Major Loop Gathering To Bring Deals
Milwaukee report notes a stagnant minor league convention with no major league deals. Mungo dominates NL trade chatter while AL clubs resist upheaval. Browns trade Hogsett to Washington for Linke as talks continue. National Association to vote on 58 amendments, including college player signings before graduation. Gewdy named Reds coach. Kelly offered Bees role.
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George Kirksey
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Joe Vosmik
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Rollie Hemaley
Browns
Donald Barnes
Elon Hogsett
Washington Senators
Ed Linke
Mungo
Giants
National Association
Yanks
Cardinals
Jake Ruppert
Collegians
Hank Gewdy
Cincinnati Reds
Georgia Coleman Recovers Movements After Paralysis
Olympic diver Georgia Coleman, 1928 and 1932 champion, shows arm movement for first time since illness. Doctors say pneumonia and intestinal influenza caused paralysis but spine spared. She plans to dive again and remains hospitalized with limited movement in legs and arms.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Georgia Coleman
Pr. P. C. Pahl
Hutson Sets Two Records in Pro Football Mark
New York reports Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers set two NFL records by catching 41 passes and boosting his yardage to 552 yards. Cards’ Gaynell Tinsley had 520 yards on 30 catches, while Jack Manders led scorers with 68 points.
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New York
U.P
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Alabama
Hutson
Cardinals
Bears
Chicago
Gaynell Tinsley
Jack Manders
Clark Hinkle
Green Bay
Dutch Clark
Detroit
Cliff Battles
Washington
Hinkle
John Karcis
Pittsburgh
Bob Monett
Oregon students demand coach Callison resignation
A group of University of Oregon students formed the CCCC or Can Coach Callison Club to press for Gary Callison's resignation. They pledged to boycott next fall's student activity fees if he remains as football coach after a four win five loss season.
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Eugene
Ore
O.R
University of Oregon
CCCC
Gary Callison
Callison
Georgia coach Harry Mehre resigns from UGA
Athens reports that Harry Mehre head football coach at the University of Georgia resigned today. Mehre had served as line coach since 1923 and as head coach since 1927, writing Dr. W Q Payne that he was forced to resign under present conditions.
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Athens
Harry Mehre
University of Georgia
Mehre
W. Q. Payne
NFL Passing Leaders and Yardage Leaders Listed
In 78 attempts Ed Danowski of New York earned 53 completions in 110 tries with 506 yards. Sammy Baugh of Washington’s Redskins ranked high in efficiency with 74 completions in 156 passes but totaled 909 yards.
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Ed Danowski
New York
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Redskins
Travel Experiences Across Europe and British Isles Shared
Miss Merle Danford spoke to the Glouster Progressive Study Club on her summer travels through France Germany Belgium Holland England Scotland. She met Hitler in Germany at Nuremberg and visited Paris Antwerp Cologne Heidelberg Potsdam Avadale and London enjoying theatres and cathedrals.
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Glouster
Merle Danford
Progressive Study Club
Wilbur Balderson
Miss Danford
Europe
British Isles
France
Germany
Belgium
Holland
England
Scotland
Hitler
Nuernberg
Paris
Antwerp
Cologne
Colbenz
Heidelberg
Pottsdam
Avadale
London
Sarah Simple
Garrick Theater
Dr. Chitterhouse
Savoy
George and
Margaret
Clyde Harper
Bessie Brieker
Utica
Plan Installation Glouster Officers of Thea Chapter OES
Installation of officers of Thea Chapter OES will be held Tuesday evening December 2. The event takes place at the lodge with members expected to attend and elect the new slate for the coming year.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
OES
Mrs Morris to Lead Midweek Study at Church of Christ
Violet Morris will lead the midweek study and devotional service at the Church of Christ on Thursday night at 7 30. The gathering focuses on prayer and scripture in a brief, structured format.
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Mrs. Morris
Glouster
Violet Morris
Church of Christ
Henry Baumgartner Dies at Infirmary
Henry Baumgartner aged 45 died at the infirmary Wednesday after an illness of dropsy. He and his family once lived in Glouster and later moved to Newark. His wife had preceded him in death. Survived by two sons Joseph and Frank and two daughters Mrs. Stanley Arnold and Mrs. Sam Straits of Newark. Funeral arrangements not complete.
