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' -' URI . ' . WJ £ •" r ·. ?~~· $l.?~ ·,~f:}~, .. SlcJnny SUdler l.cked hi• old 11rne ~ecuracr Prhhy nl1ht •• he Mticle hi• tint dehnM of tho 126 pound crown In more th.,. "''" ,..,., but he won In sUch lepoeidecl faahion onr top cOntoftder Davi1 that he ttendl; aut like 1 tltnt in t ... fHtMr cl.... , His lOili left jabs and bunts of left uppercuts at cloae QLW'· ten WOn the UlliDiMOUI 1~ round decltion before 1 di.sappointinc erowd of lli.2'72 in Madi- ,M .. r... "'rt • '""llf End Regulbt. Cards • t f'... a AccorCf}11 .·Ot orm Basketball-Scores son SqUare Garden like a 100.1 ehoiee instead ol a niere ~ f&vorite. ' Top Ohio Quintets The Wahama White FalcQI'II: .,. , eas1ly won the-ir opening round. lhore fi.r)ta of ~Ule h' battle in the sectional louma· ..core of ment at Ravens'!ood on Friday At 1 mutt ~ f•~ttew . vi...,, n1ghl as they trunmed the Gil- "' . •of • · e r Mfl5 wll 1' ........ 11..,.... wood, thlt ..w.nlne, .Itt tM • cha....ONhfp IU. ef the . .,......, RawenswMd cl~ ..Walten litt nltht, by , . M.,. TOUR~AMINT RISULTS of 4WJ., chomplonthl, CLA$$ A tilt will follew • COMOiatlen ' - -a.rea hctlonal ..,_ ~ WaiMft Berea 81 North Olmated 62 $ondyvll.. wlllch will Cleve. West 48 West Tech 32 7 o'cJeclc. Youn11tewn llect~onal Youngstowa Ursuline M Howland The Faleond were hittint 49 from all c:orne~ of ,the Boor Giru!"d 58 Salem 46 they rM:ed· !o 1 Comtort.lble 1U Struthers 63 Newton Falla 42 !~ad.~ t.be end of ~e first bqluar.. CLASS e · . H:r ~ Wflte- De"Ver 1111, ltvV: e. Gontrol Dl... · - - Vlllott Cdi<IJ IWph Sap:• oild bis New~i-k .sL ·fJancis 48 Londoa 42 boyt threw-" uP t · mata-to..man Mt I.OIIead: li9 cot Holy Fomlly ~e!.U. ,~t ,-1M P.lnltei -that , ·~ · · ~81ed \·~~ the Jaekiot i.ol Club, a.ald "We would l1ke to have sandy dlallenee Jimmy Carter for the H1btwelgbt tttle in •· February 26, 1955 IY VNIJ~PiESS OhiO! a tOp •. ~ ~ool teams wor, ~4ini_ ta_(ogp u the end ~:' Pit'~£Nf' . ' · .P aint& Hantware ...... !!f•"Y J'""" ...., ::~::, ~a~ T~rC::o ~i~:. ~t!~ ·a·- .. ••m• ~i.~d.~;'ih. t.ttb;~: c~·;r. Clark Family Off For Florida As Mel Prepares For Baseball u.,.,•l I i••· I .ot , · HAM .,SHOOT : Sunday, ·feb. 21 " J:OO Ai or ......... or tfo~;JI•·'~ Bqoks . ASSOCIATED RADIO ... -""' .. ....,.,.,.,, :D:·ANC I NG Ivery Saturday Night At ..' The EAGLES :Mualc by Clltt Haddox and .. w•• 9 Until I . he to.. ed •hLs flr•t· baseball ••·•'"in the on. •011 ~ia flret o!·. fox Mr. l)UDL 'a\td ~- q!tont'Broad aU I~~F~\;;r~~~~ .;;-;,o;; plwy bucball. . 'Jill"' '• Dork • USED ' CAR$ FOR SALE 1-1954 Ford Customline , 2 Doors Do"'l School the World 1- 1953 Dodge Graham ., Coronet , , light Qan• i0:3P NBC-f!i'p~htU 11 :~ 1-1952 Willys 2 Door 46-47-48 Models . )Ve also .wish to announo~ ou,• BODY SHOP in 114tdne, Ohio, operated by WHilam Roush. ,y-Oo". ·' :_ 9il;O NIJtj .lmo~<ael·~aco 1 9:30 ·N&C · 'tex~!>o 'J'Iiealre toooo ' Nil€ 'G'eottc Gobel • .._ l • 10:30 NIIC-1lit Parade ' ~1:09 N Ns and Sports Headlines 11 :10 WreStlinl{ from Dayto• 12 10 Owl Theatre Yi~MS+: T'{>\UNDA'r \ . tl:yy, Ste~ o, . ·1 ·15 ~ ~~rn Off .:... lij 00 Wlltlty Dink one You > a~~ ·;co.Wib 1\'~Mt " ., " I- ~ ' • ----... '.', 'WSAZ TV SUNDAY Pastor's Study Pastor's Study Youth Views the News ~lth Today 2 ~30 Nation 3·00 Then 1 :00 ·1:15 1:30 :t::OO 11 ·10 •.Sigrf' On . ' ' PJU-Ct~'t; Enl;~~~~ A.1 Hobsletler ~ I' , Home -, . " Mrs George Hobstetter" asliiied by Mrs. William HobstetU:r en, U ·J5 What's Your 1'roub1C? 11 :30 This is th.c l.lte I ' 12.00 Gospel Ha.rmony Boys 12.-15 I-n¢ustry on Parade 12·30 r TV Chapel ;:. 1:00 NBC Princeton '55 1:30 T&!e!lt Showc.~tse2:00 TV Theatre j 2:30 NBC Opera Theall', 4:0"p ·~c J~renile Jury . 4:30 NBC ·ZOo Paradp }.00 Nl;lc Haii. of Fame ~ : 30 Mee t Corlin Archer 6:0Q · N13C Meet the Press 6:30 · Cherry BlosSom Princess PrQJt8!D tertained the PM Club Wednesday evening at her home, Hi(h St., Pomeroy. ,' S!Wh ".Q\B.: Tlr:rt!'!" ·, 9.00 .. NB~ Te~6vls!on Play. house '10 00 ' NBO- !.oretta Youna: 10 ~0. to)JI~ Bo~ Cum mines Ll too ·~·Ai:BC · 'TWenty QuesUqns t1:30 s·k'- ,otr ~ \ Following a meeting in dent \Mrs. wtur .PJayed Mrs. James ByerS, Mrs. Francis WSA.Z TV MONDAY ~; 5.5 Sign .On ~-oo NliC-TO<Ioy •• \$prlng · · Job ' . / I . <- ,~~!