Evers Warns Yankees Face Pitfall From Inside
Johnny Evers predicts the New York Yankees safe lead may collapse from internal strain as injuries and holdouts threaten a dominant run. He recalls Cubs teams of 1906 1909 and notes modern players avoid risky plays and stay sidelined with minor injuries, while club bosses fear losing key men.
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Johnny Evers
Evers
Chicago Cubs
Kibitzers
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Cubs
Tinker
Chance
Johnny Kling
Buffalo
Kling
Tiune
Bobcat Veterans to Face Western State in Big Test
Bobcats led by Bill Trautwein plan to go with Baumholtz Deinzer Lalich Ott and McSherry against Western State in Kalamazoo. Trautwein shifts veterans and sophomores to sharpen reserves as he fears defensive pressure and unknowns from the Broncos lineup and targets a strong start tonight.
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Bill Trautwein
Broncos
Western Michigan Teachers College of Kalamazoo
Trautwein
Marietta
Michigan
Bobcat
Bobcats
Frankie Baumholtz
Vern Deinzer
Pete Lalich
Carl Ott
Harry McSherry
Lalich
Pete
Sopis
Jim Snyder
Charley Blickensderfer
John Milakar
Jim Halderman
Charley Hess
Snyder
Blickensderfer
Baumholtz
Deinzer
Sophs
Hess
Mlakar
Halderman
Western State
Wayne University
Herbert W
Buck
Ohio
Read
Wayne
Bill Broadbent
John Maddocks
California Boy Defeats Salica for NY Boxing Title
Tony Olivera a North Beach youth won the National Boxing Association bantamweight title with a 10 round decision over Lou Salica in San Francisco. The victory elevated Olivera toward the world title held by Georgie Pace of Cleveland. Salica, a Brooklyn veteran, had recently defeated Olivera in Hollywood.
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San Francisco
U.P
Tony Olivera
North Beach
DiMaggio Brothers
National Boxing Association
Georgie Pace
Cleveland
Olivera
Lou Salica
Brooklyn
Chronicle
Salica
Hollywood
Two Rookies On Coaches' All-Pro Team
In 1939 two first year players Davey O'Brien and Bill Osmanski joined the all pro backfield with Tuffy Leemans and Andy Farkas. Giants saw four players named while Green Bay had one Don Hutson. Heins Fortman and Stydahar retained spots from last year.
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New York
Davey O'Brien
Philadelphia
Bill Osmanski
Chicago Bears
Tuffy Leemans
Andy Farkas
Washington
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Mel Hein
John Dell Isola
Jim Poole
Leemans
Don Hutson
Packers
Green Bay
Hein
Hutson
Dan Fortman
Joe Stydahar
Bears
A Sportswriter Recalls 1939 Sports Highlights
Atlanta writer Henry McLemore lists year end moments from 1939 including the Rose Bowl pass drama Southern Cal vs Duke, Jimmy Thomson on the golf green, Kayak II in Santa Anita, Charley Howard in the unsaddling ring, wild Juarez dinners, Kentucky Derby silks, Sam Snead’s Open finish, Nelson Wood match play, Australian Davis Cup news, the Indianapolis 500 fatal crash of Floyd Roberts, Helen Jacobs tennis, Joe Louis versus Galento, Bobby Jones Masters in Augusta, and Gehrig Day at Yankee Stadium.
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Henry McLemore
Atlanta
Southern Cal
Duke
Doyle Nave
Blue Devils
Jimmy Thomson
Bing Crosby
del Mar
Kayak II
Santa Anita
Charley Howard
Curb” Service Marriage Bureau
Salome
Arizona
Buddy
Juarez
Tia Juana
Philly
Nova
Tony Galento
Golden Gate
Matsonia
Honolulu
Diamond Head
Waikiki
Mkapu
Sam Snead
Sam
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Craig
Nelson
Empire
Germany
Indianapolis
Floyd Roberts
Floyd
Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
Joe Louis
Louis
Tony
Quail
Augusta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Phoenix
Mobile
Knoxville
Boston
Miami
Chicago
South Bend
Detroit
Ambers
Armstrong
Cincinnati
Charley Keller
New York
Lou Gehrig
Scores from multiple college basketball games across the nation
A compilation of match results shows Ohio State defeating Wabash 84 22 and Ohio Northern beating Findlay 88 29. Other scores include Denison 84 Heidelberg 25, Wilmington 32 De Sales 25, Muskingum 45 Capital 38, Muhlenberg 49 Wittenberg 43, Tri State 42 Bluffton 32, Youngstown 38 Hiram 37, Kent State 87 Ashland 36, Carnegie Tech 44 Geneva 40, Princeton 33 Colgate 30, Northwestern 41 Wash State 29, Evansville 48 Depauw 31, Hope 386 Michigan Normal 23, Hillsdale 50 Adrian 17, NYA 70 Hofstra 27, Tex A and M 31, N Tex Tchrs 29, Augustana Sioux Falls 31 Gustavus Adolphus 27, Macomb Tchrs 40 St Louis U 31, Georgetown 44 American U 30, Culver Stockton 38 George Washington 33, Maryland 47 Randolph Macon 16, La Salle 46 Washington College 38, Southern Oregon Twins 31 Pacific University 29, Modesto Junior College at Southwestern U LA 15
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Wabash
Ohio Northern
Findlay
Denison
Heidelberg
Wilmington
de Sales
Muskingum
Capital
Muhlenberg
Wittenberg
Tri-State
Bluffton
Youngstown
Hiram
Kent State
Ashland
Carnegie Tech
Geneva
Princeton
Colgate
Northwestern
Wash. State
Evansville
Depauw
Hope
Michigan Normal
Hillsdale
Adrian
N.Y.A
Hofstra
N. Tex
Tchrs
Augustana
Sioux Falls
Gustavus Adolphus
Macomb
Ill
St. Louis U
Georgetown
American U
Culver-Stockton
George Washington
Maryland
Randolph-Macon
la Salle
Washington College
Southern Oregon Twins
Pacific University
Modesto Junior College
Southwestern U
L. A
Senior Class Play Chauncey Dover High School
Chauncey Dover High School presents Aunt Minnie from Minnesota a three act comedy tonight at 7 30 in the high school auditorium directed by Miss Ruth Fiske of the faculty.