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Glouster
Henry Baumgartner
County Infirmary
Baumgartner
Newark
John S. Blower
Joseph
Frank
Stanley Arnold
Sam Straits
Glouster Club Plans Friday Meeting and Initiations
The N. T. Club will meet with Mrs. Mary Johnson Friday evening. Four candidates were initiated at Glouster Temple 560 Pythian Sisters Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hale Leach entered White Cross Hospital Wednesday for observation and treatment. her daughter accompanied her. Visitors included Miss Bessie Bricker of Utica and Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Newark. William Grant of Rutland spent Thanksgiving with relatives in town.
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Glouster
N. T. Club
Mary Johnson
Glouster Temple 560
Pythian Sisters
Hale Leach
White Cross Hospital
Mattie Foultz
Effie T. Brown
Rose Williams
Bessie Bricker
Utica
John Henshaw
John Morris
Jean
Mae Swindell
Jacksonville
Lawrence Miller
Newark
William Grant
Rutland
Troop 71 Plans Basketball Team Formation
Thirty-one Scouts attended Tuesday’s Troop 71 meeting at the Methodist Church. Scoutmaster Blawer led drills and helped with classwork and tests as members pursue merit badges. Scouts Skinner Kleinman Strahmeyer Sanhern Gene Skinner earned tenderfoot passes. Next meeting is Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the church social rooms.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
Blawer
Stanley Skinner
Billy Kleinman
Virgil Strahmeyer, Jr
Tom Sanhern
Gene Skinner
Women's Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Bryson Home
GLOUSTER The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church was hosted by Mrs P J Stanley on a Wednesday afternoon. Devotionals by Mrs M M Bryson reviewed the study chapter Christmas in the Christ Land led by Mrs E B Munden. Mrs Phil Robinson directed the stewardship prayer ritual and Mrs M M Murphy spoke on the Christmas offering use. Mrs John Bullach led Mystery Box. secretary Mrs T W Figley read a Christmas message from Mrs N A Vaughan of Adelphi Ohio. The annual Christmas offering was collected. Hostesses with Mrs Elizabeth Gordon, Mrs Mar Hawk and Mrs F G Boroff served refreshments to two guests Judith Vernon and Lilly Krighta and 18 members.
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T. W. Figley
N. A. Vaughan
Adelphi
Ohio
Elizabeth Gordon
Mar Hawk
F. G. Boroff
Judith Vernon
Lilly Krighta
Football Declared Most Dangerous Sport by Yale Doctor
Dr. Martin A. Stevens of Yale told the Southern Medical Association that football is the riskiest sport. He cited 17 direct football deaths this year through November 27 and injuries affecting 124 of every 1,000 college players, with sandlot and high school games more hazardous than college play due to equipment and supervision differences.
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Bill de Correvont
Dorothy Lagorio
Austin High School
Chicago
de Correvont
Austin
Lee
Soldier Field
de Correvant
Yale
New Orleans
Martin A. Stevens
Yale University
Southern Medical Association
Stevens
Nine Schools Represented On OC Team
Nine Ohio Conference schools are represented on the first all star eleven chosen by coaches, scouts, and newsmen. Baldwin Wallace and Case lead with two players each, while Wooster Capital Ohio Northern Heidelberg Mount Union Denison and Muskingum also placed players. Toledo excluded as not a conference member. Ray Mickovsky Bill Davidson Louis Nemic head the ballot as unanimous picks.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
Baldwin-Wallace
Case
Wooster
Capital
Ohio Northern
Heidelberg
Mount Union
Denison
Muskingum
University of Toledo
Ray Mickovsky
Bill Davidson
Sterling
Mickovsky
Warner
Rough Riders
Miekaveky
Davidson
Nemic
George Kovachy
Clinton Heacock
John Gotschall
Kovachy
Ziemke
Bill Krause
Baldwin Wallace
Harry Campbell
Krause
Campbell
Harold Anderson
Burton Honey
Anderson
Cage
Honey
Nemie
Heacock
Pasadena Out In Cold for Rose Tickets
Pasadena fans face blank sales as ticket allotments exceed demand for the Rose Bowl matchup between California and Alabama. The Golden Bear officials plan to mail 33 000 applications Friday with a potential 210 000 demand for 85 000 seats at Arroyo Seco. Alabama ships in Christmas Day with underdog odds of three points.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.P
Rose Bow
University of California
Alabama
Golden Bear
Big” Society
Ken Priestly
California
Bears
Dee
Tide
Grass Run-Side Hill Residents Attend Rally
Grass Run-Side Hill residents gather for the Western Meigs Christian Youth Rally in Dexter last Friday evening. The article lists numerous local households hosting or visiting relatives during Thanksgiving week, including the Nicholsons, Brattons, Glazes, Molds, Will, and Chase families, with attendance at services led by Rev. J. P. Miller in Dexter.
