Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 7

Daily News Journal Wed Dec 24 1 by Gene Ahern Room and Board SporTopics Seattle Cager er brother to the TP is a and McClary 0 fl 12 9 0 3 lUtWAfc McKa port their institutional policy anti hospital by truck and fire lines to Achor ight Results 0 CASH or You 0 REPAY ONIY $13 A MONTH The CITY LOAN Savings Co The Time Hirer I Shulfeldt To Equip With and firestone SUPER DuoTherm GROUND GRIPS oy MODERN DUPLEX Wilmington 41 Main St Value PRICES OR CHANGEOVER GET OUR LOW that plan to are WLWT Dayton and In addition Ronald Carey who best game of the sea WAS only another con in the career of the went to a college 3000 pro be KANSAS CITY A majority of college presidents have reported their disapproval of football bowl games This was reported Tuesday in a study of post season competi tioa undertaken by the Extra 8 0 8 Springfield Wins 56 49 Over WHS 2 4 5 0 0 1 2 10 0 on slippery paved them on your car Groeber and his mates had the power to pull away again and final ly to win the game red Home stood out for the Hurricane on offense This was one of his nights and he made it tough on the visitors with his long shots getting a total of 16 points most of them on long shots Jim Brooks picked up 13 points hitting mostly from corners on the zone defense Seifert 58 North South Phone 2516 A $1201 ckesksl thwwxSat with this Choose The Payment Ven Can Handle Best To Suit Vou per mo per mo per mo per mo per mo score at 25 all'Wben Roger Laugh lin made a tip in shot with a half minute left to play in the period But in that last half minute after Springfield had been held score less 'from the field for TH minutes Ken Miller and Dave Groeber the speedy and driving Catholic guards hit for fielders to put the Toriiadoea in the lead 29 25 at the half Again in the third quarter Wil mington trailed only 30 29 at one After two weeks of play Tom my Gregory of the Main Blue Ea gles Gary Vance of the Smith Place ireballs and Tommy My ers of East End Globetrotters are leading the elementary basketball league scorers with eight points each according to the records of Robert Endres assistant coach who is in charge of the Saturday morning league Endres has six teams of eight or nine boys each They meet each Saturday morning at the high school gymnasium for an hour of fundamentals and then play six 10 minute games Each of the six teams play two games each Satur day morning during the three hour period On the first two play periods Dec 13 and 20 Endres had be tween 50 and 55 boys from the fifth and sixth grades of the three elementary schools The next games' 'will be on Sat urday Jan 3 when the Blue Ea gles will play the Marathons Globetrotters vs ireballs Wild cats vs Red' Birds Blue Eagles vs ireballs Globetrotters vs Wildcats and Red Birds vs Mara thons A tornado is stronger than a Hurricane That was proven at the Wil mington high school gymnasium Tuesday night before a small crowd when the Tornadoes of Springfield Catholic high school downed the Wilmington Hurricane 56 49 in an interesting basketball game This was the first victory of the season in four starts for the Cath olic boys while it was the fifth straight setback for the Hurricane after its opening victory Totals' Score at quarter: WHminfton Sorin field Referees Roy Witachger Kimmo 8 and Richard 3 2 0 9 31 per cent of the 156 responding maintain boiler pressure college presidents approved bowl Radio TV To Air Brown Lion Tilt CLEVELAND EP Sunday's football championship game tween the Detroit Lions and Cleve land Browns will be telecast nation ally over the Dumont network and broadcast over the Mutual radio network starting at 2 Ohio TV stations handle the telecast Cincinnati WHIO WLW Columbus Cleveland radio station AVTAM will broadcast the game Billy Kaufman Tom Hixson 2 i National Invitation Tournament Wed Dec 24 1952 Wilmington Otio Easy payments abovn teetndn all etiargrs Thrifty year City tnaa 10 as did played his i BUSINESS WILL CAUSE JUDGE MUCH ANXIETY Carl Smith 1952 All Ohio gridder from Washington and the top touchdown maker in Class A ranks this past season has decided to enroll at Ohio State next fall ac cording to a Columbus Sunday newspaper Smith will be joining Class B's great Hubert Bobo Chauncey Dover scoring ace as a member of the Buckeye rosh Bo bo