The Greene County Guardian, January 24, 1957

PAGE 4 JAMESTOWN, O ., JANUARY 24, 1957 the greem county GUARDIAN Bowersville Jefferson Shocks County 48-45 Smash Over Yellow Springs Guardian: 4-5091 SHOW,’. HERE is Rhonda Sue Furay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Furay, Cedar- ville. Rhonda will he two- years-old Feb. 4. Maternal g r andpa r en t s are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Artnent, James­ town, and paternal grand­ p a r e n t s are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McMahan, Springfield. (Nelson Creswell Photo.) Judy Wiseman New President Of 4-1 Bowersville Jefferson sud­ denly became a team to be r e c k o n e d with strongly in 'Greene County. The Tigers dipped over a 48-45 victory against Yellow Springs Bryan Friday night at Bowersville. J e f f e r s o n used much the same t a c t i c s which led to Bulldog downfall at James- -* a own. The T i g e r s clawed j 4 o l § t 0 1 X l out an early lead which left the v i s i t i n g Bryan squad stunned and ineffectual. Striking force was so strong that J e f f e r s o n led 16-5 at the end of the first period and had p i l e d up a 27-11 m a r g i n by halftime. After* that Yellow Springs recov­ ered somewhat, showing a s t r o n g surge in the second half. But the jubilant Jefferson forces weren't to be denied. i»roup Miss Judy Wiseman is the 1957 pres 1d c n t of Ccdar- ville's Senior 4-H Club. Of­ ficers were elected at a Jan­ uary meeting for the forth­ coming year. Aiding Miss Wiseman are Lois Thayer, vice president; Virginia C alt i 11, treasurer; Marlise Hartier, secretary; Sue Pa r s on s , senior help; D e b b i e Touchman, junior help; Joyce Sipc, reporter; Alice Evans, c h a i r m a n of the r c c r e a t ion committee and m e mb e r s of the com­ mittee are E l a i n e Spalir, Jane L ewi s , Barbara Mott, Mary Cummings. Club advisors are Mrs. Al­ bert Mott, Mrs. John Stover, and Mrs. Joint Bradfute. Club members are going to the Masonic Home at Spring- field Jan. 28 to e n t e r t a in there with a square dance, charleston, and jitterbug act. cedarville up church Eastern Star Meets Regular meeting of the Ce­ darville chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star was held Mo nda y with the wort h y matron, Mrs. Lucy Turner, presiding. Refreshments we r e served to the guests by Mrs. Earl Chaplin, Miss Betty Irvine, nd^Mrs;_DickJVilliamsoi^ Ureenoiew Junior High Wins Sixth G r c c n e v i e w Junior High School stretched its league record to five wins against a single loss in walking over CedarvilleJuniorHigh 37-21 on Jan. 17. Greeneview's Junior Rams now are alongside their big brothers in leading the loop. The season mark for the jun­ iors now stands at 6-2. Hie only dim mark for the Rams is that Bowersville Je f­ ferson also leads the league. The two reams are tied at the 5-1 loop mark. The young Rams must face the B o w e r s v i l l e Jefferson junior Tigers Thursday. This is the final game and the- championship hinges on the outcome. Results: GREENEVIEW - - Swaim, 3- 2-8; Pitzer, 0-2-2; Frost, 3- 2-8; Shaw, 1-0-2; Howard, 6-4-16; George, 0- 1-1; To­ tals, 13-11-37. CEDARVILLE - - George, 0- 5-5; Evan, 0- 0-0; White, 2- 2-6; Snyder, 2-0-4; Willis, 2- 2-6; Meyers, 0- 0-0; To­ tals, 6-9-21. Fete Set The t hr ee- count y Miami Valley H o l s t e i n Club will hold its a n n ua 1 b a n q u e t Wednesday, Jan. 30, at 7:30 p. m. at the Cedarville High school. The banquet is open to po­ tential members from Greene Clark and Madison counties. Members of 4-H clubs and FFA c l u b s who have com­ pleted Holstein projects will be admitted free. Tickets, at one dollar each, arc available from County Ag e n t A.E. Drake, Lauris S t r a 1e y , Mark Bingamon, Curtis Cosgrave, and W illi­ am Stover. Trophies will be awarded to the club m e m b e r s with the highest butterfat average and highest herd average for the past year. Guest speaker will be Ferris Owen of Newark, O ., who will show slides ofhis recent trip to Russia. Ron Brbwn, with 15 points, and Bob Marshall, with 13 p o i n t s for the game, kept the Tigers humming through - out the last two quarters. Jefferson copped the reserve game 31-25. This leaves the Tigers be­ hind only Greeneview in the Greene County League and makes the Bowersville quin­ tet the most s e r i o u s threat to Ram s u p r e m a c y at this point in the league. Results: BRYAN - - Dawson, 4-2-10; Garman, 1 -2 -4 ; Pieh, 4 - 3- 11; Blackwood, 3 -2 -8 ; Aug- spurger, 1 -2 -4 ; Hull, 4- 0- 8; Totals, 17-11-45. JEFFERSON--Guthjie, 3- 1- 7; Gregory, 0- 2-2; Gustaf­ son, 2- 5- 9; Williams, 1-0- 2; Brown, 6 -3 -15 ; Marshall, 5 -3 -13 ; Totals, 17-14-48. 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