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White w ma.tic tt shield, t deflerto: tires, v ..: Sc Red wU rear Sf?' mission, : WSW "' I steerlnl $' ' PANGEJ) IF X I<NOW WHE'IHER --·- ' ... I WANTA. GET DOWN 'THERE OR NOT I t.~ .. ·.' ..... .I ' . ' . I< ·• > ··~·-. . ,• 1a !!.!J .rn ,g,;:. 1:~0 c ~ <il ~ !1 "a 1> ' ~ -e ._,. . , . - - - - - - - - - " " \ "o 6 ~ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6; 1967 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Bulc•\ 1 • ~ '· 1. i • ·o _ _ _ _ _ _.,..._ _ "l ~t) o �• .. • • < ' I ' rs,Ho e . n 1-e ' ~T eA 'ist e. . 0 ·Acc·d 1111\e , to' ~!lind y • ra bas ' '• 4' Ac· Ie . e .z ,. ' ~~ ~l - i Gl d S r aller was Miss '67 G n r's Variety Li t · on E Gardl n Calend•r Probe in o GM 141 •IY L. g r~m u e 196'1 fully In I vaU ceJ. Va- e . e In A ne Their that recelvlln ~· Queen." Ivu tRid e em~~ PU ' ' ' •• Hele.t·· aottel--' ". I her ( Hospi ro • ' ·,f).· ,.,, :· ' e sta m ~ ... Ta ! hi: . ,,- rs Plalao • Jamet .Wa tHll e auto True · • • p ' r. and . . on s slmpl;y ly I) - ·a " ld this · , image al �• .. • • < ' I ' rs,Ho e . n 1-e ' ~T eA 'ist e. . 0 ·Acc·d 1111\e , to' ~!lind y • ra bas ' '• 4' Ac· Ie . e .z ,. ' ~~ ~l - i Gl d S r aller was Miss '67 G n r's Variety Li t · on E Gardl n Calend•r Probe in o GM 141 •IY L. g r~m u e 196'1 fully In I vaU ceJ. Va- e . e In A ne Their that recelvlln ~· Queen." Ivu tRid e em~~ PU ' ' ' •• Hele.t·· aottel--' ". I her ( Hospi ro • ' ·,f).· ,.,, :· ' e sta m ~ ... Ta ! hi: . ,,- rs Plalao • Jamet .Wa tHll e auto True · • • p ' r. and . . on s slmpl;y ly I) - ·a " ld this · , image al ���' __, ~ Jackets omp over Southern, 90-53 'llle P'%~<8 . ltlboD 1e1111 111o1r uth ..,.. of 111o erq- lhlo out ol llle SEOAL . SatiJnlay liibt. 10-Q, .,.. tbe !lolnbera Tomadoes at lllidd1tporL Soutbern c-b Chynor Skmo eame to toWll wlli a varslly playen alld b..t lola playong moot or the low't!l quarter With onl7 four play..... The tout inlesleol malcb altogether 63 porooaal inlraotlms were wblsllool - produeed four Tornado and two Jackeis banishments. Middleport Coach Carl Wolfe bad lol! bencb 111 tile game i!IMt fl........ ..... ...n... .. ... U. Jl..t leeCie IIJo eel 1w Southern. Mark ,.,..,.. - porlod. IIIII joiDed Bradllury on Ill: Southern abscrbed Ita 13111 benell will! five. laol of tbt ,....., qaiaot ti1r0e IOddleport took • :11:14 llrol wmo. quarla' Itacl lllil ale&dily widSouthern Senior , f..,.ard eoeol ._ to tho end. . SbOrm Cunolifl wu bl8h lor lflddleport out • . . lola team with 11 polata tlooucb SoulhorD 5t to Jl, will! '1111110be drew his llllb foul before llle bW relllnC U, BW Davia II ODd ml tl tbe tblrd quarter. Don Nelsoil 10. MlddJeport was Far Middleport, Au 21 of 4$ at lht frM Unc, ~ bury was hllll with IS. lie too em 17 ol 3l From the Ill QUI muob ol the game and Middleport was 31 of 61 lw IS finally wa• tweeted to the JIOI' ct!ll~ Southern II of «far bench with five fouls midway 41 per cent in tile fourth period. Friday rught the Jacketa r<> ~ntock Ray PrOf. turn to Its first of two b.g Jolon ' 1nqaen11y lllltervtla Highlanders Nl·p Wildcats, I PIace StrODdID Loop PIay· ~"::::western 1~ ~ ~ • Sports .Summary/ Fal~ns Fall to Panthers, 8046--, =' I S.la.., AUISIARD, N.., z..!ancl SEAm.£, Wuh. CUPI) - (UPI) ~. ~~.~ 1 DoriJ Bmm .,. Sqtt~orsoa ~ ODd rr..~ . broko tile ....,.,.1 wo•l4 reeord iDUlr o1 Frii>Ce 1Umo4 10 llle 1811-yanl ""' with a limO J capillro llle women's dllllbld J :OU ID lbe Seolllt 1111e at 111e Willi [nvllltlonlll . ~ traelt meeL i1e11n1a foolniGeDI. _ .t. 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Baskets by Kyger Creek With eight sec<Jnds on the Roy B:ckle. 6-0 senior and no.. ~ Hannan Trace 7 7 8J2 elock, Gene Hall, IHJ senior, Pugh, IHJ junior, tied the ""''e Eastern 8 9 il!lt !ITlk a :!Moot jwnp shot Satur· 34·34 at the hall. North Gallia 2 14 807 day night at Mercerville to give Hall and Dillon hit baskets · tSVAC OalyJ the Southweotern Highlanders a to break out 38·34 and Southwes- Team WL P 6U4 win over the Hannan tern 11!4 41·36 with 3:55 left in Kyger Creek 7 1 m Trac. Wildcats and second tile third period. Two quick Southwestern 5 .3 474 place in the Southern Valley goals by Wise gave. Hantran Eastern 3 5 503 Athletic Conference. Trace a 44..!3lead wJih 1:35 left. Hannan Tra"" 3 5 476 Sale':~il~"te!=dge St While bollt can present their AustraUa, tile two newcomers to MADONNA DE CAMPIGLIO, , .~ The Wildcats 'Dave Daniel•. l!all's goal made II 45-44 for North Gallia 2 1 432 own le!jaiclaims to the throne, professional tennis ranks, both Italy <UPI) -France's Guy I CALL t.t sophomore, was high man Southwestern but Wise bit •· Totals !0 .a 1311 Canton Sou; 69 Perry 56 It Is frurly evodent that ' 1 woll be wero· beaten in siQ81es play at ;Perilla! won the "three trees" ''' for tlle nigbt with 18 polnls. tl8in and the Wlldcata were a-1 RESERVE the 6-foot-6-lneh Terrell wbo wtll Whtte City Stadium Sunday ski champloosblp. , Terry Cremeens, &-11 senior, head 46-45. Shriver's bucket (SVAC Only) VaUey 37 I be playing tile role ol ehallengl"l' night _ 82 71 15 finisioed with 14. Dean WJ.., 6- with 5 seconds left gave South- Team WLp Lake I when their scheduled rouader RaistOn lost to Australian Ken DAY T 0 N A BEACH, F 1a. , 7 0 senior, had 13 and Randall western a 47-fllead at the end Eastern a 0 316 :tart 86 gets underway about I0:30 p.m Rosewall, 6-3, 8-6, and Stolle fell (UI'l) -The Ferraris scoro4 a l INSURANCE AGENCY · MuUins, 6-1 junlor, "'"red II of the third period. Kyger Creek 6 2 S44 caldwell IO N""'JIM 66 EST. before Pancho Gonzales of the 1·2-3 sweep in the :M-hour , ...... 992·2440 Pamoray points. Gene Hall of Sout:hwestern Hannan Trace 2 6 231 Marietta St. 1\lary IS For It will bo Clay, wah United States, 6-3, 11-6. Daytoaa ConUne~.tal rasd race::..·'l...,.=======~ Hall's 17 points were high lor and Terry Cremeens finished North Gallia 2 6 273 . Waterford 42 undefeated string of 27 v;·.on.l Southwestern. Keith Carter, one and two respectively in the Southwestern 2 6 279 Belpre 58 Athens 51 ri.., who will be connm;anding 1 5-10 sophomore, alld George SVAC acorlng race. Hall had Totals 20 21 1413 Zanesollle Rosecrans 64 the usual e~ampil>n's so Dillon, CHI junior, each 0001trib- 76 field goais and 15 free Friday's Resullo: New. Lexington St. Aloysius cent ·of the .ntlelpated """·'""I uted 15 points, and Dave Not- throwa fur 167 points iA eight Kyger Creek 72 Eastern 53 Zanesville 58 gate, paid by some 30,000 fan• ter, &-1 junior, tallied 12 points. games, an average of20.7 pomts Saturday's Rosodls: Upper Arlbtgtan 41 Clay and Terrell both ' ' Southwestern led ~7-46 as the per game. Cremeens had 5: Southwestern 66 Haanan Crooksville 5ll Maysville 57 a UWe heavy at the kurth period opened and the go~ls and 2ll at the line for 138 Lexinglolo 67 Tri·VaUey 64 81 weigh-In a week ago Highlander! ran it to Sl-46 In poonts, an average of 17.2. Rutland 52 North Gollla 38 73 New Cooconl lit Zl711, Terrell 21811), the first minute of play. CrfL Hall and Cremoons are also Chauncey-Dover 82 Kyger Philo Clay sa1c1 ho expected to weiJ!h 67 61 meen.s and Daniels cut it to 51· one-two in that onler in all .f1 Zl4 and Terrell 212 pounds 73 10 50 at tile 6:20 mark. games scoring. Hall, top point- Tuesday's Game: the 12 noon EST weigh-in lA the Tho Highlanders Jed 61-58 with maker Ul tile league, has 138 Tr R !land v 1 · · Astrod rln toda 2:45 left. Moolllns' piYOI In the field goals and 33 lreo throws H~;n , ~ce a.1 u a parruao 7I EvanSYilie '61 ame g Y· 96 key and Danielll' sbort jumper far 309 points in 15 games, an ay s a~e · No. Dak. St. So. Dak. St. Terrell Is recognized as the gave Hannan Trace Its last average of 20.9 per game. Cri!- Eastern al Vonton County Missouri 10 Oklaboma St. 56 champion by the World Bo>:iag lead, Q.el with 1:60 left. South· meens bas 103 bas!'els and 40 at Southern m. 79 Chattanooga Cncrda 73 Gstvs-Alpba 71 (at) Association in 47 states western went abend 64-Q on a tile line !or 246 pomts, an aver· Duk 01 W 1 v· ginia 75 St. Jobn's 85 St. 1\lary's 12 Clay U. tbe acknowl~ jumper by Jolm Sbrlvor, 5-8 age of 11.2 for 14 games. e· es or . d Concordia (10.) 95 Albion 82 holder almost everyplace sealor, and a freo throw by Hann81l Trace 0Utgoall!4 ltle Wm. & Mary 91 Cita ei 57 Ky. Wesleyan 107 Wheaton 62 The WBA defrocked Clay Dillon with I:Cii left. Highlaoders 31·2'1, makilog 15 Ga. T~ 102 !';otre Dame 87 Akron 118 Wooster 68 set up an ellmlaalion . , basket 'th · th nd ._,. The W'ld- S. Carolina 77 Wake Forest fill SoulloWOJt -~ 1 Mullom w1 o n e 111 e seco ....... 1 v· "'"' Tech 89 Richmond 71 , Terrell eventually won w minute left waa Hamoaa Trace's cats never bad a ehtmee at the lro-a uklaboma 11 Colorado 66 Clay violated a WBA tast scoring After Hall's game foul line In tbe second half as Florida A&M 96 Clark 81 Rice 19 TCU HI against return bout clauses winning s!10i Daniela &bot &Dti Sooibvdlern played flawless Davidaou 66 St. Jos. Pa. 15 - S.W. Qkla. 5t PbiWpa U. 56 ..,tracts. .. <· .,:. • • ": ~~ L...l.• '.·, missed. and Ha!p181l Trace call· ball with no fouls called on Georgia 68 Alabama &0 SMU 91 ,....., Tech 75 ed time out wllll m WM01a them. Clemson 80 N. C8rolina St. Baylor 93 T..., A&M 110 The bout will bo ~Ievlaeol on the clock. Cremeens miued The lli&lllandera won 1 b e ~ 56 Tennesset: 53, Texas Westera 61 'llllaa 53 via E3!'1y Bird and Lani Bird a shot at the buz:!er. pone at the foul line making Baptlslll2 Rollins 79 New Mexico 81 Arizona 50 satellites to Europe and A!lia .·.· The win gave the HlgNanders 12 of 22 sbols. Southwestern Southern U. 95 Ark. AM&N N.W. Okla. II Pnhndle A&M well as to 165 closed circwt second place ill Uoe SVAC w1ti1 drew only live personal fouls Tenn . St. 69 Bella~ne 60 Bishop 79 Texas Lutheran 76 screens in this c&untry. Jt a 5-3 record and Hannan Trace the entire game and the Wild· Kentucky 105 Loo11soana St . 