by virtue of participating in more games topped Smith in the individual scoring race i Lames Belmont Alleys Dav ton Industrial Leajue at Wash IL Service ft National an Cedar ully Automatic Heating! THE WILMINGTON reserves evened their season's record at three all by winning the prelimin ary game 43 31 leading at every one of the although the score was tied at 16 all and al so at 22 all Jim Doak looped in 19 points WITH EIGHT points in a big first quarter Groeber went on to amass a total of 19 in the game most of them coming on driving lay ups Bill Johnson six foot 3li inch forward used his height to pick up 12 points but Joe Paxson six foot three inch brother of Uni versity of Dayton's Jim 'Paxton got only one field goal and made half of his 12 free throws The visitors had built up a 12 2 lead in the first quarter before Jim Brooks sank Wilmington's first fielder with the period half gone Things were looking pretty black for the Hurricane followers in the second quarter with the Tornadoes holding a 22 13 lead when Bill Morris got a long one hander and Horne sank twp of his special longs to put the Hurricane back in the ball game 22 19 With a seven point lead and only one minute left in the game the visitors stalled for the final min ute to assure its first in of the sea son Harness Racing Dates Approved COLUMBUS LU The following night harness racing dates for Ohio tracks were approved Tuesday by the state racing commission Painesville 43 days May It through Julv 3 I Oval 43 days July 4' Beesville through Aug 22 Hilliards 41 days June through July 25 Lebanon 19 days May 6 through June and 19 da vs bept well as the athletes and student leaders approve of con trolled and post season athletic events with the college presidents taking exception on the football bowl games' The presidents were asked to re erested Last night's victory scored be fore 12752 who saw the highest scoring game in the 19 years of rnllppp basketball in a i i Square Garden was a triumphal The Brooklyn Dodgers held un disputed possession of first place in An 1 TxsamiA rarp 1 HOSPITAL DRY Greene Memorial Hos pital was without water for six hours Tuesday when a wafer main broke Water was hauled to the 6 10 15 18 30 Three Players Tied for Elementary Scoring Lead 3 David Adams Ronald Pobst and Carl Gray Smith Plaro Wilson Bill Sutton Mickey Vans coy 2 Kenny Stephens 2 Benny enner 4 Gregory Estep Mere dith Moshauer 6 Charles Clai bourne 2 and Gary Vance 8 Smith Place Red David Compton John Stratton 2 rank lin Curtis Richard Knodel Paul Gehringer John Camp Terry Sboller 1 nd Bobby Black Main Douglas Cor mack Jack rench 1 Don Cur tis Lewis Hamilton Jr Curtis Duncan John Dehan Tom Law 4 2 1 0 REE emu cur Brown Shuns Needle rom Lions' Pilot College Prexys Disapprove Of Post Season Bowl Games OBSERVE EGG MONTH Robert Bernard New Vienna poultryman and president of the Ohio Poultry Council a member of the committee named recently by Moyer 'extension poultry man to plan observance of Jan uary as egg month in Ohio 5 the Browns have been was estab has been experienced a bowl game 715 per Be ready for bad roads! 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Phone or stop for a quick personal loan Get it on your own signature and security tune Use thef cash to pay bills buy bargains or for other things Repay easily as you go along starting next vear Rest assured you will be treated fine all the time Confidential courteous service as you wish Amazing John O'BrienNeeds Single Point To Set College Record NEW YORK The next point the amazing Johnny scores for the Seattle basketball team Will give him a new four year record for college basketball The point scoring prodigy the first collegian to top the 1 nod mark in one season contributed 29 points to 102101 vic tory over New York University last night and now is tied with Nate Delong who scored 2592 points for River alls (Wis) Teachers College rom there only a short hop for the agile O'Brien to the career record of 2902 set by DcLong in five years Thus Johnny once again takes the headlines away from his twin brother Eddie his teammate ever since they first started tossing a basketball around in their native South Amboy Eddie scored 33 points including two vital foul shots at the end and was at least equally as important as his more publicized