Bobcats Open with Washington and Jefferson in Big Test
Ohio University faces Washington and Jefferson in Athens for a key early clash as coach Butch Grover ponders seniority versus junior spark. The Presidents boast captain Bud Jeanette and star Bill Laughlin while Ohio U also schedules Kenyon Denison and Ohio Northern as part of a seven game state lineup.
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George Hood
Nick Lalich
Gene Riita
Johnny Malakas
Grover
Ohio U
Athens
Washington and
Jefferson
Bobcat
Buckeye
Marshall
Washington and Jefferson
Bobcats
Adam L. Sanders
Ohio
Muskingum
Marietta
Bud Jeanette
Bill Laughlin
East
Ence
Kenyon
Denison
Granville
Ohio Northern
Findlay
Otterbein
Miami
Oxford
Wittenberg
Juniata
Huntingdon
Salem
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron Goodyear
Akron
Toledo U. Star Chuckovits rings up 41 points in upset win
Chuckovits, Toledo University forward, scored 41 points as the Rockets defeated Adrian College 84 to 18. He added 17 field goals and seven free throws, boosting his early-season total to 65 after two games. Westminster beat Kent State 58 to 29 in the night’s secondary feature.
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Toledo
U.P
Chuck” Chuckovits
University of Toledo
Rockets
Adrian
Mich
Chuckovits
Bluffton
Westminster
Kent State
Melvin Miller
Sterling Westminster
Roy Pingoun
Kent
Bowling Green
Ohio
Ohio Northern
Jim Zechman
Bee-Gees
Wittenberg
Dickinson
Dartmouth
Norwich
Southern California
Tulane
Baer Plans Comeback Driven by His Baby's Life
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer, softened by fatherhood, says he will return to fighting for his newborn child. He targets Braddock Farr and Louis, vows to drop fat, resume weight around 208 210, and defend his name as a fighter for the kid.
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Max Baer
Joe Louis
Baer
Max
Louis to meet Adamick in Madison Square Garden tune up
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis will fight Jimmy Adamick in a February 23 tune up at Madison Square Garden. The bout, expected to be officially announced after the Buddy Baer Eddie Hogan Garden card, serves as preparation before Louis meets Max Schmeling next June. Louis plans three warm ups, likely in Chicago and Detroit arenas.
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Louis
Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Baer
United Press
New York
U.P
Joe Louis
Jimmy Adamick
Detroit
Madison Square Garden
20Th Century Club
Buddy Baer
Eddie Hogan
Jack Kearns
Adamick
Jacobs
Julian Black
Jim Norris
Olympia Club
Chicago
Max Schmeling
Norris
Harry Thomas
Ben Foord
South Africa
Hamburg
Miami
Fla
Santa’s Glouster Visit Planned for Kiwanis Party
Plans for Santa Claus to visit Glouster on Wednesday evening December 23 at the Kiwanis meeting. He will greet children at the Community Christmas tree in De E Square at 7 PM and give each child a candy fruit treat. The Wells Players provided entertainment at the high school show offering attendance prize to Miss Jean McDonald.
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Glouster
Santa
Glouster Kiwanians
Santa Claus
de- E
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Wells Players
Roger Kittle
Jean McDonald
Man Pleads Not Guilty To Delinquency Charge
Sid Cutler of Oakdale appeared before Judge Tyroler in Glouster and pleaded not guilty to delinquency charges. He was held on $1,000 bond and taken to Athens County jail after failing to post. Judge Exeler and Glouster officials will conduct a further investigation.
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Glouster
Sid Cutler
Oakdale
Tyroler
Athens County
Exeler
Holy Cross Church Bazaar at Moose Hall
Holy Cross Church held its annual bazaar in Moose Hall on Tuesday. The ladies served a chicken supper at four o clock, feeding about 300 attendees. After dinner, games entertained guests and the apron booth sold out early.
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Glouster
Son of Byers Dies. Funeral Thursday Set
Gail Glenford Byers, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Byers of Glouster R D died Tuesday after a four week illness. He was born in Hollister and was in the eighth grade. Survived by parents four sisters Eileen Wanda JoAnn Edna one brother Billy and grandfather Albert Byers of Newark. Funeral at Hollister A B Church Thursday at 3 30 with Rev H O Davis officiating. Burial in Hollister Cemetery.
