Bee Gees Have Best Won-Lost Record in NIT Tourney
Ohio colleges dominate 1946 hoops standings as Bowling Green and Ohio State vie for national titles. The Bee Gees lead state in win percentage and will play at Madison Square Garden in the National Invitational Tournament, while Ohio State represents district four in the NIAA event. Baldwin Wallace, Akron, and Wittenberg also figure in close title races amid a dense Ohio Conference table.
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New York
Marrison Square Garden
Ohio OT —— State
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Bowling Green
Ohio State
Akron
Wittenberg
Ohio
Baldwin Wallace
Zippers
Zips
Lutherans
Johnny Chayers
Baldwin-Wallace
Baldwin- Wallace
Capital
Toledo
Baldwin-Wal
Ohio Univ
iFindlay
Otterbein
Western R
Mt. Union
Oberlin
Muskingum
Miami
Hiram
Defiance
Kent State
Ashland
Wesleyan
Ohio Northern
Cincinnati
Wooster
Cedarville
Marietta
Wilberforce
John Carroll
Rio Grande
Heidelberg
Dayton
Xavier
Bluffton
Fenn
Case
Wilmington
Denison
Kenyon
FENAL
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Wilmington A
Plenty of Upsets in Tourney
Columbus report notes a crowded state basketball path with 187 teams left in Ohio class A and B titles. Defending class B champs Northridge Strasburg Copley Waynesburg Attica New Knoxville remain, while Middletown and Canton McKinley press toward regional play as Port Clinton disrupts undefeated teams.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cantor, Township
Norwalk
Chillicothe
Canton Township
Canton McKinley
Portsmouth
Port Clinton
Middletown
Hamilton Catholic
Dayton
Greenville
Miamisburg
Middies
Osborn
Catholic
Dayton Dunbar
Bellevue
Northridge
Strasburg
Copley
Waynesburg
Attica
New Knoxville
Lykens
Berlin
Canton McHinley
Massillon
Laser
Ashville
Marion St. Mary
Worthridge
Columbiana
Sandusky St. Mary
Free Methodists Begin Revival Services in Redtown
The Free Methodist Church at Redtown opened a series of old time revival services Monday evening March 4 at 7 00 led by Evangelist Rev J A Snyder of Columbus. Services will continue each evening until further notice.
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Glouster
Free Methodist Church
Redtown
J. A. Snyder
Columbus
Rogers Memorial Sunday School Class Meeting at Church
The GLOUSTER-A Rogers Memorial Sunday School Class will meet Thursday at 7 30 in the Methodist Church. All current and former members are invited. A short program will be presented and refreshments served.
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Glouster
Rogers Memorial
Methodist Church
Bowel Cleanser ERB-HELP Promises Quick Health Turnaround
An advertisement claims ERB HELP with 12 herbs thoroughly cleanses bowels and body, ending headaches pimples and rheumatic pains. It says users feel entirely different, with benefits to stomach gas liver and kidneys. Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville sell it.
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Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts
Storts Tops Perry County League Scorers
Bob Storts of Little Moxahaia High School led Perry County League scoring with 317 points in league play and 166 in non league action for a 483 point season. The senior pivot uses a sharp hook shot to lead his team and attract college attention. He has been nominated for All Ohio and will receive a trophy for outscoring all league players.
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Little Moxahaia High School
Bob Storts
Perry County
Bob
Mrs Bailey Ill at Home Cared for by Sisters
Mrs Bailey seriously ill at her home being cared for by her sister Mrs Walter McDivitt and Mrs Albert Zimmer. Bailey works in Mutual Store shoe department. Needle Club to meet at Miss Ollie Brookins home in Millfield Wednesday night. United States waterfowl population rose from 27 million in 1934 to 120 million in spring 1943.
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Bailey
Ann Bailey
Walter McDivitt
Albert Zimmer
Mutual Store Shoe Department
Needle Club
Chauncey
Millfield
Ollie Brookins
United States
More Dough Boys Turned Away by Baseball Bosses
Major league camps opened with a holdout wave as at least 45 players remained unsigned including stars from Dodgers Cardinals Browns and Yankees plus players from every club except Red Sox and Reds The list names Dixie Walker Pete Reiser Marty Mazion Whitey Kurowski Vern Stephens Dick Siebert Frank Hayes Ernie Bonham and others across the NL and AL indicating a broad push for higher pay and free agent leverage.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Pete Reiser
St. Louis Cardinals
Marty Mazion
Whitey Kurowski
Browns
Vern Stephens
Dick Siebert
Cleveland
Frank Hayes
New York Yankees
Ernie Bonham
Mrs. Viola Howard Hosts Millfield Ladies Aid
Mrs Viola Howard hosted the monthly Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ in Millfield on Friday night.1 The meeting featured a business session led by president Hazel Earich, devotions by Mabel Smith, group singing, a mystery package prize to Mamie Chadwell, and a name contest won by Mabel Smith. Patty Howard played piano and Norma and Peggy Binns sang a duet. The April gathering will be at Mrs Earichs home. Refreshments were served.
