Favorites Advance In District Cage Tourney
Athens Greenfield New Lexington and Chillicothe joined Friday night’s victors in the Southeastern District Class A basketball tournament quarter finals after Saturday wins. The field reduces to four on Friday with matches Marietta versus Lancaster and Jackson versus Gallipolis plus Chillicothe versus New Lexington and Greenfield versus Athens.
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Chillicothe
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Lancaster
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Gallipolis
State Class A Champions Upset as McClain Dominates
Greenfield McClain, led by Bob Miller with 25 points, crushed Sciotoville 56-34 as New Lexington and Pomeroy had a tight 33-26 tilt. Athens beat Nelsonville 34-17, Chillicothe overwhelmed New Boston 34-13, with McClain expected to win the title after the rout.
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Panthers
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Sciotoville
Chillicothe
New Boston
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Nelsonville
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McClain Quint
Bob Miller
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Miller
Eldon Newland
Nets
Don Grate
Bill Bahner
Perry County
Ken Walters
Bobby Harbrecht
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Harold Stout
Dick West
Os Newland
Dnee
R. Miller
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Martin
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Purdue Illinois clash to settle Big Ten title race
Purdue travels to Champaign to face Illinois with an undisputed title in reach if Hapac stops Illinois. A Purdue win could clinch alone or force ties depending on Ohio State and Indiana results. Other games include Northwestern Iowa Michigan Minnesota Chicago Wisconsin.
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Pace Favored Over Salica To Crown Bantam Champion
Georgie Pace the Cleveland Negro is a 7 5 favorite to beat Lou Salica of New York at Maple Leaf Gardens and unify the bantamweight title. Both weighed near 118 pounds as Pace bids to add a world crown recognized by the NBA and Ontario Commission. Promoter Jack Corcoran expects about 10 000 fans and a 15000 dollar gate.
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City League Schedule at High School Nightly Matchups
Tuesday schedule lists Mt. Zion against Battery C at 7 p m Athens High Faculty meets Hills Shoes at 8 p m and Standard Oil faces Buckeye at 9 p m in the city league event at the high school.
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Chauncey Girl Breaks Arm After Fall on Ellis Ave
Ellen Mullins a 15 year old Chauncey resident sustained a fractured left arm in a Friday fall on Ellis Avenue sidewalk. The injury is described as a double fracture in two places. Nearby notes mention Chauncey and district playoff context with Rittman, Loudonville, and Toledo Class A updates.
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Georgia
Ellen Mullins
Clarence Mullins
Ellis Ave
Rittman
Loudonville
Ashland
Toledo
Bobcats Bow To W U Flyers Close Season In Dayton
Ohio University's Bobcats, 18-1 after another double defeat weekend, fell 49-46 to Washington and Jefferson. They trailed 28-26 at halftime and went cold in the second half, then faced Dayton Wednesday to close the season. Led by Jimmy Snyder, they mounted a late rally but could not overcome the eight minute field-goal drought.
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Bobcats
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Washington and Jefferson
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Ohio College Court Season Nearing Close
Ohio college basketball winds down with four games this week. Only Ohio State at Indiana affects standings as Purdue eyes a loss to Illinois. Wooster leads both statewide and Ohio Conference. Ohio U. sits fourth after losses to Duquesne and W and J. Toledo second, Bowling Green third. Baumholtz leads scorers with 370 points in 24 games. Gerber of Toledo has 339. De Sales faces Calvin Tuesday.
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Indian Squad Buckles Down For Spring Training Start
The Cleveland Indians opened spring training in Fort Myers with 35 players present. Four holdouts and knee surgery victim Oscar Grimes were absent. new outfielders Clarence Campbell and Del Jones impressed early, while Walter Peckinpaugh Jr. arrived as a free agent prospect. Manager Oscar Vitt targets a Friday first regular game.
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U.R
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Allen
Willis Hudlin
Frank Pytlak
Oscar Grimes
Jeff Heath
Clarence Campbell
New Orleans
del Jones
Cedar Rapids
Walter Peckinpaugh, Jr
Oscar Vitt
Seabiscuit Sets a New Money-Winning Record
Seabiscuit, guided by jockey Johnny Pollard, wins the Santa Anita Handicap to push his career earnings to 437 730, surpassing Sun Beau as the all-time money winner. A crowd of 75 000 to 80 000 roars as the comeback horse defies leg injuries and retirement.
