Ohio U. honors 1946 basketball lettermen and managers
Ohio University awards letters to 10 members of the 1946 team under Coach Trautwein. Freshman numerals go to four players and three student managers receive numerals. Notables include Bob Fitz Miller and Kenny Walters, with Miller the lone 1946-47 loss from the team. The Green and White posted 14–5 with 1086 points. Sayre adds a prior letter. coaches call the season very successful.
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Ohio University
W. J
Dutch) Trautwein
Bob “Fitz” Miller
Strasburg
Kenny Walters
New Lexington
Ralph Sayre
New Haven
W.va
Bob Brandie
Chillicothe
Bob Dickey
Lancaster
Russ Gregg
Ashville
Harry Lamb
Tom O'Brien
Marrella
Jim Calabria
Cambridge
Tom Jenike
Hillsboro
Gene Kinsley
Hartville
John Czuba
Campbell
Jim Carnavale
Youngstown
George Stan
Canton
Trautwein
Harold E.wise
Akron Zippers place two on AP All Conference team
University of Akron Zippers land two spots on the All Conference squad chosen by Associated Press writers and league coaches. Frank Wahl and Sam Serves earn first team selections as Akron aids a 19 win season and a share of the league crown. Sylvester Goedde of Toledo shines at center while Larry Kukura of Muskingum and Clayton West of Kent State also earn spots. Second team includes Gene Felmuth, Leroy Thomas, Calvi Moore, Russell Lynch, and Robert Strand.
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Harold Harrison
Columbus
University of Akron Zippers
Associated Press
Muskingum
Kent State
Toledo
Akron
Frank Wahl
Sam
Zipper
Wittenberg
Larry Kukura
Forward
Campbell
Army
Sylvester
Stretch
Serves
Coard
Clayton West
Canton
Merchant Marine
West
Wahl
Larry “Kukura
Sylvester Goedde
de Sam Serves
Gene Fellmuth
Wittenbero
Leroy Thomas
Otterbein
Calvi Moore
Russell Lynch
Capital
Robert Strand
Oberlin
Gouards
League Bowler Easy to Spot
NECDAY notes league bowlers show etiquette instincts even in open play. ABC rules allow suspensions or expulsions for derogatory conduct, with disqualification from leagues or tournaments and forfeiture by teams that field disqualified players. Unfair advantage via misrepresenting averages or bowling below average is barred. Next: Footwork.
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Necday
American Bowling Congress
Cubs Slump Sinks Cubs 11 0 at St Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs suffer an 11 0 defeat as Phil Cavarretta goes hitless in four at bats and Charlie Grimm downplays the slump. The Browns dominate behind solid hitting and strong pitching in a one-sided early season game.
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Anaheim
Cahf
UPI
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Phil
Cavarrettas
Grimm
Cavarretta
St. Louis Browns
Cubs
Hatten Impresses Dodgers Pitcher to Lead Pennant Hope
Augie Galan spoke for the Brooklyn Dodgers praising Joe Hatten the Bancroft, Ja. rookie as the pitcher who can lead them to a pennant. He cited Hatten’s speed curves change of pace and control as evidence of his talent and potential contribution to the team.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Hatten
Bancroft, Ja. Ou
Augie Galan
Hatten
Trade Talk Buzz in Miami As Giants Scout Cardinals
In Miami New York Giants owner Horace Stoneham planned talks with Yankee President Larry MacPhail about Red Cross benefit games this summer while trade chatter heated up. The St. Louis Cardinals were reported in the same city as the Yankees fueling the buzz behind the scenes at training camp.