84 McMurry 77 Sui Ross 57 will be carried on lbe mullu&ll finished in ~ third place ti• cats had 14. Marshall 96 Toledo 81 Sam Houston 93 Te-.s A&I radio network. Clay is a 5-l with Eastern, both teams 3-S for Southwestern pulled In a total Beckley 71 W. Virginia St. 67 Okla. Chrisllan 110 J . Brown vorite. the league ~ason. Southwestern of 41 rebounds with Gene Hall Tulane 96 NYU 87 Ark. St. 76 Abilene Chris. 70 finished its season with a 111-5 getting 15 and Dave Notter 11. Louisv.t lle 66 Cincinnati 57 Ouachita Bapt. 90 Ark. A&M record In all gamea and Han· Daniels was top rebounder for Eastern Tenn. 82 Tenn. Tell N. M. Hilands 123 Ft. Lewis San Fran St. 85 Humboldt 96 . ,• . 'r nan Trace is 7·7, with a game Hannan Trace witti seven. WheeJing 71 Bethany W.Va. Albuquerque 100 Sou. Coi<t. 77 Chico St. 59 Nevada 49 ........, at RuUand TUesday lliJh~ Hannan Trace hit ~.8 per W. Va, Te<h 71 W. Va. Wes. West Cal Aggies 58 Sacrament• 52 Next comes the 44th annual cent from the field making ~~ ~ Midwest Sianlord ao Air Force 65 Gallia county tournament Feb. of 74 while the Jligbienders shot Bowling Green 82 Ohio U. 79 Utah St. 113 Brigham Young ." ~II with Southwestern meet. 47.3 per cent, corme<:ting on 27 Ohio St. 90 Wisconsin 64 (ot) Wyoming rn Ariz. St. 78 ing Kyger Creek at 7 p.m. Fri· of 57 from the floor. IDinols 113 Northwestern 83 UCLA 40 Sou Cal 31; (o!! day and Hannan Traee playing South\restern also won the re- Michigan 86 Purdue 74 San Francisco 73 sta Brbra .-.. North GaWa In the second serve game 33-22. Knox 71 Ripon 66 Loyola {Colli. 70 St. Mary'a pme opening nlght. Southwestern (66) - Shriver, Miami (Ohio) 87 xavier 4!1 Oregon 67 Purtland 56 .: Kyger Creek defeated Suuth- 3-1-7; Dillon, r.-6-15; Hall, Detroit 92 John Carroll 11 Idaho 57 Oreon St. 56 DRY CLEANif\IG " western twice, 40-42 and 73-70, 8-1-17; Notter, 5-3-12; and Ind. St. 91 De Pauw 80 Coll. Ida. 62 Lewis&Clark 53 -SERVICEduring the season, &Dti Hannan Carter, ~15. Totals, 2'1- Kansas 61 Iowa St. 50 u. of Pac. 82 Pepperdine 81 . •' (Upon Your Rtqueot) Trace and North Galila spU;, 12-46. Ohio Central 78 Ind. Tocb 60 cal Lulh...an 79 Cal Western ' ,. tbe Plralel WitiDIDc 'll.CJ4 11 Hannan Trace (64) -Daniels, Western Mieh. 65 Kent St. 64 Redlands !18 Cal Tech 113 . ., ,., ' :• Hannan Trace and the Wildcats --.18; Cremeens, 7-41-14; Loyola (ID.) !18 Iowa 8'1 Sa Dieg = San F lid Vel I,_ wltming 17-61 at Narlh GaDia. Wise, 8-1-13; Sheeta, 14--2; Bradley 103 Creigbton 116. n r 0 . -Second St. Pomaroy Carter ocored Southwestern's Pull>, 1-&-2; Biclde, :&-ll-4; De Paul 79 Marquetlte 7f Cal Poly 58 Fresno St. 56 . ' '. first :olgbt poiDII .. the Hi8b- Mullins, 8-1-11. TotalS, 31- Nebraska 67 Kansas St. 58 laDders toolt: .n 11-4 lead with 2-64. Drake 94 North Tosaa 75 5:25 left in the llr!l period. 1lte Soutl!westem . . . 16 II 13 19 66 Indiana 82 Minnesota '81 Wildcats led 14-9 witb 3:20 left Hannan Trace ... 20 14 ~ 18 64 Northern Mieh. 89 Minns. 62 OPTOMETRIST BDrl held that lead, coming out Eastern 111. 92 Eastern Mich. 81 20-ll:atlile end of tile period. Central Mich. 82 Ferris st. Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon o• Gse211-$ Hall's pivot the egeW '' CCIUiil with ltlree mlnulel lett 1n the first.balf and the Scores . ,. NEED P ltl»t-,. .:--=RE 111 I'& l~m~. . ldpol ...... Moll • llt!l ....-,.,, Wlllley 8nlfaJo Cl!l 1\leldly 11oot1tr .,_, r - 01 IJ'OI!IuaiiJ • w tilltl ..a ..._ 1aur. wa• 1•1 r1 lb.- • pw ...t fra ' ... ill a. 100 . . ,_. J'ar 1111 ,...... __. 1WI l-1-f; Deaver Glllbo S \ 4:, filar til 6e1 the lod ltut OOilld 0111J pll8belolllaraball eio«i•oed bll -.1 BW 1llnlllll ·t· I •: """ edlo tiWIIrMM ODd nBop w by seven . untn ~ belon the ~ n111>t Ql 1111 :rear. but rry l-0-Sj R.IJijl Baley 1 Wltllf l'llDa!ll • • a Satlot'- end til the perlool. 1D 111o!oo otiD biOioil den mt..n re- -0-1; Ray' M 1-4-J: Tony doJ .,.._ 1o1 a lamt plaJed oo final •w• or throe minutes, tt.e ~ and Oc:.:r.ol some lftD. Fields ,_1_,; •Don ·Mitcbell 1 ... P••n., court. P-.then worked oevcral daD- ty.oooe' IIIUes. No i!lhef falcon -0-1;• Bill ROOISh ~; Dan . Willi lht W....,._. dy playt to Bill Rodlord and cou1o1 ever lJnol tile ....... !n Rber 0 0 ~· T\)1111 ~~ - 16COLU)IBUS (UPd hlltq ~ 11 ora allots from rattled off ten stnl&lit polllll jbe,fiilidlllo!Wiag>tll !lot ..st a . colte1• . bask~tball recortla. lht llajlr, 'llle Plnlhm lhowed to blow lt open anol lead S'I·ZI bi&beol ocarer was Mike Fry Pontenr (•) _ Doll Swish- :~mes Ul(iuding Saturday, lbolr mettle by bllll loandlln( at halftime. with aeven potllll._ er 0 ,1 •4., BW Radlorll ,__ • aad -.Jienl ohoolint .. they On the nlibt. allm Ron Lo- ll)irlnl the Dllht,'l lhe Pan- II· Jioo; i.o,aa 7-a-:a. · BDI ' AIL ~ hit •II of 61 fNm the ftoor gan '"'ned m another stellar the... were ~ to 101 the M;,... · !3; Bob ~ey 1 Team• ·•· . . II' L Plo Dar1D1 tbe ftnt otr!Od. 1'1•· performance for tile Panthers Palcon,s· have ~Ialit ohoiJ!, -tl-1· ~Anderson 6-e'-! 2: Toledo 14 1 1217 1lmila was daminatlna the bank· as he cullected twenty . two but like water wearing awo;- Roo Deem 0-2-2· Bob Bnr· Akron 16 S 1611 _ . fn1 botrdo and wu cettiag two points and se••enteon rebound! tolone, the Ohioano' !hoo:ing and Ken 'Engllsb 0Ashland IS 2 111'19 or 1nt allots ..eh lime on ,,f to lead tile win. Deadeye 8111 passing widened the gap. dette 0-1 1• Otterbein 12 a IH9 feo!IL For a while, the Fol-~ Radford swished nine goals for In the ·preliminary came, tbe ~- Totall .i'-11-10. Dayton 15 4 1618 led the P-.thers by u eighteen pointa. and Blto Moor< Re.serve Pantben handed the "W~ama • 15 7 13 13-48 B~l4wrr.-Wall. · 14 5 US5 15 5 1334 mud! 11 11!roe polnta, but their collected twleve polnta 10 11• young Faloens another lopsided Poroeroy, 11 %1 23 ~ CinconnaU By Uaftool iaterulloaal , . Tllllli8DAY . NBA Slaadlago ;: 11 4 1245 lrtJid sbootiag gavo way to with an Ol<ctllent floor game. losa in a 6Q.a declaloti. Offtelals -Jim Willison, Bob Defiance This woek'• Oblo college St.Franels (Pa.) at steubenVIlle By Unlleol Presa IDtei'IIIIUOnaJ .; 10 4 lllll'l lblll of PomerO) and the PantJI. And....,. netted twelve In a re- Wabama will be playong 11 Moore. ' Marietta sehedule: . Tri-Stlto al Findlay Eaotere Dlfl•loo •i · Wittenberg 10 5 lfl'JI , MONDAY John Cam>ll at GIMCin . w. L I! Youngstown 11 6 1457 St. W •·- o-. • Den !'lt11 • Northern Mieh. at Ohio .. _" .....,....., 1 ' i!CID Philadelphia 4!1 I .~ 1 ::rs~~ ; ~. : Ky. Wesleyan II SIUienvllle.. FRIDAY Bolton U U .7&f Findlay 12 7 1782 Younpro:: ~-Broad. New York 211 3t .f75 • Ohio Northern 10 6 1438 ld all D Akr Woos~o;..:: ~"rf CincinnaU 21 iiO .444: Tolly Bw, 6-1 frelohman, point win. gainst the Redmen here Jan. 5; Hamilton, ~; Balder!, I xavier 12 8 1540 Ba .win·W aCapce iat on 1ltRio 1 r e It as • Baltimore 1J ~ .2211 . , -..! 41 polnta Saturday night Sharon Gregory, H senior, 10 as ·Rio Grande downed Blue- -11-2; McDamel.l-11-2; Leek· Ohio State 9 8 II~ Manetta at tal le (Pa.) at Cue •ocb We•tem llivi•lon .. ,, II Bluefield, W. Va., aa the tosao4 In 18 points, and bad 17 field 121·100. rene, 1-"0-2; ,Wilson, 2.-6-4; Rio Grande 13 9 21115 Otterbein al Dealoon SATURDAY w. L. Pet. . , Rfo Gnnde Collep Redmen rebounds. Bus had 16 rebounds. Rio Grande connected on 44 Wells, 1-3-4; Frambrough, 0 Steubenville 10 7 tl67 Mt. U!Ulon at Biram Iowa at Ohio State , San Francisco 3i 22 6Zl ·:: 17 of 102 shots from the noor lor -1-1. Totala 44-18-104. Oberlin 8 6 10311 Oberlin at Woooter Drake at Cincinnati ' sc. Louis 26 31 ·456 ' · raced to a 1Gf.BO win over Blue- Captain Don Trainer had flel!l State O:tllege. points, and 10 rebounda. The 43 per ceo~ ineludin( 21 of 50 Blooeflel• State jiO)- Sawyne: Miami 9 7 1019 Ohio Wesleyl!l II Wittenberg . Dayton ~~ Moorlphls State Los Angeles 23 33 .4U ., U,... the second consecutive Redmen bad 65 rebounds. the first hall lor 42 per cent, 8-2-12; Thompson, 5--0--10, Weotem Res. 5 4 853 Cleveland St. at Jolon Corroll .. Xloler at DePaut !llLJ Detroil 22 35 :31Cl · ,:, 41-pliDt effort for Bua, who For Bluefield, Bob Hayes had and 23 of 52 the second hall lor Hayeo, 9-1-19; Johnson, ~.1 Bowling Green 9 8 1330 ::~r=~~il=l~:mue =~·a~rc:'o a~n~::::~t~ll Chicago d ·' o •• :z! 11 .311:1 ' · 8•• •> • ~u 18 Jut Monday Jliglol dropped bo 41 17 points, Charles Wayne 12, It per cent. , -II; Ollle, '-2.-10; GW!, 3- BlufftOn 9 9 loll l llllllbn u llle Reolrnen beat Dick Johnson 11, Fred Thomp- Rio Grancle (104) - Tramer, 1-41; Ford, 1-0-2; McCrae, 2 Central State 9 9 12115 Ft. Wayn~=y ~=':t!:,ct;;~~n:a~: Boston 137 Cincinnati 121 • I OaJdlllil City Collett bere 101· son and Henry Ollie each had 8-5-17; Gregory, 7-4-18 ; -4-4; Cart, 1-4-6. Total!, 34 Hiram 8 8 1213 Cincinnati at Wteblta Oberlin at B~wln-Wollaee Detrot~ 114 Sl: Luu18 104 '!' '¥1. 10. Olllt tossed In Zl· points s- Ba98, 19-3-41: Towler, 2-1- -12-30. Ohio Unlv. 7 9 1227 Xavier at Daytos Hiram at Capital San Fran 142 Chocago 141. ovt. · !lit will far Coieh Art Lan· Cleveland St. 7 9 1175 Toledo at w..tern Mlcblaan lfelololberl at Kenyon Philadelphia 130 Los Angel~ :, 9 1098 hlll'l JledmAA Wll l!lh Wooster 7 Miami at Bowlln1 Green Marietta at Ohio Wesleyan 123 · OChedsio .. 7 9 liM 1153 Maroball. It Kent State Wltienber8 at Mt. Unioo (Only games "';heduled) ,,, ..., ..... ..- ""' " 7 12 1810 Ohio Univ. at Virginia Tech Akron at Otterbein Monday ' Gamts dlll'VIIIt Collele Tuesday nlght By ROBERT GRIMM Roeketa react IO 'Ihelr first set- Cardinals banded the Bearcats John Carroll 2 4 4il2 5l4 Ashland at Heidelber1 Blulltoo at Atohland Baltlm•Jre v• St. Lf,uos at Qlbfvllle. Coaeh · Larkin Uodled Proal lateraalloaal be,ck. Do tbey go on and wia the a 65-57 setback. . MI. Ullion 5 11 1057 Ohio Northern at Eastern Mich. Cleveland St. at West. R<!. at MemphiS ., ., : lriMII!l'• Bluefield ''1111 Blue" COLUMBUS (llPl) _ Who \1 Mid-AmertCIJI Conkrence title . Dayton alao was Ill ~~ WUmlngton 4 9 9411 Geneva at Youn1stown Ohio North. at Central Mich. . (Only game scheduled) , a .... -1·11 for 1be aeaaon. No. 1• Aok ·Toledo'• JIDckell and a trip to the NCAA -.a. vicllm m tile lair of Nuoaaras Malone ~ 12 IIIIIIJ Muskingum al Kenyon Steubenville at St.Vincent cPa .) ., ,,. Mt!r • cloH flrat half, tbe they'll. tell you. ' ment or do they fall apart? Eagles, who scoro4 an 10-74 1Musklngnm 3 11 893 Bluifton at. Defiance Alleghtby at Co!e Tech 1 ,. " Rltlmtd eame out 01 top 46- ·You may not lind Marshall Toledo, playing in Marsloall'• surprise over the Flyers. 