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Chauncey-Dover High School
Minnie
Minnesota
Ruth Fiske
State Defeats Wabash 34-22 in season opener
Ohio State opened the season with a 34 to 22 victory over Wabash at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. Jack Dawson and Gil Mickelson, reserves, led a taller Buckeye lineup with strong team depth including 14 players and 10 sophomores. Howard Cravens led Wabash with eight points.
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U.P
Ohio State
Wabash
Wooster
Ohio
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Buckeye
Jack Dawson
Gil Mickelson
Scarlet and Gray
Harold G. Olsen
Dick Fisher
Bill Goss
Mickelson
Fisher
Goss
Howard Cravens
Bible Class Holds Annual Yule Party
Twenty one members of the Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ gathered at Mrs. Thomas Hamilton's home on Mound St for a Christmas party. Mrs. Carl Shafer led the event with readings and songs, awarding prizes to Mrs. William Hartley and Mrs. Robert Harvey and exchanging gifts. Next meeting set at Mrs. Harry Noble's home. refreshments served.
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Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Bible
Church of Christ
Thomas Hamilton
Mound St
Guy Brookins
Rice Thomas
Floyd Nye
Carl Shafer
Thomas
William Hartley
Robert Harvey
Harry Noble
Harvey Nye
Peter Rankin
Elizabeth Ferrel
Helen Courtney
Helen Ferrel
Clara Hartley
Florence Pendergrass
Bessie Johnston
Isabel Bradfield
Nellie Brookins
Vira Shafer
Janet Brown
Mary Lahugh
Martha Shafer
Hazel Lahugh
Donna Thomas
Nellie Noble
Kate Johnson
Hattie Hamilton
Parshall Dominates U. S. Harness Driving Standings
Hugh M. Parshall of Urbana dominates the Grand Circuit harness racing standings after 11 weeks, totaling 1,225 points to lead Harry Pownall of Goshen. Parshall’s top win came aboard Peter Astra, Ohio-owned horse, in the Hambletonian Stakes.
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Goshen
N. Y
U.P
Hugh M
Doc) Parshall
Urbana
the States Trotting Association
Parshall
Harry Pownall
Peter Astra
Muskingum Defeats Capital In First College Basketball Game
Muskingum College basketball opened with a 45 to 38 win at Capital as sophomore Bob Cullison scored 20 points to secure the victory. Capital led 23 to 17 at halftime before Cullison sparked a late run with six field goals and three free throws. Other Buckeye results include Wilmington's 32 to 25 win over De Sales, Denison and Ohio Northern reaching finals in Findlay, and Kent State beating Ashland 87 to 36. Youngstown edged Hiram 38 to 37 on a late free throw by Max Connor. Wittenberg fell to Muhlenberg 49 to 43 while Tri State beat Bluffton 42 to 32.
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Columbus
U.P
Muskingum College
Bob Cullison
Muskienagers
Capital
Cap
Muskingum
Cullison
Stu Holcomb
Buckeye
Wilmington
Findlay
Keel
Max Connor
Kent State
Ashland
Jim Richereek
Youngstown
Hiram
Carl Corlezti
Comiskey Faces Stern Test Tonight From Steve Dudas
Patrick Edward Comiskey, 19, a lean 6'3" heavyweight from Paterson N J, meets veteran Steve Dudas in a Madison Square Garden prelim. Comiskey 22 KOs in 24 pro bouts, still learning, while Dudas aims to stump the rising puncher with tricks.
