http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/553fed3735af073e3d0cc634193bc9df.pdf 2c6ab21211d48168d7d52b104fc85c59 PDF Text Text • J 'age Eight _ _ _ ._ _ ------i•L--------'---Th..:...c...:.e:....:;Doilv Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ANTIQUITY ford. · -p· OF 'JHE LADDER PM HoldS Meet 'IY Mill. •FRANK BUCK ISandy Mr• Mildce<l Fo•tor and rue<e, IV Stewart, Columbus. spent Evening hlrDfld .A-2<: Stobart and wife re- the weekend wtlh their parents W'-.lnesday eu. to Ellsworth. AFB, Rap.i.tl and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. after apendlna: the Frank Buck:. I At Sauer fte...:dence City, holidaya with their parent& Mr. • an4 Mra. Artlnlr Stobalt oM .llr. Mr. ud Mrs. G""'lte Rei!, Kan- MIDDLEPORT Funeral SerVices-SOCIETY • Held For (Jansom Mr. Mn. · McCoy ThUrsday Edd,y I'( and Robert Jay and Mr. and M!w. Carl Brannt~n returned TufSday from a trip to P'lDt~d1.. Tbey were ClUed home by Ute erltlc:al tood.Jtion of Mrs Edith ltue-..IJ L.....:... ......_ • mot..c. of Mrs. Jii. and 'llrs. Brannon. Mr.. and' Mrs. 'f'homu: Riley ud 4autbttr, Sharon, attanded. the ·Miraball ·Collf)JJe Basketball game Tbunday when R(}bert Ashley "" And Mn.1Guy Shuler. s.as City, 1\ofo., were recent guHUI S,Jt. Bfll MeNickle who waso nil of Mr.' and Mra. Chari~ P~rs.oD.J. ed home by the illneu of his mGM.r. and Mrs Fran~ 0 Neill, Ba1 with Mn. Frank Wilson. co-h os the!" Mrs Lowell .Mii:!Niek.le re- shan, spent a day w1th Mr. and 111tws. Game. weft' played an . tum~ 00 · Camp Pendleton, Cl'l . Mrs. Cal 01-r. : prifes woo by M.r&. Wilham An ?!&'. and Mrs. George Grafton ' Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charle!i derson, •M n. Fl"anci-5 Ande!'IKln, and family, R&vanoa, Jpent the HcNiclcle were her aunt and unMn. San Gibbs, Mrs. Georgl' New Year weekend with her par- cle, ~ and ~lrl. Btll William ' Hobstetter and Mrs. Ralph Wet ke:r. Columbus. James Pullen will he (o-hcmte!t!>. Ivan Powell who reccnt:ly sufTb& next meeting wdl be at Mrs. Sauer and Mns. WiiiiOD. serv· fered a heart a.btack, was taken tbe home of Mrs. Gibbs ~tnd Mrs. ed a salad course to the members. to the ScbaekeJ Clinic, Mason. Pll Club met Wednesday at 1t.b.eThehome (If Mrs. Lewis H Sauer I I • fiance of M1.ss Riley, was one ~ lhis Weeks Spe,ials .. 19S+FORD acene In VIN!stun• .-.~k. C..:allf .• where blaW .W,eepina ha~ a dozen 11t'ons cauaed S:t:OO,UQU oa.magl!ll. • '"'"'"""'''""'" 8rnu141f'WtJJ 210-2 door. Green finish. . one owner, radio & heater $1,165 c tic trans., 2 tont: green v1r.R.Gv andTracy Mini. JrEd.Wll Humphrey .. has .r-eturned to Cltleftain dlx 2 door 8 cyl. Hydramatlc, radio, heater, Sharp. Was $999. fin~ ish. Seat coven, Heater. $995 $799 1951 CHEVROLET 1951 PLYMOUTH S L Deluxe 2 door. Black finish, local owner; Radio # Jis employment after a several 1ays Ulnes!. His dilughters Car~ .yn and Maralynn, who have been 1uite ill al'1!; .also reported as lm:,>roving. Mr!l. Emma Leifheit and Mrs $595 $545 1948 MERCURY 1949STUDEIAKIR . 