~~~ · gQo:c~iee r~me ~~~~s;:;:~ -~ . --• I 1(-· . "·1:~· -m:~"-'b;~i ,.D•(.q~~'111.$~~·~1 ~ ,/Horl! I•·•'' ,. IJ'rlbatp ' ,. 1 . fl!nle .' 'Voul;...Ni!st "" "'''•r 2 00 O..:iUilt\'r<t' to Sf-heel :i:l Tea and 1'rumpel! I 00 Nt.,C- Git-<1- : est Girt 3:15 NBC-Golden W i ndow~ '~ the """''''' co=::::i' ! l lilt kooltoll Itt the fact thtt wta lOr That · 1:0Q NBC People are .Funny' 7.! 30 ~BC Max 'Liebman Pre· ~ -~?~~::r:- M¥r Mtl tlurl"l Hh... llt)'a WO\IIII -~~~iiy ha-.. tdltcovn'" tny hall hi IIVItt 1 •mall fellow ..,.n In hi• ~enlor Y"r of hlth Khool. At that tlmt ho Wta 5·3 In htltht tnd we .. hecl ap,.xlmt• t•IJ' 120 ••uMia. He flltyM oM yNr ' of Nubtll tnd ono yta, of Hdt..bell Uflder Dtn ...,.. IOftl• who then coach' at Wahlma Hleh School. A f~ ycara later when he wa! dlf.c.hargl'ld rrom the u s . Navy, in which ltc BervNt dttri~ lhf'l war ,years, hr wt'\ghrd 188 polln rbl i.nd had gruwn to 1 ,. 1:00 fiown on the Farm SportJ. 1 :30 Western ThQatre 2 3P NBC Captain GtUant 3:® NBC' ,NIJ,4,,o!i!jikitball 8:00 1 'tJ\BC. ' 'lt«f.''borscr 5:30 ISt!ft.Wip"•', ~ ~~., 1.A ./ 8r® , NBc · RoY· Roj! n • 8!30 ! NB£l .. ·MJctepRoOney ·7.00, >Saturdat"-lfiiht Jambotefl 7 ~30 SJiow J Wa'g0n. '·'' J, 8:00" NBC Deil.th Valley J)a'ys 8.30 " NBO· So .1'bli Js Ho-lly· w>c~erwent ut o~irolio~ ~~1~~·r~,~~=~~~~;,~~~~ ·:de:l.:p~hi~·~:~J:~:]~~~~ 0 Who IHiut • Will ' Tom Cor~ett , · seace1C\~pt . 12:00 ABc' Super Clti!ua' Custom PEARL ASH, Mgr:. Ph. 115 Minersville, 0 Mahoney & P.artool Catuiv~ ,. -1:30 2- l949 Fords M~KNIGHT I . MOTOR SALES • IO:j)O NBC lla~py-oF•It\,ti·o Spot . Commander . ., • 9.30 Smilin Ed'~ .GaDg. Ford 1-1952 Chevrolet 4 Door Deluxe 1-1953 Studebaker -~ ' 1 w~z-TV- SAtuioA:y 2-1953 Pontiac" ~efil "-1 - - -- 19M contracts wilh t.be Amen ean League cbamp!OD CJevelaud - ------ - WASHIR Bf !JAM t!rr ot:Evi1LAND, o . UP-<Jut fielder l[)al.e Mitchell- .00 reserve iJII\eld" s.m oen•• have a A"""" $1.00 ' ll"'AJ,Y KAYO! ' • The DAILY SJ!NTINEL.-Pomerov • Middlepo-t, 0111o Deule, MilcheU Sign 1955 Clevlll!md Pael8 ;~~j'~~~:~];~~11 ed with one f~ 35 . J~ltlo County puzzled theCanton latest baUOt! . · •lloi" ~ .., they -l<>lllld il dlf&UII to cet TlmkeD, 40-33. Toledo Libbey, · 114-IJ~ · Oront, U shot. lbe lnxlr:et: l\io Grande 87 Vinton .lle seventh t?Dlied,., ~itb two top n .J ..... HOroW 1om.,; 124. . I Bidwell DD Cadm\11 .e Conaola. '1111' ;!~nit,.. Pr- oerHd wit~ The W•hania team'a atarterw votes on tbe. ·streqth of • 17-1 ' ONUtl Ceunty- · " all .ecoNd well u ther We~ Jed 1 Middlefield 110 Kenlloll 44 "by t~ ace, Joe Fox, who bad Burton 70 Newbury 44 "EIODJated Saddler, l'lc&lina: 124 14. ·VlrJII w•.v.,.·i slick JWill> Jn the Toledo Class A Sectional lf!oMa, W, Vo. ,_ pounda to Red. Top'a 126 w81 At Solon &hots from the side ~unted Tournament. Orange 80 Solon 73 " unable to Ooor • Ule :81-year-okl for 13 'Of the Fc.leo:D. taUies while All.State can,didate Al JamisOJl H1rrl10n County eb.Jieaaer, but be had the right the aeoring of the first flve wu poured in 29 points for lJbbey. Conotton Valley 88 Hopedale 78 rounded out wi.th Da.vid llbus.b aide ol Red Top'• fac:e ao swol· teamJ r•lcecl loth to Jewltt 69 Sclo 54 ie~ lhot he looted U~e man wllh cett'\ng tt; Neil Picll:ens lG, and 20th lellelre, t'rom 13th place, l. tbe mumpa. The. c:bampion bled Ml~ CLA'IK, Mlson County's ~ tr•lnl"t wltfl the Phlladalphl.a Perry CctUnty I Jimmy llousll 8. but wh..u,.., w. va. 12-72. from hi! lower Up after the repretentative In the Nttlon•l Philll11. Mel hll been • rtMm· Junction City 77 Thornvil1~ 68 And 11th-ranked Zan .. vllle of, Plibl~QIIolll eJchth rouDd. DavNI piiJ.cl one- •f Leque, left early Thurld•y b•r of the Phillie• sine• the Somerset t2 COrniDI 88, Conaola. trlumjthN ov.r " At.rletta 85-77. llelow Noltle County mornl"' for Cltarwator, fllor• fall of 1951. Daria elaimed be injured his his N•t of tt.• year •• he dlrM~ . the lt'I•Y of hi• rlcbt hallld In the tbird round, IH, wMre h• will be In tprlng Belle Valley DD .Sar•hsvUie BO Bellaire snapped WheeUng's 11)1~ f~ hl1 tuarcl ..