Bobcats Favored Over Wittenberg in Ohio College Tilt
Ohio University basketball enters as favorites against Wittenberg Lutherans as Trautwein faces roster turmoil. Key players Dayoub and Sei left for exams and induction, while Brandles and Moore may join later. Wittenberg shows steady late-season gains led by Vucovich Myers. outcome hinges on Cincinnati game lapses and young substitutes stepping up.
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Ohio Univerity
Bobcats
Ittendere College
Springfield
Herans
Boberts
Cinnati
Denison
Vucovich Myers
Cincinnati
Bobcat
Nee Sam
Dick Dayoub
Foot
Yorkville
Mike Sei
Dayoub
Boxing Card Reports: New York and Baltimore Results
Fight results from New York and Baltimore show Allie Starz stopping Angelo llura in New Jersey and Hamilton, Frankie Rubino losing on points to Harry Jeffra in Baltimore. Curtis Sheppard and Bob Brown each win on points in Burgh with other bouts listed.
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New York
Allie Starz
N. J
Angelo Llura
Hamilton
Baltimore
Harry Jeffra
Frankie Rubino
Burgh
Curtis Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Gus
Philadelphia
Bob
Brown
McKeesport
Montgomery and Williams Toss-Up In 12-Round Fight
Ike Williams and Bob Montgomery face off in Convention Hall with odds near even after weigh-ins. Williams seeks a 33rd straight win while Montgomery weighs less, aiming for a bout with Beau Jack and a Bummy Davis rematch next month. About 20,000 fans expected, gate around $50,000.
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Philadelphia
Ike Williams
Bob Montgomery
Convention Hall
Bobcat
Beau Jack
Bummy Davis
Trimble Area Bond Sales Reported Monday Evening
Volunteers in the Fourth War Loan drive reported mixed totals with Dan Kovach as top seller at 3731.25 and total to date about 15000, roughly 20 percent of Trimble Township’s quota. Hollister and Jacksonville schools posted 1875 and 506.25. other districts did not file. A pension group meeting is set in Glouster Saturday at 2 PM.
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Glouster
Dan Kovach
Trimble
Hollister
Jacksonville
J.T
Greens Run
Verdelle and Angott-Beau Jack Fight News and Big Ten Sports Talk
Fullerton’s Round-Up notes pitcher Albert Verdelle once no-hit two innings for Bordentown Military Institute and could match a Vander Meer feat in stand-up style. Abe Greene contemplates Friday’s Angott Beau Jack bout as a fuss to avoid wider disputes with New York officials. Fort Sheridan and College of Physical Education clash yields rough play and chipped teeth at half time. President Ford Frick pushes daily major league games for troops.
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New York
Phillies
Johnny Vander Meer
Albert “Stumpy” Verdelle
Bordentown
N. J.) Military Institute
Stumpy
Punxsutawney
Rube Waddell
Yanks
Abe Greene
Sammy Angott-Beau Jack
New York Commission
Fort Sheridan
WAC
Ameri 2 College of Physical Education
Andrews
Grant
Loyal Daughters Class Meets at Balderson Home
The Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ gathered Friday at Mrs. Wilbur Balderson Sr. home with co hostess Mrs. H F Kittle. President Mrs C F E Williams led the meeting with prayer by Mrs J H Henshaw and a Bible discussion led by Mrs Delmer Gladden.
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Delmer Gladden
Emmett Anderson
Maude Williams
Bess Henshaw
Louise Gladden
Eleanor Anderson
Lalla Danford
Nedra Eddy
Headley Stahl
Francis McAllister
Nelle Peugh
Sibyl Kittle
Josephine Balderson
Judy
Mrs Georgia Vess Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Georgia Vess aged 59 died Monday morning in Athens after a long illness. She lived most of her life in Oakdale and is survived by her husband John three sisters and three brothers. Body at John S Blower Funeral Home with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Glouster
Georgia Vess
Athens
Oakdale
John
Brent McClelland
Noah Vincent
Oakfield
George Davies
John Mount
Waterford
Smiley Mount
Philo
William Mount
John S. Blower
Will Visit Son At Army Hospital
Mr. A. M. Healy left Monday for Fletcher Hospital at Cambridge to visit his son Thomas A. Healy who has undergone an operation on his back, his second in two months. It is reported he must undergo four more operations. He was wounded on the Italian battle front and was a prisoner of war in Italy until released after the Allied invasion.
