SE District Court Tournament Opens Tonight with BoBrocats
The Southeastern District basketball tournament starts tonight at Ohio University with four first round games. Marietta, Logan, Portsmouth, Lancaster, Ironton, Jackson, Hillsboro, Gallipolis, New Boston, Chillicothe, Pomeroy, New Lexington, Greenfield, Sciotoville, Athens and Nelsonville compete to reach the state tournament. Greenfield McClain is the preseason favorite, while Athens and Nelsonville renew their familiar playoff clash Saturday.
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Mitch
Ohio University Gymnasium
Columbus
Marietta
Logan
Portsmouth
Lancaster
Ironton
Jackson
Hillsboro
Gallipolis
New Boston
Chillicothe
Pomeroy
New Lexington
Greenfield
Sciotoville
Athens
Nelsonville
Greenfield McClain
McClain
Calumbrue
Aquinas
Red Devils
Bulldogs
Greyhounds
Ashens
George Abraham
Harry Lackey
Lackey
Cecil McGlone
McGlone
Athens Court
Jack Enghe
Bob Wilson
College Basketball Scores Across Several Games
Vanderbilt defeated Mississippi State 46 to 36 while Alabama topped Louisiana State 51 to 25. Duke beat The Citadel 40 to 35 and North Carolina won 50 to 41. Georgia edged Mississippi 45 to 28. Wake Forest over Richmond 40 to 34. Tennessee 42 Florida 32. Maryland 48 Washington and Lee 30. Wooster 40 Oberlin 24. Waynesburg 48 Westminster 45.
Tourney Scores Across District Class A and B Games
Scores from multiple districts show Grove City and Uhrichsville posting wins while Mt. Vernon and Tiltonville suffer losses. Several Ohio teams including Campbell Memorial Dayton Cha nde and Cincinnati Hughes posted notable tallies in varied brackets.
Cubans Plug Cincinnati in Havana Postmark Ad
Havana mall posts a message reading Vea sugar al Cincinnati Marzo 22 23 24 meaning See Cincinnati play on March 22 23 and 24. The ad promotes the Cuban audience to attend the Cincinnati games.
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Havana
Cincinnati
Purdue Stars Take Two Places On All-Big Ten Team
Purdue guards Fred Beretta and Don Blanken earned first and second team spots on the United Press all conference list as Illinois star Bill Hapac set a new single game scoring record with 34 points. Northwestern’s Dick Klein and Wisconsin’s Gene Englund completed the first five.
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U.P
Purdue
United Press
Boilermakers
Fred Beretta
Don Blanken
Bill Hapac
Illinois
Blanken
Husky Dick Klein
Northwestern
Hapac
Gene Englund
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Dick Kleim
Don Carlson
Minnesota
Bill Menke
Indiana
Jim Rae
Michigan
Bob Dro
Colin Handlen
Beretta
Midwest
Big Ten
Menke
Doug Mills
Klein
England
Landis Ends 18 Years as Baseball Czar Today
Landis resigns from the federal bench to lead baseball for 18 years amid training camp hoopla. McKechnie predicts Whitey Moore will emerge a consistent winner for the Reds, while Frankie Putiak refuses a salary cut with the Indians.
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McKechnie
Moore
George Kirkley Belleair
Fla
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Black Sox
Federal Bench
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Tampa
U.2
Lloyd
Whitey) Moore
Tuscarawas County
Cincinnati Reds
Redleg
Buffalo
Pytlak
Armstrong Faces Garcia In Narrow World Title Bout
Henry Armstrong meets Ceferino Garcia in a 10 round title scrap at Gilmore Stadium with Garcia favored 5-6. Garcia weighs 153 pounds to Armstrong’s 141 and brings a potent bolo punch. A California only 10 round rule applies. winner advances toward the middleweight crown while Armstrong would relinquish title claims if beaten.
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Los Angeles
Henry Armstrong
Gilmore Stadium
Ceferino Garcia
Garcia
Hollywood
Butcher
Armstrong
George Parnassus
Glen Lee
Walter Wood
Fred Apostoli
California
New York
New York Commission
al Hostak
Seattle
Waterworks Project Urged By Glouster City Board
Glouster city board asks J. J. Morgan to prepare plans for a 20000 dollar waterworks project with a new reservoir, relaying weather exposed mains, and laying new lines. Officials say the existing reservoir needs repairs, but draining it endangers safety, making federal aid timely for jobs.
