Buckeye Conference faces Saturday vote on future
The Buckeye Conference, split by three months of wrangling, will decide Saturday whether the six member schools stay united or pursue separate paths. Investigations found no grounds to bar Marshall or Dayton. expulsion would require a three-fourths vote with restricted ballots.
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Columbus
U.P
Buckeye
Ohio
Wittenberg
C. A. Joerger
Cincinnati
Marshall
Dayton
Joerger
University of Cincinnati
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Gauthier
Cleveland
Wesleyan
Miami
Ira Wilson
Heidelberg Coll
All Sophomore Wesleyan Five Shows Power
Ohio Wesleyan opened with a 33 to 29 win over Muskingum as a young lineup shows promise for the Bishops in the Buckeye Conference race. Jimmy Reiser led with nine points, followed by Billy Rohr and Harry Kirchwehm with seven each.
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Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Ray Detrick
Muskingum
Wesleyan
Jimmy Reiser
New Philadelphia
Billy Rohr
Massilion High
Harry Kirchwehm
Springfield
Alberta
Xavier
Kentucky Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Ohio
Ohio Northern
Kent State
Youngstown
Capital
NMU urged language study for all students
Prof. Arthur L. Campa of the Modern Languages department at New Mexico University urged students to learn at least one language besides their native tongue finding no universal language appears likely to develop soon.
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Albuquerque, N. M
New Mexico University
Arthur L. Campa
Modern Languages Department
Yarosz Loser in European Debut
Teddy Yarosz of Pittsburgh opened his European campaign with a 10 round defeat to Carmelo Candel in Paris. Candel landed the sharper punches early and earned a shot at Marcel Thil, world middleweight champion per the IBU. A prior Candel Thil bout ended in a draw.
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Paris
4U.P
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Carmelo Candel
Candel
Marcel Thil
International Boxing Union
Freddy Apostoli
New York
Thil
Probate notices filed in Athens County Ohio estates
The Probate Court of Athens County suspends hearings on first and final accounts for multiple estates including McDaniel Baker Mansfield Jones Gray Tedrick Cox and others. Exceptions may be filed by December 28 1937 with hearing continued daily until disposition and Judge Louis Tyroler presiding.
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Athens County
Ohio
William McDaniel
Charles G. McDaniel
L. R. Pierce
Mertha Haning
Winifred C. Given
Lydia R. Baker
Stanley Mansfield
James A. Mansfield
Lewis F. Jones
Sarah Jones
Gordon B. Gray
D.ba
Ella Tedrick
Carrie Cox
Mary E. Cox
Bears Favored Over Redskins In Pro Title Clash
Chicago Bears, western champions, enter Sunday’s National Professional championship match as betting favorites at 8-5. Washington Redskins, eastern titleholders, rely on Baugh Smith Malone Olsson and Pinckert to attack in zero temperatures. An estimated 35 000 to 40 000 fans expected as Chicago hosts the game, the first pro title tilt in the city since 1933.
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Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Chicago
Bears
Washington
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
Riley Smith
Alabama
Charley Malone
Texas A. & M
Les Ols
Son
Mercer
Georgia
Erny Pinckert
California
Redskins
Baugh
Malone
Olsson
Pinckett
Kress Drives In Most Runs in American Association
Ralph Kress of Minneapolis led the American Association with 157 RBIs after appearing in 158 games and 649 at bats. He drove in 157 runs, fanned 66 times, drew 71 walks, and was hit by a pitch once, while Enos Slaughter led with 122 RBIs among Columbus players.
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New York
U.P
Ralph Kress
Minneapolis
American Association
Kress
Ted Gullic
Milwaukee
Lindel Storti
Edward Coleman
Toledo
John Rizzo
Columbus
Enos Slaughter
Carl Reynolds
Mickey Heath
Kenneth Keltner
Robert Fausett
Indianapolis
Jimmy Jordan
Lynn King
Athens Names Leaders for New Colored Boy Scout Troop
E C Cooper is chosen as committee chairman and Gene Cassells as scoutmaster for a new Boy Scout troop for colored boys in Athens. They collaborate with G E Ashwill, scout executive, and other men to establish the troop.
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E. C. Cooper
Athens
Gene Cassells
G. E. Ashwill
Pritchard Family Welcomes New Baby and Grandchild
In Morganton North Carolina Mr and Mrs Harrison H Pritchard welcomed a son born at their home on the same day their daughter Mrs Robertson and her husband Mr Robertson also had a son to become grandparents on the same day.
Bulldogs Open Court Schedule With Gallipolis
Coach P. B. McKinley plans a 15 man rotation for the 1937-38 season opener at Gallipolis against the Blue Devils. Guard options include Osborn Lenz Chute and Coon with Lawson Allen at center and Wilson Ramsay Coon and Allen as forwards. Injury has slowed Rardin and Bardin misses tonight. Gallipolis is an unknown, their second string led the S E O A last winter.
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P. B. McKinley
Gallipolis
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
Athens
McKinley
Osborn
Lenz
Chute
Coon
Lawson
Allen
Wilson
Ramsey
Danny Bardin
Cager
Rardin
Cagers
Bill Allen
Coolville
Ohio University Gridders Honored at Annual Banquet
The Ohio University varsity and freshman football squads were hailed at a Thursday night banquet at the university men’s grill. President Herman G. James Head Coach Don C. Peden and Assistant coach W. J. Trautwein spoke, with Prof. H. T. Houf serving as toastmaster as about 130 attendees gathered.
