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- ..... , I1 THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON, OHIO Tuesday. January 22.1952 PAGE $DC ...... have a complete collection for Miss Grace Gordon, Mrs. Lotus * identification. Gordon, Mrs. Charles Cooper. Mrs. The Digest , also contains a Neal Sherwood, Mrs. Claude brief history of liberalized fishing CANAAN Boggs, and Mrs. Rollin Sherwood. in Ohio and a list of the few reg­ Mrs. A. D. Lingel, Mis. E. B. DURHAM, N. C. — If Richard feat nine times last year. In roll­ ulations that fishermen must ob­ The Neighbors’ Night at Big Converse, Mrs. Elton Roby, Mrs. Morrow Groat, Duke University's ing up his record of 831 points serve while fishing in the state. Darby Church will be Monday 1 evening, January 21. Miss Miriam Carl Weeks, Mrs. Bailey Bradley SPORTS great guard, breaks any basket­ for the season. Groat scored 2S Also contained- in the digest is and Mrs. R. C. Wikox were un­ Bouic of New California, who ball records this season, chances 01 more points 18 limes and scor­ a list of the areas in the state able to attend but sent gifts^ are he'll shatter marks he es­ ed 20 or more 28 times. He fail­ which are closed by Wildlife spent three months in Israel last Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lucas of Rt. tablished last year as a junior. ed to accomplish the latter feat Council order to liberalized fish- summer, will talk and show pic­ tures. 4 London called on several in the Madison Eagles For Groat-Dick the Great, they only five times. ing. community on Wednesday. In addition, Groat tied the The Canaan Prire Winners Boys London High call him-set 10 new records and 4-H Club today thanked those who Lloyd Roby served on the jury tied another. Some of them were Southern Conference tournament at Ixmdon last week. , Edge Monroe record for most points scored in a supported the fox drive. Four national, Some Southern Confer­ Sterling Lodges foxes were killed. Mrs. Ed Burnside bntertetned ence end others Duke University regulation game with 31 points in In a thrilling ger.m Friday „ The Big Darby Ladles Atd will the Hayden Bridge Club Friday, Nosed Out At marks. each of Duke’s games with Wil­ Install Officers Mrs, Alva Harklcss and Mrs. Carl night, Madison Eagles captured serve lunch at the Lombard sale Groat's achievements a year liam and Mary and North Caro­ Smith were guests. another League win edging Mon­ lina State. Pythian Sisters, Sterling Tem- Saturday. roe 43-42 at Madison. ago- Big Darby Ladies’ Aid will meet Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Converse, 1. He set a national single pie, Knights of Pythias and Tal- and Mrs. Elton Roby attended the Grove City The game was nip and tuck all Groat, only six feet tall, is the madge Lodge K of P, both of Mt. Wednesday, January 23 at the "the way, neither team keeping the season scoring record-831 points, pride of Swissvale, Pa., a com­ church. Hosstesses are Mrs. Ben Grange Short Course at the bettering the 740 points set by Sterling had a joint installation Southern Hotel in Columbus from London High was nosed out lead for very long. Madison actu­ munity a mile from Pittsburg. He ceremony for 1952 officers at Straley, Mrs, Lotus Gordon, Mrs. 49-48 by Grove City Friday night ally won the game on fouls. Mon­ William and Mary’s Chet Giermak weights 182 pounds, is 21 years Riley Wilcox, Mrs. Harry Spring Thursday thru Saturday. Mrs. A. in 1949. Sterling Temple at the last meet­ and Mrs. Roy Slyh. Frank Martin stayed at the Con­ on the winners floor. roe had 17 field goals to 13 for old and is majoring in history. ing. Grove City’s victory was a sur­ Madison. 2 A national record for most Mrs. Rollin Sherwood substi­ verse home while Mr. and Mis. Praise galore has poured in Installing officers for the Pyth­ Converse were in Columbus. prise, putting them into the up­ High scorer ter Monroe was free throws in a season-261. about Groat, who has had major tuted at Canaan School on Thurs­ 3. A new Southern Conference ian Sisters were, Urcell Phillips; day, Friday, and Monday after­ set bracket in the scramble for Douglas King with 12 points and league clubs tormenting him to HORMONE SPRAY HELPS regular season scoring record of Grand Manager, Julia Yoakem noons. the Mid Six banner. Captain Alvin Toops was high sign a contract as a shortstop. and Ruth Rason; Grand Senior uEMONS 509 points. