MITCH S MISSING MITCH S MISSING
The article reviews evolving football formations and coaches plans, linking Kopf and Bierman to new systems. It notes Bierman at the Iowa Navy Pre Flight School adapting cadet personnel with enlistees, fielding a 70 man squad for a 12 game schedule with many college and pro names involved.
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Minnesota
Bernard W. Bierman
Bernie Bierman
Iowa
Bierman
Iowa Seahawks
Ray Antil
Bob Daly
Northwestern
Mal Kutner
Texas
Charley Schultz
Green Bay Packers
Bob Flora
Michigan
Johnny Kulbitski
Fred Gage
Wisconsin
Butch Jordan
George Svendsen
Green Bay
Johnny Haman
Cleveland Rams
al Coupee
Forrest Evashevski
Bob
Pirates Help Cards To Gain On Dodgers Duel
A baseball roundup notes the Dodgers and Cardinals tighten the pennant race. Cardinals win a doubleheader against the Braves, while Dodgers drop a nightcap to the Pirates. Reds and Giants win, Yankees split with Red Sox as Henrich heads to Coast Guard service.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Pirates
Medick Widely Unpopular Visitor at Sportsman's Park
Radio announcer Dizzy Dean calls Joe Medick, now with Brooklyn, the most unpopular athlete to visit Sportsman's Park. He is disliked by fans and players alike.
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Medwick
ST. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Joe Medick
Brooklyn
Sportsman's Park
Householder and Trepp Win Club Championship at Athens
James Householder and Joe Trepp won the Class A and B Medal Play Handicap tournament at Athens Country Club with net scores of 73. Clarence Garrison finished second in A with 77, Leslie Coon third with 78, and a three way tie for fourth among Steve Wilson Art Comer and Joe Thackery. In B flight Jerry Sisler was runner up and R L Morton and Dr Bowman split third and fourth with 79. Art Comer captured the third flight title by beating George Schwartz 1 up in the finals.
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James Householder
Joe Trepp
Athens Country Club
Clarence Garrison
Leslie Coon
Steve Wilson
Art Comer
Joe Thackery
Jerry Sisler
R. L. Morton
Dr. Bowman
George Schwartz
Dayton Ducks Narrow Gap in Mid-Atlantic Pennant Race
The Dayton Ducks kept within 2 1/2 games of the lead as they defeated Springfield 4 to 3. Meanwhile the Charleston Senators were routed 10 to 0 by the Canton Terriers. Erie split with Zanesville, taking the first game 5 to 4 and losing the second 3 to 0.
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Dayton
Dayton Ducks
Charleston Senators
Ducks
Springfield
Senators
Canton Terriers
Erie
Zanesville
Sailors
Chillicothe man Stanley Manker wins 1942 Ohio AAU horseshoe title
Stanley Manker, 36, a Chillicothe candy maker, captured the 1942 Ohio AAU horseshoe championship in Norwood with a 56 percent ringer average, winning all 15 matches. Will Stitt of Mason finished second at 13-2.
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Cincinnati
Stanley Manker
Norwood
Will Stitt
Mason, O
All-Stars Play Eagles Tonight in Charity Game
The College All-Stars, humiliated 21 to 0 by the Chicago Bears last Friday, face the Philadelphia Eagles in a charity game at Municipal Stadium. More than 30,000 fans are expected and the net proceeds will go to USO and local charities. Kickoff is 8:30 p.m. EWT.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Municipal Stadium
USO
Baseball scores and standings across the league today
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 6, and tied Chicago 5 to 5 after nine innings due to darkness. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 3 to 1, while Pittsburgh won 9 to 5 in eight innings on Sunday. Cincinnati shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0 then won 8 to 5. St Louis topped Boston 8 to 3 and 3 to 2 in 11 innings. New York crushed Detroit 7 to 1 and then 4 to 3 in 10. St Louis 4, Boston 1. Boston 12, St Louis 6. Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1. Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2. Cleveland 3, Washington 1. Washington 2, Cleveland 0. Association results show Columbus 7, Louisville 2. Louisville 3, Columbus 1. Toledo 2, Indianapolis 1. Toledo 1, Indianapolis 0. Kansas City 9, St Paul 4. Kansas City 3, St Paul 1. Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis 5. Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis 1.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Boston Braves
Whitlow Wyatt
Bucs
Larry French
Braves
Harry Gumbert
Cards
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Johnny Vander Meer
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Giants
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Red Ruffing
Tigers
George Selkirk
Senators
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Phil Marchildon
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Association
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
National Club v. L .Pet
St Louis
Association Club L Pc
Louisville vs Columbus Baseball Box Score First Game
Louisville and Columbus played a baseball game with final score 2 to 7 in Columbus. Key contributions came from Gilbert Browne and Antonelli for Louisville, and Bergamo Antonelli Lazor for Columbus. Pitchers Karl Blumette Kress Munger limited runs. Fenton Wiethe Murray umpired. Time 1 54. The Libyans and Cushites of lower Egypt built the oldest light houses in the world.
