UAS Host to Cincinnati Saturday Night in Athens
Fullerton introduces a miscellany of sports notes from across colleges and leagues. Features recount boxing schooling schemes in Pittsburgh, a New Hampshire scorer who trains on pie, and varied anecdotes about universities such as Muhlenberg and LSU. The column touches boxing education, hockey and ice skating guides, and quirky political sports trivia.
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Athens Messenger
OHIO
UAS
Cincinnati
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Fritsie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Fritzi
Rasy
Pie Freda White
University of New Hampshire
Howard Millard
Decatur, Ii
Decatur
Muhlenberg College
Michigan State
Indiana
Lew Saban
Billy Hillenbrand
Calcutta
India
American Bowling Congress
Long Island U. Basketballers
Cuba
Cornell
Local High School and College Basketball Scores
Ashland Kentucky beat Portsmouth 48 to 46 in a close high school game. Toledo Libbey edged Toledo Waite 44 to 40. Toledo University defeated the Naval Separation Center 60 to 45. Wayne Indiana General Electric won 58 to 55 over Defiance. Akron triumphed 72 to 49 against Muskingum. Cincinnati pummeled Wilmington 74 to 39. Amumption Canada posted 67 against John Pennelke.
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Ashland
Portsmoath
Toledo
Libbey
Waite
Oltf0
College
Teledo
Naval Separation Center
Wayne
Ind
General. Electric
Defiance
Akron
Muskingum
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Amumption
Canada
John Pesenltke
Athens County Cage League Meeting Notice
The next meeting of the Girl Scouts will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock in Athens County Cage League.
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Athens Co
Cage League
Rutland Quintet Defeats Glouster High 54 to 43
Rutland high school beat Glouster High 54 to 43 as Kurtzman led Rutland with 22 points and E Nelson added 14. Glouster’s Zimmer scored 11 and Glouster’s team plans bake sale proceeds at Vernon’s Electric Shop, with 35 members present at the American Legion building.
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Reg Glouster
Girl
Jet Glouster
American Legion
Rutland
Kurtzman
Giouster
Vernon
Zimmer
Black Eyes
Rutland B. Nelson
Susan Patrol J
E. Nelson
Glouster Personal News Highlights Local Military Discharge and Travel
John Hoon was discharged from the Army at Camp Atterbury and is now at home in Jacksonville. W R Keyes and wife left for the Canal Zone with train to New Orleans and a plane from there. Betty McAfoose of Dayton visited her parents, while June Vincent from Millfield stayed with her uncle Elza Moody's family near Chesterhill during Moody’s business trip in Columbus.
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John
Jack) Hoon
Camp Atterbury
Jacksonville
W. R. Keyes
Canal Zone
New Orleans
Keyes
Gatun Locks
Betty McAfoose
Dayton
T. D. McAfoose
June Vincent
Millfield
Mrs. Elza Moody
Chesterhill
Mr. Moody
Columbus
Open House for Morris Golden Anniversary Plan
Mr and Mrs Elza B Morris invite neighbors and friends to call from 2 to 5 pm Sunday to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their home.
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Glouster
Elza B. Morris
Thompson receives discharge and plans Akron return
S Sgt James F Thompson arrived at his parents Akron home after a 16 month France service. He flew from Paris to Washington and was discharged at Indiantown Gap. He will attend Akron University in February and the Thompsons formerly lived in Trimble Township.
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Glouster
James F. Thompson
F. P. Thompson
Akron
Paris
Washington
Indiantown Gap
France
Akron University
Thompsons
Trimble Township
Akron Zippers Hold Third in Ohio Conference Race
Akron University’s Zippers boast most victories in the Ohio Conference but sit third behind undefeated Otterbein and Toledo. Frank Wahl led Akron past Muskingum 72-39, marking 12th win in 13 starts and 23rd straight home victory. Kukura scored 11 in the first half as Muskingum’s top scorer was limited. Cincinnati topped Wilmington 74-39 while John Carroll lost 67-58 in Windsor Canada. Toledo Naval Center defeated Toledo Rockets 60-43. Defiance fell to Fort Wayne 58-55.
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Akron University
Zippers
Otterbein
Toledo
Akron
Comfortace
Muskingum
Zips
Muskies
Frank Wahl
Larry
Kukura
Buckeye
University of Cincinnati
Wilmington
Cincy
Wilmingtons
Cincinnati
John Carroll
Cleveland
Windsor
Canada
Assumption College
Toledo Naval Separation Center
Defiance
Fort Wayne
Albion Tops Alma In Low Scoring Game
Albion defeated Alma 64 to 47 in a regional college basketball contest. Depauw led Butler 49 to 45 as the game concluded. Great Lakes faced Chanute Field with a 53 to 42 result in the same matchup.