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sherwood London took over command of man for the Eagles with 15. As a diamond star last year. Dick from Calanthe Temple, Columbus, RIVERSIDE, Calif., —UP»—The In the preliminary the Madison hit .386 and made only eight called on Mr. and Mrs. John Walk­ the contest at the outset and ap­ 4. Broke the Big Five (Duke, who administered the oath to vUse of hormone sprays developed Reserves came out victors 3G to North Carolina, North Carolina errors in 179 chances. Elta Hatfield, past chief; Goldie er Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walker by University of California scien­ parently intended to follow that 27. left Monday for Florida. form. However Grove City took State, Wake Forest and David­ Snyder, MEC; Janet Merritt, E. tists may have increased the life Monroe FG FT TP son) regular season scoring re­ DICK GROAT Coaches and opposing players Sr., Virginia Reay, E. Jr., Jane Mr. and Mrs. Frank Renner of charge late in the second stanza, Columbus were Sunday supper of lemons after they have reach­ W. Sullivan, f ...... 2 0 4 cord with 831 points. This record Swissvale’s Blue Devil alike have hailed Groat as one of Maddux, manager; Myrtle Skiver, ed the storage house by as much leading at the half time 28-25. R. Sullivan, f ...... 3 3 9 the basketball greats of all time. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sher­ They pushed this tally up to previously was held by North secretary; Rosella Friddle, trea­ m 50 per cent. King, c ...... 5 2 12 Carolina State's Sam Banzino, shooting 17 of 17 free throws. He Gus Tebell, who coached the surer; Frances Van Dine, protec­ wood. 40-34 before London showed its also made 14 of 15 against Wash­ E. B. Converse attended the an­ The ^-effect, according to Dr. Kronk, g ...... 1 1 3 who made 624 points in 1949-1950. University of Virginia eagers and tor; Barbara Barker, guard; Edna T.'ais C. Ericker, assistant plant last quarter revival to tie count Lammi, g ...... 4 1 9 ington and Lee. , was an official for years, labeled nual meeting of Colonel Harry, toss. 5. Broke the Duke University Parrett, pianist; Phyllis Graham, physiologist, is to keep the stem before Nibert’s free Dillion, g ...... 2 1 5 9. Set a new Southern Confer- Groat as the “the finest basket- Grand representative; Edna Inc. (Brown Swiss) at Smeltzer’s Total ...... single season scoring record set in Columbus on Saturday after­ end, or button, of the lemon alive Nibert's foul shot was chalked .. 17 8 42 by Ed Koffenberger in 1947. ence tournament record for most ball player I have ever seen in Wentz, alternate; Ethel Freeman, Madison noon. and green and prevent internal up with just three seconds re- FG FT TP points in entire tourney by scoring South in my 27 years’ coach- captain of Degree Staff; Char­ changes which accompany aging Robertson, f ...... 0 1 1 6. Broke the Duke four-year Ing.” Johnny Roby was a guest Sat­ maining to play. That spelled the career record in a year and one- 85 points in three games against lotte Stump, press correspondent. of the fruit. Thus the lemons are margin of victory for the home Smith, f ...... 4 4 Virginia Tech, William and Mary urday night and Sunday with Hays, f ...... 0 1 1 half of play, with 1,106 points. Navy Coach Ben Carnevale KNIGHTS INSTALL Roby Hennis. Overnight guests less susceptible to certain rott­ team, Leaving London in a tie 7. Set the Duke single game and North Carolina State. Baid that “Groat is one of the Installing officers for Talmadge ing fungi. w for first place with Worthington. Clark, c ...... 4 4 12 Friday were Asil Bidwell HI and Toops, g ...... 4 7 15 scoring record with, 37 points 10. He is the only man in Duke greatest basketball players I have Lodge were, Vice Grand Chan­ Johnny Roby. Friday was Roby’S Both schools have 3-1 records. Young, g ...... 1 0 2 against Davidson. basketball history ever to score seen. H is definitely All-Amer- cellor Commander Berger, L. L. birthday. Nibert contributed 15 points for Total ...... 13 17 43 8. Set Duke free throw record more than 30 points in a single ica material and one of the best Ross, Grand Prelate and Grand Correction—Austin, not Warren, OHIO the winners and Quinichette 13.* Score by quarters: against Davidson January 29 by game and he accomplished this all-around players today. Master at Arms, John Evans, all Harbage is the new member of Sonny Wheeler topped the Lon­ Madison ...... 9 14 10 10 43 of Columbus. the Canaan School Board. YORKSHIRE don tally with a total of 15 points. Monroe ...... 