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Henry McLemore
LOS Angeles
Santa Anita
Seabiscuit
Sun Beau
Biscuit
Johnny Pollard
Gamecock
Charles
Howard
Reds Complete roster with Riggs arrival in camp
Cincinnati Reds open full drills in Tampa as Lew Riggs joins the camp after flu delay. Manager Bill McKechnie lauds rookie flashes and predicts most newcomers will start against the Dodgers with Jim Turner joining the pitching staff as a starter.
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Fla
U.P
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Lew Riggs
Redleg
Bill McKechnie
Dodgers
Dover Republicans Meet in Chauncey Tuesday
Dover Township Republicans plan a 7 30 p m gathering at Chauncey Grade School led by Earl Tarleton. They will elect officers and discuss adopting the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs constitution. All Dover Township Republicans are invited.
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Revival Service Draws Large Crowds at The Plains Nazarene
The Plains Nazarene Church in Chauncey hosts revival meetings led by Rev and Mrs David Mackey of Montpelier Indiana. Sunday School attendance on March 3 reached 111 with 24 in the Young Married Womens Class taught by Mrs Stella Darnell. The couple entertained with drinking glasses and plan to use them again at Tuesday night service. A dramatization of the song Looking For That Stone is planned for tonight. The church pastor is Rev Ray Close.
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Chauncey
Plains Nazarene Church
David Mackey
Montpelier
Ind
Stella Darnell
Rev
Ray Close
Albany Rural Social and Personal Notes
Albany residents share funeral attendance for Ed Gilham in Columbus. Local families visit and host others, with notes on hospital recovery and church services. Various residents from Athens and surrounding areas spend weekends with relatives and friends.
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Chauncey District Social and Personal
Chauncey residents hosted weekend visitors from Hebron Lancaster Piqua Columbus Vere Ridge and Athens as families attended Sunday services and visited relatives. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Cass Mr and Mrs James Rankin Earl Tarleton and families.
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Henry Cass
Hebron
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
James Rankin
James Jr
Lancaster
Peter Rankin
Earl Tarleton
Tommy
Jimmy
Caldwell
E. C. Tarleton
Delbert Butler
Henry McMahen
Chauncey-Dover
Harvey McMahen
Piqua
George Williamson
Jo Ann
George Jr
Columbus
James Williamson
Dane Oborne
E. L. Bingman
Vere Ridge
Hal Osborne
Harry Noble
Athens
Henry Osborne
Mill St
Dover Pastor Speaks at Hebron Church of Christ Dinner
Rev. Gilbert Courtney was guest speaker last Wednesday night at a Brother hood dinner at Hebron Church of Christ. He spoke on the brotherhood work. A quartet with Mrs Elma Cass as accompanist performed. Courtney will keynote a Missionary service and dinner in Broad St Church of Christ Columbus on Thursday night March 7.
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Gilbert Courtney
Hebron Church of Christ
Hazel Lahugh
Helen Courtney
Charles Bradfield
Henry Cassang
Elma Cass
Courtney
Broad St
Church of Christ, Columbus
Birthday Anniversary Noted for Mrs Naomi Mullins at Chauncey
Celebration marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs Naomi Mullins in Chauncey. A family dinner at her Ellis Avenue home Sunday featured Phyllis Mullins preparing and serving the meal. Attendees included Vaughn Droz Ruth Mullins George Mullins Clarence Mullins and families.
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Chauncey
Naomi Mullins
Ellis Ave
Phyllis Mullins
Vaughn Droz
Ruth Mullins
George Mullins
Clarence Mullins
Canvassers Report Loyalty Campaign At Chauncey
Canvassers in Chauncey report 45 participants making 106 personal calls with 271 attendees at Trimble Church the largest attendance and Chauncey showing the biggest attendance rise.
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Church of Christ
Trimble Church
Ames Bern Glouster and Glenford win Class B games
Saturday’s Class B sectional at Logan High School saw Ames Bern defeat Oak Hill 24 to 23 while Glouster beat Bidwell 51 to 25 and Glenford routed McArthur 58 to 23. Highlights include Ames Bern and Oak Hill trading late free throws and Glenford’s 25 point Dick Shrider performance.
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Robinson
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