victory (By The atioctata Srmry LOS Kuenlee 158 Lor Angele rwped Nick Mnrao IM Mexico City MIAM1 BEACH la Georgie enton 152 Pntladelpma outpoint ed Chari Joaepti IM New Or leans 10 LOCATED 650 NORMAN ST IN HIGHLAND ADDITION AM YES MINE HAS BEEN A MANY AND VARIED HM WOULD WITE A BOOK ABOUT IT EXPLORER ARCHAEOLOGIST LECTURER MINING ENGINEER DIPLOMAT OPERA SINGER AND 5OENTIIC INVEN7DRTD NAME A EW AW ACCCMPUWENT5 AHM AH WHAT IS YOUR LINE BUSINESS MR R0LLY7 BUT it I tradiction twins who miles from home on baseball schol arships That's right I Coach Al Brightman got the schol i arships for them after seeing them perform in the National Semi Pro Baseball Tourney in Wichita Kan i basketball would be nice but I'm reallv more interested in Johnny 6aid last night I an infielder and an i outfielder Wc both bat and hit right handed hut I once pitched a softball game left i He didn't discuss any pro off icers but reported the Pitts tp i burgh Pirates are definitely int 1 1 ii 3 8 in poor shape Parker also said that Brown was about injuries on hii team and from a two week layoff In the last week or so Brown has been complaining about injur ies to suph key players as halfback Dub Jones and end Mac Speedie He still insisted today we re not counting on As for men have nine players: who with the team since dt iished in 1946 Broun known to defend them in spite of vent approved tneir age as better man ioi oi younger men 1 know These old mcfT are: Quarterback Otto Graham full back Marion Motley offensive ends Dante Laveili and Speedie defen sive end George Young tackle Lou Groza guards Lin Houston and Bill Willis center trank Gatski 3 7 0 2 Russ Hodson' manager and pro moter of the Martinsville Coal eed basketball team announced Tuesday that the Coal eeders will pay their annual visit to the London Prison arm Saturday and has extended an invitation to coun ty residents to accompany them Russ says good many countl ans have been making the trip yearly with the team and always receive a cordial welcome from prison officials Anyone wishing to accompany the group Saturday is invited to be at Hull's Grocery Store at Morrisville by 5:30 Russell enwick New Vienna school superintendent gladdened the hearts of county basketball fans this week with the official an nouncement of the transfer of the Wayne New Vienna cage clash to the Wilmington College gym The game very likely the de cisive one in determining the County League championship was to be played on New home court The switch virtually guarantees a new attendance rec ord for a Clinton county scholastic dash Along with two top notch teams two potential All Ohio eag ers will be opposing one another Cage Results Ohio HUh Washington 73 Hdhborn 53 Springfield Calh Wilmington 4S SL Charles 53 Circleville 51 Stoutsville 71 Pickerington 65 indlay remont Qncy Purcell Hamilton Cath Middletown Dayton Wright 41zi Dixon Dayton Shawen Acres 45? airborn 68 Troy Dayton Kiser 49 Piqua 48 Randolph 58 Madison 51 Ironton SL Joseph WateccM 5T' Greenhills 84 Colerain New Lexington 59 Philo 58 Dresden 73 Roseville 56 Oney Hughe 48 Walnut Hills 45 i Western Hille 73 Oney Oney Withrow 43 Wood ward St Johns 67 Stated Sesttle 102 NYU JOI Mrshll 102 Memphis 7 Virfinia 88 Carolina 73 Minnesota 77 llltnols Wayne 71 Duquesne 59 Drake 77 Missouri 5 Wyomin 38 Oregon 54 Montana 85 Washington State tl games while 53 per cent reported disapproval aaduslva Equaflame Burnef for dean silent abundant heating! sxclualva Power Air Blower saves up to 25 on fuel! 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ONLY $1 0495 riday December 26th BEGINNING AT AUCTION HOUSEHOLD GOODS Thn nnvt WilminciMn osme Willi CTVrAXTl (JR Cnach Paiil i ran 1 1 1 tin i iiei utMia i Broun naa a terse no vomrneni hoday to a long range dig at him OUND IN CONTEMPT Walter JL erguson defendant in an action for divorce was found in contempt of court by Common Pleas Judge Charles Kirk and ordered to pay batk alimony total i Ing 595 in weekly installments to dear himself of the contempt cita tion I Betsy Rawls Tops Pro Lady Golfers MIAMI la uP Betsy Rawls Austin Tex is the champion! money winner among women golfers in 1952 Miss Rawls won $14505 in purses during her first year as a profes 1 sional to lead all her rivals by a I comfortable margin Runnerup was Betty Jameson San Antonio Tex with $12660 Louise Suggs Carroll ton Gi was third with $10083 and Patty Berg St Andrews Ill was fourth with $7588 10 ROOMS 5 rooms and bath on each side nico base ment separate entran es front porch good roof naw paint on corner lot In North Wilmington Smith Ploco School District Priced to mH 'J Contact McDERMOTT BUMGARNER CO 24 East Locust SL Wilmington Ohio Phone 2418 A OR 3 ROOMS night? 