-.ltlon and he Wll oebeduled to have it . _ Harietsville 78 Sumria.ertteld 00 18-game wln stre11k to avenge an and ilreppH In his tharo of th• · earlier defe¢ by \be Ohio Valconsolatlon . Morin" VlnhHI County ley Conference clutmpions and McArtbur 7~ ZJleski. M lenJ:er tired in the later a:oiDg Sayre swiic~ed his concluded ita: p.ce-f.ourney scheHamden 58 AllensvUie 83 , JI .. hU · dule wJth an 18-2 record. Zanes..d •Upplna cqncenlr•t•d .. rclreotlna A1hland County lxlf!'ptflli 4od punchca to avoid as 'J'~ ·:::;.,st ville's victory cQnCluded the Perrysville 68 SuUivan 63 r sa,d)''s heavy guns. wing poei\ion: ~ season, at 13 wiris _and 'one loss, It ••• Saddler's lint defense Early on Friday mornins: or eel baseball for on• 1ea1on •nd 1 Savannah 84 JeromeAvllle 69 tor the · Central Ohio League went out "front to A thent County Iince be belted out Willie Pep in this w~, 1 young Mason. County 1 batted .311, HI• pl•y at OU •nd the bt~U club. It ali seemed champions.: .~ · their fourth titlt; li;ht on Sept. fellow . packed the ·larrrU,r automo- for th• Tl1~rt •Hr•ctecl tha Albany 57 Amea·Bern 49 work as the Falcons clicked Columb'ts C'enh;al, b,eat CoJwnThe Pla1ns 04 Buebtel 18 28, 19D1. bile and, alona: w\tli--:hb wife and attention •Df mal or from the opening Whistle. bue West, 66-00. Dmoo' Chamin· lractfortl lxemptt4 VIII ... ;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~ 1 young son, lOft for Clearwater, 1ue 1Couh aMi' he fln.tlly 111n· ade beat'" Greenvill• 71.M: Tiffin 1~ Waha.Ma had· JitUe trouble Columbian beat Willard, 1 70--65; Florida, where he b seheduled ad with the Phlllf" fllr the Piqua Cath. <i9 Covl•gton 48 nin.g up their lead · Blill further I Ashtabula belt PaJitesviUe Rar--to spend a few weeks. gettln;g 1947 ••son. · Bradford tH Tipp City 45 ln the tett:nd· "period as ' 'West MlltOn bent ready for Lhe cornu~ baseball He spent bl8 !ir3t season in Bu,tl• Count" tallied 18 poin:s whUe !lletsoo ol the Nadoll>al League. the Class D Wiscom~n State Lea- Ross Twp. 89 Wayne 87 le hit Jomewhat ' better (ln~lnn•ti Of course; that YO\IN" fellow guc with Appleton . He hit a 12. Ttu.t •lnade ' it 34-16 Is M.cl Clark, the 1ikoble product (oud .347 ourint tbat !mt year Reading ~IS Wyomina 40 ttaltway ritark. THE of local baseball diamonds, who and in 1948 Wll8 mov ed lo na~on Cln DePoes 17 Lockland 118 is Mason County's lane n!opre· Rouge in Lhc Evaf18cUnc League E•ton E..mpted Viii ... Ray Pauth . of. th• Plra,t•• tal· , acn-tative In the bJI lcacue.a of where he once agam hll 347 Ylltlow Springs 63 Xcma St. Brl· ljed 10 of hl• tNift't 12 polnta gid 44 baseball. and set a lea-gut record m trip;., th ttuarter· u he betfn ' to Mel, who plays the out.ficld Ies whleh stilJI slunds. He belted Middleton Fen. 61 Xenia E. 158 IC~I on I "one l)andtd with the Philadelphia Philliea, out 22 of the 1 hree bagger bra-nd Montgomery County from th• wing, 1 Meanwhllo, hu brought rerognlti.on- to this of hits. Farmersville 63 Phillipsburg ~1 Fo• and DavNI Ro""' tel tM Qrc part of the atote Uaoqh . ~Jia. , Germantown 63 Brooksville 50 1 ,;.c'e for "tt)t Fetcont. · s..itng,, KIIIIIIRC and ~if' pi!&Ying wlt.h the Phlla a84 :Uie:.· ~ A chancf to m•ve up the Hanc:ock .Co_ynty ohcUpg ' Uigh his ablllly to make fJ iefttill- b1uball ladder came In 1949 Van r~ue 59 McComb ~ The third ·quarter saw Choosln,a: a Career lr.aak w~ikin ·p~~ ever:rwhere he goes. when he wa1 told to report . cory-Rawson 76 Arlington 72 Wahama t&am going out ln "~'"II lntll"re-stlnc Hobbles . Chester, Ohio E"eryono who h11 ever met to Utica, New York, in the flll'thet is Weaver was the Hardin Countr Male Sex Llte Mel h11 liked him. HI's 1 Cle11 A Intern League. Mal hot to tosa in tour Ridgeway 62 Alger 56 Female Sex •Llfe EVERYONE WELCOME cl••n cut, cle1n living rouna reportH thare 1nd wat mov· in the period. Diving A» a q.ree.r !£c:loto County m1n who eully lmpre1HI lng 1long rather nicely, hitting ' the fourth "quarter, Atomic Enerif Gull!• tltote witt. whom he h11 any the b1ll 1t a ,340 clip1 when he South Webster 73 Cia, ~7 .minutes and 29 sceoJ.da The Jo'Jyln# Slilucer Story Summit County contact, The very fact that h• we• hit with an atlec:k of vi· ::tbotti~t•';,;ematniai. Coaeh ' SayJe llandboolt of llelli\on• Is from M11on County .,.akl ru1 pneumonia In mld·teason. Hudson 79 Manchester 9 &~ his scCon:! team 1ato MOllOY Maklnl 1deoo Copley 69 B'oston 51 'ftll of the cOunty, M01t peoHl1 bitting avera1e dropped to the fray. The score at the tiole Modern Martlace Guide pi• will qr" that • better about ,255 and he wa1 tent !LOod #l 6tf-30. . 