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Miami
Fla
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
Yankee
Larry Macphail
Red Cross
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Yanks
Yankees Trim Catching Corps With Hemsley Sale
The New York Yankees reduced their catching corps to nine by selling 39 year old Rollie Hemsley to the Philadelphia Phillies. Hemsley joined the Yankees in July 1942 after being released by Cincinnati.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
Herb Pennock
Rollie Hemsley
New York Yankees
ST Petersburg
Cincinnati Drubs New Yorker in Ten Round Light Heavyweight
Charles, a Cincinnati light heavyweight weighing 173, edged Tee Hubert of New York over 10 rounds in St. Petersburg. Hubert was floored four times, with the bout ending in a unanimous decision as Charles dominated from the first bell to the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Buzzard
Charles
Tee Hubert
New York
Hubert
ST. Petersburg
Olena Tech
Waks
Savage
St. Louis
Rae
Floyd Gibson
Tommy Woodpad
Taeward
Columbus
Chapman falls short of perfect in world bowling tourney
Jim Chapman of Sandusky Ohio came within 11 pins of a 300 game in the American Bowling Congress World Championship. He moved to third in the singles with a 677 for the day, the highest game of the meet to date. Also reported is the birth of a nine pound son to Basil and Mrs Basil Cullison of Nelsonville at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Buffalo
Jim Chapman
Sandusky
Ohio
Kegler
Chapman
the Plains
Basil Cullison
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ahout
John Altman
Nelsonville
Henry Cullison
Salem Road
Barbara
Basil
Browns Aim for PCL Upset in California Showdown
In Anaheim California the St. Louis Browns regulars attempt to finally defeat the Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League. Manager Luke Sewell has selected Al Hollingsworth Steve Sander and Denny Galehouse to start pitching for the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Calif
St.Louis Browns
Hollywood Stars
Luke Sewell
al Hollingsworth
Steve Sandra
Denny Galehouse
Browns
Reds and Indians set for Clearwater twin bill in grapefruit action
The Cincinnati Reds bring a Grapefruit League record of nine wins and seven losses to Clearwater for a two game set with the Cleveland Indians. Pitchers Millard Howell George Burpo Howard Fox and Joe Bowman will take the mound for the Reds.
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Tampa
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Will Harridge
American League
Cheatwater
Fla
Lou
Mr. Boudreau
Opening Lineup for Tigers Named in Lakeland
Opening day lineup announced by manager Steve ONeill for the Detroit Tigers in Lakeland Florida shows Dick Wakefield Barney McCosky and Pat Mullin starting in the outfield with Hank Greenberg at first base.
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Lakeland
Fla
Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Dick Wakefield
Barney McCosky
Pat Mullin
lHank Greenberg
Glouster High Alumni to Meet Friday Evening
The Glouster High School Alumni Association will meet at the high school Friday evening at eight o'clock. The date of the banquet will be set at this meeting. High School Bandboosters will sponsor a benefit party in American Legion Hall Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
American Legion Hall
Service Men of Glouster Area News of Local Men Overseas
Mr and Mrs John Cavey of Republic Ave report their son William arrived in Germany and is stationed at Marsburg after basic training. Their three other sons John Forrest and Robert are now discharged and back in Glouster. Mr and Mrs Charles Moody received a telegram from grandson John Moody stating transfer from Fresno California to Langley Field Virginia.
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Glouster
John Cavey
Republic Ave
William
Germany
Marsburg
Cavey
John
Forrest
Robert
Giouster
Charles Moody
John Moody
Fresno
Calif
Langsley Field
Glouster Ladies Study Club Meeting Recap
Mrs Frank Darling hosted the Catholic Ladies Study Club in the church hall with a short business session and a program of sacred readings by Mrs Mary Jennice Mrs John R Clerk and Mrs Doe Wall. A social hour followed with lunch served to numerous members and the next meeting set for the second day of April with Mrs John R Clark as hostess.
Mrs. Jack Munden Honored at Shower
The Orpah Class of the Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. John Blower's home Friday evening for a shower honoring Mrs. Jack Munden. Dorothy Howard led devotionals, contests awarded to Loretta Judson, Dorothy DeLong, and Dor G. Howard. Guests listed by name, with gifts from absent friends, and a reception of ice cream cake and coffee followed. A note of an upcoming Concord Union Church official board meeting on Thursday April 4 at 7 30 PM.
