Marietta and Chillicothe Reach Southeastern District Finals
Four perennial championship contenders Marietta, Chillicothe, Portsmouth and Greenfield survived sectional play Saturday night and will face off at Ohio University gymnasium Saturday to decide the Southeastern District representative for the Class A regional tournament at Zanesville. Marietta and Chillicothe advanced from the Athens half of the district tourney.
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Atenders
Marietta
Chillithe
Portsmouth
Greeneld
Ohio University Gymnasium
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Athens
Greenfield
Lancaster Golden Gates
Gallipolis
Lancaster
Tigers
Tiger
Bob Dickey
Dickey
Logan
Red Devils
Chilli
Cothe
Devils
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Feis
Scott
C Uch
Holben
Pipe Coverers
Schmidt
Parry
Henson
Reaymond
Nerges
Daubenmire
Montague
Lamb
Miller
Mold Loft
SETAE
Gaeratian
Lewis
Dilcher
Middleton
Curtis
Syation
Cceccdinnee
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Brammer
Nelson
G Mae
Atnecceree Marietta Ie
Matchmaker picks Maxim foe. Browns out of Maxim fight
In Cleveland, Larry Atkins announced Curtiss Sheppard of Pittsburgh will meet Joey Maxim in a 10 round bout Wednesday night, replacing Mose Brown who declined to fight Maxim.
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Cleveland
Larry Atkins
Curtiss Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Joey Maxim
Mose Brown
Toledo Rockets to Play in Garden Invitational
The Ohio Rockets earned state crown bragging rights with 20 wins in 22 games and earned a bid to Madison Square Garden Invitational on March 18 22 28 and 29 Their late surge included four consecutive Ohio Conference wins and a strong overall Buckeye showing across six interstate tilts.
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Columbus
Buckeye State
Toledo
Rockets
Long Island
la Salle
Capital
Ohio
Yellow Jackets
Defiance
Conference titles in doubt as season nears end
Pacific Coast races see Southern California and Washington open three game series in Seattle. Dartmouth and Princeton still contest the Eastern Intercollegiate League flag with New Hampshire already assured of a tie for top. National tourneys loom as Kansas City hosts 32 teams. Hamline seeks repeat, while St. John’s and others vie for spots in the New York Invitational.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Southern California
University of Washington
Seattle
Dartmouth
Princeton
New Hampshire
Kansas City
Hamline University of
Creighton
Missouri Valley
Rice
Texas
Southwest Loop
Western Kentucky State
Fordham
St. John’s of
Brooklyn
Washington & Jefferson
Penn State
DePaul
Georgetown
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Duke
George Washington
Glouster to Boost Fire Siren Power for Civil Defense
At a Saturday council meeting Glouster officials agreed to repair and raise the volume of the city fire siren to serve as a blackout signal. The clerk to request $250 from the county auditor for civilian defense needs while noting February fines of $50.90 and street payroll of $97. City funds total $25,168.65.
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Glouster
Board of Public Affairs
Board of Education
John Preston
Ralph Elliott
Williams
Fullerton's Roundup Sketches Training News for Major Leaguers
Detroit executive Jack Zeller forecasts the Tigers may break even on spring training costs for the first time since 1929 when they took a $12 000 guarantee. The column surveys clubs north of the Eastman Landis line and notes various sports tidbits from Phils to Navy baseball, including Inkling on shipyard teams and individual player moves.
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NEW York
Eastman-Landis
Detroit
Jack Zeller
Tigers
Phoenix
Ariz
Phils
Hershey
Glouster Garden Club Meets Amid Busy Social Notes
The Glouster Garden Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. with papers planned. Club president Mrs W A Craft asks members bring questions for the box and attend in full force. Also in Glouster notes Sergeant Clarence Markins and Mary Margaret Trout wed in Gallipolis with Markins soon stationed in Colorado. Other items include local visits, a ten day Gainesville furlough for Charles Orme, and several residents visiting Athens Columbus and Defiance areas.
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Garden Club
C. A. Bingman
W. A. Craft
Clarence Markins
Ed Markins
Trimble
Mary Margaret Trout
Henry Trout
Athens
Gallipolis
Markins
Army Technical Training School
Shepard Field
Texas
Consolidated Aircraft School
Santiago
Cal
Pueblo
Colo
United States
E. E. Johnson
Charles Orme
Midget Roy Barber Stars For Texas Wesleyan In Tourney
Roy Barber a 5 8 forward leads Texas Wesleyan in the National Intercollegiate tournament opener. He outpaced a 6 7 1/2 inch center Weyman Cotton and fired eight field goals from the center of the court while San Antonio Army guards sagged to counter him.
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Kansas City
Roy Barber
Roy
Texas Wesleyan
Fort Worth
Texas
Weyman Cotton
Barber
Mite
San Antonio
Honor Roll Dedication At Methodist Church Service
In GLOUSTER the Methodist Church honored and dedicated its church Honor Roll during morning worship. Rev. A G Winkle preached on unity in war, urging unselfish devotion to victory and warning against selfish aims as soldiers fight for freedom. A choir under M M LeFavor and Mrs J H Elias performed.
