Basketball Scores from Class A and B Meet
In Toronto Steubenville leads Class A with 87 to 36 over Mingo while East Liverpool tops Steubenville Central 68 to 31. Class B at Bascom Old Fort 37 Harpster 31. Marseilles 51 Vaniue 35. Tiffin Calvert 35 Fostoria St. Gwendolin 30. In Athens Class A Grove City 38 and Newark St Francis 34. Marion St Mary 31. Utica 52 Millersport 45. Worthington 82 Fredericktown byholds.
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Toronto
Steubenville
Mingo
East Liverpool
Steubenville Central
Bascom Old Fort
Harpster
Marseilles
Vaniue
Tiffin Calvert
Fostoria St. Gwendolin
Athens
Westerville
Grove City
Newark St. Francis
Marion St. Mary
Utica
Millersport
Worthington
Fredericktown
Ashville
Plain City
Claridon
Richwood
Marysville
Columbus St. Mary
Pleasant
Edison
Portsmouth
Sciotoville
Greenfield
Hillsboro
Ironton
Jackson
Chillicothe
New Boston
Portsmouth East
Tiltonsville
Martins
Bride
Shadyside
Flushing
St. Johns
Bergholz
Trim Logan Athens for Final Berths
Athens and Logan vie for final Berths with Saturday t ent games shaping the bracket. Marietta draws Ports East and starts at two o'clock, a consolation game precedes the regional entrant showdown.
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Trim Logan
Athens
Marietta
Ports East
Athletics Add Earle Brucker as Coach for Spring Training
Connie Mack announced veteran catcher Earle Brucker will return to manage duties as a coach for the Philadelphia Athletics. Six coaches will be on hand at spring training alongside Earl Mack Al Simmons Lena Blackburn Chief Bender and Dave Keefe with Lt Bernard W Rogers also part of the staff.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Earle Brucker
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Earl Mack
al Simmons
Lena Blackburn
Chief Bender
Dave Keefe
Ohio colleges post 98 point game average in 1943 44 season
Columbus coverage notes that 23 Buckeye colleges averaged 51 points per game while allowing 47, totaling 98 points per game in the season. Denison led offensively at just over 70 per game, with Miami and Akron around 60. Defensively, Wilberforce and Wooster posted strong marks, while Ohio Northern yielded the most at 59.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye State
Wilberforce
Wooster
Owling Green
Buckeye
Dennison
Big Red
Miami
Akron
Defiance
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
Ohio State
Capital
Baldwin-Wallace
Otterbein
Ohio Weesleyan
Oberlin and
Muskingum
Lowman
Rio Grande
Toledo
Kenyon
Oberlin
Case
Akron and
Denison
Toledoan Star Of Pin Meet highlights weekend doubles
A Toledoan drew major attention in the third weekend of the meet in Columbus, pacing the doubles with a combined 1068 points. Scores in the doubles were 561 and 507 for the two participants.
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Columbus
Toledo
Mountsville Man Found Dead in Home
Mountsville area resident Charles McLain aged 76 was found dead in his Mountsville home by rural carrier Harold Dew after noticing no mail pickup for days. He was unmarried, survived by a brother in Oregon and three sisters nearby. Funeral arrangements set at C F Wallace Funeral Home with service Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev A G Winkle. burial at Mountsville.
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Mountsville
C. F. Wallace
A. G. Winkle
Masonic Officers To Meet In Glouster Thursday
Seventeenth District Masonic officers meet in Masonic Hall Glouster Thursday at 7:30 p m A 6 o clock dinner in the high school gymnasium requires reservations with Ernest Jones by Tuesday W G Cook of Guysville and E E Erb of Marietta head the out of town speakers W M David Pickard gives the welcome address E E Erb delivers the response All Masons are welcome to attend the dinner and follow on meeting
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Portland
Portsmouth
Ohio University Am
Athens
Goa
Hillsboro
Portsmout
Lancaster
Logan
Ted
Southeastern
Mar
Newark
Ita
Bob Dic
Iid
Ced
Tigers
Tia
Fritz
Curtis
T. Burke
Wes
Lightfritz
Cone Drennen
Morris Wee
Williamsoop Nelson
Wenzel
Mitchell
Smiley
Wee
N. Thomas
Blake
Jacoby
Ridenour
Smith
Hummel
Bolin
Qu Cokonougher
F. T. Westfall
Daubenmire
Byard Weet
Plinke
Sweeney
Lamb . Shirley
Dickey
Westfall
Gerken Lind Eee
Groves
Miller
Ford
Blaker
Manning
Rousey
Dailey
Armbruster
Cunningham
Ferguson
Beckley
Shields
Wagner
Grover
Trautwein
Dunfee
Oni
Marines
Rotramel
Allied
R. Marshall
Manning Wees
Cavanaugh
Watkins
Marshall
Wolfe Sewer Ene
Marcinkord
Hall
Conkey
Navy
Barr
Watkins Pee
Army
Harris
Goodman
Pierce
W. M. David Pickard
E. E. Erb
Glouster Social Notes Recap of gatherings and visits
Glouster society items show Patience Wallace and Isabel Bulloch hosting Past Matrons at Masonic Hall. Activities include a club meeting led by Nettie Lewis with a Pledge noted and a prize to Nona Craft. Numerous visits and gatherings across Glouster including Athens Columbus Warren and Zanesville tied to local families and members.