4 21 8 9 42 Installed were, Byron Smith, Charlene Hennis spent the London F.G FT TP Referee, Crispin; umpire, Bobo. chancellor commander; Marvin week-end with Haila Roby. BREEDERS Wheeler, f ...... 7 1 15 Parrett, Jr., vice chancellor Com­ Miss Doris Gordon was hostess 2 6 Week’s Schedule Minner, f ...... 2 Madison Eagles have a four Reddish Is US Ace Skier mander., Jeff Mahorney, master at a baby shower for Mrs. Frank 12 BRED GILT SALE Hunter, c ...... 4 4 night schedule coming up this at arms; Richard Van Dine, mas­ Roby Saturday evening. Attending Simpson, c ...... 0 1 1 NEW YORK—Uncle Sam is no ter of works; Jack Steele, pre­ week playiing three games at H were Mrs. Hayes Carter, Mrs. 30 GILTS TO SELL Miller, g ...... 5 2 2 snob when it comes to the Olym­ late; Elmer Mason, recording Jack Roby, Mrs. Mary Roby, Miss 2 home and one away. The two pics. He continues to give athletes J Wilson, g ...... 1 0 League games, both at home are secretary; Harold Snyder, finan­ Lynn Williams, Mrs. Ray Wil­ Washington C. H. Grove City FG FT TP time off. cial secretary; John Andrews, Monday night, January 21 with liams, Mrs. Joe Hock, Mis. Aus­ Fairgrounds Engles, f ...... 2 1 5 The latest to get permission to treasurer; Ralph Wikson, inner tin Harbage, Mrs. Carl Smith, 1 Fairfield and Saturday night, compete is Jack Nicholas Red­ Potts, f ...... 0 1 January 26 with South Solon. guard; William Masort, outer Mrs. Warren Harbage, Mrs. Hugh SATURDAY Weber, f ...... 2 4 8 Tuesday night, January 22 the dish, YNT2, on leave from the guard: Ira Hunter, Granville Neff Roby, Mrs. Arthur Meeker, Mrs. Quinichette, e ...... 6 1 13 Eagles will try for a win over U. S. Naval Reserve Training and Marvin Parrett, Sr., trustees. Ed Burnside, Mrs. Edw ard Hennis, FIMUARY 2 Nibert, g ...... 5 5 15 the Madison Alumni and Thurs­ Center at Fort Douglas, . H. O. Cbell, g ...... 3 1 7 day night, January 24, they will In the last Olympics, in London SHOW AT 10:70 A. M. Totals ...... 10 10 48 go to Bloomingburg. in 1948, the Army gave leave to GET THE BEST! SALE AT I P. M. Totals ...... 18 13 49 Mai Whitfield and the runner USED ■L, Score at end of each period: set an Olympic record in taking GET FREE OPEN GILT TO FFA London ...... 15 25 34 48 the 800-meter run in 1:49.2. Whit­ Truck , - e „ OR 4-H MEMBER Grove City .... 12 28 40 49 field, a technical sergeant in the By The Jenks Air Force, has won the 800-meter HEAD • ELECYkiC RANGES For Catalog Write In a thrill-packed. clean played A AU outdoor run the last three » ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS ball game Friday night LHS met years. QUARTERS > ELECTRIC HOME FREEZERS DON M. RUHL her first league defeat bj: a one By Barb, Jan. and Phyl Sgt. Whitfield figures to go to HOME APPLIANCE SHOP MT. GILEAD, OHIO point margin, Grove City 49, Lon­ the summer Olympics in Helsinki, 1951 DODGE V/2 ton L. W. 68 50 5. Main St. don 48 in a gym packed with Every year about this time So does Dick At t Josey, AAU 110- butterflies begin fluttering in each B., chassis and cab or frenzied spectators. meter high hurdles champion the cast furnish body, low Although the Red Raiders led stomach around London Hi. This last two years. Dick is in the “thing" that haunts is. that se­ mileage, good tires* at inc- first quarter, the Grey­ Navy and stationed at Annapolis. mester occuranee known as ex­ deluxe cab, booster hounds began taking the rebounds ams. Wednesday morning found Just recently the Navy gave a leave of absence to tennis player brakes. and guarding more closely, and us ready for the first ones, and JACK REDDISH ruled at the half by two points. they weren’t so bad after all. Tony Trabert so that he might 1949 CHEVROLET 2 ton London tailed during the whole compete in the Davis Cup mat­ Maybe it’s the past tense that Gets Leave for Olympics chassis and cab, radio last frame up to the closing 30 lends charm. ches. seconds, when Bill Hunter raced Giving Jack Reddish leave to by the Navy on the 24-year-old- niedals. He was fourth in’ the end heater, new rear down the floor and slipped the At the end of a week of hard take part in the winter Olympics Reddish is the most complete re-.‘world’s championship slalom and tires, cx/ra good con­ ball through the hoop. The Raid­ study and exams, the London Red at Oslo , Feb. 14-25 ap­ cord we have eyer seen on-j-fi first among Uie American ama- dition. 