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Glouster City
Glouster
City Board of Public Affairs
J. J. Morgan
Columbus
WPA
Morgan
Shower Held for Mr and Mrs Brose Kytta in Redtown
A social shower honored the engaged couple Mr. and Mrs. Brose Kytta at the Redtown home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kytta. Attendees included A Neimi Una Korpela and daughter Helen Ed ward Kytta and children Charles Mackey and Thelma Felix Lin holm Ellen Matt Mack ey Gabe Perala John Johnson Brose Kytta Matt Kytta and children Emilie Buddy Urho Toivonen and sons Billy Ronald Hannah Kytta of Cleveland.
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Matt Kytta
Redtown
A. Neimi
Una Korpela
Helen
Edward Kytta
Charles Mackey
Thelma
Felix Linholm
Ellen
Matt Mackey
Gabe Perala
John Johnson
Emilie
Buddy
Urho Toivonen
Billy
Ronald
Hannah Kytta
Cleveland
Glouster Personal News Roundup Highlights Local Births Illnesses and Visits
Mrs C E Williams underwent major surgery at White Cross Hospital and is reported in satisfactory condition. The Max Martin group returned from Cincinnati after an Evangelism conference and met WLW Studio personnel. Miss Fay Lovett remains ill with pneumonia at home in Hollister, with several local visitors. Mr and Mrs Harry White announce the birth of daughter Susan Catherine born February 25. Other local social notes include visits by Charles Clayberger and Zern Cunningham in Bartlett.
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C. E. Williams
White Cross Hospital
Williams
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Mary Janchius
Herbert McDonald
Cincinati
Merle Rogers
Charles Rogers
Pennsylvania
Rogers
Church of Christ
WLW
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Ernest Markins
Fostoria
Amy Bethel
Hollister
City Hospital
Fay Lovett
J. H. Henshaw
H. H. Lovett
Warren
Dean Lovett
Grace Huffman
Ohio University
Athens
Robert Shaw
Columbus
Libby Wilson
Harry White
Catherine Woodruff
Cleveland
Susan Catherine
Kate Woodruff Cook
I. L. Falls
Bishopville
White
Glouster High School
Charles Clayberger
Zern Cunningham
Bartlett
Harry Glover
Catholic Action Guild Organized in Glouster
A group of 65 young people formed the Catholic Action Guild of Holy Cross Parish Glouster on February 26 with Father Yocke guiding as spiritual adviser. Officers include President Bob McCreanor and others. next meeting is March 13 in the church hall for all youths.
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Glouster
Bob McCreanor
Evelyn Deal
Mary Chute
Thelma Ley
Lewis McAllister
Anna Marie Wolf
Knox Beats Bresica In Ten Round Decision
Cleveland report Buddy Knox of Dayton defeated Argentina’s Jorge Bresica over ten rounds by a wide margin in a boxing bout yesterday.
Wooster Defends Mythical Court Titles With Oberlin Win
Wooster College coached by Mose Hole secured both the Ohio Conference and state wide titles after beating Oberlin 40 to 24. Dick Grenert led Wooster with 10 points, Frank Grenert added eight, as Wooster extended its conference winning streak to 34. Muskingum looms next in a key regional showdown.
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Muskies
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Muskie
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Frank Grenert
Lefevre
Scots
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Washington & Jefferson
Ohio State
Michigan
Wooster- Muskingum
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Indiana
Dukes Rank High Among Cage Kings
The Bobcats visit Duquesne in Pittsburgh as part of a pivotal schedule moment after a season start. Duquesne, riding a nine game win streak, features star Frankie Baumholtz with 350 points in 22 games, while Bill Trautwein’s squad eyes an upset against a top national team.
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Bobcat Bucketeers
White Plains
N. Y
University of Baltimore
Bobcats
Duquesne Dukes
Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson
Dayton
Duquesne
Indiana
Long Island University
Dukes
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Duquesne Quint
Trautwein
Frankie Baumholtz
Frank
Baumholtz
Carl Ott
Jimmy Snyder
Vern Deinzer
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