Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 14

0.0 00 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 AND CHILLICOTHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1950 PAGE FOURTEEN CHILLICOTHE (OHIO) GAZETTE Cavaliers at Newark Tonite; Trojans Here Saturday Portsmouth, With 7-1 Mark, Features Great Fast Break While the CHS Cavaliers are with a team which earlier bested the Portsmouth Trojans, Saturday Cavaliers, will be entertaining the The Trojans, even with their 7-1 Cavaliers, but they fear Middletown coaching staff was spending most of its Middies and hoping that the River City Hoping for Deer Season Recent rains have filled up lake on the new site Ross County Conservation league, members who attended monthly dinner meeting there Wednesday night found a new line fence surrounding the property, and rabbit shelters being built. A delegation of 15 members from the Jackson Farmers and Sportsmen's club was on hand to get ideas for a new lodge being projected there. There were 130 present for a roast beef dinner. Cleon Webb, Circleville, district game management agent, spoke to the group on sportsman-hunter relationship, and urged that. sportsmen make intensive efforts to do good turns for farmers in return for hunting privileges.

Several herds of deer have been reported in Ross, Vinton and Jackson counties and sportsmen hope that a short deer season may be arranged next year. The state is to make a deer census this winter. Centralia Juniors Win From Adelphi Adelphi-Harrison juniors trekked to Centralia Thursday evening where they dropped a basketball game, 36-23. Hammond and Williams sparked the home team with 12 points each, while Weston led all players with 15. The box score: Centralia Adelphi Players G.

F. T. Players G. F.T. Hupp 31 0 6 Weston 6 3 15 Knapp 0 0 0 Smith 2 1 5 Fox 2 0 4 Barnes 3 Adkins 0 2 Jenesen Williams 6 0 12 Congrove Hammond Kellenb'ger 2 12 May Merriman -0000 Dyer 0 Hardesty Hinton Yingling Congrove Greenwalt 1.

Jones 0 Timmons TOTALS TOTALS 9 5 23 Score by quarters: Centralia 8 13 10--36 Adelphi 6 7--23 A PLEASURE TRY 'there's ample proof in every bottleSELLS) or FLAVOR RED TOP RED TOPI BEER BEER all I hear is "RED TOP BEER REC TOP BREWING COMPANY, CINCINNATI CHA White Distributing Phone 28-967 tangling tonight at Newark the Middletown Middies, night's foe here of the Middies. record this season, fear the more, so this week the Trojan time in preparation for the crew would have enough left to take care of the Cavaliers here tomorrow night. The Trojans have averaged 52 points per game and, while they don't have much height, they probably are the runningest team southern Ohio. The team features a terrific fast break and run its opponents ragged. Defensively, the club is strong, held opponents to 35.6 points per contest, Only defeat for the Trojans has been to Hamilton Public, one of the state's outstanding clubs.

Bert Barney, a left-hander, is being boomed for all-state. He scored 14 points as the Trojans broke a six-game win streak, for Springfield Public, 43-36, by providing a sparkling defensive game. Bill Douglas, at six feet; Jim Ison, at six-two, and D. E. Newman, six-one, are the tallest boys on the club.

Barney and Kimble are five-ten and five-nine, respectively. Bob Doll and Newman, both seniors, forwards; Douglas usually starts at center, with Barney and Kimble as guards. Don Ellis is another forward. Last year, the Trojans won 17 and lost five. Reserves and freshmen of both schools will meet in preliminaries here Saturday night.

In other Saturday night games over the county, Good Hope is at Bainbridge, Frankfort at Clarksburg, and Piketon at Southeastern. Has-Beens Cop From OU-C Ghosts Has-Beens counted 41 points in the second half Thursday evening to drop Galloping Ghosts, 68-46, in an OU-C cage contest. Farnham hit for 21 points and Miller for 19 The box score: Players G. F. T.

