Kyger Creek remains unbeaten with 16-7 win over Chauncey
Kyger Creek improved to 7-0-1 by rallying past Chauncey-Dover 16-7. Kyger led 8-7 at halftime after a Chauncey touchdown, then extended with a 4 yard TD by Phil Duncan and a late 3 yard score by Jim French with Darrell Jude recovering a Chauncey fumble.
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Kyger
Downs Chauncey
Chauncey
Bobcats
Kyger Creek
Chauncey-Dover
Blue Devils
Jim Matheny
Matheny
Kim Lindner
Darrell Jude
Jim French
Roger Creek
Shamblin
Cowen
Duncan
French
Poleyn
Lindner
York Bruins Roll Over Miller 60 0 on Homecoming Night
York, 7-1, ran roughshod over Miller 60-0 as five players crossed the goal line. Jeff Bullock scored three times, Wayne Evans connected on a pair of plays, Dale Devol forced and recovered a score, George Boggs added two rushing TDs, and Wachenschwanz and Grinstead added scores or plays in the lopsided game. Miller drops to 1-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Esterline Buchtel
York
Bruins
Miller
Falcons
Carl Hermey
Jeff Bullock
Wayne Evans
Bullock
Evans
Dale Devol
Devol
Falcon
George Boggs
Recine
Boggs
Bruin
Mork
Wachenschwanz
Grinstead
North Gallia Tops Hannan-Trace 35 12 to Climb Standings
North Gallia moved from the SWAC cellar with a 35 12 victory over Hannan Trace on Thursday. Ira Eggleton scored two touchdowns and threw for another while freshman Roger Laffingwell guided the losers and North Gallia used early third quarter scoring to seal the win. The Pirates improved to 3 4 overall with the win while Hannan Trace remained winless in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercerville
North Gallia
SWAC
Hannan-Trace
Pirates
Hannan
Trace
Ira Eggleton
Hannan Trace
Roger Laffingwell
Pete Nibert
Ha’n’n-Trace
Clyde Smith
Mason Peck
Joe Foreman
Danny Chick
Eggleton
Peck
Scott Sanger
Ritchie Houck
Terry Rucker
Racine Tornadoes Dominate Hannan 52-0 on Parent's Night
Racine Tornadoes sprint to a 52-0 win over Hannan as Bruce Beegle scores three rushing TDs and Larry Price throws three more. Racine gains 479 yards to Hannan's 23 while converting 14 first downs to four for the Wildcats. Beegle, Price, and teammates lead fifth win. Hannan suffers seventh straight defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Racine Tornadoes
Hannan
Tornadoes
Wildcats
Bruce Beegle
Larry Price
Beegle
Price
Ted Bailey
Gordon Fisher
Bill Wickline
Harry Cleland
Don Harden
Steve Cleland
Bob Sylvester
John Arnott
High School Football Scores From Ohio Night Games
Dayton Roth 22 Dayton Dunbar 0. Dayton Roosevelt 32 Dayton Fairview 8. Troy 22 Sidney 16. Dayton Stebbins 34 Lebanon 6. Xenia 20 Greenville 14. Kgger Creek 16 Chauncey 7. Racine 52 Hannan 0. York 60 Miller 0. Cincinnati Walnut Hills 30 Cincinnati Western Hills 16. Xenia Wilson 26 Lemon-Monroe 22. Caldwell 52 Glouster 0. New Lexington 26 Philo 0. Crooksville 26 Malta-McConnelsville 8. Maysville 13 New Concord 6. Orrville 30 Tuslaw 6. North Canton 30 Canton Timken 6. Colerain 6 Harrison 2. McArthur 12 The Plains 8. Cincinnati Withrow 40 Cincinnati Aiken 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Roth
Dayton Dunbar
Dayton Roosevelt
Dayton
Fairview
Troy
Sidney
Dayton Stebbins
Lebanon
Xenia
Greenville
Kgger Creek
Chauncey
Racine
Hannan
W. Va
Ritchie powers Eastern to 68 0 win with 42 points
Ron Ritchie exploded for 42 points and 293 rushing yards on 10 carries as Eastern routed Southwestern 68 to 0. He scored six touchdowns including runs of 91 66 and 65 yards and added a 45 yard reception. Eastern improved to 5 2 1 overall and 3 0 1 in the league while Southwestern fell to 2 5 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadmas
Ron Ritchie
Eastern
Southwestern
Kgger Creek
Ritchie
John Ridenour
Southwest
Ridenour
Roger Allman
Charles Mankin
Better Lights Can Curb Rowdyism At Night Games
Cleveland police chief Richard Wagner and George Kozak head of high school sports agree that banning night football games is not a solution. They advocate improved lighting and preventive measures around fields to deter attacks and aid investigations. The issue is under discussion as other cities ban night games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George J. Kozak
Richard R. Wagner
Kozak
Wagner
Toledo
Ohio
Tomcats Suffer Eighth Straight Defeat in 52-0 Loss
Glouster fell 52 to 0 at Caldwell in a Muskingum Valley League game. Dennis Gyure connected with Terry Dugan for a 45 yard pass to the Caldwell 15 in the second quarter, but the drive stalled on downs. Caldwell dominated throughout, with scoring in the first, third and fourth periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Tomcats
Caldwell
Dennis Gyure
Terry Dugan
Calawell
U S Golfers Tie Canada in Canada Cup Opener
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus joined Canada in a first place 136 total after round two at Saint Nom la Bretèche. Al Balding and Stan Leonard also 136. Miguel led individual with 66 as Palmer and Leonard sat at 69. Crowds of 5000 highlighted golf's rise in France.