8ecr,ett Female Charm· ~-amllattador of eood will from home to recover after a tela• ,I ..,. Jl•vdopln(; l'U!0!\4llty Tlte a~ond stringora dld fULLY·AUTOMAYIC the area would bo hard to find In th ho•ltltal. Bead c.th. ·~ or M011ey thtn, .bold tbeir OWA a&aiait M.jJ'.J lnteres.t In baseball topa Lat~r in the aeason he report· Pirates u they inerea&ed ~ wtth Your ·lleleeiiOIII. interests that he ed to 'ferr" Haute in the Three · o~her P'alco.n lead tWo polfttt from ~· .. ~oih at .w . ... pr~ee. l•ml~ht .hav.c. T-o hlm, 1t's first be- l Leaaue and biF ... bet ter t.ha.n point on ·until the end cauae It 1ti his bwi.nfU- It all be- .300 for the remainder o£ the quarter. 1 ' aan b41-ck in his gr41.de ac.b.-qOl seas~. The box acO:re: days w.ben. he proclaimed to one In 1961 the Vtica rranclusc ,WI'HAMA (611 " . of ·hill teachers on one ocea.slon was moved to Schent.'<!tady, New P,LAYIIl ' th11l he would some day play in York, ~nd M~l, after starting the , ai~ C!!!Jtme!~ce Bids. the big leagues. The teacher seasOn wilh Baltimore In the InPlckt~ Pomeroy, Ohlo reckoned without' taklna: lnto coo- ~t·natlonal League, went to slderalion Mel's persistance 1n &;.henectady. He hlL .294 <luripg finishLng thmJ;la tbat he .11tart1 the .seasWI: and was moved up to '-l,tvrul ' iJ, w.hen 'he p.llti&cd the remark off the Ph11lics at the end of lhe 1• • u a typical commf'.nt of a ~OUOI· season !Where he. made a a:t>bd ,:{' f'-11'\,C>;•I ster. lmpte&~lon arnl ·has bnen a mt:lm· ~~ ~ Almost everyone-. In MafiOO bcr ol the P.h1lli~' ~quad ever " County has laid a cla1m on. Mel since. , ' ' al.nce he hill gone u.p tb tile In lf52, ~I hit 1 good .335 • Phillles, and il's only right that ,.r hi• llett 1e11on In tho m•· l • I ! they do so Thc:;'re proud ot jor1. A kn•• Injury in 1953 , .him. However there Is one group hindered him con•lclerahiy •nd people who probably ltnow he w.. ordertd hom• for re1t Orcht~tra beat and who complain v~ ind futUre treetment . ' ' ) ' hitnettth whMever ht- ia eredl· tho 1111on ' belDJII: from ID)"plac~ hit .291 and ••• Broad Run. That .aroup, of tfttlnl tt1rt.d .,.tY con1llt&o of those people the We luguet ,twen aun. cQOlmunlty who ,,,,u~ · ·~•h th• kn.. _1•1''"· ··;l'' :,~r~~ known him hom the Ume · Durlne . t~ tt! lou...,, ' I Indians 1educin,g General Manaof tbe regular basketball sea.50il ge.r llil~k GreenQerg's "headache WU at hand. IJSt " of UllSJ:I:O~ rtren 00• the Only one of the top JO teams rQiier to 10. on tbe United Preu Board of coach~ ratings was defeated Fri· Mitchell rode the bench last 4v nir;bt. season, far Lhc fir11t tlme in hiS · Ntnth rMked Middl.town, career and was used mostly m • att.r a ll•w 1 ttrt end thtn a pin<:-h·hit duhes He compiled a rapid rl" u tiM MUOn waMCI .310 battiw,; i!Verage as a pmch lolt to fituH-tCnll:td Mansfield b1tter and a .285 over-all average 61-62. for the season, M1tchell'.s pinch· hit home ri.!Jl m Detroit near the Columbus East, first ranked close of the season chnched the with . 12 first-place votes m the pennant for the Tribe. most re(ent-ballot, made it 18-1 -"'====....;;====="I fDr the seasbn, defeatin& Colum-· I' bus Lla.den H-41. . ... t!: · Coulllr, "' tom&>iotoly On .. INII5, the thretf rln1 ..tflelal• fevered Sanlly •• ' Saturday; February 26, 1955 · · 3 30 . NP;C-- .Jne MIA!l's Farri1Y 3 45 N~onccrn!ng Mlu. Mar lowf' · 4 00 NBC Hawkin s · i'~otl b 16 N'-C.:...Finl l.\lve 4 SO N(lC Mr. Sween ey ~ NBC Modern Rcwnnnccr w" I Middleport ' · \i . I Soon &Iter his {hxhargf! . fr(Wn ~be Novy, he began play1ng ball wllb the lluUord Tigtrs in the Ohlo Vall'ey As...OC!alion . The Tt&ers In tho~r yenrs lmmedlntoly i'ollowLQg World War 11 fielded a blsobaJt team that was lhtl cqulll of many mmor l!!iq~ue cluh• In th-u.eountry. Metnwhile, ht ••• ettendlnr Ohio Unlnnliy wM-re he pl•v· h•lght of ~ 11 •, ~ �The DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohl~- -. • 1 e Falcons Win Openirig Tourney Tilt 68-40 Will Meet RavensWood Tonight For Sectional Championship _ .~Carter Fight Win Over Davis -....o. .. ..,._ • ~~ SALE . 4 Pt. ' -' URI . ' . WJ £ •" r ·. ?~~· $l.?