1Case Tech 2 S 141 834 1 -Bethany at John Carroll I 31-at llllermlalon. Rio Grande up lllere &mOIIII the nation's own backyard, ted throughout ~Una Green o4ged OJojol Capitol . 2 11 967 1110 Indiana 3 I 319 313 Cedarville at Wilmington , HAVE BlADDER IRRITATION • p1ltd IJI a 14 paint 1eaol early lilllla bu the jolly areea the first half un111 George Stoao Uruverslty 112-79 and Western Heidelberg 2 11 905 10-111 Illinois 3 2 445 33R Defiance at Malone Com~."" Kl'""" " """"' 1., 11 ,. frf . . ltiCOild bllt, bot lt was ai ....J. ..', but the j'olly ~..n of ~e Thundering Herd oot hot Mlclligan squeek.ed. by K_.ent Kent State 2 15 llUi 127G Ohio State 3 3 467 4tl9 tlo n5 afft'n Ll\ ll 'e ill m an-' \1'0 111\'11 as IJICIIUUII D'" Ul 0 mf'll of1!'11 l'iHISI I'I)( trns~llC'5S Ulld. twtce cut tG nine p61Dts. Then became the No. 1 team In the and scored 21 of his 31 points Stat6 66-&l m Mid-~er1can Walsh 2 17 1215 1517 Iowa 2 2 333 323 nt"n·Uu•n"~' rrom Ir<:lju~·nt. to urn lnw:. theJ piled up their biggest lead eyes of Toledo, which became after intermission. The loss Q)nference skirmishing that MID-AMERICAN Wisconsin 2 ~ 396 411 'lbe University of Illinois in- ~,'i!~~~'~eu~l~~~~};,~d ~~·~ul~it~~1,Lr:~~·.:·s~ of dalgame, about 21 points, believer saturday night. spoiled a fine effort by Toledo's took a backseat to tb? Tole@- Toled<1 5 1 522 469 , Purdue 2 3 :WI 392 troduced business English to \ ~:~·:~~:"t'J~,:~~~~~~~~~-~~·~~·~~h~!f.~·~·u~:;: belorl qoasting Jn for the 2• Toledo which ranked along Bill Bakensto, who notched 30 Ma~~haH 'Clash. Miami s~ i Marshall 4 2 ~94 3!7 Midllgan 2- t 504 5l4ltbe world as a college subject ?~~- ~·[,;~~o:~fir~~~~ 1\J~:u~·,·~;~·',~~gl~~~r~~ - - - " ' - - - - - - - l w i'llh milhtly UCLA as the only and teammate Steve Mb: '" col- outside the leaguJ!. to giVe Miami 4 z 388 336 Minnesota 1 5 4~ 472 in 1902. ·~·· ,;,,,.,.~,., ... "" ru~o: ~ li;t>~1 •Ht:H, . b k 1 lected 27 points Xavier a 67-49 lesson at Oxford. Weste·n Mich 4 3 4&0 467 ?~;;;;;~ ...;..;;;~;;._~;;;;.~;;..============--===-., 11 ~..:ll maJo~ co~3e a~; There were pienty other Jn the Ohio c0nfefence, It ! Bowh~g Grce~ 3 3 4:;& 45tl ' lUlU ' th teams,! tab ••ba-• 0af M Ivi!rsals in form during 'a looil,s like a race rig!\ down to Ohio 3 4 491 5ll3 umpoag a e oNS ar1 betw ' een' J ~ r 1 • 6tl 1 ' It was Toledo's first loss night of basketball w re , ,ro'"" unn ng ' Kent 0 8 484 ' a strin or 14 wins. i Ohio State wasted away a Wittenberg and se.cond place ! OHIO CONFERENCE Of course~ that one Joss lfortable lead but a Baldwon-Wallaco., The Tigers Wittenberg 7 0 501 ;o2 · 1· f 64 overtime win over ran lheo~; reconl to • 7-4 10 the Raid-Wall. 8 I 736 6"0 rum a me season or 1 . . ~,.. league w1th an w-56 romp over tm 5:-14 but what will make ltte ,and Cinconnau hnd th! ! M k' b I B ldwl W 1 I Otterbein 6 Z , Is how the youngturned at Louisville, where lbe 11 us ~"'j· :!nh • 8-ln- ak- Marielta 5 2 509 4R7 ., ...._. l'nl llllerullonal , - - - I aoe ep pace . an mar 1Denison s 3 6M 614 a • . . , , by routing ':'ar'ietta 78-59. It Ken on 5 3 628 633 !was Marlellas second straight 1 Hlr:m 5 3 S33 618 lalllaturday Dlgill! . . • . . loe! in tho OC after five strBlght Ohio Wesleyan 4 4 582 1100 !Jodltan cal'• peralsteat ,~_ wms. IOberlin 3 4 506 135 Pthll".,_~ ....~~~~ eaU &j ~ W,oost.r 66 ~2227 5.5~.·: _ ......, ...., las Rill. Heldeiberg • • BNIII fiDaJJy lrJUDipbed BOler Davia scored 18 points led In one "of his 1/esl scoring 1\lr. and Mrs. Ray Mt. Union I 6 449 539 1t1 -llmf, but ether and urone Knorr bad 14 as1,lorts of tbe ...SOn, with 9pent .an evening woth Muskingum I 7 469 5111 'I' ....... lmolaubledly Rutland Red IJevlls handed polnta !o pace the Pirates. Mrs. Fern Norris ·at capital o 6 439 519 • NEW! True no·lron drying for modern thl JINCII'II"'I with illteresl. Coaeh Mike Morrison's North Pafne had eight •nd Fred ' end Mra. Walter MID-OHIO no-iron fabrics! 1ft .AlclDdor, a ourHire Pirates their lOth l!lralght scored !even., Mo:: and Mrs. David Defiance 4 I 3118 302 Allllrlca 111 Ida IOJIIItomore 52·38 Saturday night at Rutland won. the ef Troy were Bluffton 4 I 371 • NEW! Some models even tailor drying at vetA. was pulled away Gallla. game 49-38. , guests.. Sunday of Mr. Cedarville 2 3 386 tlolbuhtulhtfrooleworked score was tied U at the ·RutlaOU: ..... :.128 10. ~ .'Mrs. · Herbert Roush. 1\'ilmingiOn 2 3 3114 time and heatto the fabric10 pc1feetsD far Soulbern Cal In of tlo• first period, 20-2Al at North Gallla . . . 12 I 10 . ,I Mr. ·and Mrs. Arnold Malone I 4 3ti7 429 automatically! thllllnl balf Ill live the the half, ·and 30-30 at the end of Rullo"" Cit) - qavl8)· 1'0CO!!Ived the announcement BIG TEN a lNIIeldo Aldndor wu ptrlods but North Glollla 18; Hawl<ins,' 1--:. ·Knort, 'the birth of a daushter, Northwestern 4 1 470 • Wide choice of models to match new te tillY IJft polnil u In the fourth period as -0-14; Weber, 1-&-;.,~; · dra Jean, to Mr. and Mrs. Michigan State 3 I 282 ,:!·~· Jet Action Washers - prices for every Tnjiiiz blfMva,allllelr elllhl Red Devils rocked up a .22· ner,. S-i-ll; Ken";!i, Bass at Seminole Memo..: ·:..t budsetl fteltl 1111 ~pis ill tbe flrat point advantage to win. 4; Llthey, ~1-1. al~, Hospital, Sanford; Fla., Jaa. half. ·. The Pirates finished the ..a. 12.-52. ,1lte child weighed 7 lb., 7 ..·-· .. ll lOot Jlflle UHd 101botWute son with a 2-14 recOr!f .In all North GaDia (311.- l;loel, or• .Mrs. Bass is the former .l ...... B!I.Uoililll llallly· aolve and time Julin , the 3-7; Peck, CJ-0-1!· • . J"'n Hupp. Mr. Bass Is statienfrMII rGr UCLA u be lllole tbe VaHey Athl~k: Confer- 6-16; Payn~•. lh'.-.; . eel there with the U. S. Na. . '"I ball &wJee durJDI . the with a 2-4 record. · -6--4; Garneo, 1--; . vy. Grandparents are Mr. S.rgains For ... mbA, ~~ aeoandl ol the Dave Hoger, 1-3 junior, turn-1-14. Totals, 13-12-31. Mrs. Ar:otolol Hupp,_local, Mrs. All The F.mily tverllme. Sweet ICIOI'ICI OIICt . Katie Baaa, Cliftoa, W. Ve .. a llr1aP and pllsed all to ....,... fl Allco Dodson are on the sick BDtl great grand,&rents ar• M1b Warren, wba clumped lilot this .week. . George Hupp of Pr.rtland and ' I tWI ht throw~' liter bolni Mr. and Mfs. ~ Perry Mr. and Mrs. · Manuel, I .;; ~ • Jutt stt: Timer to Durable Press seHinl :...~ ~ MIDDLEPORT f<\Uie!L eel onSu~a~ ~: local. Mrs. I• -nO·Iron clothes come oUt reality to wear ' 'I'll ..,. ... ..._ Mt. • · . 'I'~V~IE<;:>udea .oi the Q; NEW !II'ClU . . 1 Ault bad 15, Jeff lloqs D lor bury 4-7-IS; SwAR 3-1-7; SltA11NO CJOMioE11'110N ITra<,lk Club was time~! in 2:0G.I I VIENNA (UPI) -Austria, 11!4 Middl~part. Norris led South- Butcher S-i-ll: Pull.. 6-1. lbl the 1,000 yard run at the San ,by Willie BRiiter, captured tbe em With 16. . U; Conde 2.--. Totals 31 (21 B~RSFIEW, calif. tUPI' : Diego indoor games 10 establiib i first .even placeo in lite IIO'fl Soulhoni is 1oaat to W~ama of lji,) 98. -Linda Hawthorne or Whit~er, t a new Unlted states record in 1 world skibob champlonshops Cali!., 16-year-old Unoted states ' th t Sunday. Btenter sped ov.r o, women's singles ehamplon, will I e even.. 3,~yard ...,.. in I minut.,.,, ay avoa:e cpmpete In a llelf of 700 in the 4U secoonds to beat compatriots , tblrol 01111ual Gold Skate CiaMlc, NEW YORK (UP!) -Jim I Josef Pitzer lllil Silvester SchooiScooo:es Fob. 11·12, at tile Jlakerofield iRyun of ·the Unlvenlty or!SI:haubetser. ., a• .J0 emaJD Auditorium. Miss Hawthorne's! Kansas, the warld ,....,.-d·hojdor j A okibob I! a combln•tlon Ill . . strongest opponents are expect- 1m ltle mile, was namect winner: siding and tobogannt 1111, wher~ 1ti1 By Ualted Pnal btorulloa_. o4 to be Darlene llarile of Iof the James E. Sullivan Award by the competitor slta on the Franklin Monroe 77 Dixie 75 Nortbwoo<l, Mass., and Sylvania as America's lop amateur ' toboggan w1th one ski for Marion Local 72 Ansonla &O IHallke or Chocbpee Falls, Mass, athlete for 1966. I steering while wearing sh~l· Arcanum 86 HOUSTON CUP!) - Shuflllng Sunday lkli to assist in the steering. Twin Valley North 50 Cissius Clay ' d Ran~ Ernie ' .n "' PALM SPRINGS, Calli. Canton !~ln~th7554 Terrell moet m the cavern••• RALSTON DEFEATED (UPIJ -Tom Nieporte won the Alliance 78 Akron Kenmore Gl Asttodome tonight to unravel SYDNEY, Australia (UP!) - $110,000 Bib Hope De..rt the anarled _heavyweight boxong Dennis Ralston of Bakerslield, Cia sic. Bellaire 85 MIIO'tins Ferry 64 ehamplonshop picture . Win Calif., and Fred Stolle of - SV AC Standings i~~..) ....... lou~~· "'"::'_.~ aaa •t ...;_,.,..h s.......y nl&ht they ""'"" mto At~u far tlle tlnale. Shoul4 1111 J~ beat pa, lllil Alilenl ·dump JooetJOD (tt Alben&) ·JI'rlllo1 ll>e pme s.turd8y DfPt oo1 AlhMI OOilld bo IDr 1 101 of illlrlllea: 1 lie '!tllh JIICUia lor ,, ' . . I .! Jub gA ' • •.Gl �' __, ~ Jackets omp over Southern, 90-53 'llle P'%~<8 . ltlboD 1e1111 111o1r uth ..,.. of 111o erq- lhlo out ol llle SEOAL . SatiJnlay liibt. 10-Q, .,.. tbe !lolnbera Tomadoes at lllidd1tporL Soutbern c-b Chynor Skmo eame to toWll wlli a varslly playen alld b..t lola playong moot or the low't!l quarter With onl7 four play..... The tout inlesleol malcb altogether 63 porooaal inlraotlms were wblsllool - produeed four Tornado and two Jackeis banishments. Middleport Coach Carl Wolfe bad lol! bencb 111 tile game i!IMt fl........ ..... ...n... .. ... U. Jl..t leeCie IIJo eel 1w Southern. Mark ,.,..,.. - porlod. IIIII joiDed Bradllury on Ill: Southern abscrbed Ita 13111 benell will! five. laol of tbt ,....., qaiaot ti1r0e IOddleport took • :11:14 llrol wmo. quarla' Itacl lllil ale&dily widSouthern Senior , f..,.ard eoeol ._ to tho end. . SbOrm Cunolifl wu bl8h lor lflddleport out • . . lola team with 11 polata tlooucb SoulhorD 5t to Jl, will! '1111110be drew his llllb foul before llle bW relllnC U, BW Davia II ODd ml tl tbe tblrd quarter. Don Nelsoil 10. MlddJeport was Far Middleport, Au 21 of 4$ at lht frM Unc, ~ bury was hllll with IS. lie too em 17 ol 3l From the Ill QUI muob ol the game and Middleport was 31 of 61 lw IS finally wa• tweeted to the JIOI' ct!ll~ Southern II of «far bench with five fouls midway 41 per cent in tile fourth period. Friday rught the Jacketa r<> ~ntock Ray PrOf. turn to Its first of two b.g Jolon ' 1nqaen11y lllltervtla Highlanders Nl·p Wildcats, I PIace StrODdID Loop PIay· ~"::::western 1~ ~ ~ • Sports .Summary/ Fal~ns Fall to Panthers, 8046--, =' I S.la.., AUISIARD, N.., z..!ancl SEAm.£, Wuh. CUPI) - (UPI) ~. ~~.~ 1 DoriJ Bmm .,. Sqtt~orsoa ~ ODd rr..~ . broko tile ....,.,.1 wo•l4 reeord iDUlr o1 Frii>Ce 1Umo4 10 llle 1811-yanl ""' with a limO J capillro llle women's dllllbld J :OU ID lbe Seolllt 1111e at 111e Willi [nvllltlonlll . ~ traelt meeL i1e11n1a foolniGeDI. _ .t. P~len ~-= Doa c':) ~~-: lnqlill'er tr..S Jlalllmare IIUllell wu lillt lor mark in tlle lwo.mile nm the Nil or Ult duoo 10 a lime or I·~ I _ ....... "''ury. 11o wW underao ~ thll week. P'rkliiJ lllil end• 110 ......, 1 ~ saturda~ . , lloulhml . 14 h Jl' S1 Mlcldlf!IOI'I :a 40 a • lui~ •• fq) - Qmdllf s-~ -II; McCIIntoet 1-1-1; . ~ B. ~ '-: l-l-.:t; :;l::..L~:S';\~ len ·1-t-3 Talala II . (TI al :13) 53. ' lbe oMmpioiiMNp. ' Mlold..__. (It)_: Nelaon 4~ ,_...,...., 1/oo!ir J-10; W. 1_ 1-a: elllh str~pme in die . pre. DIIYil 1-4-11; 11. llmJ 1-4-1 Jiminary ~ a,u llillftil U; .lltynejo H I: B ro do l'llee· We'H Ia ';r"..."..m lel1111 bofeN 11oo ,._!" Mill ·•· · ~ · (UPI) ......;;' 1 UPJ High CJ F. r:l T R d . ' I WOrld Champ100 • ' INSURANCE? V, D. EDWARDS • I • • IS ,I • ' ,.... ,.m:.-::::=:.~ °- ahotli~ lli8blandera won~ Motoreyele Events Are Discussed Events for area IIICII<Ireycle elubs will begin in April lccorol· \ ! fllg to an announcement Salur· day by a member of the Twin City Motorcycle club of GaiJi. polls:· Pt. Pleasant. Earlier tlol! winter, three ~tatlves of the Twin City Club attended a state AMA meeting at which lime dates tnr upcoming events were discussed. Nine events, two endovera, four scrambles and tbree bm climbs, will hlgbilght the 1917 sehedule. Local deltgates attending the ~~ AMA meeting were Prelljtent R. C. Browa, Vice '""'"' ,,. l'resldeat Edward L. Klrt>y BDrl . .........,. Steve George. , . for lhi1t )'Hr'a «ents !. ~ Jt:;;;:;. be Ullilllllced 10011, accord·• • lllltii)ICikMnan. ' .I l NBL ........ IIJ 11IIW ...... lodl!nlllolal and W. L; T. Pt.< Mrs. Willard Taylor CblciCO New Ynrk Mllllna1 1'oronlo Detroit 8 .~- : i 2111 7 83 2S It 7 II 'tt I 1f211 • . 42 41 uIt •H 7S 11 ~-· .....,.. ....,.. New Yarli: 4 Toronto t Detroit I Mcxtlrell ,1 to lo. visit will! wba ~ tht<• and Mrs: Jllymond Frlll:lki <llester , ...,.. .,....Is ~ Mr«~ II Mr. oDd Mrs. Claro, Cbtello I Jloll• I , oi ( ' We will! ) .-, •-=~:= E~~see!'~~-2rfl~AN·I .....________ ..,.... , •• ·e: ...... ______!'iii!___ ; r " ·tou'ie ~MI a.t y~ur ·. '..· ''·'·~K£1TH ''G0BLE ' FORD, .-,~ ~~~l\ ·. z I, ;' it •'f ( ~ f.f;; ,. '. • E• Mllb\NI&·Jil1CI!IrJeo. his . Mrs, .,----~-- Appl, (;JOve ~ety·Notes.·. ,· $800.~ . .. ' • eo&J~ .Jl'tl tban z l~ ·~la a day fl. f;ltll, ....., aoon. ~ . CAfJ laelo!re oipt., , .. . . ~ ......... f·l. ' \ •. . • ~ ~ ' ~~..~~~~lvo! . >; ' ' • •••• ctitbo come out 115harp"! 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Baskets by Kyger Creek With eight sec<Jnds on the Roy B:ckle. 6-0 senior and no.. ~ Hannan Trace 7 7 8J2 elock, Gene Hall, IHJ senior, Pugh, IHJ junior, tied the ""''e Eastern 8 9 il!lt !ITlk a :!Moot jwnp shot Satur· 34·34 at the hall. North Gallia 2 14 807 day night at Mercerville to give Hall and Dillon hit baskets · tSVAC OalyJ the Southweotern Highlanders a to break out 38·34 and Southwes- Team WL P 6U4 win over the Hannan tern 11!4 41·36 with 3:55 left in Kyger Creek 7 1 m Trac. Wildcats and second tile third period. Two quick Southwestern 5 .3 474 place in the Southern Valley goals by Wise gave. Hantran Eastern 3 5 503 Athletic Conference. Trace a 44..!3lead wJih 1:35 left. Hannan Tra"" 3 5 476 Sale':~il~"te!=dge St While bollt can present their AustraUa, tile two newcomers to MADONNA DE CAMPIGLIO, , .~ The Wildcats 'Dave Daniel•. l!all's goal made II 45-44 for North Gallia 2 1 432 own le!jaiclaims to the throne, professional tennis ranks, both Italy <UPI) -France's Guy I CALL t.t sophomore, was high man Southwestern but Wise bit •· Totals !0 .a 1311 Canton Sou; 69 Perry 56 It Is frurly evodent that ' 1 woll be wero· beaten in siQ81es play at ;Perilla! won the "three trees" ''' for tlle nigbt with 18 polnls. tl8in and the Wlldcata were a-1 RESERVE the 6-foot-6-lneh Terrell wbo wtll Whtte City Stadium Sunday ski champloosblp. , Terry Cremeens, &-11 senior, head 46-45. Shriver's bucket (SVAC Only) VaUey 37 I be playing tile role ol ehallengl"l' night _ 82 71 15 finisioed with 14. Dean WJ.., 6- with 5 seconds left gave South- Team WLp Lake I when their scheduled rouader RaistOn lost to Australian Ken DAY T 0 N A BEACH, F 1a. , 7 0 senior, had 13 and Randall western a 47-fllead at the end Eastern a 0 316 :tart 86 gets underway about I0:30 p.m Rosewall, 6-3, 8-6, and Stolle fell (UI'l) -The Ferraris scoro4 a l INSURANCE AGENCY · MuUins, 6-1 junlor, "'"red II of the third period. Kyger Creek 6 2 S44 caldwell IO N""'JIM 66 EST. before Pancho Gonzales of the 1·2-3 sweep in the :M-hour , ...... 992·2440 Pamoray points. Gene Hall of Sout:hwestern Hannan Trace 2 6 231 Marietta St. 1\lary IS For It will bo Clay, wah United States, 6-3, 11-6. Daytoaa ConUne~.tal rasd race::..·'l...,.=======~ Hall's 17 points were high lor and Terry Cremeens finished North Gallia 2 6 273 . Waterford 42 undefeated string of 27 v;·.on.l Southwestern. Keith Carter, one and two respectively in the Southwestern 2 6 279 Belpre 58 Athens 51 ri.., who will be connm;anding 1 5-10 sophomore, alld George SVAC acorlng race. Hall had Totals 20 21 1413 Zanesollle Rosecrans 64 the usual e~ampil>n's so Dillon, CHI junior, each 0001trib- 76 field goais and 15 free Friday's Resullo: New. Lexington St. Aloysius cent ·of the .ntlelpated """·'""I uted 15 points, and Dave Not- throwa fur 167 points iA eight Kyger Creek 72 Eastern 53 Zanesville 58 gate, paid by some 30,000 fan• ter, &-1 junior, tallied 12 points. games, an average of20.7 pomts Saturday's Rosodls: Upper Arlbtgtan 41 Clay and Terrell both ' ' Southwestern led ~7-46 as the per game. Cremeens had 5: Southwestern 66 Haanan Crooksville 5ll Maysville 57 a UWe heavy at the kurth period opened and the go~ls and 2ll at the line for 138 Lexinglolo 67 Tri·VaUey 64 81 weigh-In a week ago Highlander! ran it to Sl-46 In poonts, an average of 17.2. Rutland 52 North Gollla 38 73 New Cooconl lit Zl711, Terrell 21811), the first minute of play. CrfL Hall and Cremoons are also Chauncey-Dover 82 Kyger Philo Clay sa1c1 ho expected to weiJ!h 67 61 meen.s and Daniels cut it to 51· one-two in that onler in all .f1 Zl4 and Terrell 212 pounds 73 10 50 at tile 6:20 mark. games scoring. Hall, top point- Tuesday's Game: the 12 noon EST weigh-in lA the Tho Highlanders Jed 61-58 with maker Ul tile league, has 138 Tr R !land v 1 · · Astrod rln toda 2:45 left. Moolllns' piYOI In the field goals and 33 lreo throws H~;n , ~ce a.1 u a parruao 7I EvanSYilie '61 ame g Y· 96 key and Danielll' sbort jumper far 309 points in 15 games, an ay s a~e · No. Dak. St. So. Dak. St. Terrell Is recognized as the gave Hannan Trace Its last average of 20.9 per game. Cri!- Eastern al Vonton County Missouri 10 Oklaboma St. 56 champion by the World Bo>:iag lead, Q.el with 1:60 left. South· meens bas 103 bas!'els and 40 at Southern m. 79 Chattanooga Cncrda 73 Gstvs-Alpba 71 (at) Association in 47 states western went abend 64-Q on a tile line !or 246 pomts, an aver· Duk 01 W 1 v· ginia 75 St. Jobn's 85 St. 1\lary's 12 Clay U. tbe acknowl~ jumper by Jolm Sbrlvor, 5-8 age of 11.2 for 14 games. e· es or . d Concordia (10.) 95 Albion 82 holder almost everyplace sealor, and a freo throw by Hann81l Trace 0Utgoall!4 ltle Wm. & Mary 91 Cita ei 57 Ky. Wesleyan 107 Wheaton 62 The WBA defrocked Clay Dillon with I:Cii left. Highlaoders 31·2'1, makilog 15 Ga. T~ 102 !';otre Dame 87 Akron 118 Wooster 68 set up an ellmlaalion . , basket 'th · th nd ._,. The W'ld- S. Carolina 77 Wake Forest fill SoulloWOJt -~ 1 Mullom w1 o n e 111 e seco ....... 1 v· "'"' Tech 89 Richmond 71 , Terrell eventually won w minute left waa Hamoaa Trace's cats never bad a ehtmee at the lro-a uklaboma 11 Colorado 66 Clay violated a WBA tast scoring After Hall's game foul line In tbe second half as Florida A&M 96 Clark 81 Rice 19 TCU HI against return bout clauses winning s!10i Daniela &bot &Dti Sooibvdlern played flawless Davidaou 66 St. Jos. Pa. 15 - S.W. Qkla. 5t PbiWpa U. 56 ..,tracts. .. <· .,:. • • ": ~~ L...l.• '.·, missed. and Ha!p181l Trace call· ball with no fouls called on Georgia 68 Alabama &0 SMU 91 ,....., Tech 75 ed time out wllll m WM01a them. Clemson 80 N. C8rolina St. Baylor 93 T..., A&M 110 The bout will bo ~Ievlaeol on the clock. Cremeens miued The lli&lllandera won 1 b e ~ 56 Tennesset: 53, Texas Westera 61 'llllaa 53 via E3!'1y Bird and Lani Bird a shot at the buz:!er. pone at the foul line making Baptlslll2 Rollins 79 New Mexico 81 Arizona 50 satellites to Europe and A!lia .·.· The win gave the HlgNanders 12 of 22 sbols. Southwestern Southern U. 95 Ark. AM&N N.W. Okla. II Pnhndle A&M well as to 165 closed circwt second place ill Uoe SVAC w1ti1 drew only live personal fouls Tenn . St. 69 Bella~ne 60 Bishop 79 Texas Lutheran 76 screens in this c&untry. Jt a 5-3 record and Hannan Trace the entire game and the Wild· Kentucky 105 Loo11soana St . 84 McMurry 77 Sui Ross 57 will be carried on lbe mullu&ll finished in ~ third place ti• cats had 14. Marshall 96 Toledo 81 Sam Houston 93 Te-.s A&I radio network. Clay is a 5-l with Eastern, both teams 3-S for Southwestern pulled In a total Beckley 71 W. Virginia St. 67 Okla. Chrisllan 110 J . Brown vorite. the league ~ason. Southwestern of 41 rebounds with Gene Hall Tulane 96 NYU 87 Ark. St. 76 Abilene Chris. 