Pomeroy Hounds Eliminated as OHIO IN CAGE Ends Round
First round play in Class A and B ends with two SEC teams knocked out. Pomeroy Panthers, led by Williams and Nagle, lose to Portsmouth East 31 points by the pair. Middleport Yellow Jackets fall to Glenford Horde as Har ry Surface and Bruce Bingham sit with fouls. Athens High remains lone SEC survivor, needing two wins to reach the diadem while Jake White is ruled ineligible for reaching age twenty.
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Pomeroy
Panthers
SEC
An. Wananl Mecmuni
Ana
Bill Lehew
Charley
Phil Ohlinger
Lehew
Logan Way
Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Glenford Golden Horde
Jackets
Glenford
Harry Surface
Bruce Bingham
Perry County
Glen Mursey
Athens High
Hillsboro
Washington
Jake White
Ohio
Pennsylvania
H. D. Emschler
OHSAA
White
Bobcats Honor Senior Duo in Final Home Showdown
Ken Walters and Bob Brandle, the senior stars of Ohio University, close their careers tonight as the Bobcats host the Butler Bulldogs at 8 oclock. Walters scored 15 in a 54 52 win over Western Reserve and Brandle anchors the defense alongside guard Harry Gordon.
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Kenny Walters
Bob Brandle
Ohio University
Bobcat
Butler Bulldogs
Walters
Bobcats
Western Reserve
Brandle
Chillicothe
Harry Gordon
Ohio
Bob Dickey
Bulldogs
Lancaster Star
Indianapolis
Dickey
Dutch Trautwein
Butler
Wayne
Trautwein
Dick Shrider
Red Cats
Mark Wylie
Gordon
Ralph “Buckshot” O'Brien
Jerry Cranny
John Barrowcliff
Charley Maas
Herod Toon
Bobkittens
Officials Harold Rolph Vernin and Burgett praised for season
The writer lauds Harold Rolph Tom Vernin and Bob Burgett for officiating quality this year, though notes some foul-calling excesses in several games. Few coaches complained, largely from teams that advanced in the first round. Greenfield, which was forced to
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Harold Rolph
Tom Vernin
Bob Burgett
Greenfield
Cage Games Collegiate Matchups Across Five States
Michigan faces Ohio State and Indiana meets Purdue in Big Ten style at several campuses. Nonconference pairings include Findlay visiting Bowling Green and Detroit challenging Bradley. Cornell hosts Columbia while Dartmouth goes to Yale. College teams from Kenyon to Capital, Providence to Holy Cross, and Saint Mary’s to Santa Clara fill the schedule along with Virginia at VMI, Lawrence Tech at DePaul, and Richmond at Randolph-Macon.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Indiana
Purdue
Findlay
Bowling Green
Detroit
Bradley
Cornell
Columbia
Dartmouth
Yale
Kenyon
Capital Providence
Holy Cross
St. Mary’s
Santa Clara
Virginia
VMI
Lawrence Tech
DePaul
Richmond
Rand-Macon
Midget Exhibition Benefits Ravenswood Community
Ravenswood hosts an Eastern Midgets show organized by Amos Yates to raise funds for new team jackets. The two hour event features razzle dazzle passing and split Midget teams plus a game against the local eighth graders who have only one prior loss this season to Ripley.
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Ravenswood
Amos Yates
New Martinsville
Ripley
Guy Mullinex
Ray Ritchie
Kenneth Rowley
John Eddie Leeson
Bill Johnson
John E. Woodyard
Bill Carmichael
Pete Carmichael
Charles Crites
Lucian Hughes
Jack Neff
Bobcat squads to be feted after final game of season
Ohio University will honor its basketball teams at a 6:30 p.m. banquet in Howard Hall after tonight's 8 o'clock game with Butler to end a 23 game schedule. About 60 guests including President Dr. John C. Baker and Athletic Director Don C. Peden will attend.