6 Pas. Cpe. 4 ·Door $199. Mn. b een a . er. e.ur"'l w~ 1!1 quite ill u .improvina. Mrl, Homer Hawkins retUflled to ber home, Rutland R<Oad, Wednesday fioom HolZer Hospital af ter undergoing turgery and b re8~ried as -convalescing nicely. :raJs, Home tr~tnde, Missionary, u d.i.rector. Plano were made for purchas· lng a new furnace for the c~urch when t!hc Official Board ,of' the Rock Springs Methodist Church mel Monday evening at the church Edward N. Humphrey, chalrmnn presided over the meeting which npened with prayer by AmiJ'S Leonard. All members -of the boar-d of truslees were present and include Roy Riffle, chairman, Clifford Leifheit, Edward N. Humphrey, :r.trs. Scott Folm~r and Mrs. WJIJ. :egl,ytered by Mrs. Echs.on Bakt>~ rheme of the School of MiBsion 1Vh1ch Is a Year of BnJ)llJ;t Ach 1evement project lS - 'Je.~ u s' Con cern for the Multitu des" Mrs. raul Smart IS In char· ar the children's school of miss· ions and Mrs. C. E Hoyt 1!1' lead ing the Junior and Senior Yo~ th Fellawship Schook A ques-f1f\n and an~ower period >lifter , Miss Snodgrass' talk ('{Included thr p:·o (!;ram ·a nd Mr. Uo)1 ask eel th~ ALLEN APPLIANCE IN POMEROY lam Bartehl. BIG Otlipp ··pre~~tp:t. wel'4! Mr.s. Homer Rad(ord, ·~- Gladys CliUord Leifheit Mrs. Roy Rime, ~ . and M.'r$. Amos L·eonard, Haro-ld Blackston and William Clark. Morgan, Mrs. ' District Missionary Institute Held In Portsmouth, Thurs. The Portosmouth District Miss lonary Institute was held In th( .otd Town 'Methodist Chutth Portsmouth, Thi.U'8day. Dr. Karl Quimby, secret-ary, de· partment of education' and cut ture, board of mi.Woos, N. Y. . and Min Mysanwy Robert& of the Interboard Coun-cil of CGhambu were the printlpal speakel".!!. Otb· er t:peakers ' included Mrs. Han;. P. Smith, district pnl5ident of \he WSCS of tha )(etihodiot Cburohea ond .lira. C. t•. Tompklw, ~of <IIU<Il'en'a wort or f.llt.l!\110 Confereneo. Those Rev. J. NOW IN Mrs. ' TO ·,If/ WAS • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • . .. , . . . .. . . . .. . . .............. .. . ). U8,~5 $!i4t:oa -30~ . NOW 4 u.oo 176.95 379.oo 159,95 120.95 .. iiON SI!TS . . . . . . . . . • . . ... . • $179.95 $150.95 t I • I 0 t • 0 f 0 0 I I 0 I 0 . ... . .. . .. .. . . .. a All'•& ·. r·· "!"~·~""· . • . f.u-l•u.a· ,_ and ~- William ~c~y,., JI!X, ine an~ :· J'~or, .A.iQ\ih, 0-; • "... · 'W"'I-1 ·1 l r ~· 1111111'.- , ;Mr. and Mrl. Elmel' Staley, Lo. ONTHI lRIGMTIST COINIR gan and M!'. B:Dd Mrs. Robert IN 'MI~DLI~ ~:c~C•:•~· -· •~~~~~=:-r - - :G:••::us:te::r·::====~==E · ~ ·" '!"''t" (· -,r~ f, .· - . . .:-.-;~~-_ · ·l daughter, ·carol, nurse at St;' Jo. ' seph's Ho&pJtal, Parkersburg. who wJU ,pend the weekend be1'1!;. lin. ,(), -B. Stewart has return·ed ·honle -after DW>ftdin ... tbe holidays with Mr.-r';~d Mrs. JafJ. . -."' . ...