70 finished its season with a 111-5 getting 15 and Dave Notter 11. Louisv.t lle 66 Cincinnati 57 Ouachita Bapt. 90 Ark. A&M record In all gamea and Han· Daniels was top rebounder for Eastern Tenn. 82 Tenn. Tell N. M. Hilands 123 Ft. Lewis San Fran St. 85 Humboldt 96 . ,• . 'r nan Trace is 7·7, with a game Hannan Trace witti seven. WheeJing 71 Bethany W.Va. Albuquerque 100 Sou. Coi<t. 77 Chico St. 59 Nevada 49 ........, at RuUand TUesday lliJh~ Hannan Trace hit ~.8 per W. Va, Te<h 71 W. Va. Wes. West Cal Aggies 58 Sacrament• 52 Next comes the 44th annual cent from the field making ~~ ~ Midwest Sianlord ao Air Force 65 Gallia county tournament Feb. of 74 while the Jligbienders shot Bowling Green 82 Ohio U. 79 Utah St. 113 Brigham Young ." ~II with Southwestern meet. 47.3 per cent, corme<:ting on 27 Ohio St. 90 Wisconsin 64 (ot) Wyoming rn Ariz. St. 78 ing Kyger Creek at 7 p.m. Fri· of 57 from the floor. IDinols 113 Northwestern 83 UCLA 40 Sou Cal 31; (o!! day and Hannan Traee playing South\restern also won the re- Michigan 86 Purdue 74 San Francisco 73 sta Brbra .-.. North GaWa In the second serve game 33-22. Knox 71 Ripon 66 Loyola {Colli. 70 St. Mary'a pme opening nlght. Southwestern (66) - Shriver, Miami (Ohio) 87 xavier 4!1 Oregon 67 Purtland 56 .: Kyger Creek defeated Suuth- 3-1-7; Dillon, r.-6-15; Hall, Detroit 92 John Carroll 11 Idaho 57 Oreon St. 56 DRY CLEANif\IG " western twice, 40-42 and 73-70, 8-1-17; Notter, 5-3-12; and Ind. St. 91 De Pauw 80 Coll. Ida. 62 Lewis&Clark 53 -SERVICEduring the season, &Dti Hannan Carter, ~15. Totals, 2'1- Kansas 61 Iowa St. 50 u. of Pac. 82 Pepperdine 81 . •' (Upon Your Rtqueot) Trace and North Galila spU;, 12-46. Ohio Central 78 Ind. Tocb 60 cal Lulh...an 79 Cal Western ' ,. tbe Plralel WitiDIDc 'll.CJ4 11 Hannan Trace (64) -Daniels, Western Mieh. 65 Kent St. 64 Redlands !18 Cal Tech 113 . ., ,., ' :• Hannan Trace and the Wildcats --.18; Cremeens, 7-41-14; Loyola (ID.) !18 Iowa 8'1 Sa Dieg = San F lid Vel I,_ wltming 17-61 at Narlh GaDia. Wise, 8-1-13; Sheeta, 14--2; Bradley 103 Creigbton 116. n r 0 . -Second St. Pomaroy Carter ocored Southwestern's Pull>, 1-&-2; Biclde, :&-ll-4; De Paul 79 Marquetlte 7f Cal Poly 58 Fresno St. 56 . ' '. first :olgbt poiDII .. the Hi8b- Mullins, 8-1-11. TotalS, 31- Nebraska 67 Kansas St. 58 laDders toolt: .n 11-4 lead with 2-64. Drake 94 North Tosaa 75 5:25 left in the llr!l period. 1lte Soutl!westem . . . 16 II 13 19 66 Indiana 82 Minnesota '81 Wildcats led 14-9 witb 3:20 left Hannan Trace ... 20 14 ~ 18 64 Northern Mieh. 89 Minns. 62 OPTOMETRIST BDrl held that lead, coming out Eastern 111. 92 Eastern Mich. 81 20-ll:atlile end of tile period. Central Mich. 82 Ferris st. Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon o• Gse211-$ Hall's pivot the egeW '' CCIUiil with ltlree mlnulel lett 1n the first.balf and the Scores . ,. NEED P ltl»t-,. .:--=RE 111 I'& l~m~. . ldpol ...... Moll • llt!l ....-,.,, Wlllley 8nlfaJo Cl!l 1\leldly 11oot1tr .,_, r - 01 IJ'OI!IuaiiJ • w tilltl ..a ..._ 1aur. wa• 1•1 r1 lb.- • pw ...t fra ' ... ill a. 100 . . ,_. J'ar 1111 ,...... __. 1WI l-1-f; Deaver Glllbo S \ 4:, filar til 6e1 the lod ltut OOilld 0111J pll8belolllaraball eio«i•oed bll -.1 BW 1llnlllll ·t· I •: """ edlo tiWIIrMM ODd nBop w by seven . untn ~ belon the ~ n111>t Ql 1111 :rear. but rry l-0-Sj R.IJijl Baley 1 Wltllf l'llDa!ll • • a Satlot'- end til the perlool. 1D 111o!oo otiD biOioil den mt..n re- -0-1; Ray' M 1-4-J: Tony doJ .,.._ 1o1 a lamt plaJed oo final •w• or throe minutes, tt.e ~ and Oc:.:r.ol some lftD. Fields ,_1_,; •Don ·Mitcbell 1 ... P••n., court. P-.then worked oevcral daD- ty.oooe' IIIUes. No i!lhef falcon -0-1;• Bill ROOISh ~; Dan . Willi lht W....,._. dy playt to Bill Rodlord and cou1o1 ever lJnol tile ....... !n Rber 0 0 ~· T\)1111 ~~ - 16COLU)IBUS (UPd hlltq ~ 11 ora allots from rattled off ten stnl&lit polllll jbe,fiilidlllo!Wiag>tll !lot ..st a . colte1• . bask~tball recortla. lht llajlr, 'llle Plnlhm lhowed to blow lt open anol lead S'I·ZI bi&beol ocarer was Mike Fry Pontenr (•) _ Doll Swish- :~mes Ul(iuding Saturday, lbolr mettle by bllll loandlln( at halftime. with aeven potllll._ er 0 ,1 •4., BW Radlorll ,__ • aad -.Jienl ohoolint .. they On the nlibt. allm Ron Lo- ll)irlnl the Dllht,'l lhe Pan- II· Jioo; i.o,aa 7-a-:a. · BDI ' AIL ~ hit •II of 61 fNm the ftoor gan '"'ned m another stellar the... were ~ to 101 the M;,... · !3; Bob ~ey 1 Team• ·•· . . II' L Plo Dar1D1 tbe ftnt otr!Od. 1'1•· performance for tile Panthers Palcon,s· have ~Ialit ohoiJ!, -tl-1· ~Anderson 6-e'-! 2: Toledo 14 1 1217 1lmila was daminatlna the bank· as he cullected twenty . two but like water wearing awo;- Roo Deem 0-2-2· Bob Bnr· Akron 16 S 1611 _ . fn1 botrdo and wu cettiag two points and se••enteon rebound! tolone, the Ohioano' !hoo:ing and Ken 'Engllsb 0Ashland IS 2 111'19 or 1nt allots ..eh lime on ,,f to lead tile win. Deadeye 8111 passing widened the gap. dette 0-1 1• Otterbein 12 a IH9 feo!IL For a while, the Fol-~ Radford swished nine goals for In the ·preliminary came, tbe ~- Totall .i'-11-10. Dayton 15 4 1618 led the P-.thers by u eighteen pointa. and Blto Moor< Re.serve Pantben handed the "W~ama • 15 7 13 13-48 B~l4wrr.-Wall. · 14 5 US5 15 5 1334 mud! 11 11!roe polnta, but their collected twleve polnta 10 11• young Faloens another lopsided Poroeroy, 11 %1 23 ~ CinconnaU By Uaftool iaterulloaal , . Tllllli8DAY . NBA Slaadlago ;: 11 4 1245 lrtJid sbootiag gavo way to with an Ol<ctllent floor game. losa in a 6Q.a declaloti. Offtelals -Jim Willison, Bob Defiance This woek'• Oblo college St.Franels (Pa.) at steubenVIlle By Unlleol Presa IDtei'IIIIUOnaJ .; 10 4 lllll'l lblll of PomerO) and the PantJI. And....,. netted twelve In a re- Wabama will be playong 11 Moore. ' Marietta sehedule: . Tri-Stlto al Findlay Eaotere Dlfl•loo •i · Wittenberg 10 5 lfl'JI , MONDAY John Cam>ll at GIMCin . w. L I! Youngstown 11 6 1457 St. W •·- o-. • Den !'lt11 • Northern Mieh. at Ohio .. _" .....,....., 1 ' i!CID Philadelphia 4!1 I .~ 1 ::rs~~ ; ~. : Ky. Wesleyan II SIUienvllle.. FRIDAY Bolton U U .7&f Findlay 12 7 1782 Younpro:: ~-Broad. New York 211 3t .f75 • Ohio Northern 10 6 1438 ld all D Akr Woos~o;..:: ~"rf CincinnaU 21 iiO .444: Tolly Bw, 6-1 frelohman, point win. gainst the Redmen here Jan. 5; Hamilton, ~; Balder!, I xavier 12 8 1540 Ba .win·W aCapce iat on 1ltRio 1 r e It as • Baltimore 1J ~ .2211 . , -..! 41 polnta Saturday night Sharon Gregory, H senior, 10 as ·Rio Grande downed Blue- -11-2; McDamel.l-11-2; Leek· Ohio State 9 8 II~ Manetta at tal le (Pa.) at Cue •ocb We•tem llivi•lon .. ,, II Bluefield, W. Va., aa the tosao4 In 18 points, and bad 17 field 121·100. rene, 1-"0-2; ,Wilson, 2.-6-4; Rio Grande 13 9 21115 Otterbein al Dealoon SATURDAY w. L. Pet. . , Rfo Gnnde Collep Redmen rebounds. Bus had 16 rebounds. Rio Grande connected on 44 Wells, 1-3-4; Frambrough, 0 Steubenville 10 7 tl67 Mt. U!Ulon at Biram Iowa at Ohio State , San Francisco 3i 22 6Zl ·:: 17 of 102 shots from the noor lor -1-1. Totala 44-18-104. Oberlin 8 6 10311 Oberlin at Woooter Drake at Cincinnati ' sc. Louis 26 31 ·456 ' · raced to a 1Gf.BO win over Blue- Captain Don Trainer had flel!l State O:tllege. points, and 10 rebounda. The 43 per ceo~ ineludin( 21 of 50 Blooeflel• State jiO)- Sawyne: Miami 9 7 1019 Ohio Wesleyl!l II Wittenberg . Dayton ~~ Moorlphls State Los Angeles 23 33 .4U ., U,... the second consecutive Redmen bad 65 rebounds. the first hall lor 42 per cent, 8-2-12; Thompson, 5--0--10, Weotem Res. 5 4 853 Cleveland St. at Jolon Corroll .. Xloler at DePaut !llLJ Detroil 22 35 :31Cl · ,:, 41-pliDt effort for Bua, who For Bluefield, Bob Hayes had and 23 of 52 the second hall lor Hayeo, 9-1-19; Johnson, ~.1 Bowling Green 9 8 1330 ::~r=~~il=l~:mue =~·a~rc:'o a~n~::::~t~ll Chicago d ·' o •• :z! 11 .311:1 ' · 8•• •> • ~u 18 Jut Monday Jliglol dropped bo 41 17 points, Charles Wayne 12, It per cent. , -II; Ollle, '-2.-10; GW!, 3- BlufftOn 9 9 loll l llllllbn u llle Reolrnen beat Dick Johnson 11, Fred Thomp- Rio Grancle (104) - Tramer, 1-41; Ford, 1-0-2; McCrae, 2 Central State 9 9 12115 Ft. Wayn~=y ~=':t!:,ct;;~~n:a~: Boston 137 Cincinnati 121 • I OaJdlllil City Collett bere 101· son and Henry Ollie each had 8-5-17; Gregory, 7-4-18 ; -4-4; Cart, 1-4-6. Total!, 34 Hiram 8 8 1213 Cincinnati at Wteblta Oberlin at B~wln-Wollaee Detrot~ 114 Sl: Luu18 104 '!' '¥1. 10. Olllt tossed In Zl· points s- Ba98, 19-3-41: Towler, 2-1- -12-30. Ohio Unlv. 7 9 1227 Xavier at Daytos Hiram at Capital San Fran 142 Chocago 141. ovt. · !lit will far Coieh Art Lan· Cleveland St. 7 9 1175 Toledo at w..tern Mlcblaan lfelololberl at Kenyon Philadelphia 130 Los Angel~ :, 9 1098 hlll'l JledmAA Wll l!lh Wooster 7 Miami at Bowlln1 Green Marietta at Ohio Wesleyan 123 · OChedsio .. 7 9 liM 1153 Maroball. It Kent State Wltienber8 at Mt. Unioo (Only games "';heduled) ,,, ..., ..... ..- ""' " 7 12 1810 Ohio Univ. at Virginia Tech Akron at Otterbein Monday ' Gamts dlll'VIIIt Collele Tuesday nlght By ROBERT GRIMM Roeketa react IO 'Ihelr first set- Cardinals banded the Bearcats John Carroll 2 4 4il2 5l4 Ashland at Heidelber1 Blulltoo at Atohland Baltlm•Jre v• St. Lf,uos at Qlbfvllle. Coaeh · Larkin Uodled Proal lateraalloaal be,ck. Do tbey go on and wia the a 65-57 setback. . MI. Ullion 5 11 1057 Ohio Northern at Eastern Mich. Cleveland St. at West. R<!. at MemphiS ., ., : lriMII!l'• Bluefield ''1111 Blue" COLUMBUS (llPl) _ Who \1 Mid-AmertCIJI Conkrence title . Dayton alao was Ill ~~ WUmlngton 4 9 9411 Geneva at Youn1stown Ohio North. at Central Mich. . (Only game scheduled) , a .... -1·11 for 1be aeaaon. No. 1• Aok ·Toledo'• JIDckell and a trip to the NCAA -.a. vicllm m tile lair of Nuoaaras Malone ~ 12 IIIIIIJ Muskingum al Kenyon Steubenville at St.Vincent cPa .) ., ,,. Mt!r • cloH flrat half, tbe they'll. tell you. ' ment or do they fall apart? Eagles, who scoro4 an 10-74 1Musklngnm 3 11 893 Bluifton at. Defiance Alleghtby at Co!e Tech 1 ,. " Rltlmtd eame out 01 top 46- ·You may not lind Marshall Toledo, playing in Marsloall'• surprise over the Flyers. 