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Orpah
Methodist Church
John
Blower
Dorothy Howard
Loretta Judson
Dorothy DeLong
Dor Glouster
Clara Mcothy Howard
Mullin
Jack Mundew
Coatte Oot Touane
Or E. E. Mundew
Dora Emerick
C. K. Rorkhold
Thomas Vaughn
Ed Ley
Dale Swyers
Glenn McDonald
Emmett Anderson
E. K. Pough
Thomas Rose
Harold Dew
L. G. DeLong
Dave Pickard
Lucille Thompson
Lillie Murphy
C. A. Pride
Concord
Concord Union Church
Missionary Society Meets at Home of Mrs Williams
The GLOUSTER Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs Harry B Williams home on March 21. President Mrs Ethel Riley led the session. Mrs Helen Leach read the scripture. devotional quotes were shared. Effie Brown was appointed to lead a circulating dollar fund. Next meeting announced for April 1st.
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Glouster—Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Harry B Willliams
Ethel Riley
Helen Leach
Williams
Effie Brown
Pythian Sisters Meet Wednesday at K of P Hall
GLOUSTER The Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting in the K of P Hall Wednesday evening at 7 30 oclock An officer of the association asks that all members make a special effort to be present At the close of the meeting a potluck lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Alll
Major Minor Ruling on Signing High School Players
Baseball's signing rule bars high school players from pro contracts until graduation. The policy, approved after years of study, draws complaints from parents about economic hardship and limits on early earnings. Affected clubs face fines and officials a yearlong ineligibility for violations.
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Cincinnati
CPI
A. B
Chandler
Harold D
Muddy” Ruel
Ruel
Commissioner's Office
National Federation of State School Athletic Associations
Waterloo High Cagers Honored At Banquet
Waterloo High School held its annual banquet at the high school gym. Honored for the season were captain Harold Morgan and players Dale Hawk Hob Doolittle John Bridge Laird Llewellyn Allen Rorick Richard Hartley Robert Hartley among others. Cheerleaders and team officials were recognized. The evening featured music and speeches by Coach Gordon Thompson and Ohio University’s Butch Grover on athletics and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo High Cazers
Harold Morgan
Dale Hawk
Hob Doolittle
John Bridge
Laird Llewellyn
Allen Rorick
Richard Hartley
Robert Hartley
Laird Smyth
Roger Beveridge
Arthur Sickles
Donald Shingler
Denver Scott
Bob Andrews
Clinton Cooper
Dent Saylor
Lewis Jeffers
Lenore Dinsmoor
Mary Allbaugh
Donna Steinmeyer
Grace Dicken
Walter Hicks
Marty Dickerson
Tunior Mare
Bert Allbaugh
Miusie
Martha Mare
Reid McBride
Martin Jones
Virginia Kennard
Gordon Thompson
Basketeers
Board of Education
Hurley Pidcock
Everning
Brandon T “Butch” Grover
Ohio University
Bobcats
Adrian Collins
Pilgrim Church to Hear Rev Pidcock in Chauncey
Reverend Ray Pidcock of Chauncey will preach Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Pilgrim Church near Carbondale. Wilbur House holder of Jacksonville will be present with special music and a good attendance is expected. He will preach again Sunday March 31 at 2 30 p.m. after Sunday School at 1 30.
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Chauncey
Ray Pidcock
Pilgrim Church
Carbondale
Wilbur Householder
Jacksonville
Pidcock
Chauncey Area Personal News and Visits
Mr and Mrs George Williamson and relatives visited Hill Cemetery in Middleport on Sunday. The Sissons of Trimble visited Mrs Elizabeth Robinett in Millfield. Floyd Stanley and family from Chauncey visited Athens to see their daughter Bertha Sherlock. Mrs Mary Meinhkam of Chauncey has been ill in Converse Street. Clifford Courtney and wife from Corning visited Mrs Minnette Courtney in Beaumont. Clarence Staley has received an honorable discharge and returned to Chauncey with Elsie. Dr C N Sanders and John Rankin returned to Millfield from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Williamson
Charles S. Bradfield
Lucille Sanders
Middleport
Pomeroy
William Sisson
Anita
Trimble
Millfield
Sisson
Elizabeth Robinett
Floyd Stanley
Athens
C. N. Sanders
John Rankin
Columbus
Chauncey Coach Smith attends Mid-West PE Association meeting
Chauncey Dover Schools coach William A. Smith visited Columbus for three days last week representing his district at the Mid West Physical Education Association. In Glouster Jr J Stanley bought the Alonzo Orme property on Main Street across from Hotel Gordon, now home to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cheney.