••' •;,. ,, ' \ )_. .. ......-.: -:·t: •• ·~ - • •!\ $499.95 '· ~· ·, ~,7.00 < -379.95 Jfi.-~1T1iicOMitNBUY NOW AT 'COST PRICES! / .. I ;.,S'"' •' - I ;• , . ( • 344[ , b - _.,_ ,,, • :: !el.~;,;,~,j:;o;- ' . ·=· ... 'i .. .. . '' ,,' ,. • '''' .•• I . '· . . • . '{ Now 15 on~ or lhe ,beslllmes lo buy a used car- beeanSI'·f:nl. )'OQ . ~.~~ ~ betler j~_1l8)f beea'"ci we an: awdous 10 turnover our sloek; s~6nd, It lllre& I ·· ~..- .. bl.l a J!lil~· wllllerli&ed ear 1o •tart and stay I'IUUiing in lbe wmler. ll)ly now at lowest wllller priett, .itlve llle dllferenee and enjoy-four drhfltg. Now· . .. _ , , ,. . . 4 dr• UO Sodan..ou loQJ-'IIWaer, . • •• ., 1 '. • - •• "' -1952 BUICK Special .... 895.00 1953 CHEVR'OLiii'Pii •., 995.00 "'' 'I Dlx. 4 dr. Sedan. Radio, beater, dynodow drive. One Joeal ownel' . ' ·" ~ \);.··-' '"''-"V · · ' ~ , -i- ~ · jo!, • : ; 1954 CHEVROLET Dlx. 1,295.00 1953 pd~TIA,~ ~*.;. _. 1.~1~· z dil sedaDt. ~~i;l~ hr-llodl · · · , ZlO l dr. SodaJl. Spollellltl ori11Dal melalllle good ears. ... ''· • • ·~ lAY Onlab. ' 1954 BUICK Super ... 2.,295,00 ( •· Ofla¥ Ml\d while IIDisb. One loeal owner• I, Go ;!h~d .. ELBERFE'LDS . -WE NEED Beljlli' 4 dr. Sellon. Like new 20.00 30.00 125.00 ... .EiteosiQn G1ven · ... 1954 CHEVROLET ...• 1,395,.00 .iu oo 1vo:oo POMRQYI .OHIO ·M" ~~~~~one·· .).. J.r•l ~.~-lA>~ mlltage by ~ ·looal IIWller Vl1orla ~ .....,~ S~ 'biolde llli4,oat. Power l!iftrilll and ", · , · brall.- ·New one eoa11 over J,t,aoe~I!Qo , .. ' .' ' . 1955BIJICKSuptr. · • .•~Jt!.OO · 19,t)O~~ All Other Appl ianc;es Reduced 2cY'I• to 30"' Authorls•4 C::roilley and Bendi:x Dealer PHONE 131-Y (NE)(T TO IIENDVUETHEA'PRE) ll'te:~ Mrs or of IY BETTY CARLETON Sharon Holter, infan~,tU8'hter of Mr. and M.ri&. Tomf Holt-er ' has bean ill with. virua f-ectlon. Mir. and Mrs. GeGrge Cirde and daugbter of Great Beqd, ~ent Sun· . day with Mrs. Mary Oflo'cie. 1 'Mlr. and Mrs. Doug-las Circle and family and Florence Clrele spent Su'Wftay with Mr. and MT8. Wilbur Biss<!U, Long Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett. Circle of Racine visited hi~ parents, M!'. 1 at~d •M.rJ. S.. G. C~,~:clJ Sun(lil¥. 4! ' • ) ·.$AVE fl'Om htlr ·, ~. '• Coilll' cpe. Very low.mileage Slaarp IWilde and out- Tires llbow }IItle weu. · · · · · • WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR Before You .~y Any AppliO[lCf . , 1 1956MODELS .. · GET' OUR DEAL ' I ; . !' You'll?<> surprised at ·IYI,at you can savc.durll)l tills big TERMS - IQ'!o DOWN Clearance Sale of Refrigerators, Ranges, Fl'eezerB' and 24MONTHSTOPAY . TV Sets. · •< • Here Are Just A Few Examples Of This Tremendous Sale: . . $550;00 ~·u· will conduct • revival Ml'Vicea >.t tj.o Ch~ 01 ghter, Abdll•, Iron,t~ .;Mrs . . ~~~: Cbe Nazitt.ne and will ' HSJ.s't at lie M:cCoy, &J:uroaa, w. Va:.; Mr. r Ri Rev. C E. Hoyt. gav.• the open 'DJ prayer and 1\oln. Allen Hugh (•: led devotionals. Membel's were Phone 491 Paq~eroy, Ohio ~ " ' $299 ' .' eonl tne ............ NEW · . . FURtiiTURE . em. . : Wl~ • e PROGRESS · ·• · bearen were Pearl Edwards, Marvin 1Yeauger, Geora:e Batey, Lu~er Amos, George Hawkey, E. E. Thompaon. Relatives and friends from out of town included Mrs. Pearl McCoy, Mr. · Jnd Mrs. Millard McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. :Marshall McCoy and Nancy and Cbarlea, Mr. and Mrs. George Hawley, Che&b,ire; Mr. and Mrt. WJ.llue Blackburn, J,obn Hatfield, . Jack I Mlll~, Jltl.· Meld. Brewer, Diane HatfLeld, Mr. and ~ , Fra~ Vance, Pat\)" Blaekbtlnl, the leV. week·, and ~~ A. ._J. Brewer and dau· Vienqa, w. .....~.... -Va,, J . t~ay E D to viiit. b~rd luvt• .ner, u Wll"· . awsoo an _... ucom~ied 'hotn~ bJI her • .. the players. Mra, GeOfl'e Mcabee is visiting rel•tivea in Flatwood, Ky., and Bell-e, W. Va., wbiJ.e on two weeks vacation ~m the Ben Franklin St.ore in Mid.dJeport. Mrs. Claude Latham and son, Jeffrey, Mr. and !Mrs. Ray Turl.!y. ~bar, visited Mn. D. E. Ro~sh hurlday and &he af:'comp.amed =~e .tbe funeral of Lou Buck Rev. Qd • Mts. w. L. McMillen anil baby, Circleville, are week end auest.a of Rev. and Mra. Rl). bert· St)oerli arrd ·aon, ,,. 'f!{r I I .'. . ~ ;> benediction. SAVE 20 Pall •• ,..,, .• 'lm'll Pomeroy, Ohio ~ Home. . ,,f was POMEROY MOTOR CO. Open Evenin91 'Til 8- Sundays 1-4 Main St. (Near High School) Funeral \ SALE>. ~en $149 W. Main St. 0f . ·, a.WANa P :,_PERJonard Burney, lllr. WhMtt., ofo wL..Rhlngthonhco~hotnell Local.Church Holds Thomas Bonner of Colwnbus ra. · · ous as 1· were weekend ,iUesta of Mr. and for the past ten days Wlth a s vere sinus ln•f ection. First Mission Meet Mrs. Harrison BenUy. Paul Haptan'!Jtall returned :home Thursday from Meigs General Hos· He taken 11her& last Sat· Wednesday Evening Plans To Purchase 1pital urday when he fell anr!. broke 'G•IVen Okay h.lsMrs. right and collar bone . Wedne.day evenlni the first o: F urnace B... ie Grogan is st>,yin;· serlea· ol six BChooll of Mlsllion. with Mn . .Iva Brown who bas re '-'1&8 betel at the Flr6t Bapt i,_ By Meth-.lJst Board tu'!'ed' from. Lanc ..tor where she ;b1ft'cb M'LK Elizabeth Snod UU' vls1ted relatives. Cranbrook 4 door, 1 owner and low milea~re. OriRinal ~reen finish. Nice. and heater. 1n Columbus With Mi'. and IWilliam w lt Lehew. R .._ ....... h JANUARY Funeral lei'Yieea for RaniOm B. McCoy WEn ~tid at the Chesblre Baptist Obre.l:!. 'lhlU'Iibly with Lhe Rev. Sbea;ley Woods offlela. · . , lmg and •IHK$1 mume presented by the a·aP,tfst Cbureh Choir. Bur tal WU fu the. Gravel Hill Cemeteey by '(be Rawlings.C01tl tbe &uoday.· .