Ohio Teams Dominate U P Mythical All Star Eleven
The United Press all Ohio team includes 11 players selected by coaches scouts and reporters after reviewing over 200 nominations. Ohio University the University of Dayton and Western Reserve each place two players on the first team joining Toledo Baldwin Wallace Xavier Akron and Case. Four Buckeye Conference players three Ohio Conference players and four from unaffiliated schools are represented.
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Ohio
Dayton
Reserve
U.P
Columbus
United Press
Buckeye
Ohio University
University of Dayton
Western Reserve
University of Toledo
Baldwin-Wallace
Xavier
Akron
Case
All-Ohio First Team and Honor Roll Football Roster Summary
United Press lists 194 lb Tony Popp of Toledo and 206 lb Chester Adamczyk of Ohio U among first team players. Honorable mentions include Nebel of Xavier and Nebel as honorary captain, plus numerous players from Western Reserve, Dayton, Baldwin Wallace and others across Ohio colleges and universities.
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Tony Popp
Toledo
Appleton
Wis
Chester Adamczyk
Ohio
U. Cleveland
Harold Wyandt
Western Reserve
Canton
Fred Nebel
Xavier Chicago
Paul Wagner
Dayton Cleveland
Phil Ragazzo
Niles
Bill Davidson
Baldwin-Wallace
Brecksville
John Montgomery
U. Bellefontaine
Jack Padley
Dayton
Philadelphia
Frank Zazula
Akron Canton
Ray Mickovsky
Cleveland
Xavier
Kelker
E Day
Zemla
Akron
T Campbell
Capital
Donofrio
U. G
Wagner
Miami
Cummins
Xavier Lucas
Heacock
Muskingum Gatshall
Wooster
McDonough
Dayton Slovak
Kovachy
Denison
All-state grid selections honor Nebel and team linemen
Fred Nebel leads the linemen in the all-state picks with Ragazzo and Adamczyk, while ends Popp and Davidson headline the receiving corps. Backfield stars include Montgomery Padley Zazula and Mickovsky, with Nebel awarded honorary captaincy for his versatility and leadership.
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Nebel
Adamczyk
Ragazzo
Mystery Man's Manager Hurls Defy to Babe
New York reports Marty Forkins vows to back any sum to pit John Montague against Babe Ruth in a charity match with a select crowd after Ruth claims Montague outranks him at golf. Their Meadow Creek Club clash drew 12 000 spectators, forcing a halt on nine holes as crowds surged. Ruth denies owing bets and calls Montague a great golfer and a fine fellow.
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New York
U.P
John Montague
Babe Ruth
Marty Forkins
Montague
Ruth
Forkins
Monty
John
California
Montague-Ruth
Meadow C. C
Sylvia Annenberg
Mildred “Babe” Didrikson
White-collar workers lose interest in reducing diet fad
A Northwestern National Life Insurance survey of 2,600 workers across 22 cities shows rising indifference to the once popular reducing diet. The study indicates shifting attitudes toward weight loss plans among urban office staff in Minneapolis and other locations.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Unexploded cartridge triggers blast at Clinton station
Mrs. Leland White pulled into a Clinton filling station and picked up an unexploded cartridge like a nail. The device did not detonate at once but finally discharged when it rubbed on the pavement.
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Clinton
Okla
Leland White
Woodworth Named Cincinnati Assistant Coach
Wade Woodworth was named as assistant to Joseph A. Meyer, the newly appointed head football coach at the University of Cincinnati. Woodworth had served as head coach for the last half of the previous season.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Wade
Woodworth
Joseph A. Meyer
University of Cincinnati
Hollywood Promoter Francis Albertanti Tours Suns and Studios
Hollywood promoter Francis Albertanti, a New York figure linked to Al Smith and Jack Dempsey, appears on the Warner Brothers lot. He discusses Broadway, sun exposure, and Joe Louis with Henry McLemore, noting Schmeling would likely knock Louis out in the film setting.
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Hollywood
Sahara
Yankees
Giants
Chicago
Warner Brothers
Senor Francis Albertanti
Albertanti
New York
Battery
Bronx
Aquarium
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan Island
al Smith
Jack Dempsey
Jim Braddock
Francis
Broadway
Mickey Walker’s
Joe Louis
Schmeling
United Press
Local Club Meetings and Postponed Installation in Columbus
Glouster residents visited Columbus with Miss Selma Jonas and family attending. Rothwell Club hosted by Mrs. Alta Lovell and Mrs. Jessie Hill. twelve members discussed Athens County landmarks and donated funds to Boy Scouts and Community Christmas Tree. A paper on Industries of Ohio was read by Mrs. H. F. Kittle. Thea Chapter OES installation moved from December 21 to December 28. Elizabeth Beshara hosted a bridge party for four guests and four tables of bridge.