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Glouster
Gail Glenford Byers
W. O. Byers
Hollister
Eileen
Wanda
JoAnn
Edna
Billy
Albert Byers
Newark
Hollister A. B
H. O. Davis
Hollister Cemetery
Chauncey Mine Victim From Glouster Resident
A. J. (Bert) Whaley Millfield dies in ambulance en route to Columbus Hospital after Chauncey mine accident. Former Glouster resident lived in Derthick district until a decade ago when he moved to Millfield.
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Glouster
A. J
Bert) Whaley
Millfield
Columbus
Chauncey
Derthick
Mrs Phil Robin to Entertain Orpha Class at Home
Mrs Phil Robin will entertain the Orpha Class at her home Friday evening at 7 30. Members should bring finished garments and a toy for Worthington Children's Home, plus a few sandwiches.
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Glouster
Phil Robinson
Orpha
Worthington
Special Board of Review Meeting For Boy Scouts
A special Board of Review meeting for the Glouster district Boy Scouts will be held at the Church of Christ Thursday at 7 PM. The public is invited and parents of participating boys are urged to attend. No regular prayer meeting will be held because of the program.
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Glouster
Board of Review
Church of Christ
Wells Players Close Festival With The Mysterious Mr Mason
The Glouster Kiwanis Club presents the four numbers of the festival featuring The Mysterious Mr Mason a three act comedy by Robert Merrill Sand. The Wells Players impressed the audience with strong acting in a stage version of My Man Godfrey and were well received by Glouster residents.
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Glouster
Wells
Mr. Mason
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Robert Merrill Sand
Fined for Breaking Barbershop Window
GLOUSTER Clyde Singer was arrested by Marshal Fred Heck after breaking the window of John Lacoura's barbershop in district No 6. He pleaded guilty before Mayor C F Wallace and was fined 18.80 dollars.
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Glouster
Clyde
Preach) Singer
Fred Heck
John Lacoura
Singer
C. F. Wallace
Box Social Postponed to December 18 at First Baptist
The box social scheduled for Friday at the First Baptist Church is postponed to Saturday night December 18 in the church social rooms. Sunday School Class No. 7 sponsors the event with entertainment and invites the public. In another note Murray City visits Hollister tonight at 7:30 on Hollister court as the basketball foes.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
Lantz At No 24 Mine Suffers Finger Amputation
GLOUSTER Elmer Tick Lantz weighmaster at No 24 mine in Red Town had a finger amputated while on duty Tuesday during ore handling. He was reported in stable condition at the company clinic.
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Glouster
Elmer
Tick) Lantz
No. 24
Red Town
Broaca Accused of Cruelty By Wife in Divorce Action
Mrs. Johnny Broaca testified in a Barnstable divorce trial that the suspended New York Yankees pitcher berated her for a $1 000 World Series check and subjected her to a series of alleged cruelties after their 1936 marriage including confinement freezing conditions and threats. The couple has a four month old son.
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Broaca
Barnstable
Mass
Johnny Broaca
New York Yankee
Yankees
Bronca
Orleans
Lawrence Park
St. Petersburg
Fla
Los Angeles Open Cancelled Stuns Pro Golfers
The Los Angeles Open, an $8000 event and longtime money tournament, is canceled due to lack of sponsor and waning club interest. Seven California events had offered $30,000 in purses, but Santa Monica Open loss trimmed funds to 19000. Indefinite abandonment follows, with reduced prize money and uncertain future.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Pastors Lead Syracuse Evangelistic Campaign and Local Notes
A Syracuse evangelistic campaign directed by Rev. C. D. Copley at Asbury M. E. Church drew several pastors including Rev. H. A. Rothrock Rev. N. H. Bright Rev. Roy Carmichael and Rev. E. Stafford with nightly illustrated lectures for youths. Church activities include cantatas P.T.A. events and a Nazarene church revival ending with 35 conversions and efforts to obtain hymn books. a Letart funeral closes the week.