2 speed rear ers were in front 48-47. For the Raiders basketball squad suffered pears to be a good move since skier. ■ ‘ teurs. axle. . ' . , , _ _ ■ In 1948-49 he captured 11 Greyhounds with. 15 seconds to a heartbreaking defeat at the the former University of Utah Reddish won the Snow Cttp medaiS( including three North go, Jack Quinichctt hit one of his hands of Grove City, 48-49. This athlete (football, track and ski­ last year, finished American and three National 1949 INTERNATIONAL 1V2 two four shots to knot the score! defeat threw us into a tie for ing) is America’s No. 1 skier. third in the U. S. National giantj titles ten truck, L. W. B., It looked for sure like an over­ first place in the Mid Six with Reddish was the first American slalom and third in the North time contest until the whistle Worthington. A lot of tension is ’in the downhill, slalom and spe­ Technically, Reddish will tee ®n chassis ar.d cab. This American downhill. He was sec­ truck is reedy to go to blew with three seconds left. A building up for those all import­ cial slalom at the 1948 games in ond in both the North American duty during the Olympics. Just foul, with Carroll Nibert shoot­ ant league games next week. We St. Moritz, He finished sixth in slalom and in the combined before the U. S. winter team work. ing, made the laast moments the all have high hopes and lot of the special slalom, eight in the downhill and slalom. . of 31 men gathers in Norway on longest in the game. Nibert’s shot faith in our team. Don’t let us slalom and 26th in the downhill Feb. 7, Reddish will report to the cleared the net; the score board down! skiing. During the 1949-50 winter sea­ Naval attache at the American 1947 INTERNATIONAL 2 Yes ,.. but it’s like new now! 100 per cent read Grove City 49—Visitors 48. The information sheet put out son Reddish^ took five first place Embassy there. The history and government 4------ton, L. W. B., good tir­ Sonny Wheeler led the Raiders classes decided to make use of es. This job will ts!4 Ellars, London Reserve center, bounds, athletically would have When the Clowns recently won tan pick-up, ground starred in the first tilt of 39-34, played it tor the two classes. As WOULD CHANGE cess, Re-lug with in all political meetings, there to answer to its accrediting as­ a game at Dunkirk, N. Y., it grip tires London, with 16 points. Culberson was some disagreement, but it sociation. A flagrant violation marked •their 61st victory in a Vacu- Lug to add led Grove City with 14 counters. COLLEGE SPORTS row. 1946 FORD V» ton pick-up, Tuesday, January 22, London was all friendly. would endanger the school’s aca­ years of useful again takes on the Marysville demic standing. One of the features of the team good tires, special at In spite of exams and their WASHINGTON, —(An—College 6. No freshman should be al­ $575.00 Monarchs whom the Raiders beat upsetting influence, work in the sports as they now are conducted is the half-time show put on by working life to by a bare three points the last lowed on varsity teams. Junior one Richard King, who is Ibetter new building went on as usual— would be completely changed college transfers should wait a your tractor tires. time, 40-37. almost. Some curious teenagers under a far-reaching plan pro­ known as King Tut. He has per­ 1941 CHEVROLET V/2 ton full year before being, allowed to formed in some 300 baseball ventured through the just com­ posed by 10 college presidents play. long wheelbase. Chas­ pleted corridor for a look around studying intercollegiate athletics. parks throughout the country and sis and cab. Extra No more slipping The council is made up of all is just as adept on tire basket- MID-SIX and left their calling cards. Or The presidents came up with a good. or lost power for rather, left their foot prints in code that would rule out spring the leading educational associa­ ball court. tions in the country pius 976 uni­ STANDINGS some wet cement! loot ball practice, for bid post-sea­ Most of the Broadway Clowns your tractor if you versities, college and school sys­ 1937 DODGE P/2 ton. new AFTER Mrs. Bob Dietsch and Virginia son games and wipe out athletic hail from Harlem and Brooklyn. W L Pt. Opp. scholarships. tems. tires cn rear. Special try out VACU- London ...... 3 1 202 158 Dietsch of West Jefferson spent However, seven-footer Andy (Big It has no power, bat its influ­ Boy) Maddox comes from Phila­ at $225.00 Worthington ...... 2 1 162 147 the weekend with Miss Dietsch'■ As expected, it quickly dr^w ence is tremendous, LUG! C me in and see how the process Grove City ...... 2 1 1148 150 granparents, Mr. and Mrs. Esker delphia and Bobby Knight from criticism. President High C. Wil­ Even if the plan were to go Hartford, Conn. Each of the eight saves yen lune and half ihe cost of new tires. Marysville ...... 