1Case Tech 2 S 141 834 1 -Bethany at John Carroll I 31-at llllermlalon. Rio Grande up lllere &mOIIII the nation's own backyard, ted throughout ~Una Green o4ged OJojol Capitol . 2 11 967 1110 Indiana 3 I 319 313 Cedarville at Wilmington , HAVE BlADDER IRRITATION • p1ltd IJI a 14 paint 1eaol early lilllla bu the jolly areea the first half un111 George Stoao Uruverslty 112-79 and Western Heidelberg 2 11 905 10-111 Illinois 3 2 445 33R Defiance at Malone Com~."" Kl'""" " """"' 1., 11 ,. frf . . ltiCOild bllt, bot lt was ai ....J. ..', but the j'olly ~..n of ~e Thundering Herd oot hot Mlclligan squeek.ed. by K_.ent Kent State 2 15 llUi 127G Ohio State 3 3 467 4tl9 tlo n5 afft'n Ll\ ll 'e ill m an-' \1'0 111\'11 as IJICIIUUII D'" Ul 0 mf'll of1!'11 l'iHISI I'I)( trns~llC'5S Ulld. twtce cut tG nine p61Dts. Then became the No. 1 team In the and scored 21 of his 31 points Stat6 66-&l m Mid-~er1can Walsh 2 17 1215 1517 Iowa 2 2 333 323 nt"n·Uu•n"~' rrom Ir<:lju~·nt. to urn lnw:. theJ piled up their biggest lead eyes of Toledo, which became after intermission. The loss Q)nference skirmishing that MID-AMERICAN Wisconsin 2 ~ 396 411 'lbe University of Illinois in- ~,'i!~~~'~eu~l~~~~};,~d ~~·~ul~it~~1,Lr:~~·.:·s~ of dalgame, about 21 points, believer saturday night. spoiled a fine effort by Toledo's took a backseat to tb? Tole@- Toled<1 5 1 522 469 , Purdue 2 3 :WI 392 troduced business English to \ ~:~·:~~:"t'J~,:~~~~~~~~~-~~·~~·~~h~!f.~·~·u~:;: belorl qoasting Jn for the 2• Toledo which ranked along Bill Bakensto, who notched 30 Ma~~haH 'Clash. Miami s~ i Marshall 4 2 ~94 3!7 Midllgan 2- t 504 5l4ltbe world as a college subject ?~~- ~·[,;~~o:~fir~~~~ 1\J~:u~·,·~;~·',~~gl~~~r~~ - - - " ' - - - - - - - l w i'llh milhtly UCLA as the only and teammate Steve Mb: '" col- outside the leaguJ!. to giVe Miami 4 z 388 336 Minnesota 1 5 4~ 472 in 1902. ·~·· ,;,,,.,.~,., ... "" ru~o: ~ li;t>~1 •Ht:H, . b k 1 lected 27 points Xavier a 67-49 lesson at Oxford. Weste·n Mich 4 3 4&0 467 ?~;;;;;~ ...;..;;;~;;._~;;;;.~;;..============--===-., 11 ~..:ll maJo~ co~3e a~; There were pienty other Jn the Ohio c0nfefence, It ! Bowh~g Grce~ 3 3 4:;& 45tl ' lUlU ' th teams,! tab ••ba-• 0af M Ivi!rsals in form during 'a looil,s like a race rig!\ down to Ohio 3 4 491 5ll3 umpoag a e oNS ar1 betw ' een' J ~ r 1 • 6tl 1 ' It was Toledo's first loss night of basketball w re , ,ro'"" unn ng ' Kent 0 8 484 ' a strin or 14 wins. i Ohio State wasted away a Wittenberg and se.cond place ! OHIO CONFERENCE Of course~ that one Joss lfortable lead but a Baldwon-Wallaco., The Tigers Wittenberg 7 0 501 ;o2 · 1· f 64 overtime win over ran lheo~; reconl to • 7-4 10 the Raid-Wall. 8 I 736 6"0 rum a me season or 1 . . ~,.. league w1th an w-56 romp over tm 5:-14 but what will make ltte ,and Cinconnau hnd th! ! M k' b I B ldwl W 1 I Otterbein 6 Z , Is how the youngturned at Louisville, where lbe 11 us ~"'j· :!nh • 8-ln- ak- Marielta 5 2 509 4R7 ., ...._. l'nl llllerullonal , - - - I aoe ep pace . an mar 1Denison s 3 6M 614 a • . . , , by routing ':'ar'ietta 78-59. It Ken on 5 3 628 633 !was Marlellas second straight 1 Hlr:m 5 3 S33 618 lalllaturday Dlgill! . . • . . loe! in tho OC after five strBlght Ohio Wesleyan 4 4 582 1100 !Jodltan cal'• peralsteat ,~_ wms. IOberlin 3 4 506 135 Pthll".,_~ ....~~~~ eaU &j ~ W,oost.r 66 ~2227 5.5~.·: _ ......, ...., las Rill. Heldeiberg • • BNIII fiDaJJy lrJUDipbed BOler Davia scored 18 points led In one "of his 1/esl scoring 1\lr. and Mrs. Ray Mt. Union I 6 449 539 1t1 -llmf, but ether and urone Knorr bad 14 as1,lorts of tbe ...SOn, with 9pent .an evening woth Muskingum I 7 469 5111 'I' ....... lmolaubledly Rutland Red IJevlls handed polnta !o pace the Pirates. Mrs. Fern Norris ·at capital o 6 439 519 • NEW! True no·lron drying for modern thl JINCII'II"'I with illteresl. Coaeh Mike Morrison's North Pafne had eight •nd Fred ' end Mra. Walter MID-OHIO no-iron fabrics! 1ft .AlclDdor, a ourHire Pirates their lOth l!lralght scored !even., Mo:: and Mrs. David Defiance 4 I 3118 302 Allllrlca 111 Ida IOJIIItomore 52·38 Saturday night at Rutland won. the ef Troy were Bluffton 4 I 371 • NEW! Some models even tailor drying at vetA. was pulled away Gallla. game 49-38. , guests.. Sunday of Mr. Cedarville 2 3 386 tlolbuhtulhtfrooleworked score was tied U at the ·RutlaOU: ..... :.128 10. ~ .'Mrs. · Herbert Roush. 1\'ilmingiOn 2 3 3114 time and heatto the fabric10 pc1feetsD far Soulbern Cal In of tlo• first period, 20-2Al at North Gallla . . . 12 I 10 . ,I Mr. ·and Mrs. Arnold Malone I 4 3ti7 429 automatically! thllllnl balf Ill live the the half, ·and 30-30 at the end of Rullo"" Cit) - qavl8)· 1'0CO!!Ived the announcement BIG TEN a lNIIeldo Aldndor wu ptrlods but North Glollla 18; Hawl<ins,' 1--:. ·Knort, 'the birth of a daushter, Northwestern 4 1 470 • Wide choice of models to match new te tillY IJft polnil u In the fourth period as -0-14; Weber, 1-&-;.,~; · dra Jean, to Mr. and Mrs. Michigan State 3 I 282 ,:!·~· Jet Action Washers - prices for every Tnjiiiz blfMva,allllelr elllhl Red Devils rocked up a .22· ner,. S-i-ll; Ken";!i, Bass at Seminole Memo..: ·:..t budsetl fteltl 1111 ~pis ill tbe flrat point advantage to win. 4; Llthey, ~1-1. al~, Hospital, Sanford; Fla., Jaa. half. ·. The Pirates finished the ..a. 12.-52. ,1lte child weighed 7 lb., 7 ..·-· .. ll lOot Jlflle UHd 101botWute son with a 2-14 recOr!f .In all North GaDia (311.- l;loel, or• .Mrs. Bass is the former .l ...... B!I.Uoililll llallly· aolve and time Julin , the 3-7; Peck, CJ-0-1!· • . J"'n Hupp. Mr. Bass Is statienfrMII rGr UCLA u be lllole tbe VaHey Athl~k: Confer- 6-16; Payn~•. lh'.-.; . eel there with the U. S. Na. . '"I ball &wJee durJDI . the with a 2-4 record. · -6--4; Garneo, 1--; . vy. Grandparents are Mr. S.rgains For ... mbA, ~~ aeoandl ol the Dave Hoger, 1-3 junior, turn-1-14. Totals, 13-12-31. Mrs. Ar:otolol Hupp,_local, Mrs. All The F.mily tverllme. Sweet ICIOI'ICI OIICt . Katie Baaa, Cliftoa, W. Ve .. a llr1aP and pllsed all to ....,... fl Allco Dodson are on the sick BDtl great grand,&rents ar• M1b Warren, wba clumped lilot this .week. . George Hupp of Pr.rtland and ' I tWI ht throw~' liter bolni Mr. and Mfs. ~ Perry Mr. and Mrs. · Manuel, I .;; ~ • Jutt stt: Timer to Durable Press seHinl :...~ ~ MIDDLEPORT f<\Uie!L eel onSu~a~ ~: local. Mrs. I• -nO·Iron clothes come oUt reality to wear ' 'I'll ..,. ... ..._ Mt. • · . 'I'~V~IE<;:>udea .oi the Q; NEW !II'ClU . . 1 Ault bad 15, Jeff lloqs D lor bury 4-7-IS; SwAR 3-1-7; SltA11NO CJOMioE11'110N ITra<,lk Club was time~! in 2:0G.I I VIENNA (UPI) -Austria, 11!4 Middl~part. Norris led South- Butcher S-i-ll: Pull.. 6-1. lbl the 1,000 yard run at the San ,by Willie BRiiter, captured tbe em With 16. . U; Conde 2.--. Totals 31 (21 B~RSFIEW, calif. tUPI' : Diego indoor games 10 establiib i first .even placeo in lite IIO'fl Soulhoni is 1oaat to W~ama of lji,) 98. -Linda Hawthorne or Whit~er, t a new Unlted states record in 1 world skibob champlonshops Cali!., 16-year-old Unoted states ' th t Sunday. Btenter sped ov.r o, women's singles ehamplon, will I e even.. 3,~yard ...,.. in I minut.,.,, ay avoa:e cpmpete In a llelf of 700 in the 4U secoonds to beat compatriots , tblrol 01111ual Gold Skate CiaMlc, NEW YORK (UP!) -Jim I Josef Pitzer lllil Silvester SchooiScooo:es Fob. 11·12, at tile Jlakerofield iRyun of ·the Unlvenlty or!SI:haubetser. ., a• .J0 emaJD Auditorium. Miss Hawthorne's! Kansas, the warld ,....,.-d·hojdor j A okibob I! a combln•tlon Ill . . strongest opponents are expect- 1m ltle mile, was namect winner: siding and tobogannt 1111, wher~ 1ti1 By Ualted Pnal btorulloa_. o4 to be Darlene llarile of Iof the James E. Sullivan Award by the competitor slta on the Franklin Monroe 77 Dixie 75 Nortbwoo<l, Mass., and Sylvania as America's lop amateur ' toboggan w1th one ski for Marion Local 72 Ansonla &O IHallke or Chocbpee Falls, Mass, athlete for 1966. I steering while wearing sh~l· Arcanum 86 HOUSTON CUP!) - Shuflllng Sunday lkli to assist in the steering. Twin Valley North 50 Cissius Clay ' d Ran~ Ernie ' .n "' PALM SPRINGS, Calli. Canton !~ln~th7554 Terrell moet m the cavern••• RALSTON DEFEATED (UPIJ -Tom Nieporte won the Alliance 78 Akron Kenmore Gl Asttodome tonight to unravel SYDNEY, Australia (UP!) - $110,000 Bib Hope De..rt the anarled _heavyweight boxong Dennis Ralston of Bakerslield, Cia sic. Bellaire 85 MIIO'tins Ferry 64 ehamplonshop picture . Win Calif., and Fred Stolle of - SV AC Standings i~~..) ....... lou~~· "'"::'_.~ aaa •t ...;_,.,..h s.......y nl&ht they ""'"" mto At~u far tlle tlnale. Shoul4 1111 J~ beat pa, lllil Alilenl ·dump JooetJOD (tt Alben&) ·JI'rlllo1 ll>e pme s.turd8y DfPt oo1 AlhMI OOilld bo IDr 1 101 of illlrlllea: 1 lie '!tllh JIICUia lor ,, ' . . I .! Jub gA ' • •.Gl �'• . ,;..._ . . .. ., .. ' I .c. Ddtr It U 'C. ~stu; ..... ...-~ 0.,. M. ' 1117 .• ,_ ' .• .Motor Co. ' ' ' . Ph. ""·7ifl ;) at. 7 Cttfth.lrt. o. ,, lmQt Am111e, Po.,.,..y, watu Mill, hardwood llocrs. ltOOO.•, . · MOTORCYC~ES USED PARTS \ • ~_ CARs , .. - BOBCAT SPRINT 'itlb\;111 ....,. . PoiiiLeroy Moto~ ~· OPIN IVU. 9:00 1'.1'4 PHONE WY2·2156 .....---'i Notice m. .,n 112_'3589. ' 2 ! . . ,lUll ~ILL ., WALT W"llfli.C , . - - - - --==il-~ -...-- • . ----... ·-...... - ------ . . eiOIIGI WCIIG)fll . _, LI'L · ., AL i HONDA .. !'>UT, IF 'IO'LL. P.EMEMaER '/Cf 15 MERELY "'\'-,.