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Syracuse
C. D. Copley
Asbury M. E. Church
H. A. Rothrock
Middleport
N. H. Bright
Pomeroy
Roy Carmichael
Racine
E. Stafford
Thurman
Purley Karr
John Bailey
Forest Run
P.T.A
Lillian Moore
Nom Middleswart
Portland
Clarence Naylor
Thomas Clark
CCC
Logan
Gladys Crooks
Syracuse Presbyterian Church
Syracuse Church of the Nazarene
J. F. Morgan
Dana Hysell
George Shivier
Frank Capehart
Roy Holmes
Frank Carson
Irving Karr
Browns Beat Baker Keglers at Wolf and Sons Lanes
GLOUSTER Browns Beauty Shop won two of three from Rich Loaf Bakers on the Wolf and Sons alleys Monday night. Eddy of Rich Loaf had a 226 high single and Joe Wolf Sr. led the Baker Keglers with a 609 three-game total. Union Lunch beat John Blowers three straight Tuesday night. Hugh Cunningham rolled 245 for the high single and 654 for the top three-game set, a season best. Union Lunch also led the league with a 998 high single and 2,827 season total in three games.
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Glouster
Browns Beauty Shop
Rich Loaf Bakers
Wolf and Sons
Eddy
Rich Loaf
Joe Wolf, Sr
Union Lunch
John Blowers
Hugh Cunningham
Union
Robinett Family Welcomes Nine-Pound Son John
Mr and Mrs Ronald Robinett announce the birth of a nine pound son named John at their Lancaster home He is a grandson of Charles and Elizabeth Robinett of Millfield
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Chauncey
Ronald Robinett
John
Lancaster
Charles
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Two Fresh on Coaches' Pro All Star Team
Two professional freshmen Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins and Gaynell Tinsley of the Chicago Cardinals earned first team honors on the coaches selected National Pro All League squad. Baugh set a new pass completion record and Washington claimed the title with help from Edwards Battles and others on the honor team.
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NEW York
U.P
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Gaynell Tinsley
Chicago Cardinals
Baugh
Redskins
Washington
Turk Edwards
Cliff Battles
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Bill Hewitt
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Joe Stydahar
Lon Evans
Green Bay
Brooklyn Dodgers Sign Jess Haines as 1938 Coach
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced the signing of former St. Louis Cardinal pitcher Jess Haines to serve as a coach for the 1938 baseball season.
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New York
U.P
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jess Haines
St. Louis Cardinal
Chick Meehan Quits Post As Manhattan Grid Coach
Manhattan College announced that Chick Meehan has withdrawn after six years as head football coach to devote full time to his construction business. He cited insufficient coaching pay and said he had no contract, with no successor named. Meehan planned to consider coaching offers only if they didn’t require giving up his business.
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Chick Meehan
Manhattan Grid
NYU
New York
U.P
Manhattan College
Manhattan
John F
Chick) Meehan
Meehan
Harry Kipke
Michigan
NBA Approves New Boxing Division at 185 to 190 Lbs
The National Boxing Association announced a 67 to 1 vote to create a new boxing class at 185 to 190 pounds. The rating committee will rate champions and 10 top contenders for the fourth quarter and meet after the White Sulphur Springs convention resolution.
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Washington
National Boxing Association
Association
White Sulphur Springs
Wva
NBA
Mississippi Coach Walter Tenders Resignation
OXFORD Miss Up Ed Walker athletic director and head football coach since 1930 submitted his resignation to Chancellor A B Butts. He cites pressure after four wins this season and states he will not be a candidate for re election. His contract runs to August 31 1938. The article also notes the whale's chief food consists of minute micro scopic animals.
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Oxford
Miss
Ed Walker
University of Mississippi
A. B. Butts
Walker
Mississippi
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Butch) Grover
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Livermore, Calif
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Braddock
Tommy Farr
Messenger Sports
Gulf Stream
Glouster Kiwanis Party
Holy Cross Church
Byers
Chauncey Mine
Scout Board
Murray City
Hollister Court
Browns
Baker Keglers
Robinett
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Atkens, Ohio
Cornell
Bucknell
Dodgers
Haines
Ohio Univ
Jaspers
New York University
Cincinnati
RED Top Baf Wing Company
Reaard
Cover’ Distributors
Baking CO
Middleport, Ohio
United States
Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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