https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6518b5620e6e75351f4a4afb449fb28c.pdf 9b91d85642654ff2ed15351593e84b71 PDF Text Text �... ' ,,.. f ' ~ ~., ~;l' lila 1 �... ' ,,.. f ' ~ ~., ~;l' lila 1 �Nips Cham- ~e~ la Overtime.Fra~ 69 to 68 · I~ · • l • " BOXfiG BUSYBODY • • • CAlli. "#tJID" OLSON ' AIAY 1107' Be "f'IIE 6/iS'r fte RuUu4 ·lteil De\(ls -toot a time. and etill were ou". in front l•ri1J.lll ..... - j i l l $ vli!toey at lhe end ill the lhir<l P<~" b'Oia tlt.e11 QJe~ter JWd.ert on t.be Jo4. Aflt:>/Xt!WF/G/11" llu!land ,.~ laal frlh,- Dilht ., • J("-llr' ~ sewed up the con,. 1 Che.tter rallied Ia tblf'l last quarlett Wit); fi~ lOIII in tbe cl011- ter a1 Rogtr ~e paced bfe at~ of the O't'ertime.. per,. and the store wa.s krmtted to" l~ nte :recWatior.. ~11-rMP, 1!111 ... ¢eo~ ·.arne had ttet. tili\et ·ten,ded, before·· tbe BU~IIii5r­ contest AIAKIF5 11/5 tlltt> Pt!PI!N<;;E EQp~e. led bot;b tean:. in scoring IB the ~ra period ·BaJler tQS.. t ed ia a 'field aoal and tWo f~ula :with 32 points while Jim Crei..- Ollutor l)olt 1>9~ HarriSon means had :t2 to .paee Rlllland 01" r/11! YI!A'f A(MINS1' , Pti!RIU . countered 'With • fielder f'or Rut- with Harold Canon bitting 18 lan<VIad. it)aell toS.ed in a fou1 .points. and hil ~-ftbtpiD.• field goal. Rutb.nd had earlier defeated Cberter' talled by 10 poUrts most of tbe <!ODtest as the Red. Devils bad a 11-4 lef.d at tbe end of H1e ~ first period, led I.A/{(j~0/5 tl/ SI<N I'RAII~ISCO 0/!C, 15 th-e Chester reserve& in tlie· inibial contest of the evenlng. The box score: at half- Rutland Pot. c............ f ... ' .. H•n"IIOn, F . . . . . . . _..,.... ...,, c . .. . l'rSTHE' "BisJend~' . FCI F TP 10 22 22 7 1 3 0 14 4-1 J 4-0 Ul C1non, G . . . . . . . . 9 SchoOnonr, G , , : . . 1 1.2 4 Hyooii,G .......... ' 2 9-< 8 ,.... ,. ' ... . ' . . . • 30 30-9 69 Hour ·~~~=(~,, ~ Pot. ' FG ' F' TP F .. .. .. . 4 6-2 10 F ........... 2 7-3 7 Cen!lni Y.,ur way dlred. ...·........ n' 1 1s-1o2-1 32• . ~::~,~c!I .G........ ...... .. 0 00 , 0 from the Blue & Gre'y bl PO!Ileroy, Ohio ud ........ f' .. : .. . ... 5 ' 10' 10 Koll<tr, G .. .. .. .. . 1 2-1, 3 Rltchlo, G .. ........ . 1 0·0 2 - ~ .lly: Tohi ............ 25 33-11 61 Moore's Store John Scott Music· 1\utland Maosn Furniture Pickens I!aint & Hardware 15 35 56 ' 64 69 8 2~ ' 45 64 · ·~ OfficLals: Kriger and Deveraux. j Fans .Upholstering ,.. f'u.,.,llv,. & Spri,. ·W·J E.H ""' 990 On Your Dial -2-3-o'clock A, ,... ?did""' > 8 '. Can Quit · ·High School Gri.d l Worrying; Bobo Will See Action Stars Advised Not 'ro Forget Studies boLU!.offiUS, 0 . UP-Ohio State COLUMBUS, 0. UP-High fullback HUbert Bobo wtlo slll· school fovtfball star& should. not fered a knee lnjllfy in a Saturday forget their studies. """""' Upholstering scrimmage, w11l be able to play This w1s tbe advice of half a 1161 -..,. Avo. Gall!Jo!oUo i.n the Rose Bowl game, trainerj; dc:~en men prominent in spOrts who spoke at a lu.nch liQDOring ,-"-I prcdicteO today. ' the Ohio hiJh sch~mr