robert Roberts.
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Pomeroy
Sugar Run
Parent-Teacher Association
Willis Aleshire
Joan Conway
Jimmie Lochary
Nobel Rompel
PTA
Robert Roberts
Middleport Victory Over Racine Fives in Twin Wins
The MHS Yellow Jackets defeated Racine Purple Tornadoes with Reserve 26 25 and Varsity 29 24 on Racine court. Reserve star Lyston Pullin sparked a comeback from a 6 12 half to 17 23, aided by Walters Wolfe Ubry. Har tinger Clatworthy led Varsity with 8 points. Wolfe led Tornadoes with 15 points.
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Middleport
MHS Yellow Jackets
Racine Purple Tornadoes
Racine
Varsity
Earl McKnight
Lyston Pullin
Pullin
Walters
Wolfe
Ubry
Shank
Simpson
MHS
Jackets
Bowen
Klein
Clatworthy
Hartinger
Tornadoes
Red Cross holds golf match raises funds for relief
Miami Beach proceeds exceed 2000 dollars from a nine hole exhibition featuring Craig Wood Frank Walsh Gene Sarazen and Tommy Armour. Wood and Walsh beat Sarazen and Armour 5 and 4 as ballots brought in 1360 in cash. Referee Al Jolson sold balls for birdie scores at 5 to 45 dollars each.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Red Cross
Craig Wood
Frank Walsh
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
al Jolson
Wood
Walsh
Sarazen
Armour
Big Ten Court Chase Slow With Key Week End Meet
Mid year examinations slow the Big Ten race to four games tonight and three Saturday. Illinois and Minnesota, ranked No 1 and No 2, meet in a weekend clash that could reshape the standings if both win. Northwestern visits Ohio State after a 49 46 loss. Wisconsin beat Iowa and Michigan hits Madison to face the Badgers in the magazine’s fourth game.
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Chicago
Illinois
Minnesota
Gophers
Chicago Maroons
Iowa
Illini
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Columbus
Ohio State
Hawkeyes
Michigan
Madison
Badgers
Calvin Hall Wins Doubles in Elimination Tennis at Sportsland
Russ Hall and Frank Calvin won the doubles elimination tournament at Sportsland Recreation Friday night. They defeated Wilson and Mitchell in the finals. Calvin posted a 602 total to pace the victors.
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Russ Hall
Frank Calvin
Sportsland Recreation
Wilson
Mitchell
Calvin
Nelson Cops First Coast Golf Meet
Byron Nelson won the Oakland Open at Sequoyah course with a 274 total to take the 72 hole title by five strokes. He led from start to finish and earned $1,000 while amateur John Dawson placed second with 279. Other money winners included Lawson Little, Chandler Harper, Ben Hogan, Lloyd Mangrum, and Willie Goggin. Leonard Dodson failed to place in the money.
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Oakland
Calif
Byron Nelson
California
Toledo
Nelson
Sequoyah
John Dawson
Hollywood
Dawson
San Francisco
Lawson Little
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Lloyd Mangrum
Monterey Park
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Bulldogs Ready for Wellston Test in Tuesday Showdown
Athens Bulldogs led by Harry Lackey chase a sixth straight win and fifth league victory as they face Wellston Golden Rockets at the AHL gym. Ben Fulton nurses a hurt ankle but may suit up. coach plans to rest starters if a comfortable lead develops for the big Logan clash Friday.
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Harry Lackey
Athens Bulldogs
Wellston Golden Rockets
AHL
Lackey
Nelsonville
Rockets
Athens
Bulldogs
Ben Fulton
Wellston Five
Logan
Racine Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs. Pauline Crenshaw and Mrs. John Congo of Detroit visited with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin in Piketon and with Do lores Wilcoxen of Columbus. Ollie Wilcoxen stayed to care for ailing father in law. Hilton Wolfe and wife visited son Hilton Jr. at Holzer Hospital. Charles Jewell and Mrs. Jewell hosted dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Holman in Graham Station for a birthday gathering honoring Mrs. Jewell and her twin brothers Wilkie and Earl, joined by aunt Mrs. Thomas Rhoades.
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Racine
Pauline Crenshaw
John Congo
Detroit
John Lucas
Joe Martin
Piketon
Ollie Wilcoxen
Lancaster
Delbert Wilcoxen
Dolores
Columbus
J. L. Wilcoxen
Hilton Wolfe
Hilton, Jr
Holzer Hospital
Charles Jewell
Graham Station
John Holman
Jewell
Wilkie
Earl
Thomas Rhoades
Weekend Arrest Report in Pomeroy
Weekend arrests list Hugh W. Miller held on a bad check charge by Constables Evans and Grindley. Carl Chevalier arrested by Patrolman H. H. Neimeyer on intoxication. Cliff Hysell arrested by Rutland officers for intoxication and resisting officers.
