Hackett Is Lineman of Week at Pin Classic Open
CHICAGO AP There’ll be 125 bowlers from districts here this weekend for a nine day tournament with an unofficial national match game title and a $2000 first prize. Hackett, 21, from London Ohio, is named outstanding lineman after a 60 minute performance against Michigan. The event features top keglers, seedings, and a long schedule through Wednesday with semi finals and a big championship final.
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Hackett
Chicago
Paul Krumske
NEW York
Ohio State
Associated Press
London
Buckeyes
Michigan
Wolverine
Carroll Widdoes
Kegler
Krumake
Ned Day
West Alls
Finais
Eld
Ohio
Big Leaguers on wai tour Paris group arrives
Paris hosts the first group of major league players touring the European theater during the war. The roster includes Mel Ott manager of the New York Giants Frankie Frisch manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates Bucky Walters Cincinnati pitcher Dutch Leonard Washington twirler and Roy Stockton sports writer of the St Louis Post Dispatch.
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Paris
Sasenairs
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Dutch Leon Fard
Washington
Roy Stockton
St. Louia Post Dispatch
Godfrey Criticizes Big Ten Postseason Rules
Ohio State assistant coach Ernie Godfrey denounces Big Ten policy allowing Rose Bowl participation for rival schools. He urges Ohio high schoolers to study and play in-state, speaking at the Ohio State Alumni Clubs banquet in Cleveland. He credits Paul Brown and Navy coach Bill Leon for All-Eastern selections and notes Les Horvath spurned pro offers to finish at Ohio State.
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Ernie Godfrey
Ohio State University
Godfrey
Ohio State
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Army
Act Navy
Crusch
Foesny
Rose Bow Birk
Buckeyes
Associated Press
Carroll
Navy
Don Whitmire
John Green
Robert St. Onge
Tom Smith
Yale
George Savitsky
Penn
George Poole
Harold Hamberg
Glenn Davis
Bob Jenkins
Navi
Felix Blanchard
Fii
Paul
Widdoes
Les Horvath
Glouster High Holds Football Band Dinner Honors Team
About 150 patrons gathered in Glouster High School auditorium for a 6:30 PM chicken dinner hosted by the Athletic Boosters Association. Ohio University coach Don Peden spoke on football values and life, with Dr. W. D. Witham and coach C. F. Patton presenting letters to squad members. Post-dinner terms included acknowledgments and plans as coach Patton leaves for Logan. Thanksgiving-related visits and local sentiments are noted throughout the community.
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M. M. Bry‘son
Trimble Town
Peden
C. F. Patton
Harry Simmons
Athens
Dr. Patton
Tommy Buchman
Frank Darling
Dick Byfers
Billy Roberts
Andrew Wolf
Patt Meade
Bob” Gamvrell
Bi Skinner
Jim Davis
Bob V Charles’ Mortis EnCorte
Charles’ McAtoose
da Witham
Charles Immer
Rogers
Max Morris
Roger Cox
Lane McCraner
Bill
New Officers Named by Grange No 1830
Grange Hall hosted Grange No. 1830 on Saturday evening for officer elections. New officers include Master B Jones Overseer Allan Chadwell Lecturer Roy Kasler Steward Allan Boudinot Assistant Steward Celia Boudinot Gardener D M Sawyer Secretary Madelin Boudinot Gatekeeper Neva Lantz Emma Sawyer Flora Mamie Chadwell and assistant to the steward. Social hour followed with talks on the good of the order and a spread of sandwiches pies and coffee.
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Wnuusses
Lanmore Grange
Grange Hall
B. Jones
Allan Chadwell
Roy Kasler
C.J. Eddy
Allan Boudinot
Teward
Gertrude Brown
Iain
Treast Madelin
Boudinot
Celia Boudinot
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
At the football writers luncheon Fred Walker quipped about Princeton and Ivy League ties. Penn coach and others discuss postwar college athletics and Wharton plans for ex-soldiers. Princeton names Charley Caldwell as head football and baseball coach. Over 100 prints of the 1944 World Series film go overseas for Army-Navy use. Ed Macha and Aubrey Epps noted for ties to Yale and pro teams. Teeland duckpin champ George Meteopulos posts a near-record three-game series.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Football Writers
Fred Walker
Princeton
University of Chicago
Dodgers
Yale
Paul Riblett
Penn
Wharton School of Finance
Charley Caldwell
Tigertown
Andy Lotshaw
Chicago Bears
Decatur
Lotshaw
Ed Macha
The
Yanks
Red Rolfe
Bulldogs Open Cage Season Under New Coach Rannow
Athens High School basketball begins under new coach E R Rannow after last year's returners Grover Rousey and Cavanaugh. The team features Beckley Rotramel Grover Rousey Neutzling and others with key trials ahead as they face McArthur in the opener and a schedule including Lancaster St Marys Pomeroy Wellston and Jackson through February. Deputy Jones also inspected the McConnellsville Odd Fellows Lodge with locals Bay Roberts Stahl and Fni eel.