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Grass Run
Side Hill
Dexter
William Nicholson
Marvin Chase
Union
Don L. Wood
Patrick
Pomeroy
FE. Bratton
Norman Will
Howard
Henry Keyes
Parker Run
G. O. Will
Seth F. Nicholson
Ed Minx
Columbus
Emmett Davis
Bert Davis
Race Davis
A. E. Plummer
Jean
Roy Barton
Rutland
Harry Saxton
Mildred Braley
Johnny Braley
Langsville
George Wood
Kermit Brown
Baby
Marvin Davis
Akron
J. P. Miller
Indiana
European nobleman to teach skiing at Pikes Peak course
Count Philippe de Pret, a European nobleman and skiing instructor, will teach winter sports fans in Colorado Springs how to ski on Pikes Peak. He will instruct at the Glen Cove course on the north slope where the longest skiing season in America is offered.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Philippe de Pret
Pikes Peak
Glen Cove
America
Sonja Henie Sees Life From Star to Stage Skater
Hollywood star Sonja Henie reflects on the hard work of filmmaking versus skating The 1937 U P piece notes her days starting at five in the morning training for Happy Landings and her plan to tour with skaters after filming.
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Lsten
Sonja Henie
Adirondacks
Sonja
Senja
Banja
Nelson
Roy del Ruth
Jail Brother of Star Shortstop Involved in Auto Theft Case
Armen Durocher, four, brother of Leo Durocher, who recently moved from St Louis to Brooklyn, was sentenced to a year in jail for a three year-old theft. He appealed and is held on $3000 bail. Police say he was loaned a car to go to a bank to deposit $400 and disappeared with both.
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Springfield
Mass
U.P
Armand Durocher
Tracher
Leo Durocher
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Durocher
Notre Dame Unveils 1938 Football Schedule
Notre Dame plans a demanding 1938 slate with back to back weekends against Kansas Georgia Tech Illinois Carnegie Tech Army Navy Minnesota Northwestern and an open date before facing Southern California in the finale.
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Notre Dame
Ind
U.P
Elmer F. Layden
Irish
Kansas
Georgia Tech
Ilinois
Carnegie Tech
Army
Navy
Minnesota
Northwestern
Southern California
No Demands Made, Pitt Leader Says
Pitt honorary captain John Michelosen announces players did not demand pocket money or discuss such with university officials. He says the team ended football after the Duke game and is content with their record, praising California as a worthy Rose Bowl opponent and other bowls as well.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt Panthers
John Michelosen
Michelosen
Duke
California
Notice to heirs and property sale demand in Athens County
Albert Wyer as administrator of Harvey P. Wyer deceased petitions Probate Court of Athens County Ohio for sale of real estate to pay debts. Named defendants Albert Wyer Treata Gibson Mary Parker Carrie Ward reside in Ohio and must answer by December 4, 1937. The property lies in Rome Township Athens County described as 15 acres and 40 acres portions in Sections 8 and 13 Town 6 Range 12 Ohio Company Purchase.
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Albert Victor Wvyer
Havana
Arkansas
Elizabeth Wyer
Treata Gibson
Mary Parker
Malta
Ohio
Carerie Ward
Cincinna
Alice Wyer
Harvey FP. Wyer
Athens County
Athen
Rome
Ohio Company
Mary J
H J. S. Wyer
G. H. Hawk
A. L. Cole
A. L. Cole's
J. R. Noland
Mary J. Johnson
J. d Burke
E. Nicholson
Albert Wyer
Harvey P. Wyer
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Rose
WSL
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Vosmik
Arenz
Henry McLemore
Hollywood
Lake Placid
Boston
Miami
Pitt
Johnny Michelosen
Panthers
Santa Claus
Arrow
Beckley
Messenger
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