Players Has-Beens Galloping chests. Farnham 8 5 21 Thacker 4 1 9 Glaver 2 12 Keiser 5 2 12 Martin 5 0 10 French 4 2 10 Lee 0 6 Doles 1 3 Miller 1 19 6 0 12 TOTALS 30 8 68 TOTALS 20 6 46 Score by quarters: Has-Beens 14 13 19 Ghosts 6 13 9 18--46 Officials: Wright. City Standings FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE (Final 1st Half) Starlighters 00 0 1.000 Dizzy Dribblers .875 Bad-Boy Dukes 625 Buffaloes .625 Angel Faces .375 Pirates .375 Red Devils 0 250 Wildcats 89 0 .250 Purple Saints 125 JUNIOR-SENIOR (Final 1st Half) Basketeers 10 1.000 Panthers c. .900 Darby Boys 00 .800 Billy's Boys 1 .600 Varsity Five .600 Rattlers .500 All-Stars .400 Blue and White .400 Carver Devils .200 Hi-Wise Guys .100 Hornets .100 CLASS Basie Construction .833 Gazette .833 U. C.

T. .600 Warner Hotel .500 Cox's Trucking .333 Mead Pulps .200 Lynch Motors 5 .167 Athenian Club 1.000 Atwell Body Shop .800 Mead Papers .667 Jackson Woodworking 00 .400 Veterans' Hospital .333 Chilpaco .167 Try-Me Cabs .167 (Final 1st Half) Herrnstein Hardware 1.000 County Coaches 3 .750 Darrell's Barber Shop .500 Club 03 .250 Steele's Place 0 .000 CLASS A Gerling's tr he .833 Texaco .800 Basketball Scores BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bliss 85, Rio Grande 68 Cedarville 10. Findlay 66 Wilmington 54, Transylvania 48 Wilberforce St. 72. Wilberforce 39 Defiance 79, Wittenberg 68 Holy Cross 69, St.

Louis 55 Bradley 89, Manhattan 67 New York 80. Duke 64 North Carolina State 72, William and Mary 58 Texas 55, Rice 52 Central Mich. 55, Mich. Normal 40 Kentucky Wesleyan 60, town, (Ky.) 68 HIGH SCHOOL Fairview 35 Wilbur Wright 33 Dayton Stivers 45, Parker 18. HAVE YOUR CAR Porcelainized! Special This Week! Only Any Car Regardless of $15.00 Age or Condition- -At Roger Dean Western Avenue at Woodbridge Phone 29-506 Minors' Vote Retains Bonus Rule GAZETTE GAZETTE South Ready to Rebel Again in the NCAA NEW YORK, Jan.

Virginia is on the verge of a threatened to drive a final, tional Collegiate Athletic. Breathing brimstone and NCAA, in effect, to kick out four Mt. Logan, West 5th Gain Wins Logan and West Fifth junfors won ball, games Thursday, with West competing against Hillsboro, and the Mounts visiting St. Mary's. West won, 54-27, and Mt.

Logan, 33-16. In their season opener on their own floor, the Mounts had bowed to the Saints, 37-30. Fourteen boys played for West as it added a 23-7 third quarter to a 23-11 first half for the school's seventh win in a row. Bates was the leading scorer on 12 points. At St.

Mary's, Kelley posted 11 to show the way. The Saints entertain West Fifth Tuesday afternoon. Thursday's box scores: Mt. Logan Players G.F.T. Players G.

F. T. Bettendorf 2 1 5 Miller Schachtele 0 3 3 Wright Bair Kelley Hawkins 2 Hines Huiss 0 2 Manion Ginther 0 0 Proehl Streitenb'r 00 0 Targee 'R' Schilder 0 Curtis B. Schilder 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bost 0 00 0 TOTALS 5 6 16 TOTALS 13 7 33 Score by quarters: St. Mary's -16 Mt.

Logan 8--33 00.00 Officials: Schneider and LaPine. West Fifth Players G. F. T. Lee 6 Bates 6 0 12 Long 7 Strausb'gh 8 Maser 9 Hummel 5 Menefee 2 Barrett 1 Stevens 0 0 Bayless 2 Payne 0 Beverly Manson 0 Caldwell 0 TOTALS 23 8 54 Hillsboro Players G.