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Chauncey
Viola Howard
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Earich
Celia Boudinot
Hazel Earich
Ella Byers
Elizabeth Robinett
Mabel Smith
Goldie Corwin
Marmle Chadwell
Norma Binns
Pegey Binns
Patty Howard
Variety Show at Chauncey Dover High School
Chauncey Dover high school plans its annual variety show in the high school auditorium at 8 o clock Wednesday night. The music department presents a varied program with skits and both new and old song hits. A large audience is expected.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Revival Services Begin at The Plains Church of the Nazarene
Revival services started Monday night in The Plains Church of the Nazarene led by pastor Rev J N Lakin with evangelist Rev Russell Bowman Columbus and the Dickerson sisters Logan in charge of music. Services begin nightly at 7 15 with Beulah Robinson of Chauncey seriously ill at home assisted by Hazel Kuhn and Lucille Glass. Mary Dew and Lizzie Harvey of Chauncey hosted a chicken dinner in Athens. Ladies Aid quilting at Chauncey Methodist Church set for Thursday with all members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Plains Church of the Nazarene
J. N. Lakin
Russell Bowman
Columbus
Dickerson Sisters
Logan
Beulah Robinson
Jacobs Ave
Hazel Kuhn
Amesville
Lucille Glass
Mary Dew
Lizzie Harvey
Wilma Kranyik
Athens
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Fellowship Supper at Trimble Methodist Church
Fellowship supper of Trimble Methodist Church will be held Wednesday night at the church. Members and friends are invited to attend and bring a dish. A worship service will follow and Pastor Rev. Charles Caffrey will outline revival plans starting Monday, March 11.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Loyal Women's Class Meets Wednesday at Chauncey
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ Chauncey will gather Wednesday at Mrs Inez Nyes High Street home. A noon dinner followed by a business meeting and program led by Mrs Martha Shafer is planned. Chauncey businessman L A Gooding remains seriously ill at home in Trimble after two months in a Columbus hospital.
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Loyal Women's Class
Church of Christ
Inez Nye
High St. Pat
Luck
Martha Shafer
L. A. Gooding
Trimble
Columbus
Earl Johnson
Radio Highlights Loom Large As Hooper Tops Poll
New York radio scene shows Fibber McGee and Molly leading Hooper program poll with 30.4 percent, Hope at 29.8, Charlee McCarthy third, then Skelton and Radio Theater. NBC dominates the top ten with comedy. Burns and Allen and Jack Benny among early leaders. Chauncey opens marshal applications. broadcast listings mix with ceremonial notes and local events.
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New York
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Hooper
Bob Hope
Hope
Charlee McCarthy
Rei Skelton
The
Radio Theater
Bing Crosby
Jack Benny
Screen Guild
Fred Allen
Jack Haley
Guild
NBC
Bowes
Burns and Allen
Hop to Probe Mex Loop Jumping
Fullerton surveys sports notes and obscure training camp memories from 1929 to 1930. He highlights Danville Illinois cardinal training, Syracuse Bradenton ties, and Marge Davis bowling runs. Mentions Spike Dixon free throw study, Argentina joining baseball congress program, Annapolis track and NCAA basketball trips.
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Spike Dixon
Marquette U
Spike
Argentina
National Baseball Congress
Army
Navy
Annapolis
Hank Thompson
Delaware
Harvard
Wyndel Gray
N.C.A
Chandler Says No Automatic Bans For Outlaw League Players
Commissioner Happy Chandler plans a broad review of Latin American baseball defections to the outlaw Mexican league. He says no rule automatically suspends players who compete against ineligible peers, and reinstatement decisions will be case by case after inquiries in Havana with Clark Griffith and Acosta. Players who left to play outlaw ball during wartime face no reinstatement chances.
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Gayle
Mexico
Chandler
Havana
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Merito
Acosta
Big Year Ahead for Minor League Baseball Leader Predicts banner season in American Association
President H. Roy Hamey forecast 1946 as a landmark year for the minors as he begins spring training visits. He will inspect teams in Florida and Texas, starting with Indianapolis in Deland and Kansas City at Lake Wales, then Louisville, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Columbus, Milwaukee, and Toledo at various sites.