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Athens High School
Logan
Bulldog
Bae New
Grant Fergson
Bob Mills
Bill Trautwein
Ray Dunfee
Jack Trupp
E.R
Ea” Rannow
Rannow
the Plains
Bulldogs
McArthur Little
Generals
Inn
Plains
Tad Grov‘er
Norm Rousey
Jerry Cavanaugh
Bill Beckley
Dean Rotramel
Roy Yaw
Dim’ Farley
Ted Neutzling
Beckley
Rotramel
Grover
Rousey
G Neutzling
Cavanaugh
Shotmaker
Finsterwald
Duncan
Kendredy
Drake
Moore
Smiley
Ros Qier
Teipo
Evans
Ferguson
Gait
Trimble Service Men Visit Folks in Ohio Area
Beet areca aig man, arrived in Trimble from Florida to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Baughman and friends. Sgt Baughman has served nearly four years, 18 months in the Canal Zone, and expects overseas soon. Mrs Fred Heck’s nephew, in service over a year, has spent eight months overseas. Mrs Jack Gardner’s letter says Sgt Jack K Gardner transferred from Austral to New Guinea and has one year eight months service with overseas since February last.
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Trimble
FL Benning
Lee Baughman
Sgt
Baughman
Canal Zone
Jack Gardner
Jack K. Gardner
Austral
New Gainea
Jack
Bronze Star Awarded Chauncey Youth in France
Chauncey area reports Gerald Carpenter of Chauncey stationed with the Military Police Battalion in France has earned the Bronze Star Medal for bravery beyond the call of duty. Pvt Carpenter, in the Army three years with months overseas, sends hopeful notes to his family as others in the Coburn and Strohmeyer families face wartime losses.
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Chauncey
Gerald 1
Carpenter
Military Police
France
Montgomery
Wellingseer
Coburn
Ister
Grace
Ellen Jones
Nelsonville
Jake Jones
Nelson
Chester ‘Carpenter
Seaman Ie
South Pacific
Melvin Carpenter
India
Orbiston
W. Va
Thanksgiving Dinner Gatherings in Chauncey Area
Local families in Chauncey and nearby Millfield hosted Thanksgiving meals at home on Mill Street and surrounding streets. Guests included Virgil Wilson of the Navy on furlough, Mr. and Mrs. Hughie McCune and family, and relatives from Chauncey, Sand Ridge, and Athens. Additional notices mention a son’s transfer to Memphis and Bible readings coordinated with a National Campaign.
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Chauncey
Mer Morris
Mill St
William Omen
Millfield
and Mes
Riley Tedrick
Charlotte Bricker
Mary Carolyn Sibson
Elmer Morris
Das
Reena Simpkins
Ildeen
Donald
Tita
Johnnie
Athens
Beorge
Wilson
Carleg Rutter
Sand Ridge
Virgil Wilson
The
Navy
Hughie McCune
Millfiea
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Wilson held at Christian Church
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Smith Wilson wife of Samuel Wilson were held Sunday afternoon at the Christian Church by Rev Lee Wallace. She was 68 and had been in poor health five years. Her life was spent in this neighborhood. Survived by husband five sons Wilton Parkersburg Wilson Melvin Wilson Mt Hockingport Millard Wilson Rittman and Dr Charles in armed forces and four daughters Mrs Gay Young Long Bottom Reta Bailey Elsie Srislip Virginia Cowdery plus two sisters and four brothers. HH Hetzer, Reedsville Route One, had been at St Joseph Hospital the past week. Mr and Mrs Dale Robinson Parkersburg spent Thanksgiving here with her parents. Larkins day guests of Mr and Mrs R E Williams and Ruth Ann. Donald F Kibble returned to East Liverpool Tuesday after visiting his aunt Anna M Randolph.
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Reedsville
Nancy (Smith) Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Christian Thurch
Lee Wallace
Gay, Young
Long Bottom
Reta Bailey
Elsie Srislip
Virginia Cowdery
HH. Hetzer
R. E. Willams
Ruth Ann
Donald F. Kibble
Liverpool
Anna M. Randolph
Little Guys Were Potent In Big Ten
Offensive dynamite was wrapped in small frames in the Big Ten. Purdue’s Boris Dimancheff led scoring with 34 points in nine touchdowns, while Leslie Horvath of Minnesota State led rushing with 40 carries for 28 yards per attempt. Dimancheff weighed 178 pounds, Tony Butkovich 19, and Horvath 167 pounds. Wayne Williams of Minnesota paced ground gains with 582 yards across the season. Chaute Young of Tulsa carried 70 times for 489 yards, and Bob Wiese of Michigan tied for third in scoring with 42 points. Bob Hoernschemeyer of Indiana repeated as long-range passer champion with seven completions for 54 yards.
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Chicago
Boris Dimancheff
Purdue
Leslie Horvath
Dimancheff
Nate
Tony Butkovich
Miorrath
Tut Dales
Michian
Horvath
Kean
Dimanchei
Wayne Williams
Minesota
Tres Dimanchets
Tien
Chaute
Buds) Young
Trinol
Young
Bob Wiese
Michigan
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Indiana
Fight Results Harte Une Victory in Lima Bout
Hartes une defeated Vietor inde by outpoint over 8 rounds in Cleveland, 147 pounds, with the result reported as a decision. In a separate note, Mrs. John Finnearty receives a letter stating Corporal John Finnearty is hospitalized in Italy.
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Harte Une
Lonn
Lima
New York
Vietor Inde
Cleveland
Millfield
John Fineearty
Cpl
John. Finnearty
Italy
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