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Rothwell Club
Alta Lovell
Jessie Hill
William James
Athens County
Boy Scouts
H. F. Kittle
Industries of
Ohio
W. A. Craft
Bessie Bricker
Thea Chapter
O.E.S
Elizabeth Beshara
Rachel
Jane Murray
Agnes Melligan
Carl Dupler
Quiet Big Ten winter meeting in Chicago with minor agenda
The Big Ten holds a quiet two day session in Chicago focusing on minor schedules for next year. Michigan aims to book dual meets with Notre Dame for the first time since 1924 while Iowas Irl Tubbs signals officiating complaints and plans to present game film. Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt defends officiating quality as Johnny Rabb faces possible renewal of eligibility questions.
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Chicago
U.P
Michigan
Notre Dame
Irl Tubbs
Iowa
Tubbs
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Johnny Rabb
Rabb
Fordham
Maryland Race Track Wagering Rises by Four Million
Maryland race track wagering for 1937 reached 33 577 171 dollars, up four million from 1936. Pimlico accounted for nearly a third during spring and fall meetings, with Havre de Grace, Bowie, and Laurel also showing gains. Taxes of 1 018 414 dollars were paid to the state treasury for the 100 racing days ending at Bowie last Tuesday.
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Annapolis
U.P
Maryland
State Department
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Havre de Grace
Bowie
Laurel
Montague Seen Welcomed in 1938 British Opens
Hollywood golfer John Montague may enter Britain's 1938 opens if USGA certification is provided. London officials said acceptance hinges on USGA approval while Britons call Montague's prowess legendary and await his performance. Leading golfers express curiosity about his skill.
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London
A.P
John Montague
Hollywood
New York
Montague
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
New York State
United States Golf Association
Henry Cullen
United Press
USGA
Henry Cotton
Alf Padgham
Charlie Whitcombe
Christmas Bazaar Tonight at Hollister School
The Women of the Loyal Workers Sunday School Class at United Brethren Church Hollister sponsor a Christmas Bazaar from 4 to 7 30 p m at Hollister school. The bazaar is held early due to the Shade Hollister basketball game at the school. Refreshments will be served between halves.
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Glouster
Glouster Sets First League Test With New Lexington Quint
Glouster Tom Cat basketball team faces New Lexington tonight in the season opener at New Lexington. The starting five will be chosen from six players Carter center Koehler Tolliver L Vaughn Cooper and Eaine with new league rules expected to speed the game.
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Glouster
New Lexington
Carter
Koehler
Tolliver
L. Vaughn
Cooper
Eaine
Mrs. Sarah Sharp Dies At Daughter's Home
Mrs. Sarah Sharp died Wednesday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Albert Cannon in Trimble after two years with diabetes. She leaves four children including Wesley Sharp of Lathrop and three daughters, plus three brothers in Athens. Funeral at Glouster Methodist Church Saturday at two with Rev. Harvey Smith. Burial Maplewood.
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Glouster
Sarah Sharp
Albert Cannon
Trimble
Wesley Sharp
Lathrop
Fred North
William Whaley
Congress Run
William Bartlett
Albert Bartlett
Simon Bartlett
Athens
Glouster Methodist Church
Rev
Harvey Smith
Maplewood
Local Club Awards Banquet Honors Members and Winners
Awards were given to Mrs. Virgil Eddy for high club score, Mrs. Elmer Jones for second high, Miss Jane Murray guest prize, and Miss Anna Marie Wolf consolation prize. Attending were Miss Alber ta Lynch Miss Anna Marie Wolf Miss Maxine Burns Miss Thelma Ley Mrs. William Johnston Jr Mrs Virgil Eddy Mrs Harold Kittrell Mrs J T Martin Mrs Eugene Jones Mrs George Wolf and Mrs John Schumway.
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Virgil Eddy
Elmer Jones
Jane Murray
Anna Marie Wolf
Alberta Lynch
Maxine Burns
Thelma Ley
William Johnston, Jr
Harold Kittrell
J. T. Martin
Eugene Jones
George Wolf
John Schumway
Christmas plans and church services announced in Glouster
In Glouster the Church of Christ led by D P Morris lists 9 am Bible School 10 am Lord s Supper and sermon The Witness From the Past 6 pm Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor 7 pm Happy Hour Service with Raymond Maxwell choir music sermon Accepting His Invitation Plans are under way for Christmas At the Methodist Church Rev F G Boroff announces 930 am Sunday school 1030 am Morning worship Stewardship 6 pm Epworth League 7 pm Evening worship Thou Shalt Not Covet An extra offering is requested to fund church furnace repairs A December 7 Aldersgate Million Unit Fellowship Convention led by Bishop H Lester Smith will be held in Memorial Hall Columbus Five tickets allocated to the Methodist Church Evangelistic preaching Sunday at 2 pm at the Church of Christ Trimble Tom Butterfield of McConnelsville to deliver the message
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Glouster
Church of Christ
D. P. Morris
Raymond Maxwell
Methodist Church
F. G. Boroff
Epworth League
Church Furnace
Memorial Hall
Columbus
H. Lester Smith
Church of Christ, Trimble
Tom Butterfield
McConnelsville
Mrs Ma nila Phillips 96 Gets Two New Teeth
Springfield Missouri reports Mrs Ma nila Phillips aged 96 who is bedfast now has two new teeth. The event is seen as the start of what may be a third set of teeth.