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Columbus
H. Roy Hamey
American Association
Hamey
Florida
Indianapolis
More Solicitors Named for Trimble Red Cross Drive
Mrs. Lowell Burnell, chairman, adds six solicitors to Trimble Township efforts Mrs. Robert Morris Mrs. Loyal Morris Mrs. Glenn McDonald Mrs. Mary Robinson Mrs. Harold Hickman and Mrs. Lola Gillett. Supplies for the canvass are available at Dr Burnell's office corner High St and Republic Ave. Workers report the drive has begun and is progressing satisfactorily.
Service Men Visit Glouster Area Family Updates
Glouster area service men spend time with relatives. Sg t Foster Price just completed a three month furlough and has re enlisted for Panama duty with his wife and son Harry Lee. His father Andrew Price and brother John Price, recently discharged, will relocate to Boston. Robert Talbert, discharged from Indiantown Gap after three years in service, plans Otterbein pre medical study and summer with his mother in Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Foster Price
Andrew Price
Toledo
Foster
Harry Lee
Panama
John Price
Boston
Mass
Edna McNabb
Robert Talbert
Jacksonville
Indiantown Gap
France
Germany
Bob
Otterbein University
Frank Talbert
Jacksorsville
War Shrine Bids Requested for Ohio Memorial Forest
Bids are being received for a shrine in Ohio Memorial Forest near Ashland County to honor Ohioans who died in World War II. Mrs. L M Kinsey of Akron leads the project for the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs and says the shrine will keep permanent serviceman records. Memorial acres cost 25 dollars each and will be marked on a map inside the shrine.
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Cleveland
Ohio Memorial Forest
L. M. Kinsey
Akron
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Memorial Forest
Ashland County
Missionary Society Meets Sunday Morning in Glouster
The Baptist Missionary Society met during the Sunday forenoon service with Mrs. Ethele Riley as president and Mrs. Ora Viney as pianist. Echoes from a Rendville sub district convention were shared by the president, and a devotional program led by Miss Bevla Morris featured hymns, Scripture, solos, duets and readings by society members. The next meeting set for March 21 at Mrs Rose Williams’s home. Revival at Nelsonville closes March 3 after starting earlier in March at Wesleyan Methodist Church.
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Thomas Morris
Jesus
Betty Harding
God
Ethel Riley
Helen Leach
Christ
Rose Williams
Effie T. Brown
Stars Basket Happy After 145-72 Win
The Athens All-Stars routed Athens West Siders 145 to 72 as Wamsley led with 43 points and Schuler added 36. Green and Biggins contributed 18 and 17 for the losers, while Pedigo Strickland Carpenter and others filled gaps.
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Athens All-Stars
Basket-Happy
Athens West Siders
Wamsley
Schuler
Green
Biggins
Strickland
Carpenter
Two Patients Taken To Marietta Hospital
GLOUSTER The C F Wallace ambulance took Paul Lee to Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta where X rays showed both bones of the wrist broken. On Sunday Mrs Ralph Neuman was taken to a Marietta hospital for treatment with pneumonia. Mrs Ann Bailey was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in the John S Blower ambulance on Sunday with room 116. One Past Noble Grands Club of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge will meet in I C C F Hall Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs Ed Harry as hostess.
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C. F. Wallace J
Paul Lee
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Ralph Neuman
Noble Grands Club
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F. Hall
Ed Harry
May Be Reds Top Hurler Howard Fox Looms for Grapefruit Opener
Howard Fox, Giants right hander noted as a Reds disappointment last season, emerged as the favorite to start against the Detroit Tigers in Cincinnati’s Grapefruit League opener. Intra-squad action, Fox led six hurlers with a solid three innings for the Lambs, while Ed Heusser, Clayton Lambert, John Hetki, Frank Dasso, and Earl Harist also pitched. The Wolves and Lambs combined for 12 hits and six errors as McKechnie recorded no comment on the team’s hitting woes.
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Tampa
Howard Fox
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Detroit Tigers
Redlegs
Jimmy Wilson
Wolves
Hank Gowdy
Lambs
Fox
Cincinnati
Ivory-Hunters
Bucky Walters
Hill
The
Ed Heusser
Clayton Lambert
John Hetki
Heusser
Frank Dasso
Earl Harist
Gowdy
McKechnie
Moneybags Hogan Leads Pros South in Open Victory
Ben Hogan led the touring pros down to Miami and Nassau for winter events and captured the St. Petersburg Open title with 269 over 72 holes earning 10 000. Sam Snead finished second at 274 and 1400 prize.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Ben Hogan
Miami
Nassau
Hershey
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
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