-eM-.. b.y \·h!J. wife Lewis Humphrey who i.s em Thtoeiore Lehew:. ol Pros~>t 'HiU whO wiU' retur~·· iith their bah 11toyed in Cblllieothe qent the and Mr. and lfra. WUUam Thuen· to their home Monday. past weekend with Jit·,¥Paren t.s , er of Syracut& epf!Dt Jut Su~y Mrs. Forrest Badltel wa~ , _ill 1952 PONtiAC VB Coronel4 door, Gyroma- ' ·POMEROYSOC$TY $1,299 1953 DODGE '" . RRlMAN DANOUI ' rrum tup ot extcn•lun ladder lA ttQ unu.ua.l 1954 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan, Low mllea~re I owner, Spotl888 lttterlor 1956; Friday, 'Jan'l(lry 13, '• ( �' o&t .. affi - ... i: • • tne., ery ~.... ah amcal dev.ice, Which wl.l • ect 1:1 Pl lr oecun. Som ' �s . .! ••' for • " . . '· .. ...... . . ... .... -~- ' �• '" • Poqe Six • ~ rhe Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middlepol't, Ohio ' • I tall · ,ro .Win B~ 1Wa To Remain In Tie With Nelsonville Middleport Reserv~ 1'_in D«ision. ·· ed with the Pantben out Jn troat A IDlooth l workitle PornetOJ" by a 4!li 37 marcln. Tbat aet tbe ltage for the hec- were he~~ded, and at one tta&e o1 the contest led by 18 poinl.l, but tliey had to fight off a rally b)' two mlnutet that uw John Partwo mJoute. that saw John Pu.. eon's five almost pull tbe PDlt out of the flre. Pomeroy had jumped into ID early lead In the fl.nt quarter ter the score had been tied at 2-2'. From thll point on the Panthers almOit alway• bad a lead of from four to ten points, but the petky J~keta jUJt wouldn't let them pull away. Late In lhe a:ame Pomeroy took a 57-41 lead with just I UtUe over two minute& 'hi play A bullet b)' Bob McKinney and I foul by Eddie Kilchen ellt th.e lead to 57 44. Tben M':urray bit ror (tee throws to make if 57 46, and two more charity toa. .1!1&& by Jim Bowles cut the lead to M-48. McKinney then hlt on a one bander and Murray followed. with a lebound to cut the margin to •7 ••, and two touts by McKinney 8111 u "V4o made tt D7-M •• Sheridan fouled out for the Panthers wit~ out at:· t~~<v jua~ll~r ~::::: !~:•:!d ... mott of ttw t•m•, th •n cam. thf'OUih for the Panthert. 1111 :n~a~!u tJve rebouAdl ia tbl1 f)erio~ 'Jibe Panthera maintained their lead Ia the aecond q\larter, and wltb just a little over a minute t"O play had a 28-20 lead, but a foul lnd a layup by Kitchen cut the m~in to 20-28 at hllfUme. In tht third quarter Bill Sheri· dan with his great ball 'handling aad abooUq along with tile- controlled raboonds by the big three ll:apt the Panthers out in front. Tbfl Jackets, led by Bob Mc:Kio ney, eut tbe mai'Jin to fwe points at .one time, but the quarter end- ~~Y po~ts Vol. VII No. 230 for fhone 897 the point~. Jun· in lbe preliminary lime points, came baek .in the main event apd If. Dick Taylor b>d 12; R-onnie Salser, 10; and Bob Birch, for tbe Tontarlott. 6 Tbe Falcons julnped to a six tor Wolfe, who -ed MIG.