- 6EIWANT5, W£ SAUS & SERVKr I Rlclne,Ohio -Now- KIN Glf ALOt.JG!r II QIII 1 0P '"· . -;- T..chi!III 'Pia~o and 11M WondUru• Hammond Ort•n soc~. STOP IN ··? ANNOUNaMENT Min S.ndra Bailey ~~I • WeWIIhU~ ...........,.o. lAKER &. SEYFRIED ' \ U-DRIVE-TIIU I ··s CAR WASH . ' only "'-992·210 • ' QUICK, CONVINilNf ECONOMICAL • ILAEIINUS AP' In " Heme, Give It A Good Mid Whltor Ch_eek • YouDon't~eT• . Get 01,11 of thi c. ' M50 SPORT TWO ~ "'-· Osborn 1939-t.lf66Maitolt Streel; Ponleroy. $4,500,00. ' JliM FIVE bodroom bouse, Llwrelll & AII .Ti'1"' Bucket $His street, Pomeroy. le.5UO.OII. Hf'rt ~:00 A.M. to 6:00P.M. 1011 ACRE farm on ~=:II er,.d<, IJlOC)em lwo b 7 .,AY$ A WEEK houle, q , a...., bottom OwntO;!,Donald a ·Paul&alrd ...oob.OII. ""'"' w. ltalrd TWO boolroom house, Terrate, Porm!roy. fjl,5011.110. FOR further lnfonnallott O'Brien lo 'Crow Realty Co., m.mo. SUnday and after ' ' ' ,, DAVIDSON 24 Hr. Towl.,. Senlce • I: usiness- Service . Pomeroy. • ... ' · HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING NICIIIT PIOI'L•I . • ,CAU,. o1Cit uw....,P,f£ 1 Rawlings ttm:.if~~ . Wl' Will ·. MIIIOLIPORT.- OHIO a, ART Real l:stete For S.le · ~---~ . _ ROOM HOUSE, bath, ~t! ~ ment, otorm doors and w RSADY·llllll - ·• "' ows, See Ecllaon Brace, ad rlibt to IQIIr projocl. .1'111 clDe, or pboDe !HJ.2304. - ~ IIIJ. ·l'ne · •"".._ 2 ~ l2lc :. f(lolle II8UZH, . Cloljllll• ...............=~~i;;i ~ Co., MJddi..- .lilA~ ISTATE FOR SALE Obl4!. SANSOM • .... SltWIMG ni"CIIIIe.. . -:- . me. au mow WY ·Wilt 'llle Fllltlc Sbop, PclalitOJ Alllborlzed lllqw s.J11 111111 8ln1co. I IIi-.. room, Insurance: ~ WJUdOWI, town aDd 1chool, . ' for ap. H£V,EEK... polntment Phone 99Z-2801. _. ·WHAT D''I'A ~~~ . QF .. MV NEW Bro1S '? . l lii<EP ..wt:i. CX.t> I!OOni BElTER.! WHA.T Olt> BOOrS7 J NWER HAt> ' BOOrS &FoRE.! THOSE WERE M'i _LEGS! . ~o::K~~ 1 Am 1 Q~:a.s: 40u! we t howqht wa~ a qanqGter ,;omethin' . l I ' 'I i r ,, • • FIIICKLIS AND HIS 'RIINDI n 0 a . a BOY or GIRL To Deliver Th• DallJ S.ntlnt1l to Hlobllshed ""'to ID P_.-gy, .O iallclllr. Ebersl!acllo.at .- ·. l'ollleroy, 1 :aa l8tP Chuck. No_ ~rp "fj n ··. ly HAROLD GRAy ana ALL ~Qfl'; · MV BOY: v.t=INT TO TILL 003 tell you ~it cost . you for, . " s. - it out Pomeroy. . - to - Chuck's. 152 Bu~l'rlilf II . ., MERRILL ILOIIIR BRING Y® radio ,or TV;~ to Wtll II I .. , • - WOW rr ~. OR DO ·Voo WQNT "Ttt Pl..tW !\,vt., IT~:ARR£~ t"•tp """""' "-1-?- AL<»iC: 'TO WE " 'iitllOIK, VI(UM't Wl'H U'f 'THE 'S'l'REE'I\ 'iiO(I-0, CUrTO!{ CO'T A. GOOD c.l.O'iiE·UP Legal NotiCII I·.. I'LL TELL 'Ttli THE ~OlE THIN~. 6JB! 01-l·H·H I 'THAT Q1J? G,UY, so §·SUDDEN! or .J!OO' THAT! at ••• Ht'6 HERo'1;, J--._,;f.J !LOT-ou1'm G: 10 in; ' . da N: • AlliE AND SLATS WI du Tt Ill Rl wt I fir lar ~~~ ...:zo. :wl oa L!ncola Ph. 11112-202!. 1 For Rent ""' lei ~ I I I • - ,. . ' .. & ., daj l '. . Cl~ pol ,; .. ' .,•, ' ' ~- ·! I! ~ ....,, Cl~ AM dal dl~ ~ foUl ••• ' . -~ l" r aH; r:1F'T"(, t=ASv r DIDM'T NOTJc£ f:!1M. MUCWJ BUT 1liAT ~' BlACK I Blc,! I i ·T·TJ.IOU<;I-IT HE WAS Q:IIN' ~HO(Jf M-ME1 T·l·TOOI �'• . ,;..._ . . .. ., .. ' I .c. Ddtr It U 'C. ~stu; ..... ...-~ 0.,. M. ' 1117 .• ,_ ' .• .Motor Co. ' ' ' . Ph. ""·7ifl ;) at. 7 Cttfth.lrt. o. ,, lmQt Am111e, Po.,.,..y, watu Mill, hardwood llocrs. ltOOO.•, . · MOTORCYC~ES USED PARTS \ • ~_ CARs , .. - BOBCAT SPRINT 'itlb\;111 ....,. . PoiiiLeroy Moto~ ~· OPIN IVU. 9:00 1'.1'4 PHONE WY2·2156 .....---'i Notice m. .,n 112_'3589. ' 2 ! . . ,lUll ~ILL ., WALT W"llfli.C , . - - - - --==il-~ -...-- • . ----... ·-...... - ------ . . eiOIIGI WCIIG)fll . _, LI'L · ., AL i HONDA .. !'>UT, IF 'IO'LL. P.EMEMaER '/Cf 15 MERELY "'\'-,.- 6EIWANT5, W£ SAUS & SERVKr I Rlclne,Ohio -Now- KIN Glf ALOt.JG!r II QIII 1 0P '"· . -;- T..chi!III 'Pia~o and 11M WondUru• Hammond Ort•n soc~. STOP IN ··? ANNOUNaMENT Min S.ndra Bailey ~~I • WeWIIhU~ ...........,.o. lAKER &. SEYFRIED ' \ U-DRIVE-TIIU I ··s CAR WASH . ' only "'-992·210 • ' QUICK, CONVINilNf ECONOMICAL • ILAEIINUS AP' In " Heme, Give It A Good Mid Whltor Ch_eek • YouDon't~eT• . Get 01,11 of thi c. ' M50 SPORT TWO ~ "'-· Osborn 1939-t.lf66Maitolt Streel; Ponleroy. $4,500,00. ' JliM FIVE bodroom bouse, Llwrelll & AII .Ti'1"' Bucket $His street, Pomeroy. le.5UO.OII. Hf'rt ~:00 A.M. to 6:00P.M. 1011 ACRE farm on ~=:II er,.d<, IJlOC)em lwo b 7 .,AY$ A WEEK houle, q , a...., bottom OwntO;!,Donald a ·Paul&alrd ...oob.OII. ""'"' w. ltalrd TWO boolroom house, Terrate, Porm!roy. fjl,5011.110. FOR further lnfonnallott O'Brien lo 'Crow Realty Co., m.mo. SUnday and after ' ' ' ,, DAVIDSON 24 Hr. Towl.,. Senlce • I: usiness- Service . Pomeroy. • ... ' · HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING NICIIIT PIOI'L•I . • ,CAU,. o1Cit uw....,P,f£ 1 Rawlings ttm:.if~~ . Wl' Will ·. MIIIOLIPORT.- OHIO a, ART Real l:stete For S.le · ~---~ . _ ROOM HOUSE, bath, ~t! ~ ment, otorm doors and w RSADY·llllll - ·• "' ows, See Ecllaon Brace, ad rlibt to IQIIr projocl. .1'111 clDe, or pboDe !HJ.2304. - ~ IIIJ. ·l'ne · •"".._ 2 ~ l2lc :. f(lolle II8UZH, . Cloljllll• ...............=~~i;;i ~ Co., MJddi..- .lilA~ ISTATE FOR SALE Obl4!. SANSOM • .... SltWIMG ni"CIIIIe.. . -:- . me. au mow WY ·Wilt 'llle Fllltlc Sbop, PclalitOJ Alllborlzed lllqw s.J11 111111 8ln1co. I IIi-.. room, Insurance: ~ WJUdOWI, town aDd 1chool, . ' for ap. H£V,EEK... polntment Phone 99Z-2801. _. ·WHAT D''I'A ~~~ . QF .. MV NEW Bro1S '? . l lii<EP ..wt:i. CX.t> I!OOni BElTER.! WHA.T Olt> BOOrS7 J NWER HAt> ' BOOrS &FoRE.! THOSE WERE M'i _LEGS! . ~o::K~~ 1 Am 1 Q~:a.s: 40u! we t howqht wa~ a qanqGter ,;omethin' . l I ' 'I i r ,, • • FIIICKLIS AND HIS 'RIINDI n 0 a . a BOY or GIRL To Deliver Th• DallJ S.ntlnt1l to Hlobllshed ""'to ID P_.-gy, .O iallclllr. Ebersl!acllo.at .- ·. l'ollleroy, 1 :aa l8tP Chuck. No_ ~rp "fj n ··. ly HAROLD GRAy ana ALL ~Qfl'; · MV BOY: v.t=INT TO TILL 003 tell you ~it cost . you for, . " s. - it out Pomeroy. . - to - Chuck's. 152 Bu~l'rlilf II . ., MERRILL ILOIIIR BRING Y® radio ,or TV;~ to Wtll II I .. , • - WOW rr ~. OR DO ·Voo WQNT "Ttt Pl..tW !\,vt., IT~:ARR£~ t"•tp """""' "-1-?- AL<»iC: 'TO WE " 'iitllOIK, VI(UM't Wl'H U'f 'THE 'S'l'REE'I\ 'iiO(I-0, CUrTO!{ CO'T A. GOOD c.l.O'iiE·UP Legal NotiCII I·.. I'LL TELL 'Ttli THE ~OlE THIN~. 6JB! 01-l·H·H I 'THAT Q1J? G,UY, so §·SUDDEN! or .J!OO' THAT! at ••• Ht'6 HERo'1;, J--._,;f.J !LOT-ou1'm G: 10 in; ' . da N: • AlliE AND SLATS WI du Tt Ill Rl wt I fir lar ~~~ ...:zo. :wl oa L!ncola Ph. 11112-202!. 1 For Rent ""' lei ~ I I I • - ,. . ' .. & ., daj l '. . Cl~ pol ,; .. ' .,•, ' ' ~- ·! I! ~ ....,, Cl~ AM dal dl~ ~ foUl ••• ' . -~ l" r aH; r:1F'T"(, t=ASv r DIDM'T NOTJc£ f:!1M. MUCWJ BUT 1liAT ~' BlACK I Blc,! I i ·T·TJ.IOU<;I-IT HE WAS Q:IIN' ~HO(Jf M-ME1 T·l·TOOI �I ' • .. . ' CAJ . Socie1y of ll'lmt Ba,Pifll Rev Reese T Lead ServiCeS 'dd/ eport Annua/Budget Accepted by Heat h Boa d 1 Mrs. Phil ~~;mhJ rl: Th~ hymn "Oh Love I hal Will Not Let Me Go," by l~e group and a poem, "1 Can 1hmk of No,t,hl~g Better ThP R God 5 I..ovei Y, the Jeade~ precede~ a ~ ~~g~~ru·s l sto~ uf \•alenltne ay .~ :-;. , rene. Special musk! will be by Tbe Glorylanders Quartet of Wilmington, Ohio. Rev. Reese was ror several years an administrator of a Bible College About pomeroy .. . 1.. " ' MONDAY B. H. SANBORN Geo · · lbtrn '1111 11app llarv..ter Class ne.s session and Mrs . rg" l'"' · H ppy Birth of tbe Trini~ United Chureh Wiltiam50n was welcot':'! ~~ da'l'betog':. '~':.rn aEber.lba.; l of Olrist met Friday everung as • me:;,ber. ~r~ check for ~ose birthday was ..Febfllllry I I at the cllurch for a SIX o'clock bel turn . '" tans were made Iand to Mrs. Henry Reibel whose potluck dinner and Valtntlne ~~:rvc:~be pLenten breakfast ]birthday is F~ 11. Tbe porty. Feti 8 at ?·3(1 a lmeeung closed Wtth tho clos· Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Wednesday, ~k ' ere · di.: ing thought !rom tho yearbook. LOUIS Reibel, Mrs. Henry Reo· mi. N~w Y,;:.• • vo~ ".r thanks I At the close ol the meeting I he! and Mrs. Phil W•lllarnson ".' ut ' Neutzlin for mak· valentioes whkll had been were 1n charge of the tables giVen Mrs. g placed in a red velvet box I wh•ch had white covers and 0 decorated with large white how, I centered with an arrangement • • were distributed with M r s. Etleea Halley anaoauo<\ lbe of white gardemas, white lace Meinhart in charge: Games , engacement of her dooghter, fe rn and red satin how, 10 a red were played 8lld wmners were Rita Kay Halley, to Steven howl, With white candles . lied Miss Maud Gureser, Mrs. Cia·[ Kell Utde son of Mr all<l wilh red stain bows on e•th.r An indoor camp meeting ra Karr and Mrs. Lawrence I M y Jaek~ Utile. Ste~e to side. Red hearts wuh name m· sponsored by ~telgs Area Hot!· Lanning. ~~ graduate of Mitldleport scribed '" whue, were the nrss .\ssn., will be beld at :Ugh School and wlll ltnlsb place cards and ':vors were 7, 30 p.m. nightly, with Rev. bls mUIIary ........ bl JIUIO personal ,·alentulb trom Mrs. L. H. Rt't'se, the speaker. He IN7: Rita wUi be 8 1967 gradNeut:zhng. te of Middleport H1g • 1, superintendent of tbe New t1te d c d' D strict of ua Foll owmg the dtnner, l 'i ork an an~ UlD I Sthool. Weddlag plana are ift. group adjOurned to Ihe SOC ia the l'ilgrim Holiness CbW'C~. r <OIIIpiete. room for the regular mee_ung Meetings will be at tbe Mid· which obellt'd with devoti ons by dleport Cburch of the NazaThe budget of $16,0'79 ror the In Ml ...,.......~~~all.,... . .., .., _.... SOOAL r-o~rnAR l Harvester Class Dinner, Valentine Party is Held Around and About year was accepted at a meeting Middleport. Womon 1ft eO to bring White Croll cles for Mather School and Leonard L)'Ons. stodenl Oblo U!llvenlly, 8lld room 00 used clothlnl!. THE POMEROY Bend C.B. j Man Lticco ~ the Radio Club Auxiliary will meet with !ob'· ·an!l Mrs. Roy Monday evening at the borne and fainUy. o1 Mrs. Edward Wells, l.Jncoln Mrs. Elmer Wickham was Heights. Galllpol~ . 