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Louisville
Wietelmann
Benjamin
Morgan
Kress
Gilbert
Browne
Johnson
Bog
Blumette
Cecuces O
Columbus
Bergamo
Gleeson
SO Se Shcetan
Ode Antonelli
Bee Young
Munger
Heath
Antonelli
Lazor
Sperry
Klein
Young
Davis
Basls
Karl
Fenton
Wiethe
Murray
Lower
Egypt
ABA
Potter
Walters
Myatt
Wilks
Crouch
Two Are Fined by Mayor of Glouster
Two fines were ordered Saturday in Mayor Thomas Williams Sr s court. Charles Robinson Jr was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Pheola Newman Glouster was fined twenty five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to fighting. Both arrests were made Saturday by Chief Fred H Heck.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Charles Robinson, Jr
Pheola Newman
Fred H. Heck
Three Nines Locked In AA Race For Pennant Fight
The American Association enters its final week with three teams in chase. Columbus, Kansas City and Milwaukee hold the top three spots as Labor Day approaches, with Columbus holding the easiest schedule after two more games than Milwaukee and Kansas City. Columbus swept Louisville and leads despite a split doubleheader, while Kansas City and Milwaukee posted twin wins over St Paul and Minneapolis respectively. Toledo beat Indianapolis in two close games to stay in the mix.
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American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
W. Te
Columbus Red Birds
Indianapolis
Toledo
Potter Stingy
Red Birds
Louisville
Nelson Potter
Colonels
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Reds To Meet Phils Tonight
Cincinnati aims to extend a three game winning streak as they face Philadelphia following two wins yesterday. Johnny Vander Meer pitched his fourth shutout in the opener while Ray Starr earned his 14th win in the nightcap. Bert Haas and Max Marshall homered for the Reds, and Elmer Riddle is slated to start tonight against Rube Melton.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Phils
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Johnny Vander Meer
Tommy Hughes
Ray Starr
Joe Beggs
Starr
Bert Haas
Max Marshall
Ben Warren
Elmer Riddle
Rube Melton
Postwar boxing champs may come from service ranks says Lou Diamond
FULLERTONS ROUNDUP reports Lou Diamond the honest brakeman predicts next heavyweight champ and future champions across classes will be servicemen. He argues soldiers learn to fight when a comrade is hurt and will carry that grit into boxing after the war. Subtly notes many servicemen from small towns start boxing in the Army and may seek fame instead of returning home.
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New York
Lou Diamond
Lou
Catholic Service Men Honored in Glouster Flagdedication
More than 200 Catholics and non-Catholics attended a flag dedication service at Holy Cross Church Glouster. Rev Louis Preston Caldwell linked democracy to faith while noting 55 Holy Cross parishioners serve in the armed forces, double the last war.
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Glouster
Holy Cross
Louis Preston
St. Philemann’s
Caldwell
Edwin E. Yocke
Holy Cross Church
Preston
William L. Thompson
St. James Church
McConnelsville
Cornelius Gallagher
St. Patrick's Church
Buchtel
Drydock Miners Buy War Bonds for 250 Men
Workers at Mine 255 Drydock and Local Union No 648 UMWA have purchased 25 dollar war bonds issued for 250 employees who, through voluntary payroll deductions, will total 6250 in maturity value. The plan averages about 10 percent of total salaries contributed toward bonds.
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Glouster
Scrap Metal Drive Starts Wednesday in Trimble Township
A War Production Board Bureau drive to collect scrap metals and scrap rubber will begin Wednesday morning in the rural areas of Trimble Township. A truck provided by the Trimble Township Trustees will collect materials for about a week. The push excludes incorporated villages and urges residents to have scrap ready by Wednesday to avoid delays.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Bureau of Industrial Conservation
War Production Board
Glouster Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Glouster social notes record Circle No. 1 of Glouster Methodist Church meeting with 24 attendees, hostesses Mrs Mary Hawk and others. program included a vocal solo and readings. Stag Bridge Club hosted by Dr. C F Patton with high scores led by L G Colbert. Various locals, including Alys Kaufman from Cleveland and Marilyn Easley, were noted visiting family and friends. birth announced for John Roger, grandson of Phil Lips and Thomas Anderson. The medieval fortress of Famagusta in Cyprus is described as having 14 foot thick walls.
