Rohrering Through Sports Preview of Ohio Tournament Pairings
The piece previews first round tourney matchups with mentions of Bob Richards for Chillicothe, Lowell Reeg and George Hill for Portsmouth, Athens Hillsboro, and Portsm outh East Greenfield. It notes Hillsboro defeating Washington and quotes a referee on height under the basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Butts
Eescothe
Tigers
Uallipolis
Bob Richards
Richards
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Marietta
Pioneers
Columbus
Lowell Reeg
George Hill
Asone
Athens Hillsboro
Jackson
Hillsboro
Washington
Scioto County
Bulldog
Greenfield
Iwe
Bean Lee Williams
Regis Nagle
Williams
Ohio
Gene Williams
Jayvee
Schools Tourney Field Reduced to 32 This Weekend
The boys basketball season narrows to 32 teams as regional action continues. Of about 1 260 entrants, 133 remain with 101 doomed by Saturday midnight. Class A and B compete Thursday and Friday with finals set for Findlay Steubenville and Columbus Dayton Chaminade.
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Columbus
Dayton Chaminade
Dayton Stlvers
Newark
Columbus Central
Tiltonsville
Toronto
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Celina
Fostoria
Findlay
Wapakoneta
Ridgeville
New Lyme Deming
Kent
Corning Advances To Semi Finals In Sectional Cage Meet
Corning high school railroaders edge Rockbridge 48 to 38 to reach the Class B sectional semifinals. Led by Bob Wilson Bobanich and Jones with 41 combined points, Corning broke away late after a tight first half as Rockbridge’s Rider and Kraft kept the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Corning High Railroaders
Jack Pierce
Rockbridge
Raiders
Railroaders
Bloomingburg
Perry County
Jerry Jones
Corning
Bob Wilson
Bob Bobanich
Jack Rider
Jong
Csu
Wilson
Bobanich
Garrison
Harrison
Toi
Cewtn
Rodgers
Hall
Cantor
Wright
Altman
Koch
Sucdtacocuce
Kraft
Osessecse
Pnce
Mathias
Cage Games Matchups Listed for Week
Lafayette faces CCNY while Muhlenberg meets Long IslandCreighton challenges Wichita Georgetown plays Villanova Wesleyan to Brown Westminster meets WashUJeff College teams scheduled with listed opponents in upcoming matchups or games noted for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
CCNY
Muhlenberg
Long Island
Grove City
Carnegie Tech
Creighton
Wichita
Georgetown
Villanova
Wesleyan
Brown
Westminster
Wash.Jeff
Glouster Moose Sweep Two Wins in Big Doubleheader
Glouster Moose rolled past New Marshfield 61 to 12 and defeated Athens Airport 50 to 26 in Tuesday night basketball. Henry led with 21 points in the second game, while Haskins scored 16 in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Moose
New Marshfield
Athens Airport Quint
Henry
Haskins
Pro Basketball and League Scores Snapshot
Washington 99 Detroit 67 Toronto 63 Pittsburgh 60 National League Anderson 55 Toledo 52 Oshkosh 70 Detroit 49 American League Troy 57 Philadelphia 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Toronto
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Toledo
Oshkosh
Troy
Philadelphia
Boxing Fights Last Night
Boxers matched across cities with Sher rer outpointing Cato in Oakland and Harvey outpointing Burns in Akron. Riley defeated Jackson in St. Louis while Terranova bested Zavala in New York. Barone stopped Davis in Binghamton after fast exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Jimmy Sherrer
Milwaukee
Charley Cato
Akron
Harvey
Warren
Ronnie Burns
Paterson
N.J
ST. Louis
Charley Riley
Paulie Jackson
Reading
Phil Terranova
New York
Humberto Zavala
Mexico City
Binghamton
N.Y
Nick Barone
Syracuse
Willie Davis
Hegan to Lead Off Indians Season in Cleveland Opener
Jim Hegan 26 year old catcher will bat leadoff for the Cleveland Indians in the AL opener against the Chicago White Sox at Cleveland Stadium on April 15. Hegan noted for mechanical receiving in the big leagues hit .235 last season and has trained under Rogers Hornsby former batting great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegan
Tucson
Ariz
Jim Hegan
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Stadium
Rogers Hornsby
Boxing match set at Jersey City Armory for March 19
Philip A. Brooks announced Freddie Schott of Akron and Jimmy Bell of Fayette, S C will fight 10 rounds for the heavyweight title at the Jersey City Armory on March 19. Bowden Wyatt accepted the head football coach post at the University of Wyoming, per President G D Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schott