F. T. Barrera 1 0 Willlamson 0 0 Smith Kittrel Nelson Ratraff 0 3 Crabtree 0 De Haas Clemons Harte Hancock 0 0. 0 TOTALS 8 11 27 Score by quarters: West Fifth 15 8 23 8-54 5 9--27 "Officials: Schneider and Stultz. Newark Bears Sold NEWARK, N.

Jan. 13 (P) After 18 years, the New York Yankees have sold their International league farm club, the Newark Bears, to the Chicago Cubs. The Bears had won seven pennants, four play-off championships and three Little World Series titles. The Cubs will move the franchise to Springfield, Mass. Newark had been in the loop since 1901 but recent attendance has been poor.

Sandy Hill Picked Harold "Sandy" Hill of Circleville High has been named fullback on the second team of the Third Annual National High School All-America all-star football selections originated by Wigwam Wisemen of America. 'CATS AT OHIO STATE CHICAGO, Jan. 13 Northwestern's basketball Wildcats, cellar dwellers for three years who now have won as many Big Ten triumphs as they scored all last season, are sharpening their claws for tomorrow's feud with Ohio State at Columbus. TODAY'S BIRTHDAY By AP Newsfeatures Elmer (Holmes) Davis, born Jan. 13, 1890, at Aurora, son of a banker.

Radio and, author, Davis was a Rhodes scholar at Oxford. After teaching he became a for the "New York Times." He has written several books and was director of the OWI in ELMER DAVIS World War IL. The 1948-49 basketball season was the first in which Navy's of opponents scored more than 1,000 points; the Middies made 1,064 to 1,054 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Herrnsteins Goes Loop Champs; By FRITZ HOWELL COLUMBUS, 0., Jan. 13 UP. Despite -league opposition, the controversial bonus rule will remain a part of organized baseball law.

The minor loops, in a countrywide ballot, decreed today the rule should be retained. The majors, at their recent meeting, voted repeal much-debated regulation, but today's action by the "bushers" nullified the major-loop decision. George M. Trautman, red-haired president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, said 25 of the minor loops voted retain the bonus setup, while 33 leagues opposed it, and one passed its vote. Three-fourths of the 59 minor leagues had to oppose the bonus to oust the rule from the books.

At the recent minorleague meeting in Baltimore, 32 loops voted for repeal of the law, while 26 opposed repeal. Today's vote, in which the minors reaffirmed their stand, was requested after the majors had declined to concur in the previous bushloop action. The bonus rule was written into the books in 1946, but has amended a couple of times since then. Under the original rule, a club paying a bonus to a free agent, to obtain his signature to a contract, was forced to keep that player on its roster. Now, the club has the privilege of farming the bonus player out for one year, but his contract may not be 35- signed outright to a club of lower classification unless waivers, which, may not be withdrawn, obtained.

Waiver requests may be withdrawn on other players. Once a player gets the "bonus" tag, he is subject to unrestricted selection in the draft. A player is designated as a bonus player when, as free agent, he receives a gift, oneyear salary or any other reward totalling more than 000, to sign with a major league, Triple- or Double-A club; $4,500 with a Class A team, or. $3,000 with a club in the or ranks. Trautman said the vote result was not drawn on -minor lines, since many of the majorleague clubs favored retention of the bonus system, and many of the minors opposed it.

He's First Holdout WASHINGTON, Jan, 13 (P) Ray Scarborough, the Washington Nats' top pitcher last year, became the club's first 1950 holdout Thursday as he rejected a new contract calling for a pay cut. The big righthander made about $17,000 last season when he compiled a record of 13 wins against 11 losses for the Senator who finished a poor eighth in the American league race. Herrnstein Hardwares basketball doop in City they won from County Coaches, a first-place tie with Basic 42-34. The play-off will be at 8 Coaches and Hardwares were tied at 24-all at the end of the half, and the clubs played a 7-7 third period. Herrnstein's, however, went out front in the final period, 14-6, Bennett was high with 18 points.

