Nelsonville Defeats Amesville Quint 21-16
Nelsonville Greyhounds upset the Amesville team 21-16 after a stingy defense held the visitors to six field goals. Amesville, though fast, failed to attack the basket while Nelsonville relied on solid offense and good free throw shooting.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
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Hounds
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Scarlet and Gray
Ali Juniper
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Harris
Amenville
Adkins
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Tamesville
Var
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Smith Emwee
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Nelsonville Res Miller
Oakley
Rosser
Keeton
Knight
Johnson
Ane Weno
Amesville Res
Linacott
Robison
Balderson
Sedwick
Sonsocce
Columbus Girls Are Winners in Match
NELSONVILLE The Columbus City Hall Girls defeated the Eagles 2–1 at Hi Goodale Alleys in Columbus on Sunday. Helen Hunter led the Columbus team with 165 while teammates included Helen Monaco Frances Leeds Helen Cruse and L Solgard. Tony Pughline led the Eagles with 221 182 212 for 615 as Columbus treated the Eagles to lunch and the Eagles to a chicken dinner at the Eagles Home on North High Street.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
Columbus City Hall
Hi-Goodale
Columbus
Helen Hunter
Helen Monaco
Frances Leeds
Helen Cruse
L. Solgard
Tony Pughline
N. High St
Cline Funeral Held In Nelsonville
Funeral services for Thomas L. Cline were held at Warren Funeral Home in Nelsonville with Rev. W. P. Clark presiding. Burial at Greenlawn followed, with out-of-town relatives listed and Readings of Crossing the Bar during services.
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Nelsonville
Warren
Thomas L. Cline
W. P. Clark
Greenlawn
Clark
Lafe Cline
Blair
W. Va
George Cline
Kistler
Wiliam Pancake
Large Crowds Attend First Church Sunday
Nelsonville gathers over 225 worshippers at the Methodist Church on Sunday despite the storm. Dr. W P Clark will start a sermon series next Sunday on The Life of Christ with The Christ of Prophecy as the first topic. A church chart aids study as interest grows in both church school and Men’s Class. A chicken dinner is set for Wednesday February 1 from 5 to 7 PM.
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E. R. Heisel
Cincinnati
Knights of Pythias of
Ohio
Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Building
W. D. Mender
Wilbert Dean
Ed Bateman
Harry Wolfe
W. D. Wolfe
G. W. Pearce
Albert Barber
Roy Tomlinson
W. F. Powell
Fern Silcott
Clara Bateman
Neta Powers
Flossie Crawford
Cleo Whitmore
Methodist Church
W. P. Clark
Jesus
Mrs. Burton Dies Sunday in Morristown
Mrs. Alice Burton aged 47 died Sunday night at her Morristown home after a weeklong pneumonia illness. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Survived by husband James Burton and three children Raymond Walker Florence Stevens and Helen, plus three step children Goldie Jenkins Freda Smart and Clifford Burton, a sister Florence Lauderback and brothers Fred Harry and Clarence Banfield and Clifford Banfield.
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Alice Burton
Morristown
James Burton
Raymond Walker
Florence Stevens
Columbus
Helen
Goldie Jenkins
Blaine
Freda Smart
Chauncey
Clifford Burton
Florence Lauderback
Fred Banfield
Cleveland
Harry and
Clarence Banfield
Orbiston
Clifford Banfield
Nelsonville Social Notes Brings Jolly Gatherings And Births
Fifteen M. M. Club members enjoyed games and prizes at a Friday party hosted by Mrs. Lillian Silcott with Mrs. Freda Hellyer assisting. A February 10 birthday party is planned at Mrs. Gertrude Ray’s home. Birth announcements include Judith Ann born Jan 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Landis with grandparents listed, and James Edward born Jan 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Linton. CommunityCenter soup event set for Feb 2 by Doanville Church women.
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M. M. Club
Lillian Silcott
Freda Hellyer
Lucille Steenrod
Gen Hilleary
Gertrude Ray
Joe Landis
Thelma Brady
Judith Ann
Louretta Moore
Nelsonville
John Landis
Carbondale
William Huston
Cleveland
Paul Linton
James Edward
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Book Linton
W. P. Clark
Columbus
Ohio
Maxine Hall
George Abraham
Willard FE. Hall
Hall
White Cross Hospital
Catherine
Edith Lee
Lillian Stover
Don Solon
Newark
Robert Eddy
Ohio College Cage Quints Resume Play
Ohio State faces Minnesota as five Ohio colleges press for conference titles. Buckeyes atop the Big Ten tied for lead at 4–1 after a 52–25 win over Chicago. Wooster, Ashland, Case, and Wittenberg pursue Ohio Conference success with nine games slated. Chuckovits and Baumholtz pace scoring among key players.