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Glouster
A. M. Healy
Fletcher Hospital
Cambridge
Thomas A. Healy
Italy
Wellston
Bolin
Logan
Bulldogs
Athens
Mills
Ferguson
Grover
Dunfee
Tritipo
Rousey
Cadiz Miner Dies From Injuries at Wheeling Hospital
William Somplasky, injured at the Cadiz mine days earlier, succumbed to his injuries in a Wheeling hospital Sunday afternoon. Burial will be in Cadiz. His wife is the daughter of Mrs. Lewis Clark of Trimble.
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Glouster
William Somplasky
Cadiz
Wheeling
Somplasky
Lewis Clark
Trimble
Corning Couple Welcome Daughter Molly D Fleming
Mr and Mrs James Fleming of Corning are proud parents of a daughter born Sunday January 23. The baby has been named Molly D. The Flemings also have a daughter Susan Kay who is currently with her grandparents Mr and Mrs H T Rainey at Trimble.
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Glouster
James Flemming
Corning
Molly D
Flem‘mings
Susan Kay
H. T. Rainey
Trimble
D. A. Verian
James
Homer Pierce
W. D. Mason
Konstance
Fanny
Miss Mason
Bulldogs Face Pomeroy Clash on Road Swing
Athens High School's Bulldogs, tied for the Southeastern League lead with Logan and Wellston, travel to Pomeroy for tonight's road game as coach Bolin reshapes the lineup and emphasizes rebounding. The Panthers, recently under new coach Howard Knight, upset Wellston on the floor and may offer tough opposition as Athens aims to rebound from the Logan setback.
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Athens High School
Bulldogs
Pomeroy
Wellston
Charlie Bolin
Logan
Chieftains
Rockets
Panther
Howard Knight
Catholic Study Club Meets for Program
Catholic Ladies Study Club met in the Church Hall Tuesday evening with Mrs Relord Healy as hostess. The group subscribed to two magazines for Fletcher Hospital and heard sacred readings and poems about soldiers. Prizes in War Stamps were awarded and a luncheon followed. The next meeting is set for February 1 with Mrs Mary Jannice as hostess.
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Glouster — Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Relord Healy
John R. Clark
Fletcher Hospital
Elizabeth Chute
Josephine Hedfelt
Mary Jannice
Ann Bailey
Gertrude Darling
George Carter
Lena Cavella
Leo Smith
John McCraner
Fire damages minor at James Brunton home
Firemen were called to James Brunton's residence Sunday morning for smoke and a small fire caused by an overheated pipe and a defective flue. Damages were minor.
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Glouster
James Brunton
Schroeder to Face McNeill in War Bond Tennis Match
Ensign Ted Schroeder USN the 1942 national champion will compete here Friday against Lt Don McNeill 1940 national titleholder. The report notes the Athletics suffered 195 losses last season marking their eighth 100 loss season.
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Athletics
Eastern Promoters Happy As Dimouts Are Abolished
New York promoters anticipate a prosperous outdoor season with no more dimouts after dark. Dodgers and Giants win permission for 14 night games each at Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds, while the Yankees lack lighting at the stadium.
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NEW York
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Bondy
Giants
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Buckeye Cage Star Ties Scoring Lead
CHICAGO 4 Don Grate Ohio State 6 ft 4 in sophomore forward tied for first in the Big Ten scoring race after an 83 44 victory over Chicago. He totaled 25 points to push his season to 85 in four games while Stan Patrick Illinois has 60 in six. Ohio State meets Michigan in a two game set in Ann Arbor Friday and Saturday.
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Don Grate
Ohio State
Buckees
Buckeye
Stan Patrick
Illinois
Grate
Patrick
Lins
Ohio
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Paul Hoffman
Chuck Haag
Purdue
Virginia Beats V M I And Other Scores
College basketball scoreboard lists Virginia 58 over V M I 16 Camp Ellis 76 over Fort Sheridan 43 Ohio State 83 over Chicago 44 Great Lakes 46 over Northwestern 36 Washington 38 over Oregon State 33.