Gazette led, 31-26, as the last period opened, but it was only 36-33 at the automatic. Remy's 13 points were high, In two other Class games, Warner Hotel took Lynch Motors, 41-35, with Smith notching 19 points and Wallenberg 15, and Mead Papers defeated Me Cabs, 42-33, although Bartlett hit 14 points for the losers. Texaco made a runaway of its game with Steele's Place, winning 102-37. Amos counted 26 points and Fogle 20. Monday night's games: At Mt.

Logan--6, Billy's Boys Vs. Blue and White; 6:45, Angel Faces vs. Buffaloes; 7:30, Dribblers-Dukes; 8:15, All-Stars vs. Basketeers. At Central-7, Atwells vs.

Jackson Woodworking; 8, Mead Pulps Vs. UCT; 9, Texaco vs. Darrells. Second-half play starts Wednesday. Thursday's box scores: County Coaches Herrnstein Hdw.

Players G. F. T. Players G. F.

T. Smith 4 0 8 Overman R. Davis 0 12 Scott D. Davis 6 Hummell Simms 0 0 Bennett 18 Schiff 0 Duffy 9 Payne 0 6 Delong 0 2 Belville Boyd 000 0 Nareross 3 Davidson 0 0 0 TOTALS 17 3 37 TOTALS 18 9 45 Score by quarters: Coaches 18 7 6--37 Herrnstein's 15 14-45 Officials: B. Strausbaugh and Davis.

became champions of their Class leagues' play Thursday night as 45-37, and Gazette went into Construction by downing UCT, p. m. Tuesday in Central gym, Miss Bauer Top Athlete Among Gals NEW YORK, Jan. 13, (AP) Marlene Bauer, the 15-year-old Los Angeles girl who amazed the golfing world with a string of brilliant victories during the past summer, has been voted female athlete-ofthe-year in the annual Associated Press poll. Sportswriters and sportscasters gave the sensational young Coast star 17 first place votes and a total of 73 points, compared to 13 firsts and 58 points for her closest rival, Louise Suggs of Atlanta, the nation's woman professional golf champion.

"Babe" Didrikson Zaharias, still another golfer, placed third with 49 points, and Mrs. Margaret Osborne DuPont, the national tennis champion, was fourth with 41. Points were figured on the basis of three for first place, two for second and one for third. Miss Bauer rocketed into the spotlight when she won the first national junior golf championship at Philadelphia. From there on she was a terror, her viding her victory after steady and game promature, victory over many of the country's leading stars.

Gussie Moran of Santa Monica didn't set the world afire with the caliber of her tennis, but she invented some playing panties, with frills, and the resultant publicity gained her eighth place, with 18 points. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Bowling Paced by Grover Goshorn's night rolled to a 1021 game in the Century, and Model Dairy John Preston's 616. The team had games of 1001 and 1011. Veterans' Hospital men were led by Suda on a 239 and 603 for Personnel, and by Special, Services' 921 and 2576. At Majestic, Placier, posted a 207 and 569 for the Daileys in the City loop, while top team tallies were the 913 and 2515 of Auto Sales.

The scores: 20th CENTURY MEN'S LEAGUE Armstrong Hess J. Martin 179 201 186 566 W. W. Wolfe Burlile 200 196 300 194 177 192 573 586 E. Delong 201 215 178 594 G.

Goshorn 245 155 174 574 TOTALS 1021 965 907 2893 Waverly Acord 157 165 491 W. Cool 137 177 491 C. Harris 161 155 534 T. Helman 168 142 515 Smith 158 195 513 Handicap 46 46 138 TOTALS 827 880 2682 13-(AP)-The Citadel has bolted, break, and a solid Southern bloc fatal wedge today into the NaAssociation, confidence, Dixie delegates dared the of their neighbors, accused of open, violations of the sanity code. "They can't expel them," predieted Robert R.

Neyland, coach and athletic director at Tennessee. "It won't even be a fight." The convention votes tomorrow on whether Virginia, Virginia Tech, VMI, The Citadel and three unnamed institutions should be expelled for failure to conform with the two-year-old code. It takes a two-thirds majority of those present to do the trick. Members of the Southern, Southeastern and Southwest conferences lined up yesterday behind the sinners and announeed that they would use all their votes and influence to prevent their expulsion. The three conferences control only 39-each member and each conference has a voice- of the some 300 possible votes, but they could carry weight among other conferences and the independents.