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Ohio State
Wooster
Case
Ashland
Wittenberg
Ohio
Chicago
Jimmy Hull
John Carroll
Eagle
Trim Capital
Bowling Green
Bee Gee
Falcons
Jeff Carlin
Muskingum
New Concord
Springfield
Marietta
Wittenberg Cagers
Otterbein
Buckeye
Ohio U
Miami
Dutch Trautwein
Frankie Baumholtz
Oberlin
Hobart
Rochester
University of Akron
Zippers
Waynesburg
Glenville State
Toledo
de Sales
Ohio Wesleyan
Ashland and
Chuck Chuckovits
Rockets
Long Island
Nick Frascella
Baumholtz
Chuckovits
Harrison Wins Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Del Mar
E. J. Harrison, the Arkansas pro from Little Rock, captured the $3,000 Bing Crosby event at Rancho Santa Fe. He totaled 138 over 36 holes to win the individual pro prize of $500, finishing six under par. Horton Smith and Byron Nelson tied for second with 139.
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E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Arkansas
California
Bing Crosby
Little Rock
Ark
Rancho Santa Fe
Harrison
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Byron Nelson
Reading
Tough Brooklyn Kid Aims For Welter Title In 1943
Charles Redding, 17, of Barren Island Brooklyn, emerges as a rising welterweight prospect after a notable amateur ring career and a fast knockout of Tony Rizzuto. Promoter Vergeles describes him as a rugged fighter with potential to captivate the public and SEC scrutiny looms over promotional claims.
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Charles
Bucky) Redding
Securities Exchange Commission
Redding
Brooklyn
Tony Rizzuto
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Mickey Walker
Charlie Redding
Hercules) Vergeles
Wergeles
Vergeles
Johnny Stapleton
Charlie
Rizzuto
Sports Q and A items from The Athens Messenger
The notices present trivia style Q and A items including a Red Sox coach who was a Cubs catcher named Thomas Daly a five time world title challenger Jack Dempsey a Vander Meer brief mention and a submission request for readers to pose questions to the Sports Service Bureau at The Athens Messenger with a 38 cent reply stamp.
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Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Thomas Daniel Daly
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Georges Carpentier
Luis Firpo
Jack Sharkey
Johnny Vander Meer
Syracuse
Sports Service Bureau
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Racine Cagers Split Weekend Narrowly to Oak Hill and Franklin
Racine cagers won 38 to 14 against Oak Hill on Friday night and fell 26 to 24 to Franklin Furnace on Saturday. Letart Eighth Grade beat Racine Eighth Grade 16-8 while Chester Junior High defeated Racine Junior High 20-18 on Friday.
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Oak Hill
Franklin Furnace
Letart
Chester
Racine Junior High
Warner Quits Temple Post
Glenn Scobey Warner, 67, resigns after 44 years coaching major teams. Inventor of the Warner system and the hidden ball play, he leaves Temple University as head coach and says he may consider returning to Stanford as an advisory coach.
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Cal
U.P
Glenn Scobey
Pop
Warner
Temple University
Stanford University
Rome To Meet Pennsville Five In Athens County Clash
The Romans, undefeated for the title in the Athens County League, travel to Stewart Tuesday to face Pennsville. They seek revenge for their lone loss this season, suffered at Pennsville earlier this month. Pennsville, coached by Pal Butcher, features a rangy, hard to stop center and is viewed as Morgan County Class B’s strongest team. A Rome reserves game opens at 7 30.
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Husky
Pennsville
Stewart
Pal Butcher
Ohio University
Morgan County
Malta-McConnellville
Rome
Heavyweights In Europe Not Worth Much Says Boxing Czar
Jefferson Davis Dickson, Jr., Europe boxing czar, says no European heavyweight can challenge Joe Louis. He cites France’s Francis Jacques, England’s Len Harvey, Germany’s Walter Neusel, and top Algerian Marcel Cordon as Europe’s best, with Louis far superior.
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Paris
U.P
Europe
Joe Louis
Jefferson Davis Dickson, Jr
Louis
Dickson
Natchez
Miss
Tex Rickard
Francis Jacques
America
England
Len Harvey
Silight
Harvey
John Henry Lewis
Germany
Walter Neusel
Russia
Siberia
Marcel Cordon
York Youth Describes Life in Far West CCC Camp
James Sterling, a member of CCC at Camp No. 1510 in Butte Falls Oregon, writes home about a 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekday routine. He drives a forestry service truck, notes cold mornings requiring warm up time, and mentions nine inches of snow with good clothing provided. Mt Pitt towers loom above the camp.
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A. F. Sterling
James
CCC
Butte Falls
Oregon
Forestry Service
Mt. Pitt
Mrs J E Davidson visits Ozark kin and friends
Ruth Russell of Ozark Arkansas visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Russell along with relatives and friends during a local social sojourn.
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Nelsonville
J. E. Davidson
Ruth Russell
Ozark, Ark
Frank Russell
Hull Tops Big Ten Scoring As Buckeyes Lead Race
Ohio State captain Jimmy Hull scored 23 points against Chicago to seize the Big Ten scoring lead over Pick Dehner of Illinois and lift the Buckeyes into a first place tie with Minnesota. Minnesota fell to Notre Dame 55 33 as both teams eye upcoming clashes this weekend.
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Chicago
U.P
Jimmy Hull
Ohio State
Minnesota
Maroons
Gophers
Hull
Pick Dehner
Illinois
Bucks
Dehner
Midwest
Notre Dame
Irish
Big Ten
Gordon Addington
Johnny Kundla
Addington
Iowa
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