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Glouster
Patience Wallace
Isabel Bulloch
Masonic Hall
Nettie Lewis
Nona Craft
Study Club Sponsors Public Games Party at High School
The Progressive Study Club sponsors a public games party in the High School Building on the first floor this evening starting at 7 30 o clock. Funds raised will go to the Student Nurse Fund.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Players Unsigned As Spring Training Near In 1944
New York report notes many stars still unsigned weeks before spring training. Players like Spud Chandler Joe Gordon Billy Herman Stan Spence Ray Mack Doc Cramer and Dick Bartell are undecided or not speaking on war work. Washington leads with 34 signed while other clubs show 2 to 15. Owners say draft status causes delays but expect papers when reporting.
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New York
Spud Chandler
Joe Gordon
Billy Herman
Stan Spence
Ray Mack
Doc Cramer
Dick Bartell
Washington
Sports notes mix in 1944 season outlook and war-time shifts
Newark paper cites Eddie Mayo as having quit baseball for the duration while a Detroit contract list includes Mayo. Indiana courting national tourneys amid Ohio teams. Army trainees and Indiana U field house congestion. Alsab 4-F at Hialeah. Johnny Gayer title in Allied India tournament. Marine Herb Brydon gains assignment, interrupting boxing.
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Eddie Mayo
Detroit
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas
Cincy Reds
Indianapolis Indians
Army
Indiana U
Johnny Gayer
Butte, Mont
India
Herb Brydon
Quantico
Local Soldier Reports WWII Action From Marshall Islands
Ida Mason of Glouster receives a letter from Pvt. De bert Mason detailing his service. He has been overseas a year and fought in the Aleutians and Hawaiian campaigns, now serving on the Marshall Islands after 18 months in the military. He has not had a furlough for a year. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Linscott, formerly of Glouster, visit their son Pvt. Rodney Linscott in Granite City Illinois where he studies advanced mechanics. the family plans a return trip.
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Glouster
Ida Mason
R. D
Pvt
Debert Mason
Marshall Islands
Aleutians
Hawaiian Islands
Earl Linscott
Warren
Granite City
Til
Rodney Linscott
Rodney
Bucks Alone at Top of Big Ten
Iowa Hawks finish season with 42 41 loss to Northwestern. Ohio State declared Big Ten champion. Dick Ives leads conference scoring with 208 points after 103 point pace. Iowa previously beat Northwestern 45 39. team affected by Navy transfers and loss of Captain Otto Graham. Pvt John W Brooks ex University of Chicago jumper now at Lincoln Army base.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Iowa
Hawkeye
Dick Ives
Hawks
Northwestern
Otto Graham
Navy
Wildcats
John W. Brooks
University of Chicago
Fort Dix
Lincoln
Neb.) Army Air Base
Top Teams Survive in Cage Meets
In Ohio high school basketball sectionals and district tourneys, top contenders remained strong while Class B saw Covington fall to Tipp City, which then defeated Enon. Newark, Martins Ferry, Findlay, and Cincinnati Xavier advanced in Class A, with Canton McKinley and Ashville also winning. St. Bernard beat Deer Park 24–17 and Fairfield edged Green Hills 20–19.
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Columbus
Covington
Tipp City
Tipp City Boys
Lick Enon
Newark
Martins Ferry
Findlay
Cincinnati Xavier
Marton Harding
Mount Vernon
Linden McKinley
Bridgeport
Kenton
Walnut Hills
Canton McKinley
Canton Lincoln
Ashville
Plain City
Akron Ellet
Marietta
Tiltonsville
Mareetta
New Lexington
Walloping
Shadyside
Hillsboro
Ironton
Cincinnati
St. Bernard
Deer Park
Fairfield
Green Hills
M Spaden Wins Gulfport Open With Six stroke lead
Harold McSpaden captured the Gulfport Mississippi Open title finishing 72 holes at 276 after a final round 68. Sammy Byrd was runner up with 282, while Merce Nelson at 283 plus Tony Penna and other pros earned smaller prizes in bonds and cash.
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Harold Ae
Miss
McSpaden
Sammy Byrd
Anion
Byrd
Merce Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Tony Penna
Dayton
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