footTh• harcf..hitting sophomore Qall tQP pia]: ers Saturday. Aceive!d torn ligam.nll In his Ohio State Coacb Woody Hay.es l.t:t knee 'When tac'kl•d hl!f.d told the 25 stara that Ohio State during the .workout . •nd was .p1cked oRlY two... of the 25 bonor· carritd from the field. · · · Cd in 1953. · Dr. Jimmy Hull, . a former Trainer Erme Beggs said Bobo would not be able to practice OhiO:· ;Stat. 1ra1t, told the k¥• open iheir 10 davs although he may be coli.... ,woul4 ~" io tb•m but he wemed ~blc fo r~n a Jittle by the time the team leaves ~or Pasadena next that thev d'IIN.!Id put an educaSaturday Io.r the New Year's Day tion firtt on tflelr list Df ,..... sons ~ 'Dint to FOil~ .,:~ game with Southern California. Hull abO told th~ ·youngsters· The ulibca ten Buckeyes plan to not to forget the people who fl.t to Pasadena in time for a made Jt possible for them to re· bnef Umbering up exercise Sat· ceive the honors. urday aflernoon. Coach Woody "Be gratefuJ to · those bo-ys Hayes said tbe squad would 1pend who blocked and tackled for you" Sunday getting acC'IJBtomed to Hull said. "Respect your home California weath.er and• would be- tuwn. Anything you do wrong gm serious prachce on MondaY. win be retlected on your home tawn ." Bobo's Injury could b• 1 he•vy The 25 1bon. and their fathers blow to the unbe11en ·BucbyeS were honor~ at a progr~m Ji-PODIf It hrils ta 1re•pond to lnNt· sored by the Columbus Junior m1nt. The 192 pound •ophomore Chamber of Commerce as a liv~ wu th ,key bllckfleld blocker ing. memorfal to Chic Harley, and was ••ceptionelly !tricky Jn O~w States first . nationally profaking plungea into the line. ' nunent football player. But nol all the news was gloomy Cor Hayes. Halflback BObby Wat, the team's lead1ng ground g;~~mer, was able to run for the first time smcc tieing injured cady in lhe Mk:higan game NQV. AT HO'M..E " ! .Li~Jhi'm .. · Mr. . ll{rs. ,~.,!. "~ urlum . • • . ( IIIYIJI. ) . ~8. Mualc ,:· )', n~te ·~ ~1'28. Great of '< Station Wagon. 8 cylinder; sf'a<~ Service Statio" Powell & Alb lltteeta Middleport, Oblo , 26. Toyra.rd Jc~·ephlne Mr. imd 'Mrs. Gerald Violet and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spence caHed at the JenniC' Roush h001e Su'n· d·3Y afternoon. ·--:'T'""' 'th~ ' ' S8cret Storm On ~6ur Ac~ount Lucky '8 Ranth Kid NANCY BUT HERE'S ·A CONE, ·PeEWEE. BUT DON'T SAY' WHER~ YOU . GO 1 IT 1952 PONTIAC WILLIAMS u BHt..IJl" · (a~Lr.) . 27. U. B• . Select Your Next QucdityCors ot liea; Tri- Lustre CleanP.rs , ' Mf.'Chcc spent ·~d 1>W ,j tn~ weeketld with M,r. and Mrs. Vlrgil Roush and tamily. "Mr. arid, r.irs. George Abbott and daughter . Mr. and Mrs . Will Beilman .5opl''Qt ·Saturday evening' ."''"·""~! w~t~ .Mr.: a_hd . ¥rs. L<:nanl La_n· .~ ham ~ · · Washington, D. C., are announcing the birth of a daughter, Diana Uynn. at the Naval Tlospita.l at Bct~esda, Md; . Nov. 18. Grandparents are Mrs. Ruth O.mdafif and Mr . and Mrs. Maurice Moore of Syracuse. • ~ ' day. · CUNDIFFS ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and !Mrs. G. W. Cundiff of < ha.me. and MI'S. Curtis Bniley. !