BELL
New York
Philip A. Brooks
Hudson County Sporting Club
Jersey City
N.J
Freddie Schott
Akron
Athens Featured on Tourney Card
Athens High Bulldogs eye Hillsboro as four teams exit the Southeastern Ohio Class A tournament after tonight’s four games. Local action centers on Athens vs Hillsboro with potential rematch against Portsmouth East Greenfield winner, while Ironton, Chillicothe, Marietta and others shape Friday semis and Saturday finals in a packed gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High Bulldogs
Harry Lackey
Jackson
Hillsboro
Portsmouth
Greenfield
Chillicothe
Wellston
Rockets
Ironton
Trojans
Marietta Pioneers
Logan
Corning
Rockbridge
McArthur
Glenford
Middleport
Cadmus
Crooksville
Ames Bern
Point Pleasant Hosts Sectional Tournament in Local Gym
The sectional basketball tournament will be played in the local gym Friday and Saturday starting at 7 30 p m each day. Opening game features Point Pleasant against Ravenswood followed by a second opening game. Saturday pits Friday winners for the title and Friday losers for a consolation match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ravenswood
College Basketball Scores Across Numerous Games
Columbia defeated Princeton 50 to 41 while Seton Hall beat St. Peters 66 to 43 and Syracuse won 59 to 57 over Niagara. Rhode Island State 101 Providence 53 Swarthmore 76 Moravian 58 Hamilton 67 Union 61 Fort Dix 60 Ft. Monmouth 51 West Point 54 Tilton General Hospital 34 Notre Dame 65 St. Louis 43 Oklahoma A&M 55 Tulsa 20 Creighton 45 Washburn 41 Canterbury 58 Indiana Central 51 Indiana State 56 Valparaiso 43 Duquesne 56 Quantico 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Princeton
Seton Hall
St. Peters
Syracuse
Niagara
Rhode Isl
Providence
Swarthmore
Moravian
Hamilton
Union
Fort Dix
Ft. Monmouth
W. Point
Tilton Gen. Hos
Notre Dame
St. Louis
Oklahoma Aggies
Tulsa
Creighton
Washburn
Canterbury
Ind. Central
Indiana St
Valparaiso
Duquesne
Quantico
Indians Split Squad Showcases Bearden and Willis
The Cleveland Indians intra squad game featured strong pitching from Gene Bearden and Les Willis. Bearden allowed three hits in five innings after joining from Oakland. Willis retired the opposition with no hits in four innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Gene Bearden
Les Willis
Bearden
New York Yankees
Oakland
Willis
Memphis
Walters Finishes Strong As Bobcats Top Attend Points
Kenny Walters New Lexington senior led Ohio with 267 season points eclipsing Dick Shrider by five. Walters shot 77 of 102 free throws for a .754 average while Bobcats posted 1,297 points as a team. Ohio finished 18 and 10 with several players returning for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Kenny
Shrider
Dickey
Bob
Gordon
Harry
Johnson
Gregg
Russell Bidet Sneer
Wylie
Mark
Brandle
Kinsley
Gene Eeeeenee
Gyurko
Gene
Eeeee
Sauré
Ralph
Eeee
Hasselbach
Bill See
Lamb
Pollock
Herb
O Brien
Lee
Ohio
Butler
Kenny Walters
New Lexington
Dick Shrider
Bob Dickey
Bobcat
Harry Gordon
Bobcats
Cincinnati
Bob Brandle
Bob Johnson
Mark Wylie
Gene Kinsley
City Council designates land for a dump near Shawnee
On Feb 18 the Shawnee city council approved a forest ranger backed plan designating a ridge road site a city dump a mile south of town near the Arnold property. The location will be available soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Forest Ranger
Arnold
Clifford Richards
Jack Williams
William Eayle
Hemlock
Ted Zimmerman
Dayton
Lester Weaver
Lancaster
Florence Bath
H. Hansen
Junction City
Virgil Hansen
Bill Dishon
Helen Foster
Ohio University
Athens
Winfield Colvin
Harrison Hamrick
Jerry Thompson
Columbus
Garfield Harrison
Mattie Crawford
William Crawford
Margaret Collins
Robert Martin
Randy
Mary Jane Jones
Newark
Pauline Bowen
Selah Norris
Ed Legg
Dick Legg
Eddie
Zanesville
Robert Colby
William Ricketts
Pilgrim Church Chauncey Holds Friday Cottage Prayer
Weekly cottage prayer meeting of the Pilgrim Church Chauncey will be Friday at 7 p.m. in the home of Mr and Mrs Blaine Bullock Bailey Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pilgrim Church
Blaine Bullock
Bailey Run
Williams Gets To Sox Camp
Ted Williams arrives late to Boston Red Sox spring training in Sarasota Florida after fishing in the Everglades. He discusses hitting stance and field placement, saying he will adapt to the team’s needs and focus on powering home runs if required.