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS John'son Sport News K. Baldwin 209 162 188 559 Dallas Hall 177 182 214 573 R. Blankenship 167 160 134 461 B. O'Brien 166 148 169 483 H. A.

Bennett 165 198 169 532 TOTALS 884 850 874 2608 Chillicothe Paper Co. Davis 165 162 138 465 F5003 Mace Oyer Walker Shoemaker 161 168 156 135 151 139 166 176 177 155 131 150 489 487 432 457 Handicap 35 35 35 105 TOTALS 820 829 786 2435 Moose 1626 Bowers 141 235 190 366 Skyles 159 177 176 512 Cullum 173 175 179 527 Suda 201 179 135 515 Albert Webb 164 174 170 508 Handicap 8 8 8 24 TOTALS 846 948 858.2652 Son's Bar Grill Henkle 184 169 224 577 Magill 162 191 191 544 Schweitzer 155 158 183 496 Weaver 234 168 169 571 Landrum 192 204 156 552 TOTALS 927 890 923 2740 Model Dairy w. Taylor 157 225 189 571 Preston 214 195 207 616 Clark 166 223 181 570 J. McHarg 211 158 232 601 Dr. Nusbaum 204 200 202 606 TOTALS 952 1001 1011 2964 Ben's Bar Grill Wolfe 204 155 147 506 Musselman 172 174 144 490 Burgett 195 155 183 533 Higgins 172 135 132 439 K.

Fogle 170 205 134 509 Handicap 52 52 52 156 TOTALS 965 876 792 2633 Echle 139 211 200 550 Handicap 35 35 35 105 TOTALS 780 921 875 2576 Attendants No. 1 Bradford 139 198 226 563 Webb (Blind) 147 147 147 441 Detty 121 155 159 435 A. Webb 175 164 196 535 Seacrist 162 167 175 504 TOTALS 744 831 903 2478 VETERANS' HOSP. MEN'S LEAGUE Specials Services Dearth 167 182 181 530 Hurd 139 163 147 449 Roan 124 183 127 434 Nordstrom 176 147 185 508 Echle 139 211 200 550 Supply Siegfried 175 172 212 559 Shewalter 154 139 126 419 Atoman 127 160 108 395 Bond 112 133 136 381 Trainer, 141 709 738 134 167 749 2196 442 Rehab Pollock 125 132 112 369 416 Landy 136 147 133 Allison 176 153 155 484 Erickson 167 142 124 433 Foster 155 163 165 483 Handicap 18 TOTALS 765 743 695. 2203 Personnel Suda 239 191 Jones Peters Reeves Wallace TOTALS 151 129 143 822 160 777 180 114 146 146 835068 588588 Attendants No.

Stubbs Sanders 170 138 154 33 Gazette U. c. Players G. F. T.

Players Poole 0 10 Remy 5 3 Smith 4 3 11 Darbyshire 3 Jordan 3 0 6 H. Groves 2 2 0 8 Wiseman 2 0 Turner 3 5 J. Groves 0 00 Knoles 0 G. Harmount 3 3 Queen 0 0 R.Harmount 0 0 Reno 0 2 TOTALS 18 6 42 TOTALS 12 8 31 Score by quarters: Gazette 13 8 10 11-42 U. C.

T. 10 9 8--34 Officials: Stultz and Wright (for 2) Warner Hotel Lynch Motors Players G. T. Players G. F.

T. Bonner 2 0 4 Hines 1 3 Wallenberg do 3 15 Binns 0 2 2 Skinner 5 0 0 10 4 Smith 00 3 19 Sammons Doles 0 Dreisbach St.Germain 6 TOTALS 17 7 41) TOTALS 13 9 35 Score by quarters: Warner ED 10 17--41 Lynch 6 11-35 Mead Papers Try-Me Cabs Players G.F, T. Players G. F. T.