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Ohio University
Butler
Howard Hall
John C. Baker
Don C. Peden
Ames-Bern Tops Rio in Tourney Narrow win advances to semifinals
Ames-Bern cagers overcame Rio Grande 44 37 in the Class B sectional, rallying 17 points in the fourth quarter to erase a six point third period deficit. Jer ry McKinley led with 15 points and Cecil Bailey added 12 as Rio battled to the end. Crooksville defeated Rutland 62 35 in the other first round game as Don Morrison scored 19 for the Ceramics.
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Logan
Ames-Bern
Crooksville
Rutland
Meigs County
Athens County
Buchtel
Rio Grande
Rio
Jerry McKinley
Athens
Cecil Bailey
Jim Karr
Red Devils
Balges
Don Morrison
Pob Feriks
Lon
Don Klouckadoo
Kramer to Stay Amateur in 1947
Jack Kramer, tennis ace from Los Angeles, plans to compete in major world championships in 1947 before quitting amateur ranks. He aims for the National Outdoor title, Wimbledon, and U S Davis Cup defense, then will support his growing Kramer family.
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New York
Jack Kramer
America
Los Angeles
United States
Kramer
Sam
Australia
Jeeps Acquire Bears Star Bernie Mehen in NBL Deal
The Toledo Jeeps of the National Basketball League have bought six foot four inch forward Bernie Mehen from the Youngstown Bears. Mehen, a Wheeling West Virginia native, played college basketball at the University of Tennessee. Purchase price was not announced.
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Youngstown
Toledo Jeeps
National Basketball League
Bernie Mehen
Youngstown Bears
Mehen
Wheeling
W.va
University of Tennessee
Scots honor coach Hole as home season ends
Wooster College cager coach E M Hole will be honored tomorrow night when the Scots close their home season against Ohio Wesleyan. The student paper is sponsoring the extra ceremonies.
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Wooster
Wooster College
E. M. Hole
Scots
Ohio Wesleyan
Tourney Scores From Athens Logan and Games Schedule
In the CLASS A first round at Athens OU Gym Hillsboro beat Washington 50 33 Portsmouth East defeated Pomeroy 47 39 Greenfield won over Nelsonville 57 31. CLASS B at Logan High Crooksville 62 Rutland 35. Second round upper bracket Ames Bern 44 Rio Grande 37. Thursday games at Ohio U Gym Ironton Chillicothe 6 pm Portsmouth Marietta 7 pm Athens Hillsboro 8 pm Portsmouth East Greenfield 9 pm. At Logan High Cadmus Crooksville 9:30 pm Corning Rockbridge 7 pm McArthur Glenford 8 15 pm.
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Athens
Hillsboro
Washington
Portsmouth East
Pomeroy
Greenfield
Nelsonville
Logan High School
Crooksville
Rutland
Ames-Bern
Rio Grande
Ohio U
Ironton
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Marietta
Logan High
Southeastern Ohio
Dixon
Eomns
White
Humphries
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Wood
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Fick
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Bob Brown
Parks
Oxen Dwase
Woods
Elberfeld
UBL
Wcancacesinn
Shaw
Cordes
Wiseman
Coleman
Gwae
Penn
Southeast Ohio Class A Tourney Opens With Lopsided Wins
Portsmouth East defeated Pomeroy 47 39 led by Lee Williams and Regis Nagle who scored 31 points combined. Hillsboro beat Washington 50 33 as Jenike and Humphries led a second half surge. Greenfield overwhelmed Nelsonville 57 31 behind Al Uhl with 21 points and Jim Shaw adding 15.
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Curiea Washington
ScioLlo County
Greenfield
Nelsonville
Lee Williams
Husky Regis Nagle
Portsmouth East
Pomeroy
East
Weagle
Panthers
Portsmouth
Williams
Nagle
Charley Slack
Phil Ohlinger
Hillsboro
Washington
Senators
Scioto County
Bill Jacks
Ken Humphries
Bill Jenike
Lyle Brothers
Jim
Owen
Jenike
Humphries
Bob Askins
Lancaster
al Uhl
Jim Shaw
Bob Parks
Uhl
Shaw
Hounds
Don Elberfeld
Dayton to Add Pilosine as Line Coach Under Gavin
Athletic director Harry C. Baujan announced Danny Pilosine, Cleveland Heights High School coach, will serve as line coach under University of Dayton head football coach Joe Gavin. The appointment was disclosed yesterday.
