Athens Bulldogs Face Logan Friday Big SE Test
Athens High School basketball travels to Logan Friday in a bid to tie for second in the Southeast. Logan boasts scoring leader Delmar Dowery and center Jack Rauch, while Athens works from the foul line and adjusts after a recent scrimmage.
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Athens
Logan
Wellston
Ets
Fartler
Charlie Bolin
Bulldogs
Mbers
Torrow
Delmarowery
Jack Rauch
Rauch
E. Pomeroy
Wellston Willy
Bolinmen
Lake County Briefs Mixed Health and Local Updates
A roundup of Blue Lake area notices reports scarlet fever recovery for a child, school closures by Herman Brucker, and medical moves at Holzer Hospital and St. Joseph Huntington. Community events include a project meeting at Providence led by Calvin Whaley and Burris, corn picker purchase by Stanley Swain, illness notes, and a newborn daughter for A Russell Sheets.
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Cker
Herman Brucker
Blue Lake
House
Washington Pol
Gallipolis
Bert Clark
Holzer Hospital
Reed Garnes
R. Delbert Dillon
St. 'S Hospital
Huntington
Calvin Whaley
Rev. Burris
Providence
R. Stanley Swain
la County
Itt Swain
Miss Wannda
Talent in Bond Cage Program Showdown at Ohio University
Former collegiate and scholastic basketball talent gather as the ASTP Cadets stage two night games at Ohio University gym to aid the Fourth War Loan Drive. Company A faces Company B in the main event after Company C vs a section quintet.
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Ohio University Gymnasium
ASTP
J. L. Sharowsky
Co. BA
Urge Freeing Boxing Game From Politics
Boxing figures at the Boxing Writers Association of New York annual dinner urge removing politics from boxing. Abe Greene Nat Fleischer Jimmy Walker push for governance by qualified boxing people, not political appointees. The Edward J. Neil Memorial plaque honors 4100 armed forces boxers, to be displayed at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Jimmy Walker
National Boxing Association
Abe Greene
Ring Magazine
Nat Fleischer
Boxing Writers Association of New York
Edward J. Neil
Greene
Fleischer
Walker
Neil
Associated Press
Spain
Madison Square Garden
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Schools
Otterbein 53 over Capital 50 finished close. Army 49 beat St John s 36 while Columbia 46 lost to Yale 35. Penn 46 and Muhlenberg 46 battled to a draw as Lafayette 46 fell to Lehigh 44. Western State Teachers 39 defeated Fort Knox 23. Rochester 47 over Union 42. Depauw 65 routed Franklin 26 as Pittsburg 40 beat Warrensburg 35. Camp Grant 63 over St Ambrose 31. Illinois State Normal 55 beat Wa bash 39. Texas 54 over Taylor 29. Georgia 52 defeated Clemson 31.
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Army
St. John’s
Columbia
Yale
Penn
Muhlenberg
Lafayette
Lehigh
Western State Teachers
Fort Knox
Rochester
Union
Depauw
Franklin
Pittsburg
Warrensburg
Camp Grant
St. Ambrose
Illinois State Normal
Wabash
Texas
Taylor
Georgia
Clemson
Fullerton's Round-Up: NBA faces championship bout rule
NBA executive Heinie Miller accuses promoters of staging lightweight bouts without title stakes. He suggests labeling as championship bouts to force real title implications, while noting legality may suffer. Other notes applaud prospects and rosters across college, pro, and military sports.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Abe Green
Sammy Angott
Beau Jack
Heinie Miller
National Boxing Association Today
NBA
N.B.A
Joe Gordon Plans Service Entry Not Retirement With Yankees
Eugene Oregon reports Joe Gordon clarifies his future saying he will enlist and may not return to the New York Yankees in 1944. The University of Oregon alum, a shortstop favorite, outlines concerns about major leagues shrinking due to wartime manpower and the impact on his baseball career and family.
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Ore
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Gordon
Joe
University of Oregon
Oregon Wilds
Flash
Yankees
Pacific Coast
Portland Beavers
Armed Services
Otterbein Tops Capital In Close Ohio Conference Clash
Otterbein University defeats Capital 53 50 in a tense Ohio Conference game. Dick Rich tied it with a two plus one, Andy Vanovich hit a long jumper, and Dale Wood added a sneaker shot to take the lead. Jack Anderman led Capital with 23 points.
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Westerville
Otterbein
Capital University
Ohio
Capital
Dick Rich
Andy Vanovich
Dale Wood
Jack Anderman
Cleveland Woman Rolls 300 Score
Marge Slogar, a 30 year old war worker and past state champion, bowled a perfect 300 in league play. She is the third American woman to achieve a perfect score this season and also won last year’s singles and all-events titles and shared the doubles crown.
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Cleveland
Marge _ Slogar
United States
Miss Slogar
Bricker Declares Win Of Delegates In Southwest Tour
Governor John W. Bricker indicated he had won delegates to the Republican national convention during a Southwest speaking tour for his presidential bid. Bricker and his party returned to Columbus by private plane from Tulsa Oklahoma, and he planned to speak in Buffalo tonight to the Torch Club before leaving for more events.
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John W. Bricker
Southwest
Robert L. Barton
Bricker
Tulsa
Okla
Buffalo
N. Y
Torch Club
Big League Clubs With Most Men On Enter 1944 Pennant Race
New York reports show the Cubs lead with 36 players on the active list followed by the White Sox at 35. Washington expects to reach 40 before spring training while Cincinnati plans four additions to 30. Analysts say depth could decide wartime rosters as veterans and rookies fill camps. The Yankees Indians and Browns also have surplus men but may not bring all to training.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Washington Senators
Cubs
White Sox
Washington
Reds
Clark Griffith
Brooklyn
Rickey
Yankees
Indians
Browns
American Ace Killed In Italian Air War
Allied Headquarters announces Tucson Arizona native Lance C Wade RAF squadron leader and top ace in this theater died in a flying accident in Italy on January 12. Wade had shot down 25 enemy planes in combat and was regarded by many as the war's greatest fighter pilot.
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Algiers
Lance C. Wade
Tucson
Ariz
Italy
Wade
Speaker Sees Trouble Ahead For Baseball
Cleveland fed veteran Tris Speaker, Hall of Fame electee, warns the major leagues may struggle to operate this year. Now on a local draft board, he fears war-era deferments will keep top players from racing to the field. He remains an enthusiastic fan but doubts season feasibility due to manpower and wartime constraints.
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Tris Speaker
Cooperstown
N. Y
Gray Eagle
Ball Park
Russian Lend-Lease Hits Peak in November
The Soviet Union received 338 million dollars in lend-lease exports from the United States during November the highest monthly total to date.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
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