__ I MOUNT'AII.IEER ....,. . ~· ~· point advantaae at 1t-8 at the end ql ttle first quarteT bu.t saw l.t cut to five poi.nb at halfttme as they led by 29-U. R.acilJe outlofu'ed tbe Falcons in tbe final half of the ball &ame. That I• counting Bou.Jb'a bucket for them. 1b~ • per:iad. .waa tbe top scorina -quarter jar_ tbe evenm, u tlie T&llf6DJ· Jilt: '1m' 24 J polata w~Ue aa~file waa_· 'f~ng 20: Then, ln tiil0UJ..pe1'13t:•, the Baeine tiiKD Qti:fHiC\JJI ~· ttMath rtsbt down the ~m the Fal· coas u the 1110, ·~etl. lD tbe preltJnln~. eoa~QJ:, Ra clne'a "B" team 1Vriil. by a tteOl"e of 46-40 lt®ert ~oush and Roy Clark eaCh bad 11 for the Falcon Reservea . The box KO'ftt: WAHA/t\A (63) PG FT TP G. ltouah. F -~~--- 5 0-1 10 8 2-7 18 ver, , -- -----·- ts 1~ 11 Ford. C I · Winter In Ohia < .... Midway Mark~t ·.. ili(By Flames - · . Seeond Time or SEOL F.ootb._ll au ou r ---~----· ~ Trophy' G•IVeD s. .Hi h, --~------p0meroy g " r -- ··~w · F·~ !Wuoh, ., ----Pau&, •. G - -·-·· Total RACINI (57) lklstlck. Wolfe, F .. -w---- S.al•· C ~------· Taylor, G ·-·-·-· BJreh 5 ._. ()..() 14 ~g 7· 17 _EI' TP .,. 7 l-3 ~; '1 10 S 12 27 :l !"l e 4 2. .ro 1 .. -p·- · -- · 23 u:ta 51~• Total~ "oedy led the 11tt1e Jaeketa wlth s 00~r Hlib Allditoriwo. Co-cap'•-one ·field goal &cored or 10 'points with Henneay and J. rafn Robert Wi4oll: and Gene Raeine by J. R-ou&h of Wabama. Kelly both bltUnc tor nine. Ar- M 't~h w~u introduced by Prmci&eorlbl by quarters: . D.old waa high !or Pomeroy with ~J Jamea A. J;Uebl Jr. Wahama . 14: 11! 24 1().........63 4lnfl points. . ~ WUson Mld the handson:te gold Racine , __ _ 8 16 20 1~9 The box aeore. II' . SEO Trophy, . an •pproxlmately ----::: POMIROY Pest II'G T , full-sized lfGld' football mounted lrDWft II' 4 4-l lO I On lOp Of a bMJdiOme fl(Jid s.llaft. Hawtherne II J 44 9 The bue con.'t4i.iled ·t.be names of And,.WI C I 44 :: ~be ~o-eaptains, playm. manaae,rs Sheridan G ' s.t and coaclllnl •taft of the co~nOfCS luHington G 1 N ~ Champion · 1~ Pomeroy Panther ~ '1.! 0 SootPall ~;a~, Thein II' 0 D..Q · .' 43 9v•lll G l 2-2 4 Mitch displayed tbe Qfville L. .Randolph IU W. c..arfGllton Tot1l1 26 19·11 14 Wood Memorial Tropt\)", another Plqua 60 Greenv1Ue ~ MIDDLIPORT Poa; PG II T sold trophY very similar in de· Farmenvute 03 CeotervUle ~ Marrla P I S-4 14 lilfD to the league tropby. It li Dayton Q~;~.kwood 811 W. MUtCNL 56 McKinney P: 7 1l·10 24 1 revolvi.ntl award and must be Dytn. Stiverl 68 l>ytn. Dunbar 52 Kitchen C I 54 4 won three yean out of five eon· Dixie 79 PbilUpaburJ 52 laet.p G 1 1.0 2 eeeutive yeara for permanent pos· Germantown 6G llrookvUie d • lowlea G 0 44 4 aenion. Tbe Wood trophy will be f'""'wlsburg 75 Jeffer&Gn Preble. fl Turner C l 2.-2 4 at Pomtroy tLll' Ob.e year. Wayne 112 Jeffer&on Monti~... ·~1 Hov1tter G 0 e.o 0 · Room 24 Auemb]y, under the Bradford 72 Covlncton M Murray G 1 ·2·2 4 direction Gf Mdn Helen Smith, HamiJton && M.al'lafleld ~7 · , T.t•l• 16 10-24 56 ~egan wben Raeh~ Routh. pro· Middletown 79 $pringficld ~Mer ......,,..,. 14-29>45-63 gram ann.auneer, Jntt,odtteed Sam Spriqboro 'l'CS Hmeysbura: ~J . Mlddllt10rt I-2S.Ir-N Runell and Ronnie Ru.nell whn Minster 76 CrideravlUe 42 . • OfflciiJel MM. ancl TrU.. . led the tradiUonal naa: salute eere- RoekfGtd 83 Ft. Reeovery M ....1r Suit Against . ·~heriff Rose : .