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Williams
SOX
Sarasota
Fla
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Everglades
Teddy
Correction notice changes hospital detail in earlier story
The record clarifies that Charles Kirkendall was taken to a physician's office and then returned home, not to a hospital as previously stated. Several local residents, including the Atkinsons and Swaims of Zaleski, visited Magees. Salts of Columbus visited Selva Magee, and others from Creola Radcliff Wallbridge and nearby areas called on neighbors. Eva Easterling had a major operation at Holzer Hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundas
Charles Kirkendall
Gayle Atkinson
Harold Swaim
Zaleski
Henry Magee
Robert Salts
Columbus
Selva Magee
Ralph Lawrence McGuffy
Arthur Christian
Thomas Hall
James Watson
Wallbridge
Ohio
Eva Easterling
Holzer Hospital
Sam Quick
Creola
Oscar Ward
Elmer Canode
Radcliff
Harvey Roof
Florence Harvey Rites Held at Hamden Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Harvey 56 wife of Noah Harvey were held at Evangelical United Brethren Church. She died last Thursday at the home of a daughter Mrs. Howard Willis Wellston. She leaves 13 children 26 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial in Hamden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Carrie Harvey
Willis
Hollis
Radcliff
Luther
Point Rock
John
Springfield
Francis
Columbus
Terry
John Salts
Salts
Clarence Salts
Margaret Calvin
Logan
James Frey
Laurelville
Charles Salts
Cora Winters
James Paine
Chamberlin Ball Clinic
McArthur
Ira Saultz
Holzer Hospital
Harold Sprague
N. Main St
Ella Davis
Carl
Chillicoth
Henry Perry
Edgar Harper
John Hunt
Minnie Gibson
Autye Baker
Martha Jané
Harry Nettles
Jackson
Mich
Ray Dickman
Cincinnati
Robert
Harry
Kermit Ward
Fred Clark
Ray, Ohio
WCTU Speaking Contest Postponed to March 10 in New Plymouth
The WCTU speaking contest at the Presbyterian Church is moved to March 10 at 7 30 p m due to basketball tournament duties in Logan. Lin nie Arnold directs with speakers and judges from McArthur. local WCTU meeting set for 6 30 p m the same day.
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New Plymouth
WCTU
Presbyterian Church
Logan
McArthur
Linnie Arnold
Milton Bay
Hocking Valley Hospital
Gertrude Miller
Hobart McDaniel
Deanie
Harley Amerine
S. M. Heinlein
Joseph Earnheart
Cedar Falls
Ruth Loomis
Columbus
Rosella Hixinbaugh
Sinnott
Haydenville
George Smith
WSCS
George McAfees
I. R. Haas
Marguerite Fuller
Orville Boring
Earle Loomis
Wilmer Hardesty
Ralph Cherry
Washington-Starr Consolidated Schools
Vinton County land transfers overview
Real estate transfers in Vinton County for the past week include Mary Marie Reynolds transferring a lot portion in Wilkesville to the Orphan's Friend Lodge on Feb 25, Donald McGillivray conveying 80 acres in Richland Township to Mary B. Will on March 3, Earl M and Dottie Hill selling 40 acres in Vinton Township to Lewis G and Martha Hill on Feb 26, George F and Carrie Karnes selling 75 acres plus partial outlet interest in Creola to Charles Phillip Karnes on Feb 28, Wallace and Lora Pierce transferring 37 1/2 acres in Richland Township to Fred and John Welch and W. E. Stump on Feb 27, Frederick W Braun and others to Arthur Gene Mather for 126 acres in Richland Township on Feb 26, Charles Phillip Karnes transferring half-interest of 100 acres in Swan Township and inlet 3 in Creole to George F and Carrie Karnes on Feb 28, Augustus H Young transferring lots 570 571 572 573 in Hamden to Noah Harvey on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creola
Wallace
Lora Pierce
Fred
John Welch
W. E. Stump
Richland Township
Frederick W. Braun
Arthur Gene Mather
Charles Phillip Karnes
George F
Carrie Karnes
Swan Township
Inlet
Creole
Augustus H. Young
Noah Harvey
Hamden
Chauncey Teachers Plan Union Membership Drive