~ ·,~f:}~, .. SlcJnny SUdler l.cked hi• old 11rne ~ecuracr Prhhy nl1ht •• he Mticle hi• tint dehnM of tho 126 pound crown In more th.,. "''" ,..,., but he won In sUch lepoeidecl faahion onr top cOntoftder Davi1 that he ttendl; aut like 1 tltnt in t ... fHtMr cl.... , His lOili left jabs and bunts of left uppercuts at cloae QLW'· ten WOn the UlliDiMOUI 1~ round decltion before 1 di.sappointinc erowd of lli.2'72 in Madi- ,M .. r... "'rt • '""llf End Regulbt. Cards • t f'... a AccorCf}11 .·Ot orm Basketball-Scores son SqUare Garden like a 100.1 ehoiee instead ol a niere ~ f&vorite. ' Top Ohio Quintets The Wahama White FalcQI'II: .,. , eas1ly won the-ir opening round. lhore fi.r)ta of ~Ule h' battle in the sectional louma· ..core of ment at Ravens'!ood on Friday At 1 mutt ~ f•~ttew . vi...,, n1ghl as they trunmed the Gil- "' . •of • · e r Mfl5 wll 1' ........ 11..,.... wood, thlt ..w.nlne, .Itt tM • cha....ONhfp IU. ef the . .,......, RawenswMd cl~ ..Walten litt nltht, by , . M.,. TOUR~AMINT RISULTS of 4WJ., chomplonthl, CLA$$ A tilt will follew • COMOiatlen ' - -a.rea hctlonal ..,_ ~ WaiMft Berea 81 North Olmated 62 $ondyvll.. wlllch will Cleve. West 48 West Tech 32 7 o'cJeclc. Youn11tewn llect~onal Youngstowa Ursuline M Howland The Faleond were hittint 49 from all c:orne~ of ,the Boor Giru!"d 58 Salem 46 they rM:ed· !o 1 Comtort.lble 1U Struthers 63 Newton Falla 42 !~ad.~ t.be end of ~e first bqluar.. CLASS e · . H:r ~ Wflte- De"Ver 1111, ltvV: e. Gontrol Dl... · - - Vlllott Cdi<IJ IWph Sap:• oild bis New~i-k .sL ·fJancis 48 Londoa 42 boyt threw-" uP t · mata-to..man Mt I.OIIead: li9 cot Holy Fomlly ~e!.U. ,~t ,-1M P.lnltei -that , ·~ · · ~81ed \·~~ the Jaekiot i.ol Club, a.ald "We would l1ke to have sandy dlallenee Jimmy Carter for the H1btwelgbt tttle in •· February 26, 1955 IY VNIJ~PiESS OhiO! a tOp •. ~ ~ool teams wor, ~4ini_ ta_(ogp u the end ~:' Pit'~£Nf' . ' · .P aint& Hantware ...... !!f•"Y J'""" ...., ::~::, ~a~ T~rC::o ~i~:. ~t!~ ·a·- .. ••m• ~i.~d.~;'ih. t.ttb;~: c~·;r. Clark Family Off For Florida As Mel Prepares For Baseball u.,.,•l I i••· I .ot , · HAM .,SHOOT : Sunday, ·feb. 21 " J:OO Ai or ......... or tfo~;JI•·'~ Bqoks . ASSOCIATED RADIO ... -""' .. ....,.,.,.,, :D:·ANC I NG Ivery Saturday Night At ..' The EAGLES :Mualc by Clltt Haddox and .. w•• 9 Until I . he to.. ed •hLs flr•t· baseball ••·•'"in the on. •011 ~ia flret o!·. fox Mr. l)UDL 'a\td ~- q!tont'Broad aU I~~F~\;;r~~~~ .;;-;,o;; plwy bucball. . 'Jill"' '• Dork • USED ' CAR$ FOR SALE 1-1954 Ford Customline , 2 Doors Do"'l School the World 1- 1953 Dodge Graham ., Coronet , , light Qan• i0:3P NBC-f!i'p~htU 11 :~ 1-1952 Willys 2 Door 46-47-48 Models . )Ve also .wish to announo~ ou,• BODY SHOP in 114tdne, Ohio, operated by WHilam Roush. ,y-Oo". ·' :_ 9il;O NIJtj .lmo~<ael·~aco 1 9:30 ·N&C · 'tex~!>o 'J'Iiealre toooo ' Nil€ 'G'eottc Gobel • .._ l • 10:30 NIIC-1lit Parade ' ~1:09 N Ns and Sports Headlines 11 :10 WreStlinl{ from Dayto• 12 10 Owl Theatre Yi~MS+: T'{>\UNDA'r \ . tl:yy, Ste~ o, . ·1 ·15 ~ ~~rn Off .:... lij 00 Wlltlty Dink one You > a~~ ·;co.Wib 1\'~Mt " ., " I- ~ ' • ----... '.', 'WSAZ TV SUNDAY Pastor's Study Pastor's Study Youth Views the News ~lth Today 2 ~30 Nation 3·00 Then 1 :00 ·1:15 1:30 :t::OO 11 ·10 •.Sigrf' On . ' ' PJU-Ct~'t; Enl;~~~~ A.1 Hobsletler ~ I' , Home -, . " Mrs George Hobstetter" asliiied by Mrs. William HobstetU:r en, U ·J5 What's Your 1'roub1C? 11 :30 This is th.c l.lte I ' 12.00 Gospel Ha.rmony Boys 12.-15 I-n¢ustry on Parade 12·30 r TV Chapel ;:. 1:00 NBC Princeton '55 1:30 T&!e!lt Showc.~tse2:00 TV Theatre j 2:30 NBC Opera Theall', 4:0"p ·~c J~renile Jury . 4:30 NBC ·ZOo Paradp }.00 Nl;lc Haii. of Fame ~ : 30 Mee t Corlin Archer 6:0Q · N13C Meet the Press 6:30 · Cherry BlosSom Princess PrQJt8!D tertained the PM Club Wednesday evening at her home, Hi(h St., Pomeroy. ,' S!Wh ".Q\B.: Tlr:rt!'!" ·, 9.00 .. NB~ Te~6vls!on Play. house '10 00 ' NBO- !.oretta Youna: 10 ~0. to)JI~ Bo~ Cum mines Ll too ·~·Ai:BC · 'TWenty QuesUqns t1:30 s·k'- ,otr ~ \ Following a meeting in dent \Mrs. wtur .PJayed Mrs. James ByerS, Mrs. Francis WSA.Z TV MONDAY ~; 5.5 Sign .On ~-oo NliC-TO<Ioy •• \$prlng · · Job ' . / I . <- ,~~!~~~ · gQo:c~iee r~me ~~~~s;:;:~ -~ . --• I 1(-· . "·1:~· -m:~"-'b;~i ,.D•(.q~~'111.$~~·~1 ~ ,/Horl! I•·•'' ,. IJ'rlbatp ' ,. 