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Pilosine
Dayton
Danny Pilosine
Cleveland Heights
Joe Gavin
University of Dayton
Harry C. Baujan
NervetonE advertised as a doctor's formula
An advertisement hawks NERVETONE as a doctor's formula for jitters, nervous days, and sleepless nights. It urges readers to ask their druggist for NERVETONE today.
McKee Drugs Leads Bowling Standings and High Scores
McKee Drugs tops the bowling standings at 13 8 619 with strong team marks. Haffner and Hall post top single and three game scores while Auto Keysort and McKee Drugs share high team totals, reflecting a tight league race.
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Heck Plumbing
McKee Drugs
McBee Cy
Mathews Oil
Ford Hack
Barbers Service
Haffner
Barber’s Service
Hall
McKee
Boxing results from coast to coast across multiple fights
The AP reported several boxing outcomes: Gus Lesnevich knocked out Billy Fox in New York in 10 rounds. Jerry McSwain outpointed Jess Hall in San Diego. Art Bethea defeated Bob Birch in Baltimore. Jackie Maddon outpointed Johnny Corbett in Norwich. Charley Babcock stopped Irish Dan Crimmins in Augusta. Jerry Pittro and Tommy Bryan drew in Indianapolis. Tommy Campbell outpointed Billy McCray in Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside
N. J
Billy Fox
Philadelphia
San Diego
Calif
Jerry McSwain
Anaheim
Jess Hall
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Art Bethea
Washington
D. C
Bobby Birch
Norwich
Conn
Jackie Maddox
Hartford
Johnny Corbett
Branford
Augusta
Charley Babcock
Bangor
Dan Crimmins
Boston
Indianapolis
Jerry Pittro
Chicago
Tommy Bryan
Drew
Ommy Campbell
Rock Island
Ill
Billy McCray
Cleveland
Nelsonville Speaker Outlines Education Bill At Club
Earl Freeman of the high school faculty spoke for the Hyperion Club on the Daniels-Cramer Bill to raise state aid to the school foundation program and enable teacher wage increases. The club urged legislative action and paid tribute to the late Mrs. J. M. Hyde with readings and remarks.
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Nelsonville
Earl Freeman
Hyperion Club
William M. George
J. M. Hyde
Julius Fischer
C. G. Pritchard
Isle of
L. E. Evans
Joe Davis
Mrs. Calentine Summoned to Cleveland for Brother’s Illness
Mrs. Henry Calentine travels with daughters Margie Rosser and Alice Karns to Cleveland due to the serious illness of her brother Clyde Ayers, a former local resident. The trio were seen departing from Nelsonville for the journey to Cleveland and Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Henry Calentine
Cleveland
Clyde Ayers
Calentine
Columbus
Margie Rosser
Alice Karns
Annual Congregation Conference Scheduled
Nelsonville reports the First Presbyterian Church will hold its annual congregational meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the church social rooms. A dinner will precede the meeting.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Loyal Workers Class Party at First Methodist Church
Loyal Workers class of the Methodist Church will entertain Martha class Mizpah class Golden Rule class and Retta Howe class at a party in the church social rooms on Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Workers
The
Methodist Church
Martha
Mizpah
Golden Rule
Retta Howe
First Methodist Church
Elks to Name Officers At Session Tuesday
Nelsonville Elks lodge to nominate officers for the ensuing year at 8 p m Tuesday. Initiation and refreshments will follow according to secretary Carlos Ogg.
