Art Lewis Star For Giants In Thanksgiving Victory
New York Giants end 14 0 over Brooklyn Dodgers with Art Lewis scoring a key rushing touchdown after recovering a fumble and setting up the second score. Once a tackle, Lewis has been shifted to guard by coach Steve Owen and has been a standout lineman all season.
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Ohio University
New York Giants
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Brooklyn
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New York Post
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Dodger
Women to Attend Aquatic Forum at Ft Lauderdale
Miss Carrie Spencer and Miss Audrey Callander, Ohio University instructors, lead a national group of female swimming instructors to the Aquatic Forum in Ft Lauderdale Florida at Christmas. The program includes lectures and demonstrations by Dr Josephine Rathbone Miss Nita Sheffield and others with registration set for December 19 to 22 and first assembly December 23.
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Ohio University
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Columbia University
Nita Sheffield
T Louisiana State University
Frances Greenwood
University of Alabama
Grace Daviess
University of Cincinnati
al Gordon
Matt Mann
University of Michigan
Edward T. Kennedy
Columbia
J. H. Nill
West Point
Willis Coosing
Katherine Rawls
Pitt and Washington Favored for Rose Bowl Bid
Seattle report says University of Pittsburgh and the Washington Huskies hold the inside track for the Rose Bowl spot after Pitt’s upset loss to Duquesne. The Huskies clinched the Pacific Coast title and will announce their opponent Monday. Alabama and LSU were also considered for the New Year’s game.
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Washington
Washington Daily
Panthers
Buckeye All Star Team Picks Honorary Captain Donofrio
United Press selects Buckeye Conference all star squad with Ohio U led by Danny Donofrio as honorary captain and Jake Wagner Ed Hagaman Woody Wills joining on offense. Miami and Dayton place multiple players while Cincinnati and Marshall claim key spots.
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Rambler USC clash headlines weekend grid card
Notre Dame Ramblers face USC in Los Angeles as key inter sectional clashes close the 1936 schedule. Arkansas Texas LSU Auburn, Texas A&M and others vie for conference supremacy while Maryland Western Maryland and Miami Georgetown battles fill the weekend card.
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OSU Awarded Football Numerals To 192 Freshmen
Charles Coury, a former Athens High School football and basketball star, was among 192 freshmen receiving football numerals at Ohio State this week.
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Athens
Ohio State
Quail Hunting by Car Ended as Vehicle Tale
Miami humorist recounts quail hunting from a rumble seat in Florida, where the chase yields windshield shards and spare tires instead of birds. He sat in the rumble seat as the car felled coveys, criticizing the sport’s lack of true sportsmanship.
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Henry McLemore
Miami
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Where's Dizzy Going That's Big Question
Montreal reports the baseball world buzzing over Dizzy Dean's future as major leagues bid for the Cardinals ace. Giants Reds Pirates and Dodgers reportedly offer cash and players while Chicago holds firm, and the minor leagues move to end the Little World Series with a reshuffled playoff and prize pool.
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San Francisco
Johnny Gill
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Yanks
International League
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State May Get Aquatic Meet
Columbus Ohio State coach Mike Peppe said the Western Conference swimming meet next March may move from Indiana University to Ohio State due to unmade pool alterations. Final decision lies with Major John L Griffith. Ohio State already holds the 1938 Big Ten and 1939 national intercollegiate meets. last hosted a major aquatic event in 1934.
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Bucks
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Gophers to rule Big Ten with strong 1937 squad
A University of Minnesota led forecast says the Gophers will again top the conference in 1937, despite losing 11 veterans including co captain Ed Widseth. Northwestern, Ohio State, Purdue and others face mixed fates as games shift with key graduations.
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Bruce Berryman
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Champion Gridders Feted By Kiwanians of Glouster
About eighty attended a banquet for championship football teams Glouster and Jacksonville Trimble High Schools hosted by the Kiwanis Club in the Glouster gymnasium. Speeches thanked the two schools for their league achievements and noted community plans for Christmas toys and a community tree.
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Glouster Ecitod
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Max Antle
Fred Darling
Richardson
David P. Morris
Athens
Crawford
Palace
Ralph Woods
Three Violators of Game Laws Are Fined
Three men were arrested last week by Game Protector B. F. Swartz for illegal fur possession. James Merritt of Millfield pleaded guilty to muskrat fur in closed season, fined 50 dollars plus costs, and to pay. Joe Kollister of Athens R. F. D. pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and paid. Fiverett Hawk of Coolville Route 4 pleaded guilty to unlawful muskrat fur possession, fined 30 dollars plus costs, and arranged to pay.
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James Merritt
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Athens
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Costae
West Virginia State Triumphs Over Wilberforce at Thanksgiving Game
Attending were Elizabeth Williams Bertha Williams Mise Morton Lawrence Williams Bill Colwell and Adolphus Dean from Columbus and Guouster. West Virginia State won the championship game played on Thanksgiving. A victory ball followed on campus near Charleston. The World War cost a daily total of 107 million dollars.
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Bertha Williams
Mise Louise Morton
Columbus
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Adolphus Dean
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Hounds Beat Chumps In City League Bowling Match
The Hounds defeated the Chumps three straight in a City League game on Tuesday night at the local alleys. Joe Wolfe Sr. led the Hounds with a 236 high game and Yondel Johnston of the Chumps also carded 236. Williams and visiting relatives noted in Glouster Thanksgiving gathering.
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Chumps
Yondel Johnston
Joe Wolfe
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Study Club Meets at Home of Mrs Kittle
Mrs. Ora Kittle hosted the Progressive Study Club at Walnut Hill with 10 members present. President Ruth Watkins led a two part program including a paper on Man the Unknown by Alexis Carrel and a book review of The Life of Luther Burbank by Mildred Davis. The next meeting will be September 14 at Mrs. Ruth Watkins home.
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Progressive Study Club
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Alexis Carrel
Burbank
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Duquesne Named For Orange Bowl Bid
Duquesne University accepted an invitation to play as the North’s representative in the Orange Bowl in Miami on January 1. Tennessee and Texas Christian University were leading southern contenders. The Dukes declined a charity contest in San Francisco on December 20 against Santa Clara.
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Texas Christian University
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Santa Clara University
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Louis Rosenbloom Fight In Making for Hollywood Crowd
Promoter Charlie MacDonald offered Joe Louis a $100000 guarantee to meet Maxie Rosenbloom for the light heavyweight title in Legion Arena on February 26 before an invited crowd of 75. The bout would precede the Santa Anita Handicap betting event.
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U.P
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Legion Arena
Charlie MacDonald
Santa Anita
Women's Democratic Club Meeting Set In Jacksonville
The Women's Democratic Club will gather Thursday at 7 PM at the residence of Mrs. William Jansen Jr. in Jacksonville for a local party event.
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Women's Democratic Club
William Jansen, Jr
Yale Captain Larry Kelley Wins Heisman Trophy
New York reports Yale captain and All-American end Larry Kelley won the John W. Heisman Trophy with 218 points. Nebraska fullback Sam Francis was second with 47, Marquette’s Ray Buivid third with 43, as writers and broadcasters nationwide voted.
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Yale
John W. Heisman
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Buiid Werat
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
Clint Frank
Ed Widseth
Minnesota
Ace Parker
Duke
Fred Vanzo
Northwestern
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Alexander Wojciehowicz
Fordham
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