Athens Bulldogs Seek SE Title Hope In Wells Clash
Coach Charlie Bolin leads Athens against Wells tonight in a pivotal Southeast League game. Wellston’s 130 129 loss Tuesday drops the Rockets to second, keeping Athens and Logan tied for first. The Bulldogs must play sharp defense to challenge the Rockets for the top spot.
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Paul Brickman
Charlie Bolin
Athens Bulldogs
Wellstonight
Wellsn Rockets
Wellston
Rockets
Ath
Logan
Nors
Bulldogs
Wells
Onight
Wellston Eas
Ralph Bellamy
Ack
Red
Lamy
Harold Hutcin
Bolin
Bob Mills
Normsey
Grant Ferguson
Jackine
Tad Grover
Ay Dunfee
Will Jer Cavanaugh
Bobcats Face Possible Lineup Change for Otterbein Clash
Ohio University basketball schedules a revised starting lineup as three regulars may be unavailable for the visit to Wellston Otterbein. Coach Trautwein hopes Mackey and Ines, plus Bruce Moorehead or Brandle, could join the trip, with alternative guard and forward options in play.
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Asc
W. J. Trautwein
Ohioniversity
Otterbein
Vesterville
Ree
Bobcat
Bruce Moorehead
Brandle Twins
Trautwein
Ackey
East Liv
Mackey
Ines
College and High School Basketball Scores Reported
Muskingum 78 Rio Grande 24. Wilberforce 62 Winston-Salem Teachers College 35. Great Lakes 58 Western Michigan 48. Wabash 40 Indiana State 35. Camp Atterbury 71 Camp Atterbury Air Base 45. Central Normal 55 Franklin 38. Oklahoma A and M 66 Arkansas 41. Wayne 38 Blanchester 82 Ripley 45 Aberdeen 21. Lima St Johns 36 Lima St Rose 25. Lima St Gerard 41 Marion St Marys 38.
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Muskingum
Rio Grande
Wilberforce
Winston-Salem
Teachers College
Great Lakes
Western Michigan
Wabash
Indiana State
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Camp Atterbury Air Base
Middleport 5 Stay Unbeaten In League Win
Middleport 57 Gallia Bears 33 improves Middleport to six straight league victories in the Ohio Valley League as Walters scores 14 points to lead the victors. Pomeroy falls 35 23 to Gallipolis Eagles led by Sheets with 10 points. Worley a former Athens HS center noted for the Bears.
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Middleport
Meigs County
Gallia County
Pomeroy
Gallia Eagles
Gallia Bears
Pomeroy-Eagles
Gallipolis
Middleport-Bears
Grueser
Sheets
Eagles
Walters
Krodel
Worley
Bears
Athens High School
Wilberforce Muskingum Win Big Against Racers and Reds
Wilberforce extended its undefeated run by crushing Winston-Salem Teachers College 62-35. Bill Shields led with 27 points, pushing his tally to 155 in five games. Muskingum defeated Rio Grande 78-24 behind Bill Weitelman’s 17 points as the Muskies held a 38-14 halftime lead.
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Wilberforce
Winston-Salem
N. C
Teachers’ College
Little Rio Grande
Muskingum
Bill Shields
Shields
Bill Weitelman
Muskies
Casey Stengel Resigns as Braves Manager in Boston
Boston AP report notes Casey Stengel resigns as manager of the Boston Braves. President Bob Quinn and three new directors, Joe Maney Guido Rugo and Louis Perini, accept the resignation and plan to invest for a new leadership era with financial backing to hire players. Speculation on successors includes Bucky Harris Charley Grimm Gabby Hartnett Del Baker and Muddy Ruel.
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Casey Stengel
Braves
Boston
Charles Dillon
Casey) Stengel
Boston Revesimate Club
Stengel
Glendale
Cal
Bob Quinn
Quinn
Joe Maney
Guido Rugo
Louis Perini
Bucky Harris
Charley Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
del Baker
Muddy Ruel
Outdoor Writers to sample beaver and buffalo meat menu
The Outdoor Writers Association of America holds its conservation conference in Columbus on February 21 to 23 with discussions by leading authorities and a menu featuring beaver tails and buffalo steak. Canadian night February 21 and Lake Erie winter fish conclude the dining highlights.
