Ohio all Ohio football squad includes 27 players from Massillon and others
Northeastern Ohio schools lead with 11 selections in the all Ohio high school football squad of 27 released by United Press. Massillon stars Hillis Hume and Horace Gillom named Back of the Year and Lineman of the Year. Getz and Benjamin star ends.Bevy of players from Conneaut New Philadelphia Lorain Sandusky and others also honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Massillon
Northeastern Ohio
United Press
Northwestern Ohio
Southeastern
Southwestern
Central
New
Philadelphia
Conneaut
Lorain
Portsmouth
Toledo
Waite
Hillis Hume
Alliance
Horace Gillom
Ohio
Hume
Gillom
Ray Getz
Getz
Earl Benjamin
U. S. Naval Academy
Joe Ferr
John Anthony
John Willis
George Slusser
Gene Balconi
Sandusky
Gild Pedrotty
Jack Castignola
New Philadelphia
Earl Martin
Paul Kline
Andy Marantides
Canton McKinley
Tony Vanzonetta
Warren
all-Ohio
Gillem
Leo Benjamin
Mitch's Musings Ohio University closes 1939 football season
Ohio University footballers breezed to an easy finish to the 1939 season at Howard Hall banquet lauding the Bobcats for a solid year. Freshman squad coaching staff President Herman G. James athletic board of control board of trustees and guests aided the effort as Don C. Peden praised the season despite a poor start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Howard Hall
Bobcats
Herman G. James
Athletic Board of Control
Don C. Peden
Bobcat
Answers to sports and trivia questions and team notes
The article presents Q and A on racing horses War Admiral and Seabiscuit both descendants of Man O War, plus Sixto Escobar’s Puerto Rico birth and name origin. It then covers basketball team morale, coach and athletic board praise, and awards to varsity and first year players with lettering and numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Admiral
Seabiscuit
Sixto Fscobar
Puerto Rico
Sixto
A. Escobar
Barcelonetta
AA Magnates Open Meeting Deliberates 1940 Season Dates
At Columbus the American Association magnates opened their annual meeting to set the 1940 season. A schedule committee proposed April 18 to September 15 as the period, one week after the International League finish. A full slate must be drafted if the plan is rejected. The group will also weigh amendments to the minor league code and a potential vote on the Shaughnessy post season playoff system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Leo Miller
Indianapolis
Roy Hamey
Kansas City
Lou Nahin
Milwaukee
International League
Cincinnati
Shaughnessy
Comiskey Scores Another Kayo in Pro Boxing Streak
Pat Comiskey of Patterson New Jersey remained unbeaten with his sixth round technical knockout of Maynard Daniels from North Carolina. The KO extended his string to 24 knockouts in 26 fights as he kept his dominance in the heavyweight division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.P
Pat Comiskey
Patterson
N. J
Comiskey
Maynard Daniels
North Carolina
Tennessee Volunteers Roll Past Kentucky 19 0 in Ragged Victory
Tennessee stays undefeated with a 19 to 0 win over Kentucky. Key backs Cafego and Butler injured, risking participation in the final game and possible Rose Bowl. Vols outgained 206 to 199 as guards Suffridge Molinski and tackle Shires shone in a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
U.P
Tennessee
Kentucky
Bob Neyland
Volunteers
George Cafego
Johnny Butler
Auburn
Cafego
Butler
Alabama
Vols
Bob Suffridge
Ed Molinski
Ed Shires
Unionization of Boxing Men Planned by Sports Alliance
National Sports Alliance officials plan to form a union for boxing managers trainers seconds publicity men and announcers aiming to affiliate with a national labor group likely the AFL. The move targets perceived domination by promoter Mike Jacobs and seeks to curb lax licensing by the New York State Athletic Commission. Jacobs denounces the effort as trouble making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Alliance
Henry McLemore
New York
U.P
National Sports Alliance
Alliance
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Michael Strauss Jacobs
New York State Athletic Commission
The
Athletic Commission
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Luckoff and Atlas Store lead City League lanes action
GLOUSTER Luckoff beat Atlas Store two of three in City League with B Neiman posting 234 high single and 537 high triple. Atlas Store totals reached 2375, while Luckoff player results included J McAllister 487 and R Dink nook 498 in a mixed row of scores. Maxwell Garage topped L A Faires two of three in Thursday Afternoon League and A P edged Wolf Bowling Alley two games to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Luckoff
Atlas Store
B. Neiman
Maxwell Garage
L. A. Faires
Wolf Bowling Alley
A. Gamwell
J. Brooks
Luckoff
J. McAllister
G. Thompson
Ir. Dink Nook