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Steve Dudas
New York
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Patrick Edward Comiskey
Watar
Paterson
N. J
Ted Zaborsky
Zaborsky
Dudas
Mayor Hines Heads Chauncey Christmas Trust Fund Drive
Chauncey selects Mayor W D Hines as chairman and Carl Shafer as secretary treasurer of the fund drive for the Christmas treat for Chauncey children. A barn dance at Chauncey High School gymnasium Saturday 8 to 12 to raise groceries for needy baskets. Admission 25 cents in groceries. Old time music by Lester Dowler and Ray Tittles group. Public urged to attend.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Carl Shafer
Chauncey High School
Lester Dowler
Ray Tittle
C. W. Ferrer
Saul Border
Lawrence Reeves
Thomas Hamilton
Ernest Johnston
Arthur J. Smith
Wilbur Grandstaff
George Smith
Burg Johnston
John Smart
Naomi Bible Class Hosts Husbands Christmas Dinner
The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Church hosted husbands for a turkey dinner in the Community Room at The Plains High School. Rev. Jeffrey led carols and read the Christmas story, a quiz crowned the women’s team, and Santa distributed gifts from under a decorated tree.
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the Plains
Naomi
The
Plains Methodist Church
Plains High School
Jeffrey
Jeanette Tipton
Edith Barrows
Santa
Charles McAllister
Margaret Kail
Aileen Shamel
Eleanor Michael
Opal Liggett
Stanley Jeffrey
Charles McCullough
Kenneth Barrows
Paul Tipton
Floyd Linscott
Herman Humphrey
Grant Michael
John Slater
Harold Winefordner
Darrell Selby
Earl Thompson
Jack McAllister
Vilas Kail
Kenneth Powell
Dick Powell
Henry Evans
Roy Shamel
Robert Moore
Ray Michael
Secoy
Laura Tipton
Margaret Thompson
Lola Yates
School Pupils To Give Program Wednesday
Chauncey elementary pupils present their annual Christmas program on Wednesday December 20 at 1 oclock. Primary children perform Christmas in Toyland while intermediates dramatize Christmas in Merry Old England with the boars head. A robed choir from grades six to eight depicts Christmas in the Church with stained glass and lighting.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Elementary School
Woodrow Ferrel
Ree
Chauncey District Social Notes
Chauncey reports Mr. I. F. McCollam ill at his son James McCollam’s Main Street home with unimproved condition. Mrs. Carrie Channell has recovered from lumbago. Mrs. Myrtle Pidcock, Glouster, attended the funeral of her niece Winnie Nash on Thursday.
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Chauncey
I. F. McCollam
James McCollam
Main St
Carrie Channell
the Plains
Lumbago
Myrtle Pidcock
Glouster
Winnie Nash
Guysville Ladies Aid Christmas Party Planned
Guysville Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Freda Beans home Monday evening for its annual Christmas party and gift exchange. Mrs. Edith Mansfield leads the program with Mrs. Laura Barnett and Mrs. Margaret Campbell as assistant hostesses.
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Guysville
Guysville Ladies Aid
Freda Bean
Edith Mansfield
Laura Barnett
Margaret Campbell
Services for Mrs. Nash Held at M. E. Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Winnie Bricker Nash age 59 were held at The Plains M. E. Church with Rev. Gilbert Courtney and Chauncey Church of Christ singers officiating. Burial followed in Nye Cemetery Chauncey. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bricker and survived by two daughters Izetta Martin and Gladys Grigsby and a brother William Bricker Jr. Pallbearers listed as Mrs. Floyd Linsecott Mrs. Robert McAllister Mrs. Clara Mace Mrs. Grace Nagle Mrs. Fred Nida and Mrs. John Donaldson.
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Chauncey
Winnie Bricker Nash
The
Plains
Plains M. E
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Nye
C. L. Stout
Nash
William Bricker
Izetta Martin
Gladys Grigsby
Near Chauncey
Floyd Linsecott
Robert McAllister
Clara Mace
Grace Nagle
Fred Nida
John Donaldson
Contests Scheduled in District Voting for Ohio Boards
In Ohio the Northwestern district tops the slate with unopposed and contested seats for district and state boards. Commissioner Townsend announced nominees including Supt. A B Weiser and others shifting between district and state roles. The state control board meets in Columbus on Jan 6 to announce results.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio High School Athletic Association
H. R. Townsend
State Board of Control
A. B. Weiser
Canal Winchester
State Control Board
H. W. Emschler
Emswiler
Central District Board
Weiser
Loren T. Gray
Tiltonville
W. W. Wilson
Roseville
Gray
Wilson
Olen J. Slough
Walbridge
S. K. Sellars
Sulphur Springs
H. L. Andrews
Roytville
B. W. Lindemuth
Highland Schools
Defiance
B. W. Cote Terman
Alger
Eugene H. Rider
Luckey
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