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Winkle
Leonard Willis
Richard D. Buchman
James H. Echstenkemper
Ralph L. Echstenkemper
Earl R Echstenkemper
Cy Rockhold
Jack Munden
Richard S. Swart
Sanford K. Swart
Ralph Lamborn
George Tolliver
Robert Lawson
Clyde Bingman
Gail Bingman
John Bryson
Donald Buchman
Virgil McGeer
Lewis Gatchel
Elson Stephenson
David Roberts
Earl Roberts
John Roberts
Jack Parker
Belford Hemsley
James V. Galloway
William Thompson
Eldon Hoffman
Richard Vaughn
Eldon Faires
Ralph Darling
Fred Darling
Robert Wilson
Jack Zimmers
Matthew Dawson Jr
William Miller
Rankin Brunton
Scott Lent
Kenneth Wolfe
John S. Blower
Thomas Williams Jr
Leo Thompson
Robert S. Skinner
Ellis Bright
Jack Pinean
Foster Harry
Fred Chappelear
Rolland McGeer
James Bulloch
Robert Bulloch
Alfred Craft
Clyde Vernon
Clifford Foraker
Ernest Gibbs
Samuel Gayton
Theodore Byers
Frank Weaver
Earl Daugherty
Dayle Lantz
Homer Morris
Sisters Await Call to Military Service
Helen and Sophia Zalupski of Red Town are expected to enter military service soon. Sophia seeks nurse duty in the Army with an April 15 call. Helen's Navy entry date is not fixed. All four siblings are Mt. Carmel Hospital nursing graduates and J.T High School alumni.
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Glouster
Helen Zalupski
Sophia Zalupski
Red Town
Sophia
Helen
Navy
School of Nursing
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mary Zalupski
Columbus
Mike
Pennsylvania
J.T High School
Soldier reports active duty from Algiers in war area
Mrs Edward McCune of Pittsburgh formerly Ruth Robinson Glouster received a letter from her son P F C Edward McCune stating he is seeing plenty of action in Algiers and that his general health is good. Mrs Alfred Love names Red Cross committee for Oakdale McLeish Hartleyville area with Mrs Dallas Kristman and Mrs Edward Moore.
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Glouster
Edward McCune
Pittsburgh
Ruth Robinson
P.F.C. Edward McCune
Algiers
Alfred Love
Red Cross
Oakdale-Mc- Leish-Hartleyville
Dallas Kristman
Edward Moore
Stanford Notre Dame football game cancelled due to war
The Associated Press reports Stanford athletic officials canceled this fall's football contest with Notre Dame because of war conditions. Also noted are military promotions and sports results from golf, baseball, horse racing, and indoor track.
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Associated Press
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Notre Dame
Vinton Rural Middleport and Thornville win in Class B playoffs
Vinton Rural defeats Chauncey 61 33 led by D Gregory who scores 29 points ahead of Moran 27 for Thornville and 10 points by Klein and Laing as Middleport beats Mercerville 46 32 and Thornville rolls Oak Hill 67 37 at Logan High School. Quarterfinals next Friday with semifinals Saturday and finals that night.
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LOGAN
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Middleport Yellow Jackets
Mercerville
D. Gregory
Vinton Star
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Gregory
Klein
Laing
Middeport Jackets
Chauncey Blue Devils
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Thorneville
Oak Hill
Jackson County
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Chester
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Ebersbach
Fan Wolfe
Koehler
Boggs
Ginther
Oorair
Wascetee Dame
Cremeans
J. Houck
F Bradbury
B. Houck
Neewe Sheets
Osesecenscas Swain
Belville
Thornvyille
Helser
Cooperrider
Poulson
Neighbor
G Jones
Thomas
G Donley
G Morgan
Glouster Visit Highlights Clyde Sellars Family Trip
Sgt and Mrs Clyde Sellars arrived in Glouster to visit Mrs Sellars parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Howard and friends. They stopped in Cleveland to see Mr Sellars mother and relatives then in Columbus as guests of Mr and Mrs Kermit Blosser. They plan to return to Olympia Washington on Wednesday with Sgt Sellars heading to Fort Lewis Washington where he is stationed.
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John Kinney
Columbus
Lalla Danford
Athens
Mary Gibson
College of Music
Ohio University
G. E. Harrison
Jaclyn
Gene
Sgt. Sellars
Fort Lewis
Wash
Vernon Pvt Clyde R transfer to Greenville Pa
Pvt Clyde R. Vernon, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Vernon, has been moved from Camp Wheeler Ga to Greenville Pa. Those wishing to write him may obtain his address from his parents on Hill Street Glouster.
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Glouster
Clyde R. Vernon
Charles Vernon
Camp Wheeler
Greenville
Hill
Mrs. John R. Clark describes thrill at radio report
Mrs. John R. Clark of Glouster recalls a radio announcement that Kathryn Grogan of Columbus was driving a field ambulance and evacuating wounded soldiers from Tunisia. Grogan is Clark’s cousin and sister of Athens police chief Joseph Grogan who has visited at Clark’s home.
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John R. Clark
Kathryn Grogan
Columbus
Tunisia
North Africa
Miss Grogan
Clark
Joseph Grogan
Athens
Glouster Pastor Takes Leave For Eden Revival
Glouster minister G B Tigner leaves Monday for Eden to conduct a two week revival at the Church of Christ there. In his absence local pulpit duties will be filled by John Tigner, Homer Vian Jr, Richard Williams and Paul McAllister with a religious pageant The Unwelcome Guest to be presented.
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Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Eden
K. P. Hannaman
John Tigner
Homer Vian, Jr
Richard Williams
Paul McAllister
Local 202 Meeting Called by Secretary Hooper
Clarence Hooper secretary of Local 202 announces a meeting in the mayor's office Glouster on Thursday evening March 11 at 6 00 to discuss funds in the treasury Hooper urges all members to be present.
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Glouster
Clarence Hooper
Hooper
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