Hand 3 2 8 Pelletier 5 0 10 Blake 6 0 12 Opp 000 Peterson 2 1 5 Bartlett 6 2 14 Clutter 4 Farmer 2 0 2 Mrachek Hines 3 Pichon 2 0 4 Jones 0 Gilmore 000 Kunz TOTALS 19 4 TOTALS 14 5 33 Score by quarters: Mead 6 10 11 15-42 Try-Me 4 4 12 13--33 Officials: Strausbaugh and Cutright. Steele's Texaco Players G. F. T. Players G.F.

T. Farnham 7 0 14 Conaway 8 0 16 Oates 00 0 6 Stout 8 0 16 Zoeller 01 0 4 Amos 12 2 26 Bigler -0 2 Cropp 6 0 012 Glover 5 1 11 Overly 6 0 12 Foele 2 20 TOTALS 18 1 371 TOTALS 49 4 102 Score by quarters: Steele's 8 8 15 6 37 Texaco 19 24 26 33--102 READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Keep Op Saving Oscd Fats 245, Armstrong Hess Thursday 20th Century men's league at 20th accumulated a 2964 total, bolstered by Bosworth 116 126 126 368 Johnson 149 127 147 423 396 Hogan 131 136 129 Handicap 25 25 25 75 TOTALS 729 672 728 2129 Administration Webster 139 163 125 427 Althouse 141 157 164 462 Buchwalter 155 118 109 382 Summers 167 146 150 463 Reeves 154 111 150 415 Handicap 32 32 41 105 TOTALS 788 727 739 2254 Engineering Streeter 128 161 165 454 Norton 122 133 120 375 Francis 162 137 144 443 Mead 151 164 150 465 Oney (Blind) 145 145 Parker 161 174 385 TOTALS 708 756 753 2217 CITY LEAGUE Lee Massie's Auto Sales Knox 179 149 159 487 Bowsher 140 200 122 462 Holdren 151 185 153 489 DeLong 154 194 199 547 Wonderleigh 189 185 156 530 TOTALS 813 913 189 2515 Smith Bros. Stores Langley 146 115 122 383 Brandt 123 121 144 388 Burleson 152 132 168 452 Evans 124 121 192 437 Griesheimer 146 128 157 431 Handicap 16 16 16 43 TOTALS 707 633 799 2139 Haley Streby Heath 155 135 137 427 Evans 129 179 135 443 Swift 151 165 171 487 Haley 184 139 149 472 Tool 190 150 140 480 Handicap 9 27 TOTALS 818 777 741 2336 D. Daily Boyer 180 159 205 544 Bell 185 115. 162 462 Evans 147 137 158 442 Placier 190 172 207 569 Knapp 173 141 173 487 TOTALS 875 724 905 2504 Chillicothe Paper Co.

C. Wright 130 134 130 394 Bearce 130 120 95 345 Wilson 138 116 137 391 Hollis 145 139 124 408 R. Zellers 155 153 159 467 Handicap 93 94 94 282 TOTALS 792 756 739 2287 Max Gaston's Motors Kern 161 158 165 484 Weir 147 150 181 478 Cottrill 153 191 139 483 Heaton 176 171 158 505 Woodruff 155 176 183 514 TOTALS 793 846 826 2465 Fred's Auto Supply Wilhelm 143 163 163 469 Bucy 166 171 152 489 Bailes 146 113 152 411 J. Comstock 143 153. 150 446 A.

Arledge 167 136 176 479 TOTALS 765 736 793 2294 Leaverton's Roofing M. Wilson 133 174 122 429 D. Daily 149 175 179 503 Wilson 149 121 162 432 Fink 153 132 162 447 Wilhelm 117 143 160 420 Handicap 26 26 26 78 TOTALS 727 771 811 2209 SPORTING GOODS New Shop Second Floor BICYCLES Herrnstein Hardware TELEVISION AT ITS BEST On Our New 16 in. GE Screen SEE US FOR ALL YOUR CARRY OUT BEER NEEDS. Regular BottlesCans Throw Aways.

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