1 . fl!nle .' 'Voul;...Ni!st "" "'''•r 2 00 O..:iUilt\'r<t' to Sf-heel :i:l Tea and 1'rumpel! I 00 Nt.,C- Git-<1- : est Girt 3:15 NBC-Golden W i ndow~ '~ the """''''' co=::::i' ! l lilt kooltoll Itt the fact thtt wta lOr That · 1:0Q NBC People are .Funny' 7.! 30 ~BC Max 'Liebman Pre· ~ -~?~~::r:- M¥r Mtl tlurl"l Hh... llt)'a WO\IIII -~~~iiy ha-.. tdltcovn'" tny hall hi IIVItt 1 •mall fellow ..,.n In hi• ~enlor Y"r of hlth Khool. At that tlmt ho Wta 5·3 In htltht tnd we .. hecl ap,.xlmt• t•IJ' 120 ••uMia. He flltyM oM yNr ' of Nubtll tnd ono yta, of Hdt..bell Uflder Dtn ...,.. IOftl• who then coach' at Wahlma Hleh School. A f~ ycara later when he wa! dlf.c.hargl'ld rrom the u s . Navy, in which ltc BervNt dttri~ lhf'l war ,years, hr wt'\ghrd 188 polln rbl i.nd had gruwn to 1 ,. 1:00 fiown on the Farm SportJ. 1 :30 Western ThQatre 2 3P NBC Captain GtUant 3:® NBC' ,NIJ,4,,o!i!jikitball 8:00 1 'tJ\BC. ' 'lt«f.''borscr 5:30 ISt!ft.Wip"•', ~ ~~., 1.A ./ 8r® , NBc · RoY· Roj! n • 8!30 ! NB£l .. ·MJctepRoOney ·7.00, >Saturdat"-lfiiht Jambotefl 7 ~30 SJiow J Wa'g0n. '·'' J, 8:00" NBC Deil.th Valley J)a'ys 8.30 " NBO· So .1'bli Js Ho-lly· w>c~erwent ut o~irolio~ ~~1~~·r~,~~=~~~~;,~~~~ ·:de:l.:p~hi~·~:~J:~:]~~~~ 0 Who IHiut • Will ' Tom Cor~ett , · seace1C\~pt . 12:00 ABc' Super Clti!ua' Custom PEARL ASH, Mgr:. Ph. 115 Minersville, 0 Mahoney & P.artool Catuiv~ ,. -1:30 2- l949 Fords M~KNIGHT I . MOTOR SALES • IO:j)O NBC lla~py-oF•It\,ti·o Spot . Commander . ., • 9.30 Smilin Ed'~ .GaDg. Ford 1-1952 Chevrolet 4 Door Deluxe 1-1953 Studebaker -~ ' 1 w~z-TV- SAtuioA:y 2-1953 Pontiac" ~efil "-1 - - -- 19M contracts wilh t.be Amen ean League cbamp!OD CJevelaud - ------ - WASHIR Bf !JAM t!rr ot:Evi1LAND, o . UP-<Jut fielder l[)al.e Mitchell- .00 reserve iJII\eld" s.m oen•• have a A"""" $1.00 ' ll"'AJ,Y KAYO! ' • The DAILY SJ!NTINEL.-Pomerov • Middlepo-t, 0111o Deule, MilcheU Sign 1955 Clevlll!md Pael8 ;~~j'~~~:~];~~11 ed with one f~ 35 . J~ltlo County puzzled theCanton latest baUOt! . · •lloi" ~ .., they -l<>lllld il dlf&UII to cet TlmkeD, 40-33. Toledo Libbey, · 114-IJ~ · Oront, U shot. lbe lnxlr:et: l\io Grande 87 Vinton .lle seventh t?Dlied,., ~itb two top n .J ..... HOroW 1om.,; 124. . I Bidwell DD Cadm\11 .e Conaola. '1111' ;!~nit,.. Pr- oerHd wit~ The W•hania team'a atarterw votes on tbe. ·streqth of • 17-1 ' ONUtl Ceunty- · " all .ecoNd well u ther We~ Jed 1 Middlefield 110 Kenlloll 44 "by t~ ace, Joe Fox, who bad Burton 70 Newbury 44 "EIODJated Saddler, l'lc&lina: 124 14. ·VlrJII w•.v.,.·i slick JWill> Jn the Toledo Class A Sectional lf!oMa, W, Vo. ,_ pounda to Red. Top'a 126 w81 At Solon &hots from the side ~unted Tournament. Orange 80 Solon 73 " unable to Ooor • Ule :81-year-okl for 13 'Of the Fc.leo:D. taUies while All.State can,didate Al JamisOJl H1rrl10n County eb.Jieaaer, but be had the right the aeoring of the first flve wu poured in 29 points for lJbbey. Conotton Valley 88 Hopedale 78 rounded out wi.th Da.vid llbus.b aide ol Red Top'• fac:e ao swol· teamJ r•lcecl loth to Jewltt 69 Sclo 54 ie~ lhot he looted U~e man wllh cett'\ng tt; Neil Picll:ens lG, and 20th lellelre, t'rom 13th place, l. tbe mumpa. The. c:bampion bled Ml~ CLA'IK, Mlson County's ~ tr•lnl"t wltfl the Phlladalphl.a Perry CctUnty I Jimmy llousll 8. but wh..u,.., w. va. 12-72. from hi! lower Up after the repretentative In the Nttlon•l Philll11. Mel hll been • rtMm· Junction City 77 Thornvil1~ 68 And 11th-ranked Zan .. vllle of, Plibl~QIIolll eJchth rouDd. DavNI piiJ.cl one- •f Leque, left early Thurld•y b•r of the Phillie• sine• the Somerset t2 COrniDI 88, Conaola. trlumjthN ov.r " At.rletta 85-77. llelow Noltle County mornl"' for Cltarwator, fllor• fall of 1951. Daria elaimed be injured his his N•t of tt.• year •• he dlrM~ . the lt'I•Y of hi• rlcbt hallld In the tbird round, IH, wMre h• will be In tprlng Belle Valley DD .Sar•hsvUie BO Bellaire snapped WheeUng's 11)1~ f~ hl1 tuarcl ..