(thens, Mr-. an.d Mrs. Clyde Well a'Od daugbtet-- hllenurn and Joyce 'ba-ile-y were Sund·ay call ers of :Mrs. •t~rY Bailey. · 'MrS. Hat~ry ~rown and children vfall~~ at the Pain~r · !lom e Sun- 1'Ltppers Pl<~ins' basketball team defeated HarrJsonvJlle Friday nigh.t, 84 to 48. In a reserve game the Olivl" Orange f1ve took the Sc:1pio cagers, 41 to 36. ' .. ,Mr. and 'h·s. Will U~ilman spent Wednesday with. Mrs. MaTy B;tHey t • ' Sgt. Ralph E. Pa inter is on hiS ;WB)' Jmtne trcm l{orea where ·h e tlas been the last year. · :t.ti'. and Mrs. W,o«Jdard and Mf. llJ14 Mrs •W ill lleitman, spe\11 ·Thursday, •ev:enli'lg' •1H tke LeJU\r.d. TUPPERS P\.AINS WINS ' ' ' MRS. RVSSE~i. ~4l~Tifl 20. They're tile tluffieat, sof~l towels that ever came back' fiom the laundry! Try us for ALL ' ' . your "nat wOrk- you'lllove the results! ,. '· ' Walgreen Agency •• : and they feel so feather soft! -~ ' -e.~f/4~~ ALFALFA ••• GOOD RETREADS SUBURBANITE Town and Country BATTERIES TIRES ·LUBE JOBS Wheel Balancing . ' slibJ\ , bpoir -........ Dolhorr We Flpff 'Em .. . ..,I. .,. ' Clresler Simon's Pomeroy Market Ji\"ecker's Plumbing · Se~n4 Slrllllt Mir.ket ·Stiffler's Red Anchor Aaodated Radio Hobstetter Insurance Blue and Grey Con!. . I!VI!R, 8U1' /IF'$ 0/Vc Ott' rHe 1952DODGE Light green 4 door; Fully 1953 ' Bel Air 4 ·door, a ·niaH•a!'ltln. 1952 CHRYSLER . : ~ ~ . Saratoga V-8, 4 dooF. Ali tlie sharp c ,. ' ·Alto 15 ,. , �Nips Cham- ~e~ la Overtime.Fra~ 69 to 68 · I~ · • l • " BOXfiG BUSYBODY • • • CAlli. "#tJID" OLSON ' AIAY 1107' Be "f'IIE 6/iS'r fte RuUu4 ·lteil De\(ls -toot a time. and etill were ou". in front l•ri1J.lll ..... - j i l l $ vli!toey at lhe end ill the lhir<l P<~" b'Oia tlt.e11 QJe~ter JWd.ert on t.be Jo4. Aflt:>/Xt!WF/G/11" llu!land ,.~ laal frlh,- Dilht ., • J("-llr' ~ sewed up the con,. 1 Che.tter rallied Ia tblf'l last quarlett Wit); fi~ lOIII in tbe cl011- ter a1 Rogtr ~e paced bfe at~ of the O't'ertime.. per,. and the store wa.s krmtted to" l~ nte :recWatior.. ~11-rMP, 1!111 ... ¢eo~ ·.arne had ttet. tili\et ·ten,ded, before·· tbe BU~IIii5r­ contest AIAKIF5 11/5 tlltt> Pt!PI!N<;;E EQp~e. led bot;b tean:. in scoring IB the ~ra period ·BaJler tQS.. t ed ia a 'field aoal and tWo f~ula :with 32 points while Jim Crei..- Ollutor l)olt 1>9~ HarriSon means had :t2 to .paee Rlllland 01" r/11! YI!A'f A(MINS1' , Pti!RIU . countered 'With • fielder f'or Rut- with Harold Canon bitting 18 lan<VIad. it)aell toS.ed in a fou1 .points. and hil ~-ftbtpiD.• field goal. Rutb.nd had earlier defeated Cberter' talled by 10 poUrts most of tbe <!ODtest as the Red. Devils bad a 11-4 lef.d at tbe end of H1e ~ first period, led I.A/{(j~0/5 tl/ SI<N I'RAII~ISCO 0/!C, 15 th-e Chester reserve& in tlie· inibial contest of the evenlng. The box score: at half- Rutland Pot. c............ f ... ' .. H•n"IIOn, F . . . . . . . _..,.... ...,, c . .. . l'rSTHE' "BisJend~' . FCI F TP 10 22 22 7 1 3 0 14 4-1 J 4-0 Ul C1non, G . . . . . . . . 