1'1\ursday to THE VETERAN.S Memorial , the fu~e~ of her aunt, Auxiliary Board will meet MjQIIle bavls. day night at 7:30 p. rn. at lbe Miss 'Ramora Boice of hospital. ton spent the weekend with her POMEROY Garden club parents, Dr. "I"' Mrs. R. E. meet Monday at ~ P m. at Boice. horne of Mrs. Olarles MiSJ Betty , LyoOJ of er. W. Va., visited Sunday THEODORUS Council Daugh· noon With Mr. and Mrs. ters of Arnenca wUl Howell and family. Mooday .at 7::l9 ~· "': at Roy Howell refurried to IOOF Hall. Follnwmg tne In Fl lng there will be a the box and Valentine cookies he served. TUESDAY CHESTER COUNCIL, Daugh· ters of America, will meet in regular session Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. The charter will be draped in memory of Mary I Parker and all members ai-e asked to wear white. The Valentine party bas been canceled. A silent auction will foUow the I of the Official Board of Heath Methodist Church Sunday evening. Wayne Gibbons, board chairman, qresided. and bas served as a pastor The repoft of _the Ste~~d- , od evan elist. ship and Finance Commtssmn W • meeting. Memh~~t, woh~ abu0 r ~·l~ntin: I a g included the figure of $310 need· POMEROY BAND Boosters a ed each week to meet the . . · Tuesd story, The o~gm Day" and how 11 " celebrated I Troop 267 Elecls h d t provide Assoc1at10n w•il meet ay ' t I l Denc1mrc E'xpenses an o t 7. 30 p m at the Pomeroy ln ~e ~~~;~~ ~~~ e~,re~~ YBnttan j New Patr~l Leaders for the budg~t. Other commis- Saturday guests of Mr. and :eni~r High School. ~:d k,closed \\Jth prayer. For Pomeroy Grrl ~ut Tro;{ sJon report~ mcluded plf.ns f~r Mrs. Joe Turner were Guy POMEROY Chapter 186, the program, Mrs~ Meinhart 267 met Tuesd~y_. anlu~ryrish' an emph~SJS on eva~~e tsmk n See of Newark, his mother, will meet in regular seSl;ion ~ad a story, ''Love m A at the Grac:. plSClJ>~ aatroi March with . a specia s~a . Mrs . Mary See, and a guest of Tuesday &t 7:45 p. m., at lome,. The new o tcers a ·ty and a special program od VI.SJ- Cheshire and Lisa and Terri Pomeroy Masonic Temple. • Re'bel leaders elected were . :s tahon and church atten ance ; f WEDNESDAY 1 ·n Mrs. !e~har Da~is with Stella Ne~tzhng, ~s- f a special program us_ing ~r~ H:;~ ~ennesy, who SENIOR MOTHERS of dent, W g stshn_g; Judy McK~ht~ With : lege students concerru?g the has b~en in ~ortsmouth for sev- em High School meeting sched· ~=========II; ~De~bb1e Hunnel asststmg, I social problems as v1ewed by ks is spending sev- uled Thursday has been eha,ng· ~ Harbrecht, treasurer, a the students on campuses : are- era 1 wee ' · M'd Wed sd t 1p m Becky Houdashelt, secretary. port of the pastoral relations eral daysHat her hoR~~~~ H~n: ~. t~i~h a . . ,.....,, ON.o The group proJ_ecl for the commission with evaluatwns to dleport. d ~r ~n,ot' Portsmouth POMEROY CHAPTER No. 80 meetmg was making ttssue dis- be made after June, pertaining nesy' an ·ngamto' YR.Ichrnond Ind ' Royal Arch Masons will hold . Th R Max are mov1 • ·· ' I I rs Refreshments were TONIG~~:u~d,.J~iSDAY . :;:~ . by Debbie Harbrecht. exhu_~d~~est~vit:d t~v~eturn where he has been transferred ttheir stated .convocation tW~~ "ALVAREZ KELLY" I The dates for m~tings will be to~:e pulpit for the next confer~ by his employer, Montgomery nesday atM7.30. P·T:rnp~e Al(Technicolor) the first and third Mondays of I Ward ond Company. Pomeroy asomc · . wm. Holden, Ricbard_ Wi~th. ence year. Mr and Mrs. Russell Roush bert Woodard, excellent htgh mark. Janice Rule, Vll."tona mon The World Day of . Prayebr and ·son Erl'c, of oak Hlll, priest, requests all officers and Shaw, Patricia O'Neal, Ste-ed for Fnday Fe phanie Hill, Hal'I1 Carey, Jr. was announ~ . p' b . were w~kend guests of his par- companions to attend. , C<!torcartoons: . 10 at the F~rst Unltediddres Yt· ts Mr and Mrs Alfred WEDNESDAY .. Little llo Bopped terian Church in M' lepor · en ' · '1 ti WHITE ROSE LODGE . Explosi\'e Mr. Magoo Several members were report· Roush and other rea ves. Middieport will meet Wedn<,s· Admission: 75c & 40c ed ill. Mrs. Pal Gallagher, Ev· Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey· day afternoon at 1:30 p. m. WED. ond THURSDAY erett Davis, Mrs. Homer Cook, Idoo, Huntington: w. va., •P:~t the Legion Hall. Hostesses will Feb. 8·9 NOT OPEN Attendance pins were award- \ Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. The m:et_lng the weekend wlth their ~e; be Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. ed at the Syracuse Nazarene was closed with the benedtchon ents,. Mr. and Mrs. Ja lda Bachner, Mrs. Edgar FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY church during the Sunday by the minister. Brewmgton and Mr. and Mrs. · Iensworth. Feb'"'rv tO.ll School hour Sunday morning. A. Lyckeydoo of New Haven. MIDDLEPORT Uterary (T·~~~~:;:r) Mrs. Elladene Watson, ~ssist- Lo Moore and Tom Thorpe, Weekend hous~ guest~ib~f wiU meet Wednesday, C'l int Wal ke-r ..Jay North by Bob Stewart, supermten- . u . Lousella Moore Mr. and Mrs. ayne . s at 2 p. m. at the home "CAT BALLOU" dent. made the presentations. et~hk ye~;\J.oore seven years· were Mr. and ~~sk C~l ;~· Mrs. Dale Dutton with Mrs. {Tr-chnicolor) Receiving pins were Mrs. Ella.· aRin k aSnt Ta'rnara Stewart Colloch of a er e ' Everett Hayes as hostess. Jane Fonda. Lt:!e Manin, I w 1 c Y ewar1 Cl L d by M Michael Callan , Dwayne dene Watson and Rev. I- ~ d S nd Ste~art five year. eve an . , 1 f Iviews will be given rs. Hickman, stubby Kaye. Ham Thorpe ten year pin ; Cor- an ~ YLo d 'aob Stewart Kathy and Bonme Speng er Charles Bradbury and Mrs. Admission: 75c & 40c , Moore, Terry Moore. Bobby MLom~ h~llonSandy Ruscheli Columbu~ spent the weekendd j H. Lasher. RoU call - an Am- 1 ary usc ' . with thetr parents, Mr. an ierican Indian. 1 and Susan Ruschell, four year. M Atwood Spengler. I Bobby Joe Varian, Bob Mo~~e, I ~~. and Mrs. Robert Jay, THURSDAY Eugene RuscheU, and Nt . Columbus, were weekend visitRuschell, three years; Arlle ors of Mr. and Mrs. William LOYAL WOMEN'S class Grindley. two years: and M~s. Grueser and other relatives. the Church o( Christ, MiddleWilliam Thorpe and Robbte Don Grueser, student at port, will hold a ~mmage Stewart, one year. Ohio State University, Colum· at the Fry building on bus, spent the weekend with St., Ft"b. 9, 10, 11, starting his parer.ts, Mr . and Mrs. at 9 a. m. William Grueser. FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas WORLD DAY of Prayer ser· I and family of South Charleston, vices for tile Tuppii'S Plainl Ohio, were weekend guests of community will he held Friday, ! their families, Mr. and . Mrs. Feb. 10, at 2 p. m. at the Moth· Forrest Bachtel and family and odisl Church with the Christian other relatives. and Evangelical United Breth· reo chlln!hes parll<ipaling. Ev· i d} Mid eport 1 e; chn /of fue C col- 0: MEJG$ THEATRE !;hO:{ I ri Willi1NJ'I/orkers Church Class =~~~'lllel-: l:'111 Is (;~nterta•"ned ..ad.AHubblrd. otit ..... ........ . ...... Jlllle Anal, Rev. lllllllfrt. William 'nlarpe Mrs. Ora Bua IIIII Mn. 11Jrio ) • ' ' ' •• t· ' entorUtnod lbe Wllllnl W 1J wamor, ers class of 1M S,..CIIIII Nu.. Glllltf - • pil1ed 11111!1!1 arene Clnii'Cb '111uttod•Y eoeniDI lhe social bout under 1be elia1 their ho,.. reciiOD of Mr. aacl Mrl. Orll A short business _... was Hubbard .with prlzel ewanllll beld with Mrl. Et!edene Watlon. to Rev. Tborpe, Leonanl . . . president, In char«e. Devotlonl and Mrl. wattoa. were Jed 'by Mrs. Ora Bw, l\efNIIUIIenla .me IIU'I.e l • the' above IIIII Leroy Wa.,IIQII. with his family . Mr IIIII Mrl. Junior Mal:lbl. Lewis Fot, who Is employed Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart, Ad· In Zanesville, spent the week· . .;, Hubbard end ~ LMtra '. ' • • • ' •• I " • • .. • - • ounct· a end with Mrs. Fox. eser . Mrs . Eddie Hartunc. Mrs. ru · _ _ _ _..,. Mabel Van Meter and Mro. · GUY FAWKES DAY Henry Elcblnger and dau~ter, Ever sinCe Guy Fawkes li'lecl Laura Jean, of Cbesler, nslted Brtlllio'l ParUaafternoon with Mr. and to blow ~ BrttBb cbfldren of. Kareuter and fem. rnent In arlled tho event . all .... have:barn«e- of ftre. and Mrs. Garth lle:oJ of with~..~ baclt·YIII"' blaiU Athens were Sunday dmner crack r G l bllmeO Ill Miss Elole Hart on which uy I Koenig, · !)o. uys • ' 1scayne ' Elherfelds Furniture Departmen~ ·on the t~ . floor is Headquarters for Uependable·well ., ;, known makes of Mattresses and Box Springs. · . • Visit the 3rd floor and select the Mattress and .. Box Spring to suit you ' Simmons fiotel-motel mattresS red~igned especially for your~hOJ11e••• now with a new cover that's . . Iuxiniously quilted ,. . ' . . .~ Don Taylor is Energetic, Anibitious Sentinel f¥rier ... -~ ·•J· ' AttencJonce p•InS Are Awarded to Ch :h M be uro em rs l •• ... Feb. ° ·Roads are Hazardous BIG Shoe Sale Continued 1 World's highest ac:l~e vol· ,j cano is Mt. Cotopaxi m Ecua· dor, with a beight of 19,334 feet. THE SHOE BOX ! MIDDLEPORT I eryone welcome. 24 New Sqoks Arel\ece1v D • ed At Library ' o BoaUii/ul~ ..,...., Twenty • four new books have been received at the Middleport Public Library, to Miss Carroll Lyons, llbrari&n. 'l1le Include, under a•Open the Door," "Murder ' • Slm;,_ , 1 liM M,._.B ..r Coilf fiction: • Scn!;Sedze proteelle,.....hernlccl(y tr<llkd cover .t Comfortu ~tery IIUII'II ..,awr mildeul, odor, ....,_ • Swrdy, ,.,uilf....,. t1 • ~ cm4 l<l)otrl rwilklll coll03 JIDundaiJoul," Lack- ridge; "l'be Etll'ly Life Stepben Hind," Jame1011; I' I 95 ........ $ Filii or Firm butto""free CODSiru<:lion for night after !light of res<ful sleep. Compole: • Heavy woven stripe CMer witll aald ...,.., • Sealy Edgo Gard .. oad saggl"' -'!1•• • - Flange keeps-'- 1111olh, IWII elt-aftem-"oiNicolla . . FOREMAN &ABBOTT • MIDDLEPORT, 0 • America's finest homls choose the individual coil conStrudion of.. famous lJeautyrfst The Kine." Keyes; "'l'be man," Waltart; 'Tal.·l'tiD." Clllvell; "The Mm of Apo!llo," Renaulti ·~The House ou Cliff," steYenson; ••stand Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper the Raln,n Watson; "A Dream 199 ' of Kinga.'' band Isn't mins; "Tbe .Fixer, •"nte captain," Hartoe; Birds Fall Down," West; Secret of Santa Vlllorta," Crlcllton. Non • l!cllon Hlecllonl •c.r elude: Repairs You Make,,. arco; "Flteslde Foil Songs," Bonl; • T b • hw.t. and the ll"amlly,". ' "Hen; Did It - •,' BraiCh; "M~ '=:~ IJke It &,' Balit."' I''""'" Wnck of the ·M I11~~:: •ailatl '"l'be lind "A You am baYe it for YOUl' '""'humel · Prlceutan a~t79.611 Let pi;erfeldS In Pomeroy • outfit yourhoile•FUI'hiture Carpets~ ~pplian~ 10 ~aperies.lJ&e Our ·.. Sensibl~ Credit Service. . !of • , ,El.l ER·E Lb·'s IN ~ o·ME I oY 1 On June Sixth � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 6, 1967