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Sprlnxficld Var Johnson aulkenbalk Gonce Paxson Miller Groeber Totals Score at quarters Wilmington Springfield Wilmington Rrs Stephan Doak Carey Rice Hstdet Kersey Summers Wisecup Totals Springfield Res Eichman I a Geron i Dunn Carey nrennwi Kramer Chandler Dickers or Baseball Job NEW YORK 'J There chance that A (Happy) Chand ler may be back in organized base as managing director of the San rancisco Club of thePacific Coast League Negotiations be tyeen Paul agan owner of the Seals and the former baseball commissioner have been resumed after having been broken off two weeks ago At the time agan had offered Chandler $25000 a year to take charge of the Seals with agan re taining the ownership Chandler was willing to accept the post but asked for a five year contract in stead of the two year pact offered by agan Happy argued it would require that time to rebuild aouareugiuuu na 32 a 7 is 72 return engagement for the fg ft mf rr I O'Briens When they played in the 2 6 The Hurricane scrapped all the I point and in the final quarter was way but free throws and a zone behind only 44 40 but each time aeiense tnai oaiueu lads at the start of the game made the difference Wil mington" outscored the visitors from the field 21 17 but was beat en at the free throw line where the Tornadoes made 22 out of 37 chances' while the Hurricane hit seven out of 19 WILMINGTON GOT' away slow in the game but picked up steam in the second quarter and tied the Ten all game scoring lead with a nine of them in the first quarter total of 77 points as a result of his to give the Hurricane reserves this 18 point production He now has a victory Phil Haidht contributed 192 average lor tour games SEE HOW MUCH ACTUAL CASH YOU CAN HAVE $10120 16910 25944 31516 56052 CHIPPENDALE GAS HOME HEATH Reesville and Wilson Teams Win With Bruce Taylor dropping in 22 points Reesville Independents bas ketball team defeated Mo tor Express of Southw estern Ohio League 95 86 at Reesville Wilson Grange downed New Vi enna Church of Christ 72 70 in the other game played at Reesville John Petty was top scorer for with 19 points as Reesville led at the end of each period Box score Rresrille Johnson Custis Pinkerton Drake I 5 3 0 5 3 a 2 Sports Guide Bow Morrow Leafuc and Jl Lanas BumcDcsier Thartdsy Indies Leagus Brea Lanes Blanehestar rida) Vk hna Wllminjrtan Laafua al Bowland Washington Satwna vs Arcanum Springfield Catholic vs Tecumseh tn Invitational tournament at Tecumseh Wayne Beavercreek Centerville vs Waynesville tn Invitational tournament at Waynesville 7:30 Saturday inals of Invitational Tournaments at Waynesville ft Tectun sen Mondi' Electrte in LMgUO ai Wilmington Vo II OIVIVW Leagues st Carey Bros Lanes cheater Raalcalhall New Vienna tt Ville Slivercreek vs" Dixie in InvitaUon al tournament al jameatown i rveieay American League play Carey Bros Lanes Blanehener 1 1 dl ari iu eave a 2 1 Brown said Parker is trying to? proved such competition and 35 per: CO 44 make Cleveland Browns cent disapproved I al" 4 for oro foot 1 is significant the Ex i 7 ball championship game with the tra Events Committee said 2 i iztnc hv inUrrino the Rrnuna are 1 456 oer cent of the institutions with i now i game experience appro eu and only 195 of non participants approved These figures Indicate the effect of experience on institu tional Head coaches of all sports vot ed 634 per rent in favor of bowl games with 269 cent oppos ed Athletic directors were 572 per cent in favor and 393 per cent opposed Among non participants 544 per cent of the head coaches approved while among head coaches who had BOWMAN TIRE ft SUPPLY YOUR IRESTONE DEALER MEMBERS the various teams with the points they have scored if any include: Main Blue Joe Doctor 2 Jimmy Greene Donald Maher Darrell Bias 2 Ben Jameson 6 Mike Noftsger 3 Harold Howell Tommy Gregory Smilh' Place Marshall Ronald mv Williams Bobby