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Columbus
Outdoor Writers’ Association of America
Canadian Outfitters Association
Lake Erie
U. S. Wildlife Bison Range
Montana
OWAA
Phog Allen backs 12 foot baskets and dunking ideas
The report outlines Dr. Phog Allen of Kansas U advocating higher goals and experimental setups including 12 foot baskets and a six foot margin for under the basket play. He cites drills with tall players to study arcing the ball. The piece also recalls Dodgers staffers and a playful quip about Cadets at West Point with coaching anecdotes.
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New York
Phog Allen
Kansas
Phog
Allen
Dodger
Paul Amen
Army
Dodgers
West Point
Leo Durocher
Amen
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Mr and Mrs Charles Leffler have been ill with influenza for two weeks at their Chauncey home. George Shafer in Beaumont was slightly improved. Mrs Genevieve Tucker and son Preston Dow The Plains visited Chauncey this week. Mrs Mabel Sisson Trimble and Mrs Myrtle Matheny Cleveland assist in Millfield for Mrs Eliz beth Robinett whose condition is slightly improved.
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Charles Leffler
Chauncey
George Shafer
Beaumont
Genevieve Tucker
Preston Dow
the Plains
Ray Tucker
Lara Tucker
Mabel Sisson
Trimble
Myrtle Matheny
Cleveland
Millfield
Elizabeth Robinett
Cleveland Golden Gloves Opens With Record Crowds and Knockouts
The 16th annual Golden Gloves in Cleveland opened with 4,596 fans, the highest first night crowd since 1930, and a net gate of 5700. Knockouts averaged one in every three bouts as two rings return tonight to seed Northeastern Ohio AAU contenders for semi finals next Tuesday. Final title matches set for a week from tonight.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dover District Church Services Listed for Sunday
Dover district churches announce Sunday services with schedules for multiple denominations. Church School times, worship services, and evangelist or pastor in charge are provided for the Church of Christ, Methodist, Church of God, Holiness, Seventh Day Adventist, Millfield Church of Christ, and The Plains Nazarene, with superintendent and youth meeting leaders named.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Methodist
Thomas Buckley
Church of God
Howard Pennell
Alfred Cain
Young People's Service
Flo Kelzenburg
Clarence Way
Holiness Church
Andrew McKinney
Ray Pidcock
Myrtle Simpson
Young People's Meeting
Seventh Day Adventist
E. W. Lockado
Charles Domberg
Millfield
Ida Hill
Glaze Thompson
Nazarene
the Plains
Carrie Channel
Frank Noel
Christ Church Sunday Schedule Announced
CHAUNCEY the Church of Christ parish outlines Sunday events with Gilbert Courtney speaking in Trimble at 9 30 a m Taylor Ridge 10 30 a m Chauncey 7 p m Glaze Thompson speaks Greens Run 9 30 a m Millfield 10 30 a m Trimble 7 p m The Chauncey 10 30 a m worship service is led by the youth and the evening service serves servicemen and their families.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Glaze Thompson
Greens Run
Millfield
Chauncey Church
Zion Zaleski Church Services Announced
Rev. Guss Graham of the Free Will Baptist Charge announces Zion Church Lower Plains Sunday School at 9 30 a m with reorganization to follow Prayer service and Bible Study on Wednesday at 7 p m At Zaleski Church prayer service Saturday 7 p m Sunday School Sunday at 2 p m and prayer service at 3 p m
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Chauncey
Guss Graham
Free Will Baptist Charge
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Zaleski Church
Names of All Dover Soldiers Are Sought
Citizens urged to report Chauncey or Dover Township youths in service not on the Honor Roll. Call or write Mrs. Pearl Henry, secretary, Chauncey, announced by Mayor W. D. Hines, chairman of the honor roll organization at Main and Converse Streets corner.
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Chauncey Or
Dover Township
Main and
Converse Sts
Pearl Henry
W. D. Hines
Higgins Funeral to be in Columbus
Funeral services for Mrs. Lorinda Higgins sister of Mrs. Joseph Thompson will be held Saturday morning at the Cook and Swi Chapel in Columbus. The body will be taken to Hamden for burial. She leaves three daughters two sons three brothers and two sisters. Mr and Mrs Thompson are in Columbus to attend the funeral.