2 2 168 168 Goldsberry after a two months lett of the National Collegiate into effect fairly soon, all exist­ R. N. ARDREY .... 1 2 121 128 stay with her parents, Mr. and regulars on the team is over six Westerville .... Athletic Association, (NCAA) in ing contracts would be honored. feet. The captain is Ralph (Sure Hilliards ...... 0 3 139 188 Mrs. R. F. Gillivan. INC. Cincinnati, described the proposal This would mean that conferences Shot) Sealy. as “a little premature”. Comment which have bowl contracts would Ms’GcJs Tire Adirrintmtnt High & Oak St. ..Phone 246 flowed elsewhere . complete-them and that any stu­ Coach Davidson, who led the 70 E. High Sf. Phone 255-W The presidents, members of a dent on an outright athletic Carlton Branch YMCA team of OPEN EVENINGS From where 1 sit... //Joe Marsh special committee set up by the scholarship would be altowed^lo Brooklyn to the National YMCA American Council on Education, finish his education. ‘ 4 crown last season, is looking for­ 0 disclosed their plan at a news ward to a European tour and an­ conference, it recommended that: other of South America. On the Ed Got Red 1. Athletic scholar-ships should Colored Clowns 1 last one his club traveled by air . be forbidden. All scholarships and played nearly every night. fptfw'' 6^ jack John con e^fiMoitr Proving Popular | ■ ■■.-inaimiiim-irr^ -w -lima—imt- WBiiwiitr**—*—-~~ia^iiMiTMMiiw— n——imu - ■ ■ ______In His Own "Hot Wafer" should be given strictly on the basis of a student's educational NEW YORK—The New York ability and his economic needs. went without all week end—the Broadway Colored Clowns may Big Ed started a Pay-Yonr- 2. Each s|>ort should be played never take the place of Abe For Fishermen Bid” campaign last veek and Commissioner’s among them. and practiced only in its season. Saperstein’s Harlem Globtrotters,' V 4-nded up with a slightly red face. Seems Ed forgot to pay hit bill. Under their plan, football would who have played basketball iif* The new enlarged and greatly Jvds been our Water Commis­ From where I sit, Ed’s mistake be prac+iced and played only from far off places, but at least they’re improved Ohio Fishing Law Di­ sioner for ten years, and for ten is one we all make at times. Wo Sept. 1 until the first Saturday giving it a good try. ; gest should be in the hands of years now he’s been getting riled are too quick to accuse others in December. Basketball practice The Clowns, jusf trad: a license dealers throughout the up over slow pa>menU of bills. while forgetting our own faults. and games could not begin until South America tour .where they state within the next few weeks. Lots of us do it, for instance, over Doe. 1 and would end by March compiled 45 straight ‘ victories; The statewide liberalization of So, he finally derided to do 15. Baseball practice and games now are touring New York State fishing regulations forced a near something drastic about it. Last a difference in taste for a soft complete revision of the Digest. drink or a friendly glass of beer. would be confined to the period and New England. It's a young •w eek he sent notices that if the (between March 1 and spring grad­ team with two campaigns under It includes a Large map of the •slackers didn’t pay up by Friday, Let’s respect each other’s prefer­ uations. its belt,. * - . • -* State on which the ■ location of he’d shut off their water. ences and we’ll ail stay out of 3. All post-season games would Recently they put on such a most of the important fishing Naturally, some still didn’t "bet waler.” be forbidden. In -season tourna­ display of ball handling wizardry lakes are Indicated, and line square accounts. Ed ordered their ments would be limited to those in Boston’s Garden that President drawings of fifteen of the most common fishes of Ohio to aid JACK JOHNSON water turned JS, and 14 homes sponsored by the schools them­ Walter Brown invited them b^ck selves and held on their own for another date. '* fishermeifc in identifying their CHiVBOLSTiOLPfMOBUl WKdttRVK ? w-r-...... campusef, r Clowit owner-coach Charley catches. If is planned to use dif­ 129 9. MAIN 1T.« LOtfPON, O.*PWON€ 222 Copyright, 1952, United btatet Brevert Foundation 4. A scholarship to be given Davidson has lined up a set of ferent kinds of fish each year on primarily ihe educa- in nud-west and late the digest so that fishermen may —-fed.

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