Chauncey-Dover School teachers met at Mrs. Gladys Simpkins home to organize township teachers and seek membership in the American Federation of Teachers. Officers named include President Bon Simpkins, Vice President Leah Featherston, Secretary Ruth Ann Andrian, and Treasurer Ruth Simpkins. A regular meeting is planned.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Gladys Simpkins
Sugar Creek
Frances Howard
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
B On Simpkins
Leah Featherston
Ruth Ann Andrian
Ruth Simpkins
Esther Class Has Meeting at Chauncey Church
Chauncey Meth odist Church Esther Class met at Mrs Evelyn Patterson’s home on Mound Street with Helen Nicholson presiding. One new member, Mrs Anna Wade, joined. Plans for an Easter soup and bake sale on April 5 at Mrs Betty Boling’s home were made. Ruth Bridgewater won a contest. refreshments followed. Members present included Elizabeth Harvey Winnie Skinner Lyda Spearry Nell Jorden Betty Boling Laura Russell Helen Nicholson Anna Wade Ruth Bridgewater and Evelyn Patterson.
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Chauncey
Evelyn Patterson
Mound St
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Helen Nicholson
Ruth Bridgewater
Betty
Florence Grandstaff
Elizabeth Harvey
Winnie Skinner
Lyda Spearry
Nell Jorden
Betty Boling
Laura Russell
Anna Wade
Entertained at Dinner by Chauncey and Mrs Rus
Mr and Mrs Rus entertained dinner guests Sunday at their home near here The Rev and Mrs B A Awe Columbus formerly of the Nelsonville Pilgrim Church Also present were the Rev Mr Awe who has held services at the Athens Pilgrim Church where his son Orville Awe serves as pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Russell Childress
Here
B. A. Awe
Columbus
Nelsonville Pilgrim Church
Mr. Awe
Athens Pilgrim Church
Orville Awe
Past Chauncey Resident Maude Tedrick Altendorf Dies
Maude Tedrick Altendorf, former Chauncey resident and daughter of the late Michael and Alice Gibson Tedrick, died March 1 in Lancaster after a heart attack while visiting her brother George Tedrick. Funeral services were held at Smith funeral home with burial in Lancaster. She had lived in Lancaster and Wyandotte for years and leaves two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Maude Tedrick Altendorf
Wyandotte
Mich
Michael
Alice Gibson Tedrick
George Tedrick
Lancaster
T. R. McGinnis
Smith Funeral Home
Altendorf
Davies and guests visit from The Plains and Columbus
Mr and Mrs Harrison Davies of The Plains hosted weekend guests Eileen Davies a senior at Ohio University and Geraldine Davies from Columbus. Mrs Jennie Finney Howells returned to The Plains after a week's Columbus visit. Florida Burson of Columbus is spending a week at sister Mrs Lacey McNutt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harrison Davies
the Plains
Eileen Davies
Ohio University
Geraldine Davies
Columbus
Jennie Finney Howells
Florida
Burson
Lacey McNutt
Ladies Aid Society to Meet at Millfield Church
The Society of the Millfield Church of Christ will hold a business and social meeting Friday night at Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett home. Mrs. Hazel Earich, president, will preside. A potluck supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Elizabeth Robinett
Hazel Earich
Rebekahs Plan Meeting in Chauncey Thursday Evening
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge in Chauncey will hold a business session Thursday at 7 30 p m in the K of P Building. Members are urged to attend and discuss lodge affairs and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
K. of P
Notice of application to amend motor carrier permit
Roman Phillips filed with the Public Utilities Commission an application to amend Contract Motor Carrier Permit No. 2760 adding Sebring Coal Co. of Sebring Ohio as shipper. Ten 144 ton trucks will be used. Further information available from the Commission in Columbus Ohio dated February 20 1947.
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Roman Phillips
Public Utilities Commission
Sebring Coal Co
Sebring
Ohio
Commission of Ohio
Columbus
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