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Elks
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Lodge of Elks
Carlos Ogg
Pastor schedules week of meetings at Connett Methodist Church
The Rev. Phyllis Lemaster, pastor of Connett Methodist Church in Nelsonville, announced a series of 7:30 p.m. meetings from March 3 to March 9. Speakers include J. N. Lakin on Monday, Charles Caffrey on Tuesday, Charles Hook on Wednesday, Carol Chesher on Thursday, and Opal Reese on Friday, with Saturday and Sunday sessions also planned.
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Nelsonville
Phyllis Lemaster
Connett Methodist Church
J. N. Lakin
Charles Caffrey
Charles Hook
Carol Chesher
Opal Reese
Pythian Meet Slated in Nelsonville
The Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters will be entertained Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Myrtle Linscott in Nelsonville by the group’s members and guests.
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Nelsonville
Chiefs
Pythian Sisters
Myrtle Linscott
Auxiliary Meeting Planned at Nelsonville Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Legion building. A potluck lunch will be served after the session.
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Nelsonville
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Building
Community Notes From NEW STRAITSVILLE Gatherings and Dates
The Star Sewing Circle met at Mrs. George Hoodlet’s home February 26 with 12 members. Prizes went to Iy Dishon high, Bertha Truax second, Bell Kirkley low. Attendees included Mae Lines Mary Winefordner Arma Pierce Lena Grandy Nell Orndorf Betty Orndorf Minnie Strawn Myrtle Wallace and the hostess. Refreshments served. Several residents listed as ill visiting relatives and birthdays noted. March 12 installation planned for Auxiliary of American Legion Post 510 with entertainment committee and refreshments.
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New Straitsville
Star Sewing Circle
George Hoodlet
Sy Dishon
Iy Dishon
Bertha Truax
Bell Kirkley
Low
Mae Lines
Mary Winefordner
Arma Pierce
Lena Grandy
Nell Orndorf
Betty Orndorf
Minnie Strawn
Myrtle Wallace
Cecelia Evans
Ruth Dailey
Wheeling
W. Va
Onadell Wilson
Wssccs
Herbert Graddy
Plains
Molly Beattie
Sandra Devol
Jerry Martin
Willa Walters
Patty Thompson
Tommy Lewis
Frankie Wagner
Barbara Smith
David Peart
Norma Lang
Annabell Lang
Rena Miller
Bobby Joe Forester
David Miller
Gene Lang
James Rodgers
Ronnie Walker
Warren Wheeler
Susan Beattie
Lyn Allen Roberts
Loretta Vincent
Mildred Beattie
Grace Leake
Gertrude Mills
Barberton
Ohio
Main St
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Hall
Logan
Ford Frasure
Gerald Tharpe
Hemlock
Hutchinson Named Coach for Columbus Club in AA
Ira Hutchinson, former Major League pitcher, signed as coach and aide to Manager Hal Anderson of the Columbus Baseball Club in the American Association. President Al Banister said the 35-year-old Hutchinson will help develop young pitchers and may serve in relief roles.
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Hutchinson
Columbus
Ira Hutchinson
Hal Anderson
Columbus Baseball Club
American Association
al Banister
Red Birds
Auto Licenses Go on Sale March 10
Nelsonville deputy registrar Ed C. Evans announced that 1947 automobile license tags go on sale March 10 at his office in the Bus Station Public Square. Tags must be displayed by April 1, with the office open daily and evenings except Sunday. Duplicate plates will be issued for the first time since 1942, and front and rear tags are required. Certificates of title must be presented when applying for new tags. Evans attended a district registrar meeting in Marietta for updates on license regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ed C. Evans
Public Square
Evans
Marietta
Survivors May Enter Claims for Vets Pay
Relatives of deceased World War II veterans in the Nelsonville area may file survivors claims for unused leave through Floyd Brown American Legion service officer. Claims by widow children or parents require death certificate and discharge copy. Terminal leave pay deadline Sept 1 1947. Brown offers assistance and will notarize filings.
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Nelsonville
Floyd Brown
American Legion
Brown
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