• . IsDis~ . 8asketball·. ------ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE. IY OICAit 'ltALIY e .8. . ~cklsHighF The Wahama White- Falcone racked up ~lr eta'hth vidG~f the seas(JD lD ten atart& oa .. Y night when they ~tipped, the ';;;1t· lnl B.acine Purple TomadCH!II~ ~ ~tore of a:ws8 in 1 l•m.t ye on the Wahama fiOOl'. Tbe superior beJcbt told the .tory of victory for the Faloona M the llciae team lhowed a ,...., lho war for lho " - mooth woddn.c ottaek that ,..., wl~ AI'MfMws follewH tbreatebed to over-haul tbe taller with 15 Aboundt and INwtt Wab•ma. team throu&bout tbe ball hM 10 for a total of q ... ,came. tw.en the bl1 th.._. H...,.,, The Falcom needed the top per. 1111 ShtrLden, who Is ,...lily fonnance tnnaed in by Bob Oliver the fiMtt Nil hlnclllh• 11Nr41 thb )'Nr to wilt. Oltver. wba hu In the 510 Iogue, 1ctulllr Itt bad trouble hittiaa tile ~orlng fht PK• ,.,. the Palllhen with 1 column wltb. conaittency, ncked. hilt great lhHtlne and team up 11 potata on Friday nJgbt to work. pace all ICOI'el"'. Sheridan led the Panther Coaeb Ralph Sayre wed five ltOf'el'l wilb 20 point. with An· m... and aU five bnlke into tl)e drews hittlnt for 18, .Brown for double fii1Jl"!S in scoring. Regular 10 and Hawthorne for nine. AD- Jerry Ar-nold wu stlll mWing drews also played a areat delen· from th lineup beeaute ef a c.~"-i sh·e- pme u be blocked at leut Joe Ford, dnpite t~e fact w.l eJPt Jacket ahots at the buket. be tallied ooly 11 polirts. Wll th~ Bob McKinuey wa1 biJb for the ket man In the Faleon offente ap Jaekets and alao for tile ev• defen.tt for the evening as be nln" u he eountered 24 point., trabbed 21 reboUnds and bad 10 rris hit f 14 for lett Mo or Roush bad 1f Pomeroy. hit on 311 percent of plus the dubious~o~or 'Of tallymg their shota with 26 goals in 74 atiempta, wbUe Middleport hlt 34 per u.nt wltb 18 out of. 46 •hob good. lD the Reserve conteat the Jacket. bold their lint place tie 1n the league witb Nelaonvllle II tbey took a 38-30 deciaion from theThelittle Pantllen. Jackets led all the way II • down ~ourt pre81 In the lint worked to JiVe them a ""Ho •and81)Q1e-- football tropble.s lila lead, end they then held .., -u HI b their own throu""bout tbe eon- were pre&~d ro Pomeroy t'h e Ke Sc!hool Frida)' morning at . e. lett wltb eGntrol basketbal1. n· R 24 As~bl)' program m thM':~Ito peri~ tOIMd In two frn mak• It 59-54 end •ft., n· ney had hit an two charity fDI• ' " for the J•cket•, Bill came throueh with a fl•ld go•l •• h• came dri,Jng down the floor, 111'1111 Pomeroy led by 61-56 with only 21 MConch fD play. 8111 Andrews then '""d In •"other 1 aal lust bafan the final whlatie to make It 63 56. Pomeroy had takea a 14-6 le-ad at Ibe end Of the (in,.t quart.e.r I$ the bllf three Gf Andrews. Brown aad Hawthorne oompletely swept tbe boardl. Big Junior Hawthorne wu pjttleuiarly effective as he practically ('Ontrolled the defenr Fa · ·· Over,· Oliver Nets 18 To Lead Nther butetbaU qlllDtet ataved Ue fourth period when it looked off l late lllddleport rally lut like tbe Pant.ben would run alcbt before a near Clll&c.