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Springfield
Manila Phillips
Bedfast
Bakers Blast Blowers In Timber Toppling Tilt
GLOUSTER The Rich Loaf Bakers won two of three games as Blower Funeral Home defeated them in Thursday night bowling at Timber Top.
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GLOUSTER—The_ Rich Loaf Bakers
Blower Funeral Home Team
Funeral services for Henry Baumgartner in Glouster
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 PM at John Blower Funeral Home for Henry Baumgartner. Reverend F G Boroff will officiate. Burial will follow in Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
Henry Baumgartner
John Blower
F. G. Boroff
Glouster Cemetery
Tigers and White Sox Swap Key Players in Minor League Meeting
Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox completed a six player deal trading Vernon Kennedy and Dixie Walker plus Tony Piet for Gerald Walker Marvin Owen and Michael Tresh. Boston Red Sox received Joe Vosmik from the Browns while St Louis Browns acquired Buster Mills Buck Newsom and Ralph Kress from Boston.
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Detroit Tigers
Vernon Kennedy
Fred
Dixie) Walker
Tony Piet
White Sox
Chicago White Sox
Gerald Walker
Marvin Owen
Michael Tresh
Portland
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Joe Vosmik
Browns
ST. Louis Browns
Buster Mills
Buck Newsom
Ralph Kress
Minneapolis
Red Sox
Yanks
Rowe
Kennedy
Detroit
Owen
Dixie Walker
Gerald
Piet
Tresh
Mickey Cochrane
Mark Christman
Beaumont
Yankees
Vosmik
Jake Powell
Newsom
Kress
Washington
Boston
Senators
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Mungo
Chicago
Giants
Hank Gowdy
Bill Melkechnie
Bees
Cincinnati
Oscar Melillo
Johnny Bassler
Cleveland
Wally Schang
Bob Feller
Indians
Union Personal and Brief Social Notes
Union notes list visits and family updates from Zaleski and nearby areas. Names include Holland, Wilbur Steveson, Reeves grandparents, Bee White, Myron Martin, Dorthy Mulpas, Edith Sherman, Charlie Sherman, Faye Pierce, Iva Cooper, Milda Carsey, Anderson Hogue, Jane Tryon, Joe Lonas, Everett Chesser, Elmer Gabriel, Harry Liggett, Robert Mulpas, John Withers, Ray Rosser and others with church, hospital, and home visit details.
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UNION
Alton Holland
Wilbur Steveson
Elmer Reeves
Zaleski
Bee White
Athens
Frank White
Myron Martin
Union Church
Dorthy Mulpas
Charlie Sherman
Edith Sherman
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Iva Cooper
Milda Carsey
Anderson Hogue
Jane Tryon
Joe Lonas
Everett Chesser
Elmer Gabriel
Harry Liggett
Robert Mulpas
John Withers
Ray Rosser
New Marshfield
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Montgomery and
Adam Gzyk
Bobcat
Padley
Zazula
Mickovsky
By Tommy Devine
United Press All-Ohio
Wilcox
Ohio U
Schroeder
Ohio Wesleyan
Adams
Muskingum
Pomeroy
Snider
V. Murphy
Ohio Northern
Tsaloff
Raizik
Howe
Ford
Cunlahan
Sidinger
Covault
Norman
Wittenberg
Pasquita
John Carroll
Anderson
Carpenter
Malinosky
Chet Adamczyk
Clem Crowe
South
Popp
Davidson
Baldwin Wallace
Gunerd
Wyandt
Bill Edwards
Montgomery
Bobcats
Warner
Mystery Man
Babe
Cincy
Henry McLemore
Selma Jonas
William Williams
Robert
Dizzy Dean
St. Louise
New Lexington Quint
Elmer Tom
Gulf Products
Rich Loaf Bakers
Mickle
Tire and Accessory Athens
Mobilgas
L. C. Mead
State St
General Tires
Richland Ave
Lancaster St
Exide Batteries
George Kirkley
Milwaukeef
New York Yankees
Denzil Withers
Faye Pierce
Kittle Auto Supply
West Union
Newark Olde Towne
Pico Wholesale Coo
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