Unbeaten Wittenberg Chals Ohio Conference Lead
Wittenberg stays unbeaten by routing Kenyon 45 to 19 as Brandeberry and Hayes pace an Ohio Conference win. Denison tops Lock Haven 63 to 39, Crile Hospital beats Case 54 to 24, Grey's 20 points lead Ohio Wes leans. Nick Vucovich scores 25 for Wittenberg in the rout.
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Troy
Humphrey
Akron
Michael
Thompson
Culp
Denison
Lock Pheurne
Nick Vucovich
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Ned
Tanthorey
Reed
Catholic Ladies Study Club meets in church hall in Glouster
Glouster Catholics gather for an evening in Church Hall with Mrs. Martha Cavella hosting and Mrs. John R. Clark presiding. Prizes of defense stamps awarded after a brief meeting. lunch served to a large group including Mrs. Joe Wolf and Mrs. Lena Cavella. Next meeting planned for February 8 with Mrs. Lenal Lavella hosting.
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
A wartime shift in college athletics is urged by Fritz Crisler who envisions “sports weekends” across 19 to 20 sports rather than a few big games. The plan would expand participation, add intramural and restricted freshman play, and hinge on funding from football gates. Also notes Connie Mack at LA Open, Sam Byrd and Costello basketball shots.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Leason
Fritz Crisler
Crisler
Michigan-Minnesota
Fritz
Connie Mack
Sam Byrd
Lou Costello
Ridgefield Park
Camden
N. J
Glouster Plans Benefit Show for Polio Fund
GLOUSTER The committee states plans are nearly complete for an Infantile Paralysis Benefit show in the high school auditorium Monday evening January 29 at 7 30. Local talent includes a magician, vocal and instrumental numbers plus tap dancing. Servicemen invited with no admission charge. The program lasts about one hour forty five minutes. Admission price is affordable.
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Nye Chevrolet
Ulimark
Barney
Strauss
Iti
Thomas
Totels
Hickman
Smith
Burtittnaehn
Coiy League
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Detroit
Short
Ito
Ohio Cleaners
McClain Assee
V. Conkey
We Bailey
Lebold
Carpenter Howe
Poling
Ita
Arnold
Cumley
Arbaugh
Neumaker
Wolfe
Martin
McClain
Williams
George W. Rose
Geor
Rene Russell
H Campbell
Marcella Jones
Hilltop
Texaco
Marshall
Hurley
Doty i
Totes
E. Conkey
Hal V.conkey
Sli Flister
Giouster
Hood
Ohio
Wright
Blaker
Harbaugh
Cotter
Finsterwa
Kurtzman
Tif Grimes
Trace
Groveman
Leonard Funeral Home
jRidge
Ech O
McCraner
Griffith
Moetate
Richard
Tia
Andrews
Casto
Hardy
Hartman
Jones
Cas
Hollister
Logan Bowling Rose Speaker for Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Gordon with Logan Bowling Rose as speaker marking Kiwanis International 30th anniversary. Attendees included W. Hughes, H. Taylor, Rey Winkle, Dr W D Witham, Dan Kovach, Enron Grothe and Tenmac.
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Kiwanis Club
Glouster
Gordon
George W. Rose
Kiwanis International
United States
Canada
Hughes
H. Taylor
Rey A
Winkle
W. D. Witham
Dan Kovach
Enron Grothe
Tenmac
Glouster Tomcats Host Roseville Herg Friday Night
Glouster Tomcats will host Roseville's team in two basketball games Friday evening with reserve contests at 7:00 and the varsity at 8:15. The Chauncey teams are set for Tuesday of next week.
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Glouster
Glouster Tomcats
Roseville
Chauncey
J-T Varsity Beats Buchtel on Tuesday Evening
The GLOUSTER J-T Cardinals defeated Buchtel in both games on Tuesday night. R Kempton led J-T varsity with 14 points while Collins topped Buchtel with 10. In the reserves Mingus scored 9 for J-T and McKnight had 7 for Buchtel.
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R. Kempton
Mingus
Sven
L. Kempton
Beal
Hefken
Roman
Buchtel Shesky
Whitmore
Seese
White
Sressessee
Buchtel
T Darney
Turner
Rete O Edwards
J-T
Fight Results in Dayton and Indianapolis bouts
Willie Russell of Columbus KO'd Rob erts Sermonions of Chicago in the welterweight clash in Dayton Ohio. Gene Gudgill from Dayton knocked out Arnold Deer of Indianapolis in seven rounds.
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Dayton
Ohio
Willie Russell
Columbus
Roberts Sermonions
Chicago
Gene Gudgill
Arnold Deer
Indianapolis
Wood Favored Next to Nelson in Texas Open
Wood and Nelson are tipped as top contenders for the $5,000 Texas Open at Bracken Ridge. Nelson shows hot form with a 64 in tune-up rounds, while Wood, defending Open champion, shoots 69. Other strong challengers include Sarlayra, McSpaden, Penna, and Revolta. pundits call Revolta’s Tucson form not strong enough to threaten.
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San Antonio
Texas
Jtrailbirds
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Wood
Bracken‘ridge
Sarlayra
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Toney Penna
Johnny Revolta
Tucson
Eagan to push change in New York boxing judging
Lt. Col. Edward F. F. Eagan, head of the New York State Athletic Commission, proposed review of judging methods at the annual New York boxing writers dinner. He favors a point scoring system over the round by round method and plans meetings with referees judges and writers to consider alternatives. The discussion followed the controversial Zivic Arnold bout and NY’s stance against NBA affiliation.
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New York
Yourk
Edward FF
Eddie” Eagan
State Athletic Commission
EF Am
New York State
Yale
Colorado
Billy Arnold
Fritzie Zivie
Madison Square Garden
Zivic
Abe J. Greene
National Boxing Association
Greene
NBA
Benny Leonard
Maritime Service
High School Basketball Scores Report
Cuyahoga Falls 45 over Akron South and Cleveland East Tech 48 over Cleveland Central. Cleveland Holy Name 43 over Cleveland Rhodes 23. Cleveland East 37 over Cleveland Jollinwood 23. Oberlin 46 defeated Huron 34.
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Akron South
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveand Central
Cleveland Holy Name
Cleveland Rhodes
Cleveland East
Cleveland Jollinwood
Oberlin
Huron
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