Z. Marquis
W. Grimstead
Reds Seek Refunds for Unplayed World Series Ticket
Cincinnati fans may obtain refunds of $12 000 by returning their World Series fifth game tickets since the game was not played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
CinciNnati Reds
Ohio High School Players Named to All-Star Team
The list features top Ohio high school standouts by position including quarterbacks Dick Burgett and Dean Brooks, along with backs and linemen from numerous cities such as Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Toledo. The roster includes schools like Bellefontaine, Massillon, Steubenville, and Lima South, highlighting diverse teams across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bredbeck
Lima
Romeo de Capite
Cleveland
Holy Name
Bob Endres
Akron
Jerome Firtha
John Adams
Paul Hildreth
Bellefontaine
Jack Lewis
Marion Harding
Corky McCoy
Washington D. H
Eddie Mike
Steubenville
Junior Parsons
Portsmouth
Mirs Rosendale
Defiance
Roger Stoneburner
Wooster
Russ Beer
Mansfield
Art Davis
Newark
Dobrich
Campbell
Bill Garnes
Columbus West
Madison
Piqua
Gil Pedrotty
Massillon
Dave Adair
Xenia Central
John Aldergate
Dennison
Marty Brutz
Niles
Earl Gibson
Henderson
Mike Horvath
Warren McGinnis
al Stable
Cleveland South
Tom Aronholt
Coshocton
Dick Bodiker
Dayton Kiser
Don Evans
Columbus Grandview
Fremont
Glenn Wittekind
Marietta
Dick Acton
Lancaster
Elden Bush
Mt. Blanch
Howard Brown
Dayton Fairview
Steve Jadlowsky
Rodney Kellis
Hillsboro
Merv Martin
Wellston
Mason
Cadiz
Mike Modak
Thompson
Youngstown
Chaney
Don Wills
Dayton Fairmont
Service Elevens Ready for Battle at Municipal Stadium
The Army and Navy football teams square off tomorrow before a capacity crowd of 102 245 at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia. Both squads arrived last night and Navy guests were greeted boisterously at Jenkintown before heading to Manufacturers' Country Club in Oreland. Navy will work out today at Temple Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.R
Army
Navy
Municipal Stadium
Jenkintown
Manufacturers’ Country Club
Oreland
Midshipmen
Temple Stadium
Cornell Ohio State to play in Ithaca next year
Robert Kane of Cornell announced the next year’s football game with Ohio State will stay in Ithaca under home-and-home policy. Cleveland alumni and businessmen had pressed to move the game to Cleveland, but the university will not use neutral grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
U.P
Robert Kane
Cornell
Cleveland
Kane
College Grid Scores From Saturday Matches
A compilation of college football scores shows Brown 13 over Rutgers 0. Tennessee 19 over Kentucky 6. Alabama 39 over Vanderbilt 0. Texas A and M 20 over Texas 0. Arkansas 25 over Tulsa 0. Other results include Wake Forest 46 over Davidson 7 and Citadel 21 over Wofford 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Kentucky
N. Carolina
Virginia
Lenoir
Chattanooga
Mercer
Birmingham-Southern
Howard
Ala
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Centenary
Louisana Tech
Tuskegee
Montgomery Tech
Tennessee A. & L
Lincoln
Texas A. & M
Texas
Arkansas
Tulsa
Colorado
Denver
Whitman
Idaho
New Mexico
Colorado Aggies
L. A
Wash
State
San Jose State
Drake
NEW York
U.P
South
Pasadena
Auburn
Aggies
Brown University
Rutgers
North Carolina
Tarheels
Duke
Florida
Southern California
Tulane
Duquesne
Los Angeles
Washington
Huskies
U.C.L.A
New Orleans
Louisiana State
Green Wave
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Holy Cross
Boston College
Fordham
NYU
Baylor
Clark Resigns as Brooklyn Coach
The Brooklyn Dodgers pro football club of the National League seeks a new coach after George Patsy Clark resigned. The Dodgers went four wins, six losses and one tie. Clark had earlier guided Portsmouth and Detroit Lions to strong finishes and a 1935 world championship with Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U.P
Brooklyn Dodgers
George
Patsy) Clark
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Clark
Portsmouth
Detroit Lions
Cornell Wins Lambert Memorial Trophy Unbeaten
New York reporting that Cornell University was awarded the Lambert Memorial Trophy as the outstanding eastern college football team for an undefeated season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Cornell
Texas A&M and Tennessee Roll On Unbeaten
Texas A&M and Tennessee remained undefeated as they won big on Thanksgiving Day. Tennessee defeated Kentucky 19 0 and Texas A M beat Texas 20 0 to clinch the Southwestern Conference title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Aggies
Tennessee
Taft for President Club Meets at Mayor's Office
Glouster Taft for President Club held a Wednesday meeting in the mayor's office with 50 charter members. Officers named include D. F. Carr as president and H. A. Rogers as first vice president. next gathering set for December 13 in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