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Chauncey
William A. Smith
Chauncey-Dover
Columbus
Mid-West Physical Education Association
Glouster — Jr
J. Stanley
Alonzo Orme
Main Street
Gordon
Harry Cheney
Fullerton Roundup Highlights Uniform Rule Interpretations
National coaches urge uniform interpretations of old rules to avoid new changes. Officials should gather, stage demonstrations, and discuss details with coaches to reach consensus. anecdotes note Lou Boudreau’s shrimp anecdote and various sports updates including sandlot registration plans and a Navy bound coach searching for Ivy League opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Joan Bunn
Stanford
Springfield College
Zone Rally At Syracuse Draws Nazarene Group
Chauncey Rev and Mrs Lakin led The Plains Church of the Nazarene delegation at the Zone Rally in Syracuse Ohio. The event brings 14 Nazarene churches quarterly with Jackson Church of Nazarene winning both banners for mileage and attendance with 52 present. Rev J N Lakin spoke at the opening.
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Jackson Church of Nazarene
J. N. Lakin
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary Meet Tonight at K of P Hall
Mrs Addie Tippie announces Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary meeting at seven thirty this evening in the K of P building. After the regular session, benefit games will be played. All members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Addie Tippie
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
K. of P
Chauncey Woman Elected Secretary of Music Education Association
Christine Brown Chauncey supervisor of vocal music in Chauncey Dover Schools was elected secretary of the Southeastern Ohio Music Education Association at a Jackson Ohio meeting. Supt W G Davis and Grace Wood along with Chauncey Dover students attended and participated in the program.
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Chauncey
Christine Brown
Chauncey-Dover
Southeastern Ohio Music Education Association
Jackson
Ohio
Supt
W. G. Davis
Grace Wood
Morristown Church Services Announced
Chauncey residents are invited to Morristown Holiness Church for services Thursday and Friday at seven o clock. Rev Hiram Mingus will present charts on the Second Coming of Christ. The cottage prayer meeting Thursday night is canceled due to the church event.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Hiram Mingus
Christ
Mayor to Speak at Plains Community Meeting
The Plains residents are invited Wednesday at 7 30 p m for a CHAUNCEY men’s meeting at The Plains Methodist Church with Mayor Oral Daugherty of Nelsonville as guest speaker. Special music will be included. The Plains Garden Club meets the same evening at 7 30 p m at Mrs Edith Barrows home in Athens.
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Chauncey
the Plains Methodist Church
Oral Daugherty
Nelsonville
Chauncex
The
Plains Garden Club
Edith Barrows
Athens
Death of Chauncey County Home resident Renzo Barringer
Renzo Barringer aged 65 died Saturday night at the County Home in Chauncey. The body was taken to White Funeral Home in Coolville where funeral services and burial were held. His wife passed away three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Renzo Barringer
Coolville
Kurland Ends Aggie Cage Career
Seven foot center Bob Kurland closes his college basketball career as Oklahoma A&M faces North Carolina for the NCAA title at Madison Square Garden. A&M Shelby 620 points leading scorer, eight point favorite over the Tar Heels, crowd of 18 400 expected. NC defeated NYU and Ohio State to capture the Eastern crown while A&M beat Baylor and California for Western honors.
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New York
Bob Kurland
Oklahoma Aggies
North Carolina
Kurland
Aggies
Tarheels
Matieson Square Garden
Cowboys
California
Ohio State
Lady Erratic Gas Relieves By ERB HELP Claim
A woman who feared bedtime due to stomach gas reports relief after taking ERB-HELP containing 12 herbs. She says gas vanished, bowels regular, and she can sleep flat again. Advertisement cites Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville for purchase.
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Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts
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