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Glouster
Elizabeth Gordon
J. H. Elias
M. M. Bryson
Clara Golding
P. J. Stanley
Dr. C. F. Patton
Stag Bridge Club
Alys Kaufman
Cleveland
Phyllis Kleinman
H. H. Henshaw
Cove
A. M. Bennett
Beulah
Marilyn Easley
Corning
Anne Harper
Maxine
Dorcas Burns
Columbus
Mary Burns
B. F. Swartz
Gail Faires
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
D. E. Carr
C. G. Faires
Babe” Faires
Earl E. Faires
Leonard Kleinman
Ohio State University
Sam Kleinman
E. H. Taylor
C. E. Marker
Phil Faires
Dayton
Bert Palmer
Bertie Phillips
Jacksonville
Otto Duncan
Trimble Heights
Rams Fall 17 14 to Giants in Exhibition Clash
Cleveland Rams lose to the New York Giants 17 14 in an exhibition game noted for Rams passing miscues. Rams outgained 325 to 319 yards, with Parker Hall scoring on a 15 yard drive and Gaylon Smith Magnani contributing, while Ward Cuff booted a decisive 16 yard field goal.
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AKRON
Cleveland Rams
New York Giants
Rams
Ward Cuff WanPawneenees
WeLuit Wiany
Giants
New Yorkers
Cleveland
Parker Hall
Dante Magnani
Gaylon Smith
Chet Adams
Tuffy Leemans
Hall
Ben Hightower
Magnani
Indians Idle Today Break Even Sunday
Washington, Indians rest before final 1942 game in the capital. Al Milnar’s six-hit pitching aided a 3 1 victory in the opener as Cleveland’s infield turned five double plays. The nightcap was a 2 0 loss to Emil Leonard, leaving the Indians two games back of the St. Louis Browns.
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Cleveland
Hackett
Weatherly
al Keltner
Fleming
Heath
Ey Boudreau
Mack
Desautels
Milnar
Seasenee
Washington
Wenesene
Spence
Campbell
Vernon
Estatella
Esses
Sullivan
Croucher
Eee Evans
Ence Hudson
Osceeere
Sevceses
Boudreau
Keltner
Hudson
Basil
Rommel
Stewart
Abba Hackett
Ove
Hegan
Denning
Harder
Ewe
aDean Meee
Reer Kennedy
Case
Ween
Hoffman
Evans
Leonard
Stelemeee
Ann
Kennedy
Rommell
Cleveland Indians
al Milnar
Senators
Tribe
Emil Leonard
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Indians Senators
Lou Boudreau
Ernie Stewart
Roy Weatherly
Les Fleming
Jeff Heath
Ray Mack
Mel Harder
Navy enlistment news reaches local barroom friend Francis Love
Francis Love hears from his son Bill who has enlisted in the Navy and he asks friends to write.
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Glouster
Francis Love
Bill
Navy
Snyder Aids Irish In T Formation Return
Notre Dame backs, led by Bob Snyder and An gelo Bertelli, prepare a revived T formation with Frank Leahy predicting a representative year. Opener at Wisconsin looms as the key test, followed by Georgia Tech, Stanford, Iowa, Illinois, Navy, Army, Michigan, Northwestern, USC, and Great Lakes. Key positions include Evans at left half, Gowe rig or Mello at fullback, Barry Murphy on the line, and Ziemba at center.
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South Bend
Ind
Angelo Bertelli
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Frank
Wisconsin
Irish
Badgers
Georgia Tech
Stanford
Iowa
Naval
Illinois
Navy
Army
Michigan
Northwestern
California
Great Lakes
Rock
Angelo
Owen
Dippy) Evans
Bill Earley
Creighton Miller
Jerry Gowerig
Jim Mello
Jack Barry
Capt
George Murphy
Lou Rymkus
Larry Sullivan
Bob Neff
Bob Dove
Harry Wright
Wally Ziemba
Manchester N H Wins Legion Junior Title Over Cinci
Manchester New Hampshire edged Cincinnati 1 to 0 to win the Eastern American Legion junior baseball championship in the final game of a best two out of three. The victors advance to meet the Western champions in a three out of five games series for the national crown this week.
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Manchester, N. H
Manchester
N. H
Eastern American Legion
Cincinnati
National American Legion
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Ote Glossop
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Glouster High School
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
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Tex
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Catholic Service Men of
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