D. F E. Carr
H. A. Rogers
Harry Sayre
L. E. Burnelle
Earl Johnson
G. W. Rose
William Christman
Vera Kinney
Past Officers Are Honored by Lodge
The Thea Chapter C E S held a Tuesday evening meeting honoring past matrons and patrons in a ceremonial East procession led by Isabel Vernon and Mary Binderbasin. Corsages were given by Macatawa Bulloch, with soprano Mrs. F G Boroff singing A Perfect Day, as fifty attendees enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Haskins
Iva Pedicord
Georgia Sayre
Maude Howard
Ora Kittle
Mary Gamwell
Gertrude Pride
Annetta Lewis
Mary Hawk
Lucy Stiff
Isabelle Bulloch
Patla Wallace
Sara Williams
Vernice Antle
Mary Dillon
Robert Bulloch
Harry Trasin
Lodge to Meet Glouster Officers Elected at Jacksonville
Charles Thomas Lodge to install officers at a regular meeting in Jacksonville this Friday evening. After the lodge, refreshments will be served and a social hour will be enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Thomas Lodge
L0.c.f
Jacksonville
Magic City Lodge
Athens
Sereno Lodge
Services in Glouster Churches Announced
Glouster schedules for Sunday include 10:30 a.m. sermon by Rev F G Boroff at the Methodist Church with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School led by John S Blower and M M LeFavor guiding song service Epworth League meets at 6 p.m. led by Clara Summers The Four Horsemen is the evening topic Rev Max M Martin at Church of Christ will discuss Divine Healing Is It of God or Satan The fifth week of a Ten Week Loyalty Campaign. Bible School meets at 9 a.m. with Communion at 10:15 a.m. and Martin to speak on Why Church Members Are Lost Christian Endeavor also at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
F. G. Boroff
Methodist Church
John S. Blower
M. M. LeFavor
Epworth League
Clara Summers
The
Four Horsemen
Mr. Boroff
Church of Christ
Max M. Martin
Martin
Christian Endeavor Societies
Funeral attendees from out of town for Joann Yaw
Out of town mourners at Joann Yaw’s funeral included Mr and Mrs W R Yaw Wabeek Farm Mich Mr and Mrs John Yaw Adrian Mich Mrs Roy Keiser Columbus Mrs J B Smock New Concord and Mrs Leonard Smock Zanesville.
Teams Clash on Saturday In First Buckeye Bowl Tilt
Unbeaten Portsmouth and Toledo Waite meet in Ohio Stadium for the Buckeye Bowl. Waite copes with the loss of Bob Hecklinger while Jim Barker and Gene Rayburn lead the Trojans. Officials and a crowd above 10 000 are expected for the 2 p m kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fer
Gene Rayburn
Nick Rotz
Paul Workman
Tony Canzonetta
Jack Martin
Gene Balcont
Bob Hecklinger
Eddie Prokop
Paul Sarringhaus
George Slusser
Jim Barker
Bob McBride
Lloyd Reese
John Willis
Columbus
Portsmouth
Toledo
Waite
Ohio Stadium
Ohio
Scott
Trojans
Ohio River
United Press
Kent Pfeiffer
Denison
Harold Dunlap
Rodney Ross
Ohio State
Jerry Ratherman
Ohio Northern
Akron
Pace Recognized as World Bantamweight Champion by NBA
Lt. Col. Harvey L. Miller announced the National Boxing Association recognizes Georgie Pace of Cleveland as world bantamweight champion. The Salica Olivera Dec 14 San Francisco bout is not considered a title fight by the NBA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Harvey L. Miller
National Boxing Association
Georgie Pace
Cleveland
San Francisco
Lou Salica
Tony Olivera
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By Jim Emerson
Logan
Lloyd
Bronco) Reese
Quaker
Mitch
Sports Service Bureau
Athens Messenger
18Th St
Washington, D. C
Reed
Peden
Loren Staats
Athletic Board
James
W. J. Trautwein
Harold Wise
Dana Kelly
Kelly
Howard Wertman
Charles Herrell
Frank Szalay
Burnice Crabtree
Paul Kalivoda
John Zahradt
Bob Kramer
Bob Janiak
Dan Risaliti
Ronald Kaylor
Clayton Scholes
John Robbins
Warren Parker
John Shafer
Kenneth Frost
James Halderman
James Snyder
Bob Coe
Freshan
AA Magnates
Glouster — Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Dash
Charlie Ishmael
Emil Hust
Notre Dame
Don Boehler
Horace Gillom Howard Hollis
Carl Gunning
Steve Havelka
Herbert Hines
Paul Litter
Jim Russell
John Anthony Hillis Hume
Middletown
Lima South
Columbus East
Bellaire
Chillicothe
Toledo Waite
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Hamilton
Wichita
Washburn
Knoxville
Talladega
Citadel
Wofford
Glouster Taft Club
Lodge
Toledo Catholic
Toledo de Vilbiss
Knoxville, Tenn
Toledo Libbey
Toledo Scott
U. S
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Washington St
Reg. Price
Marietta College
Mich. West
Wabash College
Xavier University
Ohio Wesleyan U
Univ. of Dayton
Western Reserve U
Univ. of Cincinnati
Muskingum College
Miami University
the Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens National Banking Association
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