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Chauncey
Lorinda Higgins
Joseph Thompson
May Ave
Columbus
Cook and
Swi
Hamden
Higgins
Helen Driscoll
Dorothy McKenzie
Bertha Kell
Everett
Robert
John
Elmer
Fred Byers
Iva Beltz
Myrtle Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Neil Sycks Home From Camp McCain
Mrs. Eva Sycks of New Lexington and her son Cpl. Neil B. Sycks were guests in Millfield on furlough from Camp McCain Mississippi. Cpl. Sycks has served for months and upon return was transferred to Fort Jackson South Carolina with the Signal Corps.
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Chauncey
Eva Sycks
New Lexington
Cpl
Neil B. Sycks
Camp McCain
Miss
Clarence Sisson
Millfield
Sycks
Manayers
Fort Jackson
N. C
Signal Corps
Chauncey Captain Erle Bridgewater Jr. in North Ireland
Chauncey Captain Erle Bridgewater Jr. who left for overseas on December 26 is now in North Ireland, according to word received by his parents Mr and Mrs Erle Bridgewater Chauncey. His wife Virginia is at her mother Mrs Viola Sanders in Athens.
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Chauncey
Capt
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Overseas
North
Ireland
Erle Bridgewater
Virginia
Viola Sanders
Athens
McKinney to Preach at Pilgrim Church in Stewart
Andrew McKinney of Morristown Church will preach Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Stewart. He will also play trap drums and provide vocal and instrumental music. Ray Pidcock is pastor of Morrstown and Stewart churches.
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Chauncey
Andrew McKinney
Morristown
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Stewart
Ray Pidcock
Morrstown
Chauncey and Dover Meet J-T Teams Tonight
Chauncey and Dover basketball squads face the J-T teams at 7 o clock in Jacksonville. The game headlines a local rivalry with competitive matchups expected across both boys and girls programs.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
J-T
Jacksonville
Garden Club Meets Chauncey in January Session
Mrs Thelma Lin Scott to host The Plains Garden Club January meeting at 7 30 PM. The report notes outfielder Ken Williams of the St Louis Browns had one hit in each of the five games prior to August 2 1922.
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Thelma Linscott
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Plains Garden Club
Ken Williams
St Louis Browns
Gilmore High Pulls Off Upset Over Blacks in Close Clash
Point Pleasant, W Va. Gilmore High School of Sandyville defeated the Big Blacks 28 to 27 in a fast game. Critchfield led Sandyville with 13 points, Blake added 10, Martin 14 for Point Pleasant, and Kenny Rose hit key late shots. Moore and Miller were out for induction physicals.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Gilmore High School
Sandyville
Big Blacks
Critchfield
Blake
Foglesong
Emerick
Gerlach
Kenny
Martin
Kenny Rose
Tommy Rose
Campbell
Artin
Kenneth Moore
Bobby Miller
Huntington
Moore
Miller
Ravenswood
Howard Foglesong
Rick
Visitors
Racine Defeats Wahama 35 to 22 in Basketball Clash
Racine tops Wahama 35 22 with Roush scoring 9 and Grimm 10 as Racine leads from the first quarter. Wahama’s reserves fall 23 20 in a separate contest.
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Racine
Wahama
Roush
Grimm
Jack Is 6-5 Choice Over Sam Angott
NEW YORK AP They clash in a 10 round lightweight title bout at Madison Square Garden with over 860 percent of a $70 000 gate. Beau Jack from Georgia favored despite two champions in same division with Sam Angott from Washington Pennsylvania Louisville Kentucky noted for his scatty style. 16 000 fans expected.
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NEW York
Sammy Angott
Beau Jack
NBA
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Dack
Trexler Tops AA Hurlers
Jim Trexler of the Indianapolis Indians led the American Association with 19 victories and a 2.14 ERA after 219 innings in 29 games. He allowed 77 runs, 840 batters faced, 207 hits, and 103 strikeouts. Fred LeFebvre of Minneapolis followed with a 2.22 ERA and 12 wins. Jack Kramer of Toledo led by winning percentage at .800 with eight wins and two losses and pitched the league’s only no hitter.
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Jim Trexler
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Wilfred LeFebvre
Minneapolis
Trexler
Jack Kramer
Toledo
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