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Albion
Alma
Depauw
Butler
Great Lakes
Chanute Field
Gamwell Bros Take Bowling Series Narrow Victory
Gamwell Bros win a three game bowling series over Jonas Insurance at Hemsleys. Individual totals include A Gamwell 463 and F Harry 7390 across 3 games. Jonas Insurance totals 1977 led by Hemsley 474 and Fade 388. The Punks also beat the Sheiks in a three game set with D Stahl 413 and Bailey 441 leading for the Punks, while Collins 313 and Jennings 382 led the Sheiks. The winners swept three straight games in each series.
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Glouster
Gamwell Bros
Jonas Insurance
Aday
Hemsleys
A. Gamwell
R. Brown
F. Harry
Turner
J. McAllister
Jones Insurance
Dennison
Bryan
F.i Hemsley
C. Fade
Plan K of P Lodge Meeting Monday
GLOUSTER K of P Lodge will hold a regular meeting Monday evening at 7 o'clock. The District Deputy will be present and inspect the lodge. After the inspection refreshments will be served.
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Glouster—K
P. Lodge
Return From South Trip Sparks Family Visit
Harley Kittle of this city and his brother Floyd of Pittsburgh returned home this week from an extended trip through the southern states. They stopped over several days at Silver Springs Florida to visit a sister, Oster, who lives there.
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Glouster
Harley Kittle
Floyd
Pittsburgh
Silver Springs
Fla
Oster
Bobcats Edge Bearcats Height May Trouble ON
Ohio University Bobcats aim for their ninth win at home after a 4-7 start. Bearcats, led by Ray Farnham, counter with height and a veteran lineup including Bill Westerfield and Harold Larrabee. The teams share Kentucky and Dayton clashes as coach Trautwein declines predictions while steering a 15-man squad through drills.
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Bearcats
Ray Farnham
Bobcats
Ohio College
Rhinelanders
Wilmington
College
Ada
Marietta College
St. John's
Bowling Green
Bill Westerfield
Fort Warren
Ice
Ralph Sayre
Sayre
Harold Kinsley
Marietta
Tom O'Brien
Harry Lamb
Jim Calabria
Kenny Walters
Miller
Dickey
Russ Gregg
Brandle
Kentucky
University of Dayton
Wildcats
Dayton Flyers
Trautwein
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Rusty Alibi
Harry Rabenhorst
Louisiana State
Tigers
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Rabenhorst
Harry Gilmer
Art Goodfellow
Ernie Lanigan
Pastor Present
Schuster
Carpenter & N. Lancaster
Watkins
Ernest R. Parks
Logan
Marlboro
Burnett
Glouster Girl Scouts
Susan Patrol
Vernons Electric Shop
Rutland Quintet Downs Glouster High
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Frankel
Coral .Gables
Frank Frankel
Texas Oil Man
Glouster — Loyal Women's Class
Church of Christ
Charles Swartz
Broad St
Hollister
Hollister High School
Newark Owens Corning
Smith
Republic Ave
Rome-Canaan
Rhode Island
Holy Cavey
Beshara
Jross
Fydoski
Fairmont
W. Va
Ames-Bern Rt
Hravel
Washington and Jefferson
Kentucky Wesleyan
Centre
Woods
Central Mieyan
Michigan
D. Jago
Wrerewend
Morris
Mesecher
Hallowell
McPherson
McKinley
F Bailey
A. Jago
G - Pierce
Ames-Bern Bailey
Lee A. Jago
L. White
Bryson
Lengyle
Ames-Bern Pierce
Ewe Mesecher
C. Hallowell
g_ Bryson
Stack
Jones
Andrews
Woodgerd
Bolin
Bern Wood
Fan McPherson
F Morris
McKiffley
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tom Ston
Mavy
Carrier
Enterprise
ARMY
Bene
Tom
Cadets
iGamwell
Punks
Mickle
Tire and Access. CO
Athens, Ohlo
Dimas
Ralph McDaniel
America
Fraternal Order Eagles
Hartley
Athens
Phil Hallman
Ohio University Bobcats
Lal Cour
Lhe Vimciuuall Dalal
Big Boys
Bob Dickey
Bee Gees
Fizz” Miller
Bob Brandie
Fale
Hightman
Kyle
Clifford
O. U
Ohio U. Gym
H. S
George L. Smith
Sinclair Refining Company
Carsey Brothers
Sinclair Dealers
Carpenter and Grosvenor Sts
Athens, Ohio
Sinclairize
Sinclair
Sinclair H C
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