MAC Brass Meets Today
The seven athletic directors of the Mid American Conference meet in Dayton today and Friday to discuss league problems. Ohio U set to designate Brandon T Grover as interim AD after Carroll Widdoes resignation. Lansing area golf note includes Elm Golf Course improvements. Deepest sympathies expressed for golf pro Don Finsterwald and his wife after their two day old son died in West Palm Beach Florida.
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Dayton
Mike Cary
Western Michigan
Carroll Widdoes
Brandon T. Grover
Ohio U
Grover
Bobcat
Don Finsterwald
Linda
West Palm Beach, Fia
Palmer Littler Lead Field At Milwaukee Open
Gary Player of South Africa and Ken Venturi head a 145-man field for the four day Milwaukee Open at North Hills Country Club. Palmer skips the event to prepare for the PGA Championship, while Littler withdraws due to a prior TV match commitment. The 6410 yard par 70 course stands in fine condition after light rain.
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Littler
Gary Player
South Africa
Milwaukee
Ken Venturi
North Hills Country Club
Palmer
PGA
Gold Nugget Wins Featured Pace At Scioto Downs
Gold Nugget won the featured pace at Scioto Downs in Columbus on a Wednesday night in 2006. The horse, owned by Harry Miller of Upper Sandusky, edged Sean's Mink and Betty Rock in a three horse photo finish, paying $11 for win, $9 for place and $2.40 for show.
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Columbus
Scioto ‘Downs
Harry Miller
Upper
Sandusky
Sean
Mink
Betty Rock
Jean
Calls For Split Grid Season In College Football
Birmingham article reports Alabama coach Paul Bryam advocating a split season with spring football games to attract fans and boost education funding through increased teachers’ salaries and school improvements under NCAA limits of 10 regular season games.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Paul Bryam
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Redbird Star Repeats RBI Triple To Tie Giants
Hitting-Bill White repeats his late heroics with an RBI triple as the Cardinals gain a lead. The hit ties the game against the Giants, placing White among the top performers for the inning.
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Bill White
Redbird
RBI
Cowboys Hit 465 Foot Home Run By Pat House
Pat House of Wyoming's Cowboys belted a 465 foot homer for a decisive victory over New Mexico. He collected three singles in his first 13 plate appearances as the Cowboys dominated.
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Laramie
Wyo
Pat House
Wyoming
Cowboys
New Mexico
U S Trackmen Face Britain After Germany Meet
The U S track team heads to London for a two day meet with Britain after beating West Germany 146 to 120 91 in Stuttgart. Injuries trim the squad as miler Jim Grelle and javelin John Fromm are scratched and Wilma Rudolph may miss remaining meets due to a leg pain. Paul Drayton remains sidelined with a muscle pull while pole vaulter John Veles recovers from a leg infection.
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Stuttgart
Germany
United States
London
Britain
Jumbo Jim Elliott
West Germany
Jim Grelle
John Fromm
U. S
Wilma Rudolph
Wikna
Dhe
Grelle
Fromm
Paul Drayton
John Velses
Bartzen Wins In Tourney at River Forest Club
The National Clay Courts tournament action at River Forest Tennis Club advances to quarterfinals after Wednesday rain delays. Bernard Tut Bartzen faces Chuck McKinley in a slated Sunday title match following the elimination of seeded foreign players.
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Chicago
Mexico
Ecuador
Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Chuck McKinley
River Forest
Athens Upsets Chauncey in Summer League Action
Athens defeats Chauncey 3-2 as the second half opens. Broadwell and Darwin lead Broadwell 9-0 and 8-1 over Stewart and Glouster. Amesville at Cutler game rained out with upcoming schedule: Amesville at Chauncey, Broadwell at Cutler, Darwin at Athens, Stewart at Glouster campus.
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Athens
Chauncey
Hawks
Broadwell
Darwin
Stewart
Glouster
Amesville
Cutler
Rebekah Lodge Pays Scout Support After Fourth of July
GLOUSTER Marcellite Rebekah Lodge met at IOOF Hall with Noble Grand Esther giving thanks to the Boy Scouts for tent use and help during the Fourth of July celebration. The lodge donated $10 to local scouts and $5 to the new Youth Center. Next meeting is July 28 with Mrs. N R Maxwell and Mrs. Francis McAllister on the social committee.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Noble Grand Esther
Boy Scouts
N. R. Maxwell
Francis McAllister
S00 Club Meets Glouster Dinner Winners Named
The 500 Club met at the Hotel Gordon for a 6:30 p.m. Tuesday dinner. Prizes were won by Miss Josephine Hedfelt, Mrs. Ed Ley and Mrs. Esta Haskins. Attendees included Mrs. Mildred Harrison of Steubenville, Ms. Earl Morris, Mrs. E. Vernon, Mrs. Esther Lamborn and Mrs. Albert Gordon.
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Glouster
500 Club
Hotel Gordon
Josephine Hedfelt
Ed Ley
Esta Haskins
Mildred Harrison
Steubenville
Earl Morris
E. Vernon
Esther Lamborn
Albert Gordon
Reading Club Outing At Glouster Library
The Summer Reading Club for fourth to sixth graders ended with a swimming party and a wiener roast at Burr Oak Lake. Children played games themed on famous American explorers and used maps of the United States with state stickers. Debby Zinn and Janet Sue Six won prizes for initiative.