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Ohio University
University
Herman G. James
Don C. Peden
W. J. Trautwein
H. T. Houf
Collier's All-America Team Announced
Collier's 48th annual all America football team is named with Ends Andrew Bershak and Jerome Holland. Tackles Edmund Franco and Vic Markov. Guards Leroy Monsky and Joseph Routt. Center Carl Hinkle. Quarterback Clinton Frank. Halfbacks Marshall Goldberg and Byron White. Fullback Samuel Chapman.
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New York
U.P
Collier
Andrew _— Bershak
North Carolina
Jerome Holland
Cornell
Edmund Franco
Fordham
Vic Markov
Washington
Leroy Monsky
Alabama
Joseph Routt
Texas A
Carl Hinkle
Vanderbilt
Clinton Frank
Yale
Marshall Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Byron White
Colorado
Samuel Chapman
California
Guldahl Cooper Lead Miami Biltmore Open Field
National Open champion Ralph Guldahl of Chicago and Light Horse Cooper of Chicopee Mass are 8-1 co favorites as 200 golfers start the $10,000 Miami Biltmore open in Coral Gables. Dick Metz, initially 20-1, is now 12-1. other top contenders include Shute Smith Little Snead Picard Thomson. The 72 hole event runs four days with final rounds for low 60 professionals and low 10 amateurs. English sugar consumption runs about 100 pounds per person annually.
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Coral Gables
Fla
U.R
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Lighthorse Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Dick Metz
Guldahl
Cooper
U. S. Golf Association
Metz
Denny Shute
Horton Smith
Lawson Little
Sam Snead
Henry Picard
Jimmy Thomson
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sam Byrd
New York Yankee
Scholastic grid stars named for Florida game
Twenty two of Ohio's scholastic football stars were named to an all Ohio team chosen by the Ohio Scripps-Howard newspapers. The squad faces a picked Florida team at St Petersburg on December 23.
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Columbus
Florida
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ohio
Ohio Scripps-Howard
Carl Whitten
Akron South
Gaylord Richardson
Liberty Center
George Staten
Wellston
Emil Hust
Cleveland West Tech
Ohio University Swimmers Open Season at Akron
Ohio University swimmers coached by A H Rhoads head to Akron for the first dual meet of the year. Competing events include breaststroke by Horton and Evans, backstroke by Ludwin ski and Compton, 50 yard free by Fiedler Huff, 100 yard free by Fiedler Irving Miller, 220 yard free by Huff and Ried rick, 150 yard medley by Fiedler Ludwinski and Evans, and 400 yard medley by Miller Ludwinski Tiedrick and Huff.
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Ohio University
A. H. Rhoads
University of Akron
Akron
Horton
Evans
Ludwinski
Compton
Fiedler
Huff
Irving Miller
Riedrick
Miller
Tiedrick
World nutrition report urges higher energy cereal intake
London reports the final Lea gue of Nations Mixed Committee on Nutrition to Health Economics says global populations are not consuming enough energy-producing cereals.
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London
League of Nations
Notices of Inventories and Debts in Multiple Estates Listed
The probate court schedules hearings for December 27, 1937 at 9:00 a.m. on Inventories and Appraisements and Schedules of Debts for estates including Snodgrass Allen Croy Wood Gaskalia Grubb McDaniel Fagan Smith White. Interested parties may file exceptions before five days prior. Probate Judge.
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W. ©. Snodgrass
D. Scott Allen
Nathan G. Croy
James P. Wood
George Gaskalia
Melvin ©. Grubb
Charles G. McDaniel
Patrick Fagan
G. M Smith
Charlies
Louis Tyroler
War Admiral favored in Santa Anita Handicap bets
Hollywood data on the Santa Anita Handicap with Henry McLemore noting a $5 bet on War Admiral at 15 to 1. He cites Seabiscuit comparisons and doubts War Admiral’s California appearance, while expressing amusement at the odds and the future book setup. Also a notice names Leonard H. Smith as executor for Leonora D. M. Smith, with probate dated December 8, 1937.
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Henry McLemore
Hollywood
Brooklyn Bridge
War Admiral
California
Florida
Seal Brown Boy
Louisville
Baltimore
Seabiscuit
Michigan seeks new coach for Kipke after ouster
University of Michigan explored several candidates for Kipke's replacement with a $7,500 annual bid, naming Gus Dorais, Bachman, Mehre, Davidson, Uteritz, Waldorf, Bennies Oosterbaan and Friedman, Jones, and Morrison among possibilities. Kipke stated plans unclear, noting no other coaching offers and awaiting regents action for final decision.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Harry Kipke
Wolverine
Charles E
Gus” Dorais
University of Detroit
Dorais
College “All Stars
Green Bay Packers
Charles Bachman
Michigan State College
Harry Mehre
Georgia
Gar Davidson
Army
Irwin Uteritz
Kipke
Michigan
California
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Bennies
Oosterbaan
Friedman
Howard Jones
Southern California
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Athletic Board
Ralph W. Rigler
Fielding H. Yost
American Football Coaches Association
New Orleans
Yale
Wolverines
Iewa
Chicago
Illinois
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Oxford
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Dominion of Canada
Cliff
Beattie
Bronko Nagurski
Fray
By Howard Kahn
Ohio U
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Harry Cooper
Scholastic
Wortman
Newark
Cole
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Kalisieski
Bellaire
Richardson
Logan
Campbell
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Draher
Minerva
O. U
Riddle
Mah Jong
United Press
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Leonora D. M. Smith
Said
Big Ten
Pennsylvania
Board of Regents
John A. Wathen Distilling Co
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Kentucky
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