\ty IWIJ with tbe eoat.est. However, crowd at Middleport to win thetr MeKinaey and tompany came third eonaecutlve eaa:e game of bact in that lut two m.lnutet lbe .euoa u !bey took a hard wtQI a creat oomtblck, but lt foqbt 83-68 decision froro the fell Jbort u Ume limply run out Middleport. Yellow Jac.kell. Ooaoljl on the Jacteta. John Puaon'a squad played wtthNt doubt It ••• tht tuperout the terVicM of re,War eellttr l•fty of the P•nthen .H tM Llrry Bater, who was aidelined Mlm with H1wthornt ltHint with u lnleded fool . tht WIY with 11 rdovHt that Tbe bli Pantbera, <ontrolbna the rebou"llda all the way, never ( Ward, Byron Ne.IAioa 111d Ken Vm- y ~~~r::J,:::e:. a Scout District Committee '·I~~· .':f;i . . . Will . TrOy 66 Dayton Falr!nont 118 ,' readlrtl ~~a:~~~' .ghl~~:~::n ea· Meet The wu Dextan.aum.ber on tbepaJt»p,ro-1,;:::::::::::::~~:;;;;:. eatertaiAllllil ll'lm ed by Bonnie Robertt, United ,,... .,.,... Writer turl lt:IIJ play , a rq~biDI .San mip:l~:!::d and Kathryn Roush, NEW YORK UP-Fearless Fru- Franclaco next 3aturday for north- Joernior S:rblll'a Swisher pleyed IQ'• ~11 and FiiUI'M: ern Calitornia fiood relief. Sports I nha pianO btctpound mutlc for The NCAA obvioully Is deter- flln8 everywhere are asked to be :he skit The play wu titled, ''Two m'hted to kill Gff all basketball "absentee lallecyJtes" and fore · Are Better Thin One." oppoalUoa ud lt IJaa taken two ward dunatloua for the neecty to qutltionable ttel)6 cla~er to ita "GoU For FJGOd. Relief," ~ of Jloped for monopoly. Pint It sebeduled a •m:aU eol- Beautiful DGU" was name of 1 1 econd pantomime the S&n Franc::liCO Cbroalcle. sented by Room 2t .Oph.omorThl,... Are Teuth pre 'ua.nlta khu1ter, Ddirttcted • Oklaboma A'll 11 favored to es~{ player whlle Carolyn Philretain. the NCAA wruUihg cham- ~ ·~aa 10 alleaed clarlnetiat. piGnlblp ttila :rear wJth tile Eai• H!ien Ro11tb wu -cast n1 the "beau 1116 tournament In competatlor~ to the lODJ-eetabll&hed NAJA to11rJWDIItt at K-ansu City, whieb baa been. operatl.Dt 1& Ytlrs. tern lnteraoYqJate wide open n lito ia:nored I lot ol Gtber llmoaa Pitt, Penn State. Lehilh eoafltUC!e wJnnen and balloted and darkborte snacwe . , . ud 11M 1'hlnot of the fll·t., Calif· . . . Butetbtll Auoelation. The .1e:u01: To be ture that red-hot Su l'ratlcloco would be In the ~~J'f:ty011 tbe mat )'011 rllhl Lobllh Coetb G~ Leemaa etlll weara the wrtltllftl •b9el be ultd. ht theliMB Olymplel. NCAA thll )'ell'-flven if tbe or· At IODI 1M. JNH Jlmea hN palutJOa 1• Muck Jn tbe futue. been robbed. · •· .. ld , .... 814 That'o tile 1be NIT out of _. "'"•·• -···· bt UJ;~bel<l on bam lllan,,. 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