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Camp Ellis
Ill
Fort Sheridan
Ohio State
Chicago
Great Lakes
Northwestern
Washington
Oregon State
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Church Activities
Glouster notices report the Loyal Wom en's Class meeting at the Church of Christ with a $2 contribution to a school surfacing project. A Get-together Club gathering, the Women's Council dinner and meeting, and a W E S of the Methodist Church installation are noted. A chicken dinner at the Mason home and an old fashioned serenade for a bride and groom wrap the social calendar.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Weltha Williams
Esther Lamborn
Mary Roberts
Elizabeth Tigner
Bertha Carpenter
Ola Eddy
Elsie Stahl
Mary Johnson
Ine Williams
Anna Stemm
Women's Council of the Church of Christ
Kate Vaughn
Emmett Byers
Local residents host weekend dinner gatherings
Mr and Mrs J W Herrold of Trimble entertained Sunday with Mr and Mrs H E Pettit of Crooksville and Mr and Mrs Bryson of Glouster. The Bingmans of Marion visited relatives C E Bingman and Mrs Volmer. Robert Williams of Athens visited his mother in Jackson County with sister Marcella Jonas. Evelyn Deal, Dayton teacher, visited parents Mr and Mrs John Deal in Jacksonville. Dorothy Higgins and Hubert Guess, Dayton workers, spent the weekend with Mr and
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J. W. Herrold
Trimble
H. E. Pettit
Crooksville
Bryson
Glouster
Paul Bingman
Marion
C. E Bingman
Volmer
Robert
Bob) Williams
Athens
Emily Jonas
Marcella Jonas
Evelyn Deal
Dayton
John Deal
Jacksonville
Dorothy Higgins
Hubert Guess
And
First Defeats Are Suffered By Four High Quintets in Ohio
Ohio high school basketball saw multiple top teams lose after long streaks. Steubenville Athens Monroe Cleveland Shaw and Buckskin ended their winning runs, while Newark Wildcats extended their season and two-year run. Hartville’s Gene Kinsley scored 36 in a 71-35 win over Uniontown, and War Bond fundraising boosted Portsmouth's 53-35 victory.
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Ohio
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Athens
Monroe
Cleveland Shaw
Buckskin
Gene Kinsley
Hartville
Uniontown
Newark
Wildcats
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Martins Ferry
Wheeling
W. Va. Morris
Bo) Braun
Amherst
Lorain
Dave Gray
Dresden
Kephart
Middlepoint
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Logan
East Liverpool
East Cleveland Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Canton Lincoln
Salem
Portsmouth
Ashland
Trojans
Don Monk
Marion Harding
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van Wert
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Licking County Loop
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Wellston
Massillon
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Warren
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Lima St. Gerard
Clearview
Toronto
Columbus St. Charles
Canton Lehman
Springfield
Mansfield
Judge Landis Emerges as Outstanding Baseball Man In 1943
In a hectic 1943 season, Judge Landis guides baseball through spring turmoil, fires William D Cox, and oversees a Yankees led revival. Key stats name Spud Chandler 1.64 ERA and 20 wins, Luke Appling and Stan Musial lead batting, and Mort Cooper tops wins in the NL. The Yankees win the World Series 4-2, 6-2, 2-1, 2-0 with Chandler Borowy and Russo strong on the mound.
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Marius Russo
Yankee
Mort Cooper
Tiny Bonham
Johnny Lindell
Whitey Kurowski
Walker Cooper
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North
Cox
Branham
Phils
Landist
Yale
Durocher
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Lee
Rickey
Rip Sewell
Pittsburgh
Bobo Newsom
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington
Washington Senators
M Yanks
Beans Readon
St. Louis Limited
Local Families Hopeful as Serviceman Returns Home
Pfc. Aaron Jay Wade has returned to Camp Butner NC after a furlough at Glouster with his mother. He was welcomed by relatives including Mrs. George H Campbell and Mrs Higgins with Georgie. Mr and Mrs Antle and Mr and Mrs Thomas of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs George Antle and Mr and Mrs Squire Brown of Trimble.
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Higgins
Georgie
Aaron Jay Wade
Glouster
Camp Butner
North Carolina
John Antle
Ralph Antle
G. B. Thomas
Columbus
George Antle
Squire Brown
Trimble
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Dorothy Vaughan
I. E. Vaughan
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