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Paris
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Canada
Palmer
Nicklaus
al Balding
Stan Leonard
Gary Player
Retief Waltman
Sebastian Miguel
Roman Sota
Miguel
Saint-nom-la-Bretche
Balding
Player
Ireland
Christy O’connor
Leonard
Obituaries Hit Parade of Area Clergy and Residents
Multiple obituaries from Point Pleasant to Gallipolis report rites for Rev. V J Lathey of Letart Route 1 died at West Virginia University Medical Center in Morgantown after retiring from the Ohio Sandusky Conference in 1956. Survivors include wife Ethel a son and four daughters. Edith Clark Henson of Rio Grande dies at 80 in Columbus home of daughter. Helen Nier 42 Wilkesville dies in Holzer Hospital after illness. Services planned in Grove City and Wilkesville with burial in local cemeteries.
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Point Pleasant
V. J. Lathey
the Heights Eub
Daniel Coral
Findlay
Ohio
Lathey
West Virginia University Medical Center
Morgantown
Jackson County
G. W
Cora Casto Lathey
Pasco
Vanlue
Ethel
Adramn Lathey
Letart
Elva Richardson
Carmen Barron
Parkersburg
Ruth Bumgarner
Sidney
Oris and
Clyde
Howard
Columbus
Harry Lathey
Friendly
W. Va
Iva Parsons
Cleora Sayre
Corda Rowley
Charleston
Clara Welling
Stevens
Board Cemetery
Gallipolis
Edith Clark Henson
Rio Grande
William W. Stinson
Colchester Rd
Earl C. Henson
Harold Corbin
Grove City
Russell Nance
Ashville
William C. Henson
Toledo
Chester C. Henson
Lancaster
James A
Liggett Henson
Wilkesville
Helen Nier
Holzer Hospital
Albany
Stella
Millard K. Sanders
James
Luann Page
James Nier
Margaret Bland
Myrtle Kemper
Waverly
Beatrice Reed
Mary Hatfield
Chillicothe
Palmadge Barker
Akron
Jake
Norman
Harold
Strong and Son Funeral
Robert Hayden
Floral Cemetery
Benjamin, Jr
Christopher
Richard
Bernard
Corning
Jacob F
Shawnee
Walter Woods
Garfield Johnson
Buckingham
Elwood Matsers
Shirley Johnson
Saltillo
Virgie Stickhorn
New Lexington
Frank Liska
Frank Shilling
Malta
Jerry Shilling
Arizona
Humphrey Funeral Home
Harold Kellenbarger
New Lexington Cemetery
Nelsonville
Ruth Preston
Washington St
William
Jennie Masters
Bowerston
First Presbyterian Church
James Benson Preston
James B. Preston
Syracuse
N. Y
Anne Preston
Montreal
Can
Joseph Masters
Bruce Masters
Cleveland
Mary Clark
Newton Falls
Frank Tewkesberry
Seattle
Wash
Ida Masters
Elizabeth Roth
Lois Smith
Canton
Anne Towell
Warren Funeral Home
J. Lloyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
Huntington
Cassius C. Wolfe
Miami
Fla
Cabell County Hospital
Riley G
Olive Lewis Wolfe
Morgan County
Nellie
Ralph
Clark
Mary Washington
Helen Koontz
Boston
Mass
Dorothy Emmett
Chapman Funeral Home
Ridgelawn
Obituary notices from Corning Shawnee Nelsonville Huntington and Glouster
Obituaries of Florence Stickdorn aged 71 of Corning Route 1. Ruth Preston 65 of 40 E Washington St Nelsonville. Cassius C Wolfe 75 of Huntington and Miami. Ida Drake 83 of Franklin. Details include survivors, births, previous spouses, church ties, and funeral arrangements across multiple towns with dates and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Stickdorn
Corning
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Fred H. Johnson obituary highlights Tulsa death
Fred H. Johnson, 67, formerly of Coolville and Racine, died Thursday morning in Tulsa Oklahoma. Arrangements are incomplete and burial will be in Carthage Cemetery.