-.ltlon and he Wll oebeduled to have it . _ Harietsville 78 Sumria.ertteld 00 18-game wln stre11k to avenge an and ilreppH In his tharo of th• · earlier defe¢ by \be Ohio Valconsolatlon . Morin" VlnhHI County ley Conference clutmpions and McArtbur 7~ ZJleski. M lenJ:er tired in the later a:oiDg Sayre swiic~ed his concluded ita: p.ce-f.ourney scheHamden 58 AllensvUie 83 , JI .. hU · dule wJth an 18-2 record. Zanes..d •Upplna cqncenlr•t•d .. rclreotlna A1hland County lxlf!'ptflli 4od punchca to avoid as 'J'~ ·:::;.,st ville's victory cQnCluded the Perrysville 68 SuUivan 63 r sa,d)''s heavy guns. wing poei\ion: ~ season, at 13 wiris _and 'one loss, It ••• Saddler's lint defense Early on Friday mornins: or eel baseball for on• 1ea1on •nd 1 Savannah 84 JeromeAvllle 69 tor the · Central Ohio League went out "front to A thent County Iince be belted out Willie Pep in this w~, 1 young Mason. County 1 batted .311, HI• pl•y at OU •nd the bt~U club. It ali seemed champions.: .~ · their fourth titlt; li;ht on Sept. fellow . packed the ·larrrU,r automo- for th• Tl1~rt •Hr•ctecl tha Albany 57 Amea·Bern 49 work as the Falcons clicked Columb'ts C'enh;al, b,eat CoJwnThe Pla1ns 04 Buebtel 18 28, 19D1. bile and, alona: w\tli--:hb wife and attention •Df mal or from the opening Whistle. bue West, 66-00. Dmoo' Chamin· lractfortl lxemptt4 VIII ... ;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~ 1 young son, lOft for Clearwater, 1ue 1Couh aMi' he fln.tlly 111n· ade beat'" Greenvill• 71.M: Tiffin 1~ Waha.Ma had· JitUe trouble Columbian beat Willard, 1 70--65; Florida, where he b seheduled ad with the Phlllf" fllr the Piqua Cath. <i9 Covl•gton 48 nin.g up their lead · Blill further I Ashtabula belt PaJitesviUe Rar--to spend a few weeks. gettln;g 1947 ••son. · Bradford tH Tipp City 45 ln the tett:nd· "period as ' 'West MlltOn bent ready for Lhe cornu~ baseball He spent bl8 !ir3t season in Bu,tl• Count" tallied 18 poin:s whUe !lletsoo ol the Nadoll>al League. the Class D Wiscom~n State Lea- Ross Twp. 89 Wayne 87 le hit Jomewhat ' better (ln~lnn•ti Of course; that YO\IN" fellow guc with Appleton . He hit a 12. Ttu.t •lnade ' it 34-16 Is M.cl Clark, the 1ikoble product (oud .347 ourint tbat !mt year Reading ~IS Wyomina 40 ttaltway ritark. THE of local baseball diamonds, who and in 1948 Wll8 mov ed lo na~on Cln DePoes 17 Lockland 118 is Mason County's lane n!opre· Rouge in Lhc Evaf18cUnc League E•ton E..mpted Viii ... Ray Pauth . of. th• Plra,t•• tal· , acn-tative In the bJI lcacue.a of where he once agam hll 347 Ylltlow Springs 63 Xcma St. Brl· ljed 10 of hl• tNift't 12 polnta gid 44 baseball. and set a lea-gut record m trip;., th ttuarter· u he betfn ' to Mel, who plays the out.ficld Ies whleh stilJI slunds. He belted Middleton Fen. 61 Xenia E. 158 IC~I on I "one l)andtd with the Philadelphia Philliea, out 22 of the 1 hree bagger bra-nd Montgomery County from th• wing, 1 Meanwhllo, hu brought rerognlti.on- to this of hits. Farmersville 63 Phillipsburg ~1 Fo• and DavNI Ro""' tel tM Qrc part of the atote Uaoqh . ~Jia. , Germantown 63 Brooksville 50 1 ,;.c'e for "tt)t Fetcont. · s..itng,, KIIIIIIRC and ~if' pi!&Ying wlt.h the Phlla a84 :Uie:.· ~ A chancf to m•ve up the Hanc:ock .Co_ynty ohcUpg ' Uigh his ablllly to make fJ iefttill- b1uball ladder came In 1949 Van r~ue 59 McComb ~ The third ·quarter saw Choosln,a: a Career lr.aak w~ikin ·p~~ ever:rwhere he goes. when he wa1 told to report . cory-Rawson 76 Arlington 72 Wahama t&am going out ln "~'"II lntll"re-stlnc Hobbles . Chester, Ohio E"eryono who h11 ever met to Utica, New York, in the flll'thet is Weaver was the Hardin Countr Male Sex Llte Mel h11 liked him. HI's 1 Cle11 A Intern League. Mal hot to tosa in tour Ridgeway 62 Alger 56 Female Sex •Llfe EVERYONE WELCOME cl••n cut, cle1n living rouna reportH thare 1nd wat mov· in the period. Diving A» a q.ree.r !£c:loto County m1n who eully lmpre1HI lng 1long rather nicely, hitting ' the fourth "quarter, Atomic Enerif Gull!• tltote witt. whom he h11 any the b1ll 1t a ,340 clip1 when he South Webster 73 Cia, ~7 .minutes and 29 sceoJ.da The Jo'Jyln# Slilucer Story Summit County contact, The very fact that h• we• hit with an atlec:k of vi· ::tbotti~t•';,;ematniai. Coaeh ' SayJe llandboolt of llelli\on• Is from M11on County .,.akl ru1 pneumonia In mld·teason. Hudson 79 Manchester 9 &~ his scCon:! team 1ato MOllOY Maklnl 1deoo Copley 69 B'oston 51 'ftll of the cOunty, M01t peoHl1 bitting avera1e dropped to the fray. The score at the tiole Modern Martlace Guide pi• will qr" that • better about ,255 and he wa1 tent !LOod #l 6tf-30. . 