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Pomeroy
Hugh W. Miller
Evans and
Grindley
Carl Chevalier
H. H. Neimeyer
Cliff Hysell
Rutland
Infant Burt Dies at Three Days in Pomeroy Area
Frederick R. Burt three day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burt died Sunday at grandparents home near Pomeroy. He leaves one brother besides his parents. Burial was held at 10 am in Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Frederick R. Burt
Charles Burt
Frank Buck
Beech Grove
Fullerton's Roundup on Tennis Youth and Pro Demands
The piece notes concern over funding for young players as tennis bosses seek to develop talent. It cites two top pros seeking offers, one in the Navy, and three under minor penalties for expenses. It suggests open tournaments to help players earn needed support and questions a secret meeting about a Phillies loan.
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New York
Navy
National Leaguers
Phillies
Phils
Browns
Watch this prediction on golf ball cuts and slices
Ed Danforth notes golf ball discontinuance could cure more slices than pros in 20 years. Babe Ruth returns home from hospital but cannot go out. Ray Robinson may not win welterweight title Feb 20 against Red Cochrane. Willie Gilzenberg shows a letter from Fred Huggins at Newport Naval Station about five weeks training for Red. Station personnel barred from going home overnight. Frank Cuhel, Iowa athlete, ran second in the 400m hurdles at the 1928 Olympics.
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Ed Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Babe Ruth
Ray Robinson
Red Cochrane
Willie Gilzenberg
Mike Jacobs
Fred A. Huggins
Cochrane
Newport Naval Station
Red
Frank Cuhel
Java
Iowa
Mother of Dead Seaman Honored by Mine Workers
Mrs. Basil Vore of Hollister received a gold star pin with a diamond from Local Union No. 648 of the United Mine Workers of America on Saturday honors. Harold Vore, 22, a fireman first class on the U S S Reuben James, was the Athens County’s first World War II casualty after the ship was torpedoed on Oct. 31. He enlisted Oct. 10, 1939 and had worked at Mine 255 before joining the Navy. The presenting committee included Ernest Parker, Malcolm Higgins and Pearl Brown.
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Glouster
Basil Vore
Hollister
United Mine Workers of America
Harold Vore
Athens County
Vore
U. S. S. Reuben James
Navy
Ernest Parker
Malcolm Higgins
Pearl Brown
Glouster Social Notes Run of Weekend Visits
Jacquelyn Ley and Joan Mc Sawney of Ohio University Athens visited Ley's mother Mrs L W Ley. Mr and Mrs C M Ashworth of Athens and children visited Mrs Ashworth's mother Mrs Lalla Dunnett. Rita Rice stayed in Athens with Miss Anne Weymueller from Friday to Sunday. David Roberts returned to Kent after a week here for his grandmother Mrs Cora Penman’s death. Bernard Rice of Ohio University Athens visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Rice. William McGrew of Ravenna spent weekend with friends here. Joe Humphrey of Shawnee was guest of Mr and Mrs T R Reese.
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Jacquelyn Ley
Joan Mc Sawney
Ohio University
Athens
L. W. Ley
C. M. Ashworth
Ashworth
Lalla Dunnett
Rita Rice
Anne Weymueller
David Roberts
Kent
Cora Penman
Bernard Rice
John Rice
William McGrew
Ravenna
Joe Humphrey
Shawnee
T. R. Reese
Joint Meeting of Groups Announced in Glouster
The Frank Mc Cann Post American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary plan a joint meeting Tuesday evening to discuss Defense Work. Mayor Thomas Williams Sr will speak. Organizers urge strong turnout as the topics are important to both groups.
Called Back To Service in Army
Roy Stedman and Carl Snyder both of Greens Run were recalled to duty with the U S Army reserve Saturday. They reported at Ft Hayes Columbus after release from Camp Shelby in November due to age over 28.
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Glouster-Roy Stedman
This City
Carl Snyder
Greens Run
U. S. Army Reserve
Columbus
Ft. Hayes
Camp Shelby
Auxiliary Meeting Called for UMWA Ladies at Odd Fellow Hall
All members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the UMWA are asked to attend a discussion on the district convention to be held in Chauncey on Wednesday January 28 at Odd Fellow Hall 7 30 p m A potluck lunch will be served
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Glouster
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Odd Fellow Hall
Chauncey
Ohio College Hoops Standings Face Scramble This Week
Ohio's 38 squads play 33 games with 11 in the Ohio Conference as Baldwin Wallace leads the chase with six wins. Key showdowns include Wittenberg-Mount Union in Alliance and Capital Lutherans against Muskingum. Ohio State rebounds to host Northwestern after a comeback win.