9 SchoOnonr, G , , : . . 1 1.2 4 Hyooii,G .......... ' 2 9-< 8 ,.... ,. ' ... . ' . . . • 30 30-9 69 Hour ·~~~=(~,, ~ Pot. ' FG ' F' TP F .. .. .. . 4 6-2 10 F ........... 2 7-3 7 Cen!lni Y.,ur way dlred. ...·........ n' 1 1s-1o2-1 32• . ~::~,~c!I .G........ ...... .. 0 00 , 0 from the Blue & Gre'y bl PO!Ileroy, Ohio ud ........ f' .. : .. . ... 5 ' 10' 10 Koll<tr, G .. .. .. .. . 1 2-1, 3 Rltchlo, G .. ........ . 1 0·0 2 - ~ .lly: Tohi ............ 25 33-11 61 Moore's Store John Scott Music· 1\utland Maosn Furniture Pickens I!aint & Hardware 15 35 56 ' 64 69 8 2~ ' 45 64 · ·~ OfficLals: Kriger and Deveraux. j Fans .Upholstering ,.. f'u.,.,llv,. & Spri,. ·W·J E.H ""' 990 On Your Dial -2-3-o'clock A, ,... ?did""' > 8 '. Can Quit · ·High School Gri.d l Worrying; Bobo Will See Action Stars Advised Not 'ro Forget Studies boLU!.offiUS, 0 . UP-Ohio State COLUMBUS, 0. UP-High fullback HUbert Bobo wtlo slll· school fovtfball star& should. not fered a knee lnjllfy in a Saturday forget their studies. """""' Upholstering scrimmage, w11l be able to play This w1s tbe advice of half a 1161 -..,. Avo. Gall!Jo!oUo i.n the Rose Bowl game, trainerj; dc:~en men prominent in spOrts who spoke at a lu.nch liQDOring ,-"-I prcdicteO today. ' the Ohio hiJh sch~mr footTh• harcf..hitting sophomore Qall tQP pia]: ers Saturday. Aceive!d torn ligam.nll In his Ohio State Coacb Woody Hay.es l.t:t knee 'When tac'kl•d hl!f.d told the 25 stara that Ohio State during the .workout . •nd was .p1cked oRlY two... of the 25 bonor· carritd from the field. · · · Cd in 1953. · Dr. Jimmy Hull, . a former Trainer Erme Beggs said Bobo would not be able to practice OhiO:· ;Stat. 1ra1t, told the k¥• open iheir 10 davs although he may be coli.... ,woul4 ~" io tb•m but he wemed ~blc fo r~n a Jittle by the time the team leaves ~or Pasadena next that thev d'IIN.!Id put an educaSaturday Io.r the New Year's Day tion firtt on tflelr list Df ,..... sons ~ 'Dint to FOil~ .,:~ game with Southern California. Hull abO told th~ ·youngsters· The ulibca ten Buckeyes plan to not to forget the people who fl.t to Pasadena in time for a made Jt possible for them to re· bnef Umbering up exercise Sat· ceive the honors. urday aflernoon. Coach Woody "Be gratefuJ to · those bo-ys Hayes said tbe squad would 1pend who blocked and tackled for you" Sunday getting acC'IJBtomed to Hull said. "Respect your home California weath.er and• would be- tuwn. Anything you do wrong gm serious prachce on MondaY. win be retlected on your home tawn ." Bobo's Injury could b• 1 he•vy The 25 1bon. and their fathers blow to the unbe11en ·BucbyeS were honor~ at a progr~m Ji-PODIf It hrils ta 1re•pond to lnNt· sored by the Columbus Junior m1nt. The 192 pound •ophomore Chamber of Commerce as a liv~ wu th ,key bllckfleld blocker ing. memorfal to Chic Harley, and was ••ceptionelly !tricky Jn O~w States first . nationally profaking plungea into the line. ' nunent football player. But nol all the news was gloomy Cor Hayes. Halflback BObby Wat, the team's lead1ng ground g;~~mer, was able to run for the first time smcc tieing injured cady in lhe Mk:higan game NQV. AT HO'M..E " ! .Li~Jhi'm .. · Mr. . ll{rs. ,~.,!. "~ urlum . • • . ( IIIYIJI. ) . ~8. Mualc ,:· )', n~te ·~ ~1'28. Great of '< Station Wagon. 