Bulldogs Aim to Maintain Home Win Streak Against Middleport
Athens High hosts Middleport in a midweek showdown as the Bulldogs seek to extend their unbeaten record on their home floor. Athens, coming off a Friday loss to Logan, relies on guard John Finsterwald and Tom Williams with Bill Poling and Jack Engh or Orland McPherson at forwards and Buddy Connett at center. Middleport has a 1–3 league mark with a sole win over Nelsonville, while Athens has converted 65 percent of its free throws except in two out of town losses.
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Athens High
Middleport
Athens
Logan
Bulldogs
Nelsonville
Harry Lackey
John Finsterwald
Tom Williams
Bill Poling
Jack Engh
Orland McPherson
Buddy Connett
Wellston
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Pauline Root
Eleanor Six
Robert Chapman
Rome
Amesville
Ames-Bern
Albany
McArthur
Zaleski
Little Generals
Wilkesville
Vinton Rueral Tigers
Vinetonians
Honor Roll of Rome High Is Announced
Rome High announces third six weeks honor roll led by Seniors with 35 percent of the class. Freshmen 25 percent, Sophomores 20 percent. Named: Seniors Lois Almashy Ruby Crippen Margaret Hayes Mary Jackson Helen Dalton Melvina Judson Elizabeth Morris Pauline Root Edward White Orin Wright. Juniors Virginia Crippen Dorothy Mace Doris Poston Eleanor Six Gail Steinmetz a Carsey Bob Shipley Richard Barnes Harold Miller Kathryn Downey. Freshmen Shirley Seaman Charles Ashcraft Bert Carpenter Robert Dalton Paul Dye Mary Eslocker Betty Jandes Jacquelin Mansfield Jean Poston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Steinmetz
A Carsey
Bob Shipley
Richard Barnes
Harold Miller
Kathryn Downey
Shirley Seaman
Charles Ashcraft
Bert Carpenter
Robert Dalton
Paul Dye
Mary Eslocker
Betty Jandes
Jacquelin Mansfield
Jean Poston
Carl Nessley
Department of Physical Education
Ohio University
Shade and Tuppers Plains Clash In Nonleague Tilt
Shade High hosts Tuppers Plains in the first of two nonleague games this week. Friday night Chauncey also plays here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Shade High
Tuppers Plains
Chauncey
Novikoff Roars In Cubs Arrival Aimed For Wrigley Field
Lou Novikoff the Cubs new outfielder is praised as a strong hitter with speed and power. The 27 year old from Glendale Arizona is described as a top right handed bat and fastest man on the club with a 41 homer season last year and a 368 average in prior minors.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Lou Lous
Novikoff
Stringer
Harry Heilmann
Billy Herman
Soo
Gerry Priddy
Western Associa
Angels
Ripper Collins
Cardinal
The
Seraphs
Glendale
Ariz
Boyle Heights
Lou Novikoff
Wrigley Field
Buddy Walker Wins Ten Round Knockout Victory
Buddy Walker the Columbus heavy defeated Al Delaney of Toronto over ten rounds in Baltimore keeping his two year record only blemished by a loss to Tony Shuceco. Walker weighed 191 pounds Delaney 191.
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Baltimore
Buddy Walker
Columbus
College Basketball Scores and Notable Overtime Upset
Minnesota routed Ohio State 93 to 43 in overtime. Alfred Holbrook led with 38 points while Tiffin 22 and Indiana beat Michigan 41 to 37. Stanford defeated Santa Clara 44 to 41. Upper Sandusky outscored Carey 36 to 26. Arcanum beat Monroe 32 to 27.
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Minnesota
Ohio State
Alfred Holbrook
Tiffin
Indiana
Michigan
Stanford
Santa Clara
High School
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Arcanum
Monroe
Bucks Fall To Gophers In Overtime Thriller
Ohio State Buckeyes drop an overtime decision to Minnesota 46 to 43 in Minneapolis. Dick Fisher scores 24 points tying the season high, lifting him to second in scoring. The Bucks, once atop the Big Ten, slip to fifth with three wins in five league games.
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Minneapolis
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Gophers
Bucks
Dick Fisher
Indiana
Bill Menke
Ohio
Kentucky Fan Thinks Reds Won't Be So Lucky in 1941
Delbert Evans of Lexington Kentucky writes a letter weighing the Cincinnati Reds on the chance of a third straight pennant. The piece blends opinion with numerology as the fan argues the team may fall short in 1941.
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Kentucky
Reds
John Frye
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Delbert Evans
Lexington
Reds Weathering 1940 Pennant Luck Weres Fire
Evans evaluates Reds prospects with talk of 1940 pennant luck and World Series triumphs. He notes Cards may start strong, Reds could lose their edge, and patterns around years ending in one. Detroit results haunt 1939 memories as October verdict looms.