8ecr,ett Female Charm· ~-amllattador of eood will from home to recover after a tela• ,I ..,. Jl•vdopln(; l'U!0!\4llty Tlte a~ond stringora dld fULLY·AUTOMAYIC the area would bo hard to find In th ho•ltltal. Bead c.th. ·~ or M011ey thtn, .bold tbeir OWA a&aiait M.jJ'.J lnteres.t In baseball topa Lat~r in the aeason he report· Pirates u they inerea&ed ~ wtth Your ·lleleeiiOIII. interests that he ed to 'ferr" Haute in the Three · o~her P'alco.n lead tWo polfttt from ~· .. ~oih at .w . ... pr~ee. l•ml~ht .hav.c. T-o hlm, 1t's first be- l Leaaue and biF ... bet ter t.ha.n point on ·until the end cauae It 1ti his bwi.nfU- It all be- .300 for the remainder o£ the quarter. 1 ' aan b41-ck in his gr41.de ac.b.-qOl seas~. The box acO:re: days w.ben. he proclaimed to one In 1961 the Vtica rranclusc ,WI'HAMA (611 " . of ·hill teachers on one ocea.slon was moved to Schent.'<!tady, New P,LAYIIl ' th11l he would some day play in York, ~nd M~l, after starting the , ai~ C!!!Jtme!~ce Bids. the big leagues. The teacher seasOn wilh Baltimore In the InPlckt~ Pomeroy, Ohlo reckoned without' taklna: lnto coo- ~t·natlonal League, went to slderalion Mel's persistance 1n &;.henectady. He hlL .294 <luripg finishLng thmJ;la tbat he .11tart1 the .seasWI: and was moved up to '-l,tvrul ' iJ, w.hen 'he p.llti&cd the remark off the Ph11lics at the end of lhe 1• • u a typical commf'.nt of a ~OUOI· season !Where he. made a a:t>bd ,:{' f'-11'\,C>;•I ster. lmpte&~lon arnl ·has bnen a mt:lm· ~~ ~ Almost everyone-. In MafiOO bcr ol the P.h1lli~' ~quad ever " County has laid a cla1m on. Mel since. , ' ' al.nce he hill gone u.p tb tile In lf52, ~I hit 1 good .335 • Phillles, and il's only right that ,.r hi• llett 1e11on In tho m•· l • I ! they do so Thc:;'re proud ot jor1. A kn•• Injury in 1953 , .him. However there Is one group hindered him con•lclerahiy •nd people who probably ltnow he w.. ordertd hom• for re1t Orcht~tra beat and who complain v~ ind futUre treetment . ' ' ) ' hitnettth whMever ht- ia eredl· tho 1111on ' belDJII: from ID)"plac~ hit .291 and ••• Broad Run. That .aroup, of tfttlnl tt1rt.d .,.tY con1llt&o of those people the We luguet ,twen aun. cQOlmunlty who ,,,,u~ · ·~•h th• kn.. _1•1''"· ··;l'' :,~r~~ known him hom the Ume · Durlne . t~ tt! lou...,, ' I Indians 1educin,g General Manaof tbe regular basketball sea.50il ge.r llil~k GreenQerg's "headache WU at hand. IJSt " of UllSJ:I:O~ rtren 00• the Only one of the top JO teams rQiier to 10. on tbe United Preu Board of coach~ ratings was defeated Fri· Mitchell rode the bench last 4v nir;bt. season, far Lhc fir11t tlme in hiS · Ntnth rMked Middl.town, career and was used mostly m • att.r a ll•w 1 ttrt end thtn a pin<:-h·hit duhes He compiled a rapid rl" u tiM MUOn waMCI .310 battiw,; i!Verage as a pmch lolt to fituH-tCnll:td Mansfield b1tter and a .285 over-all average 61-62. for the season, M1tchell'.s pinch· hit home ri.!Jl m Detroit near the Columbus East, first ranked close of the season chnched the with . 12 first-place votes m the pennant for the Tribe. most re(ent-ballot, made it 18-1 -"'====....;;====="I fDr the seasbn, defeatin& Colum-· I' bus Lla.den H-41. . ... t!: · Coulllr, "' tom&>iotoly On .. INII5, the thretf rln1 ..tflelal• fevered Sanlly •• ' Saturday; February 26, 1955 · · 3 30 . NP;C-- .Jne MIA!l's Farri1Y 3 45 N~onccrn!ng Mlu. Mar lowf' · 4 00 NBC Hawkin s · i'~otl b 16 N'-C.:...Finl l.\lve 4 SO N(lC Mr. Sween ey ~ NBC Modern Rcwnnnccr w" I Middleport ' · \i . I Soon &Iter his {hxhargf! . fr(Wn ~be Novy, he began play1ng ball wllb the lluUord Tigtrs in the Ohlo Vall'ey As...OC!alion . The Tt&ers In tho~r yenrs lmmedlntoly i'ollowLQg World War 11 fielded a blsobaJt team that was lhtl cqulll of many mmor l!!iq~ue cluh• In th-u.eountry. Metnwhile, ht ••• ettendlnr Ohio Unlnnliy wM-re he pl•v· h•lght of ~ 11 •, ~ �\ ,- ~ ' ' H ,. ,... "' I '' . . ' . • • v' ¥\I - , -''· ,. ' ' • ' ' No, 268 ' Wish!ntton's Birthday E:hosen-To (om..-e.-ate· , Exanqtl.e Set For Fi ' . . ~ I 'erm·en lf'was because the Future·For:mers of George Washington for the- trOits :of exhibited·during hiS lifetime: tiP"'~thot he lived ' ' ' • ) ,.,:, . ,, . '~· ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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