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Athens
Fred H. Johnson
Coolville
Racine
Tulsa
Oklo
Carthage Cemetery
Darwin Social Notes From Burlingham Area
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Mason West Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith in Darwin. Clarence Story returns for winter. Numerous calls at the Earl Cowen home include families from Burlingham Columbus Huntington Marietta and Chauncey. House Conference at Lake Hope drew many local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cowen
Burlingham
Darwin
Lloyd Smith
Mason
W. Va
Jim Smith
Clarence Story
Joe Stanley
Steven
Nancy
K C. Welsh
Bonnie
Ronald Jewell
LuAnn
Stevie
Richard
Led O'Brien
Columbus
John O'Brien
Earnest Cullums
Ginger
Rob Leifheit
Wayne Sloan
Long Lane
G. G. Hart
Ralph Parker
Chester
Ray Whaley
Austen Jarvis
Huntington
Charles Winebrenner
Marietta
Ralph Kern
Sam
Tom
Albert Kern
Neffs
Ohio
Lake Hope
Vada Hazelton
Wanda Paulson
Clara Swindle
Clara Paulson
Anna Hart
Helen Swartz
Etta Cullums
Doris Eastman
Dana Haning
Lewis Shields
Chauncey
Religions Discussed By WSCS Group at EUB Church
Mrs Dwight Walters spoke on To Seek a Neighbor Through the Grace of God as Georgia Stanley Circle WSCS met at the EUB Church. Participants represented Hinduism Buddhism and Islam. A piano duet by Mrs Spurgeon Mitzler and Mrs Roy Masure and a dual monologue on India and America were presented. Members were reminded to bring cookies for the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital party by Nov 30.
Local visitors and family traveling points noted
Storys itu STORY S Searls and Taylor families from Rutland visit Hollis Searls and Marlin Rife. Mrs Hoff man of Point Pleasant cares for Squire Taylor's children in Columbus. Underwood and Kathy from Gallipolis visit Walter Underwood. Conkle and Haffey families spend weekend with New Columbus residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story
Hollis Searls
Hazel Taylor
Rutland
Marlin Rife
Mattie Hoffman
Point Pleasant Route 1
Squire Taylor
Columbus
Darius Underwood
Kathy
Gallipolis
Walter Underwood
James Conkle
James Haffey
New Columbus
Achievement Night Plans Concluded in Gallia County
The Gallia County 4-H Advisers Association outlined final plans for the annual 4-H Achievement Night set for 7 30 p m November 15 at Grace Methodist Church Certificates will be presented to 4 H members who completed their work A film will replace a speaker Highlights include re appointing Raymond De Lille to the county extension advisory council and forming 1964 nominating and finance committees The group also discussed boosting 1964 participation in the International Farm Youth Exchange program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
4-H Advisers Association
County Extension Office
Grace Methodist Church
Bryson R. Carter
Carter
Raymond de Lillie
County Extension Advisory Council
Claude Winters
Erman Cremeens
Lewis Persinger
de Lille
Pat Glass
County Extension Home
Esta Deel
Opal Payne
International Farm
Sales Tax Shows Rise in Gallia County
Gallia County weekly and fiscal year sales tax receipts rise over 1962 and 1963 figures. For week ending Oct 19, 1963 receipts hit 10511.18 versus 4061.50 a year earlier. fiscal year totals reach 86879.24, up from 69101.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
John D. Herbert
Sale of undivided half interest in multiple Ohio properties
William A. Lavelle as Administrator of Lucille Hager’s estate petitions Probate Court of Athens County Ohio for sale of an undivided one half interest in four parcels across Albany Athens Knox and Lee Townships to pay debts and costs. The action names minor Cletus Dale McKinney and unknown heirs as defendants with a December 7 deadline to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Dale McKinney
Lucille Hager
William A. Lavelle
Theestate
Athens County
Ohio
Albany
Athens
A. Vorhes
Lee Township
Wilkes Street
Ohio Company
Anna EK
Armstron
Id Village
Knox
Vinton
Monee No
Hoad
Weston
Townsend Delta
Keenning
Seth Nalwea
Herinnine
Vinton County
Lee
Towi
Townhouse Road
Holy Graham
Isreal Wiley
H. A. Brown
A. ©. Dailey
Ofd
Granville Stout
Iwi
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