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Columbus
Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Reserve
Wittenberg-Mount Union
Alliance
Capital
Muskingum
Muskies
Toledo
Marshall
Mount Union
Rockets
Cincinnati
Akron
Kenyon
Rio Grande
Ohio State
Iowa
Bucks
Northwestern
Michigan
Kent State
Marietta
de Sales
Indiana Tech
Mexico City
Hillsdale
Defiance
Bowling Green
Ashland
Findlay
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio U
Rider
Wooster
Dayton
Miami
Ohio Northern
Calvin
Michigan State
Hiram
Wooster Otterbein
Denison
John Carroll
Case
Wilmington
Youngstown
Findley
Oberlin
Cedarville
Xavier
Tennessee
Deetroit
Loyola
Glouster Mayor Officiates Hashman Lawrence Wedding
Fred Clifford Hashman and Miss Eva Mae Lawrence were married Saturday in Glouster by Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. The couple, both with ties to Canton and Sharpsburg, will reside in Canton where Hashman is employed. Witnesses included the bride’s mother and other relatives.
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Glouster
Fred Clifford Hashman
Avard Hashman
Canton
Eva Mae Lawrence
Emma Lawrence
Sharpsburg
Thomas Williams
Lawrence
Garnet Lawrence
Fred Lawrence
Sarah Robinett
Hashman
Tom Cats Visit Crooksville in MVL Basketball Clash
The Glouster High Tom Cats travel to Crooksville to face the Ceramics on Tuesday evening in a Muskingum Valley League game. Glouster aims to boost their MVL standings on the opponent's floor.
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Glouster
Glouster High Tom Cats
Crooksville Ceramics
Glouster Church Class Plans Tuesday Meeting
Priscilla class of Glouster Methodist Church will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs. Thomas W. Figley’s home on Republic Ave. A good attendance is desired.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Church
Thomas W. Figley
Republic Ave
Sand Run Personal And Social Mention
Sand Run notes show Mrs. George Clem ens and son Jackie visiting in McConnelsville from Marjorie Wolfe. The Devenport family plans to move to Joshua Wahl’s Main St house. Jimmie Wolfe and Hubert Mundy seek Akron work. Betty Hemrick visits Greendale. Mrs. Clara North stays with daughter Mrs. Deering. The Lehman family announces birth of Carol Ann. Adrienne Blake and Hester Beal trip to Nelsonville. Glouster Masonic Lodge to meet Wednesday at 7 PM.
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Sand Run
George Clemens
Marjorie Wolfe
Jackie
McConnelsville
John Devenport
Buchtel
Joshua Wahl
Main St
Jimmie Wolfe
Hubert Mundy
Akron
Betty Hemrick
Margaret Dye
Greendale
Clara North
Deering
Jim North
Robert Lehman
Annabel Blake
Carol Ann
Adrienne Blake
Hester Beal
Nelsonville
Lester Beal
Herman Glouster
Glouster Masonic Beal
Colum
Methodist Youths Plan Trip to Rio Grande
Middleport youths prepared to attend the Mid Winter Institute of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at Rio Grande January 24 and 25. The Rev H A Rothrock will teach at the institute. hostesses for the supper were Mrs Charles McElhinney Mrs L W McComas and Mrs Rothrock with Gordon Harris leading the discussion.
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Middleport
The
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Rio Grande
Heath Methodist Church
H. A. Rothrock
Charles McElhinney
L. W. McComas
Knott Returns to Service In Military Duty
Glouster resident P.F.C. Wilford J. Knott was notified to report at Fort Hayes Columbus and to be sent to Camp Shelby to his former unit the 134th Field Artillery. He was released from active duty November 9.
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Glouster
P.F.C. Wilford
J. Knott
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Camp Shelby
134Th Field Artillery
Band Boosters Club Meeting at Glouster High
Band Boosters Club of Glouster High School will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the high school building to discuss activities and support for the band program.
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Glouster
Band Boosters Club
Glouster High School
Junior Progressive Study Club Meets at Watkins Home
The GLOUSTER group will convene this evening at Mrs Ruth Watkins residence on Madison Street with Miss Frances Thomas acting as hostess for the gathering.
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Glouster
Junior Progressive Study Club
Ruth Watkins
Madison St
Frances Thomas
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By Mitch
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O’doul
Frank Leahy
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Leah Thall
Holzrichter
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Miss Thall
Gladys May
Don Feak
Lorain
Ohio Athletic Conference
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George Daniel
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Joe Chamaco
Hall
Calvin See
Lu Mitchell
Wilson Wee
Nelson Cops
First Coast Golf Meet
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Bitter
Collett
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Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Beshara
Wolf
Sid Cook
K. Cope
Wolf Bowling Alley
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Whyte
Watkins Oeeeee
Cook -Eeeewee
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Janchius
McCreanor
Thomas
Morris
Eeewe
Parkersburg
Gibby Stephenson
Kegler
Striple
Nickles
Parkersburgh
Stephenson
McAllister
Cunningham
Johnston
Dennis
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Cc. Farnsworth
H. Farnsworth
Nickles Onenen
Crooksville
Masons
Methodist
Te Olim
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America
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