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Glouster Library
Burr Oak Lake
United States
Church Classes Hold Picnic At Memorial Park
Loyal Daughters Class and Berean Class of the Church of Christ met Monday evening for a potluck picnic in Memorial Park. Attendees included Mrs. Evelyn Vernon and others, with guests Rev Allard Dennis Allard and Mr Harley Kittle. Next meeting set for Tuesday Aug 1 with a beach party and cook-out.
Schultz boy makes cross state trip for Florida visit
Tommy Schultz a 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Schultz of Jacksonville traveled 1250 miles by bus to spend vacation with his sister Mrs Roger Allen formerly Janice Schultz and family in Tavernier Fla. He will stay until early August when Mr and Mrs Allen and son Roger Jr will travel to Jacksonville to vacation with Mrs Allen's parents.
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Jacksonville
Tommy Schultz
Ralph Schultz
Roger Allen
Janice Schultz
Tavernier
Fla
Tommy
Glouster Methodist Church to close Bible School program
The Glouster Methodist Church will hold its closing Bible School program on Friday at 7 30 p.m. The public is invited.
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Glouster Methodist Church
Glouster Area Guests and Visits Share Summer Outings
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Gordon included Mrs. Evan Morgan and son Paul, and other families from Columbus. they picnicked at Lake Burr Oak then visited Mrs. Elizabeth on Main Street Glouster. Nearby families vacationed in Daytona Beach and Key West, while medical and military visits tied to Shaw AFB Sumter and St. Anthony Hospital Columbus.
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al Gordon
Evan Morgan
Paul
Robert Ding
Jill
Thelma Winster
Columbus
Lake Burr Oak
Elizabeth
Main St. Glouster
Phil Faires
Wayne
Ellen
Phillip
Daytona Beach
Key West
Fila
Marcia
Sprouse
St. Anthony Hospital
Dorothy Wood
Jack Price
Carl
Bob Shipley
St. Mary’s Lake
Ohio
Glouster
Jeff Morrison
Anderson
A. L. Morrison
Ann
Mrs. Gibson
Cincinnati
J. T. High School
Glouster Sailor Finishes Nine Weeks at Great Lakes
Glouster Navy man Richard R. Dalton, son of Mr and Mrs Orville Dailey of 16 Braun Street, Glouster, completes nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes. The boot camp ended with a full dress parade and review before top officers and civilian dignitaries.
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Glouster
Richard R. Dalton
Orville Dailey
Braun St. Glouster
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Til
Masonic Rites Planned for Donald Cook in Nelsonville
Glouster lodge members meet at 7 p.m. Thursday to travel to Nelsonville for memorial rites for Donald Cook of Murray City. Services set for 8 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home in Nelsonville.
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Glouster
Glouster Masonic Lodge
F&am
Nelsonville
Donald Cook
Murray City
Johnson
Downpour Delays District Eight Legion Clash Jackson Athens
A heavy rain halted the Jackson versus Athens District Eight American Legion game with a 0-0 score in the fifth. Pat Eddy and Carl Surrett pitched well for their teams as Athens leads in runners and hits. Logan and Lancaster play today at Lancaster.
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Dave Kempton McArthur
Ohio
American Legion
Jackson
Athens
Pat Eddy
Carl Surrett
Eddy
Surrett
Bannon
K. T. Crossen
Eddys
Paul
Pat
Bob Norris
Boyd Cornwell
Logan
Lancaster
Williams Signs with Denver Broncos
The Denver Broncos signed halfback Hal Williams after his college football career at Miami University Oxford. Williams joins the NFL team as a new back in the 1950s roster push.
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Denver
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Hal Williams
Miami University
Oxford
J E Ervin Dies At 80 In Glouster
J E Ervin 80 of Glouster Route 3 died Wednesday afternoon at Mount St Mary Hospital He was born in Dundas son of William and Clarisse Rankin Ervin and was a retired Pennsylvania Railroad worker Survived by sister Crilla Boyer Creola and a niece Mrs Carl Moody Dayton Arrangements by Norbert W Johnston funeral home
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Glouster
James E. Ervin
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Dundas
William and
Clarisse Rankin Ervin
Ervin Wes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crilla Boyer
Carl Moody
Dayton
Norbert
Glouster Band Boosters Plan Ice Cream Social
The Glouster High School band boosters met Tuesday to arrange an ice cream social on Depot Square in August with afternoon and evening sessions. They also discussed a band concert for the evening and further plans are in development.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Depot Square
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Lamar Jacobs
Minnesota Twins
Indianapolis Indians
Jacobs
American Association
Chet Goak
Larry Raines
Mike Cuellar
Joe Nossek
Charlotte
Nossek
Twins
Harry Barstow
Fetch
Elm
Albany
Scioto
Goldrberg
Freezer Supplies
Kordite Freeze Containers
Kordite
Ers, and Ltds
Glouster, Ohio
Ethyl
Certified Oil CO
U.S
Bartzen
D. McGille
Keirns
Reading Club
Wee Meg Barnsley and
The
Fairies
Debby Zinn
Janet Sue
Florida
Jackson County Fair
Big Boy
Green Bay Packers
Williams
J. E. Ervin
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Nellie
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