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Reds
Billy) Southworth
Detroit
Cincinnati
Evans
Gabe
Breezing With Briez: Parker Derby Darts, Dempsey-Louis Preview
Eddie Briez reports Ace Parker will choose football or baseball in two weeks. Whirlaway slated for Kentucky Derby with Flamingo Stakes possible. Dempsey says he won’t corner Louis but backs Red to win if the bout lasts beyond three rounds. Fordham Tennessee logistics spark potential 1942 schedule shifts. Donovan or Braddock named referee for Archibald Jeffra bout in Washington February 18.
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New York
Ace Parker Willl
Miami
Whirlaway
Hialeah
Jack Dempsey
Red Burman
Joe Louis
Red
Dempsey
Jack
Fordham- Tennessee
Boston College
Fordham
Arthur Donovan
Jimmy Braddock
Joey Archibald
Harry Jeffra
Washington
Plant City grid adapts Clark Shaughnessy T formation
The Plant City Florida High School football team adopts a V-8 formation with an eight-man line and backs in a V behind the forwards. The item notes a tactical shift inspired by Clark Shaughnessy and references last year’s use of a V-8 formation.
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Plant City
Fla
Clark Shaughnessy
Republicans watching Democrats for a fumble in 1945
Franklin P. Adams notes that Republicans keep an eye on Democratic moves during the 1945 inaugural period. The item mentions King Levinsky selling cigarette lighters in Chicago and counters chatter about Charlie O'Rourke of Boston College, saying he hasn’t developed a big head despite papers claiming so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. Adams
New York Post
King Levinsky
Chicago
Charlie O'Rourke
Boston College
Englund Leads Wisconsin Scoring in Big Ten
The caption credits Gene Englund of Wisconsin as a leading Big Ten scorer while Keith Brehm of the Racine Journal-Times remarks Wisconsin hopes. The piece also notes the New York baseball writers’ choice of Bill Terry as the lead humor man, succeeding Weg Ferrell.
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Gene Englund
Wisconsin
Keith Brehm
Racecine Journal- Times
Englund
New York
Bill Terry
Weg Ferrell
McArthur Keeps Top Spot in Vinton County Cage Loop
McArthur Little Generals extend lead in varsity standings by crushing Richland. Vinton Two edges Hamden as Zaleski rises to third. in reserve, Vinton gains margin by beating Hamdonites. Wilkesville hosts Vinton Rural Tigers in a key county matchup with title implications.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Radcliff
Little Vinton County
McArthur Little Generals
Richland
Vinton Two
Hamden
Zaleski
Vinton
Hamdonites
Vinton Eos
Wilkesville Ween Enn
Zaleski Eonesus
Wilkesville Howonaw
Richland Ee
Richland Vinton
Chauncey Group To Meet At School Wednesday
Chauncey Dover school faculty employees and board members who organized a home talent schedule announce a meeting of Group No. 3 on Wednesday January 29 at 3 30 p m at the high school building. All members with surnames starting from S to Z are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Attendance Record Is Broken by Tlness
Chauncey nine year old Jackie Joe Savage, son of Mr and Mrs Ray mond Savage of Chauncey, was absent one and a half days due to mumps. A fourth grade pupil at Chauncey School, this marks his first four years of schooling with any absence.
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Chauncey
Jackie Joe
Raymond Savage
Chauncey School
Point Rock Personal And Social Mention
Local notes list residents and visitors in Dyeavile and Wilkesville. Activities include a Sunday school class party at Rev Russell Wolta’s home, trips by Emery Canade and others, NYA employment for several, a notary commission for D W Morris, and Legion auxiliary plans for a February 13 Valentine party.
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Point Rock
Dyeavile
Schoo
Russell Wolta
Wilkesville
Emery Canade
Columbus
Clarence Canode
Charles A. (Jock) Rife
Gerald Saxton
NYA
Middleport
Juanita Rife
Eliza George
Dyesville
Marcella Turner
George
Gomer Bowen
Ross Woodruff
D. W. Morris
Mattie Morris
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Gerald Collina
Chauncey Woman Returned Home After Foot Injury
Mrs Ollie Hillyer, who had been in a Marietta hospital for a week with an injured foot, was transported home to Chauncey Saturday by Stout's ambulance.
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Chauncey
Ollie Hillyer
Marietta
Stout
Miamisburg Leads State High Quints With 11 Straight Wins
Miamisburg tops Class A with 12 straight victories as Akron South trails with 11, led by Wyndel Gray. Ohio players shine, including Dick Shrider of Glenford and Roger Phillips of Cridersville, amid top teams like Middletown and New Philadelphia in the early 1941 rankings.