8 cylinder; sf'a<~ Service Statio" Powell & Alb lltteeta Middleport, Oblo , 26. Toyra.rd Jc~·ephlne Mr. imd 'Mrs. Gerald Violet and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spence caHed at the JenniC' Roush h001e Su'n· d·3Y afternoon. ·--:'T'""' 'th~ ' ' S8cret Storm On ~6ur Ac~ount Lucky '8 Ranth Kid NANCY BUT HERE'S ·A CONE, ·PeEWEE. BUT DON'T SAY' WHER~ YOU . GO 1 IT 1952 PONTIAC WILLIAMS u BHt..IJl" · (a~Lr.) . 27. U. B• . Select Your Next QucdityCors ot liea; Tri- Lustre CleanP.rs , ' Mf.'Chcc spent ·~d 1>W ,j tn~ weeketld with M,r. and Mrs. Vlrgil Roush and tamily. "Mr. arid, r.irs. George Abbott and daughter . Mr. and Mrs . Will Beilman .5opl''Qt ·Saturday evening' ."''"·""~! w~t~ .Mr.: a_hd . ¥rs. L<:nanl La_n· .~ ham ~ · · Washington, D. C., are announcing the birth of a daughter, Diana Uynn. at the Naval Tlospita.l at Bct~esda, Md; . Nov. 18. Grandparents are Mrs. Ruth O.mdafif and Mr . and Mrs. Maurice Moore of Syracuse. • ~ ' day. · CUNDIFFS ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and !Mrs. G. W. Cundiff of < ha.me. and MI'S. Curtis Bniley. !(thens, Mr-. an.d Mrs. Clyde Well a'Od daugbtet-- hllenurn and Joyce 'ba-ile-y were Sund·ay call ers of :Mrs. •t~rY Bailey. · 'MrS. Hat~ry ~rown and children vfall~~ at the Pain~r · !lom e Sun- 1'Ltppers Pl<~ins' basketball team defeated HarrJsonvJlle Friday nigh.t, 84 to 48. In a reserve game the Olivl" Orange f1ve took the Sc:1pio cagers, 41 to 36. ' .. ,Mr. and 'h·s. Will U~ilman spent Wednesday with. Mrs. MaTy B;tHey t • ' Sgt. Ralph E. Pa inter is on hiS ;WB)' Jmtne trcm l{orea where ·h e tlas been the last year. · :t.ti'. and Mrs. W,o«Jdard and Mf. llJ14 Mrs •W ill lleitman, spe\11 ·Thursday, •ev:enli'lg' •1H tke LeJU\r.d. TUPPERS P\.AINS WINS ' ' ' MRS. RVSSE~i. ~4l~Tifl 20. They're tile tluffieat, sof~l towels that ever came back' fiom the laundry! Try us for ALL ' ' . your "nat wOrk- you'lllove the results! ,. '· ' Walgreen Agency •• : and they feel so feather soft! -~ ' -e.~f/4~~ ALFALFA ••• GOOD RETREADS SUBURBANITE Town and Country BATTERIES TIRES ·LUBE JOBS Wheel Balancing . ' slibJ\ , bpoir -........ Dolhorr We Flpff 'Em .. . ..,I. .,. ' Clresler Simon's Pomeroy Market Ji\"ecker's Plumbing · Se~n4 Slrllllt Mir.ket ·Stiffler's Red Anchor Aaodated Radio Hobstetter Insurance Blue and Grey Con!. . I!VI!R, 8U1' /IF'$ 0/Vc Ott' rHe 1952DODGE Light green 4 door; Fully 1953 ' Bel Air 4 ·door, a ·niaH•a!'ltln. 1952 CHRYSLER . : ~ ~ . Saratoga V-8, 4 dooF. Ali tlie sharp c ,. ' ·Alto 15 ,. , �.,. · h your ' I .E!c , no ICS ,. " , ' • ' l ,• .t: " ou, . 111<!11.. iversary! • : .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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