Graham Smith 2 Walter Simkins 2 Larry isher and Jim Meadows East End Tommy i Myers 8 Bobby Moore Terry Zur iPoik 'g face Mark Smith 2 Ronnie lint Tlor ft i' 'ro 1 I Sewtr Petty ife Sewell Guttman Hames Brooks Rudduck Zurface Coates Totals Score at quarter! Sewells 1 Stewart Si I Uofi Grants vanren Graham Wood Petty Sheely Witeon Cook Roades Total Church nt Christ Michaels I McKamey A ans McKamey Prickett gi Totals Score at Quarters W'iGah rrnnca a nf nriae MVMi mt nresiaents wnose i nn th tha smuM ArGniata anti ff tp I froni Detroit bj Lions Coach Buddyteams have participated in such 2 2 3 a Parker 1'bowls however 456 per cent ap i lllini Prestige Tumbles As Gophers Win MINNEAPOLIS pres tige as the second ranking collegiate team in the Associated Press basketball poll dipped Tues day night Hie lllini absorbed a "il ls defeat at the han4 of Minnesota before 16878 fans The victory was a tribute to Coach Ozzie inspired Min nesota charges who turned the trick by out rebounding the taller lllini and by skillfully executing ingenious defenses set to check the lllini near the basket The failure of the Illinois first stringers to turn in their top per formances aided the Gophers In fact it was the ball hawking and shooting of the lllini reserves in the last 15 minutes of play that kept their team in contention Minnesota held 6 foot 9 center John Kerr to five points and he was forced to score one of his tw field goals from the out side Kerr previously had a 213 average per game for three con tests Chuck Mencel look over the Big Near All Time Scoring Mark Hockey Scores TftitrnaUciial Toledo 2 ort Wayne 1 GIBBS Hardware Co Sabina Phone 2551 Coop 7 ft refrigerator 2 years old Westinghouse Laun dromot washer same as new gos range Break' fast Set including table and three chairs kitchen cabinet base cabinet metal stand two piece living room suite plastic lounge chair two occasional chairs 12 inch Sen tinel Television set with good antenna 2 Alexander Smith 9x12 rugs with pads one floor lamp one table lamp two pair of drapes Hoover upright electric sweeper with all attachments good desk and chair baby bed with springs clothes hamper 5 piece bedroom suite including bed with innarspring mattress and springs chest of drawers dress er vanity stool and night stand bedroom chair set of bunk beds with mattress and springs: with chest of draw ers to match chest ot drawers dressing table and stool baby buggy bothinette rubber tired ilawn mower lawn chairs telephone tabla and choir radio and several mis cellaneous items Mr and Mrs Charles Hadley OWNERS Sale in charge of the McDERMOTT BUMGARNER CO 24 Locust St Wilmington Ohio Phone 2418 3 3 io Hast spring a large delegation of 2 I family and friends came over from 17 i Jersey but HcJf Cross turned back AttlA Tft 77 Tnhnnv tfnt 21 28 13 70 point 'but 15 were on foul shots as 18 29 53 72 1 Holy Cross held Johnny to three Taytor 41 fieId goals a rrt iti ELLOWSAND MYSEL RUN AN AGENCY KNOWN kc mt JIY JOB SERVICE Stop scores: GUAM Double at Carey Bro aM ninrh) JJOrriX I Events Committee of the Nation al Collegiate Athletic Association The survey showed a strong majority of the nation's education al and athletic administrators as through Oct 3 I vi TO "iV car nfcWMi vmmr aestr fc AH UA SOE SAID I AND A COUPLE DAYS MR ROLLY' ELLOWS HAVE A BUSINESS CALLED MY HEARING ISN'T 4 ThE JOB SERVICE? 7 QUITE CLEAR QJR BOAST IS THAT V'E CAN GET ANDAHIDDNT Yl a PERSON A JOB ROM PEARL lb EXACTLY CATCH WMAT diving TO CAVEL YOUSAID YOUR 7 RiGHTNOW WERE SWAMPED I fK E'JSlNti WITH REQUESTS OR ELP TO a 1 ILL 417 JOBS ALL KINDS jM 0 4 Ws 7 SURE HEARD DIDN'T IL I 13 aon Jim razier and Jay Suer 2 LEAGUE STANDING Team Pct OP ireballs 4 0 22 4 Blue Eagles 3 I 24 9 Marathons 2 2 3 8 Globetrotters 2 2 13 19 Wildcats 1 3 6 14 RedBirdi 4 3 20 1 0 0 2 2 7 0 8 4 14 83 4 4 4 4 2 4 12 5 8 8 4 18 3 2 0 4 8 11 0 2 3 22 39 17 22 25 95 TP 7 2 1 19! 22 11 5 4 1 3 4 9 116 3 3 73 2 4 17 1 1 4 4 3 5 2 4 16 0 0 1 0 6 1 0 2 13 31 22 20 24 86 29 51 77 95 19 34 53 86 21 7 1 2 2549 TP44 1 3 12 1 1 1 1'4 0 4 2 2 4 I 1 8 4 I i'3 7 S' 2 3 IS 17 22 15 13 56 11 25 36 49 17 29 43 55 TP 0 2 2 2 6 7 8 1 IS 4 2 0 2 10 5 1 1 11 2 4 4 4 10 0 0 0 0 8 I 11 a 1 13 17 23 11 43 PS' TP 0 0 0 I 2 1 4 4 3 0 0 2 1 1 0 4 3 2'3 7 5 7: 0 0 0 1 0 3312 I 0 0 0 2 11 23 37 IS 22 30 43 1 16 24 31.