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Miamisburg
Columbus
U?p
Miami Valley
Farmington
Trumbull County
Akron South
Wyndel Gray
Gray
Farrell
Dayton Fairmount
Canton Timken
Springfield Township
Summit County
East Conneaut
Rowe
Southington
Dick Shrider
Glenford
Shrider
Auglaize County
Roger Phillips
Cridersville
New Knoxville
Dick Steward
Maria Mc
Rayner Greene
Middies
Springfield
Wildcats
Middletown
Norwood
Portsmouth
New Philadelphia
Clase Akings
Akron Hower
New Carlisle
Plattsburg
Greenfield McClain
Canton McKinley
Greenville
Washington Twp
Celina
Ashtabula
Martins Ferry
Fremont Ross
Columbus St. Charles
Canton
Township
Defiance
Newark
Grandview
Massillon
E. Conneaut Rowe
Leavitteburg
North Eaton
Malta-McConnelaville
Versailles
Canton St. John
Elmore
Fairfield
Columbiana County
Bay Village
Ottawa Hills
Jewett
Lorain
Clearview
Worthington
Windham
Lewisburg
Rio Grande
Waynesburg
Hanover
Yorkville
Johnston Hartford
Continental
Zanesville
St. Thomas
Smithfield
Bloomdale
South Charleston
Liberty
Huron
Waynessville
Waterloo
Franklin
Fredericktown
Beavertown
Marion St. Marys
Spring Valley
Canfield
Hoytville
Camden
Parkman
Ottawa Public
Vaughnsville
Rockbridge
Chauncey Magton Council 93 Euchre Night
Chauncey Magton Council No 93 sponsors a euchre party Friday night January 31 at 7 o'clock in the D of P Hall Millfield.
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Chauncey
Magton Council No. 93
P. Hall
Millfield
Chauncey Personal And Social Mention
Chauncey social notes record visits by Mr and Mrs Er nest Hanna and daughter Shirley of Lancaster to Chauncey hosts Mr and Mrs Clifford Saffel. Harold Brown and son Roger of Athena called on Mr and Mrs Harry Tope over Sunday. Christine Brown a Chauncey Dover schools vocal instructor is ill at home with mumps. Charles Bradfield Jr shows slight improvement from a broken hip.
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Chauncey
Ernest Hanna
Shirley
Lancaster
Clifford Saffel
Harold Brown
Roger
Athena
Harry Tope
Christine Brown
Chauncey- Dover
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Penn State Soccer Ends Eighth Straight Undefeated Season
Penn State soccer wrapped its eighth consecutive undefeated season with a win over Temple, finishing 61 games unbeaten in the streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Penn State
Temple
Lion Hooters
Carolyn Pico Guest Of Honor At Millfield Dinner
Mrs Louise Muzio hosted a Sunday dinner at Millfield in honor of Carolyn Pico who leaves soon for Ann Arbor Michigan Present were George Civille Gabriel Guerra and daughter Emile Garnet Pico Glouster Carolyn Guerra Lewis Muzio and daughters Lucy Ann and Delors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Louise Muzio
Millfield
Carolyn Pico
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mra
George Civille
Gabriel Guerra
Emile
Garnet Pico
Glouster
Carolyn
Joe Guerra
Lewis Muzio
Lucy Ann
Delors
Portland News Notes Recap of Local Obituaries and Visits
Mrs Basil Wilson dies in Spencer West Virginia at a hospital. Sam J Lee former lockmaster died after 21 years in the community. News notes include local people at a Racine basketball game, Belva Cox and family visits, Jason Adams recovering from a wrist injury, extended visit with children in Columbus, and movies at the Recreation Hall each Friday night.
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Portland
Basil Wilson
Spencer
W. Va
Fields
Racine
Bell Farm
Sydney Durst
Lucy Gibbs
Pomeroy
Jason Adama
Belva
Mable Ann Cox
Dana Browning
Perry Browning
Columbus
Sam J. Lee
Lock 17
Ida Price
Marshall Delaney
Ravenswood
Joe Smith
Bertram
L. C. Harris
Belpre
W. H. McKelvey
Charlies
Robert McKelvey
Lly
Apple Grove
O’reilley
South Webster
Faganrice
Recreation Hall
Joseph Cox
Jack Siders
Cecil Cox
Charleston
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George Geyer
Rome High
Cubs
By Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Athens City
Ohio Food Market
Wood
Manning
Gibson Wee Eene
Bob's Restaurant
Wilson Anew
R. Sams
N. Thomas
Hughes
Mathews Oil Co
Ridenour
Harmon
Haddox
Heck Sores
Horn Ae Eweewn
Jeutter Oil Co
Redington
Smith
Cokonougher
McBride
Wilson
Enee
Westfall
van Dyke
Warfield
M’bee
Gabe Paul
North Dakota
Chandler
Chase
Hunsicker
Eacateniemes Nas
Cornell
Bennet
Verity
Eseewe
Kneff
Eee
McWilliams
Young Wooewwe
LaHugh
Christy
Swank
Chesser
Young
Hawk
Nanna Wee Wwe
Enone
H. Beggs
Noble
Connor Ee
Tedrick ‘Kempton
McConkey
Miranda
McGraner
Childers Eee
Kimes Wee Een
Potter Weeenne
Ely Ower
K. Beggs
Webb Eee
Rutkoskie
Ashworth
Wolf
Brietz
By Eddie Brietz
OF Shoes and Ships
FTC
White Sox
Ted Lyons
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Francis Sutherland
Camp Stewart
Savannah
Yankee Stadium
Osage
Grapplers
Tlness
Lakewood
Shaker Heights
Bob
Bucky) Lynn
Leavittsburg
Fred Stanley
Mantua
Paris
McFarland Chev. Co
Athens, Ohio
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