Scribes Predict Big Margins In Bowl Games
New York United Press writers forecast runaway bowl wins on New Year’s Day. Picks include Alabama over California 14 7, California over LSU 21 7, LSU over Santa Clara 20 6, Rice over Colorado 27 6, Texas Tech over West Virginia 24 6, Michigan State over Auburn 13 7, East over West in the East-West game 14 0, with various strong analyses from Pasadena to San Francisco.
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New York
United Press Sport
Rice
Louisiana State
Texas Tech
Fastern
Alabama
California
Michigan State
Auburn
Henry McLemore
United Press
Pasadena
Ronald Wagoner
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Louisian State
Santa Clara
Ted Maloy
Wrres
Stanford
Dallas
Colorado
Richard Baldwin
Southwest Observer
Ernie Lain
Miami
Hy Aronstam
Johnny Pingel
State
San Francisco
James Sullivan
Fordham
Wojciechowicz
France
Barbarisky
Sweeney
Notre Dame
Hackney
Duke
Davis
Indiana
George Karamatic
Gonzaga
Alabama Coach Confident Rose Bowl Will Be Tough Fight
Pasadena report quotes Alabama coach Thomas saying the Crimson Tide are ready for California, estimating a one touchdown margin for the Rose Bowl. He praises team confidence, recalls past stars, and notes a warlike mindset but emphasizes respect for California's strength.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Tommy Thomas
California
Havingeen
Georgia
Thomas
Children Give Good Program At Coolville
A Christmas program by 125 children at Coolville school delighted a large audience with a Nativity dramatization in act and song. First grades processed with lighted candles. other notes include Troy FFA activities, an amateur contest, and various local holiday visits and travels.
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Coolville
Troy Ffa
Roscoe Burdette
J. H. Caldwell
Warren
D. T. Burns
Berea
Alex Caldwell
G. W. Dean
M. E. Sunday School
Roy Thompson
Santa Claus
Little Folk
Marie Hoobler
Gertrude Barth
Sarah Cole
Briggs
Ohio
W. M. Knecht
Chicago
Virginia Knecht
Troy
Gertrude Roberts
Pittsburgh
Columus
Mrs. Thompson
Bears Face Wet Rose Bowl Test Amid Rain Threats
Pasadena reports describe a soggy Rose Bowl week as California and Alabama prep under clouds and rain. California weighs 188 pounds per line and backfield, Alabama 187, with rain seen harming Alabama’s passing game more. Coach Stud Allison held a secret first session as both teams practiced behind closed gates at Occidental.
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Pasadena
Cal
California
Alabama
Golden Bears
Stud Allison
Bears
Berkeley
Allison
Tuscaloosa Warriors
Occidental College
Eagle Rock
Buck Cagers Face Creighton in Columbus Dome
Ohio State unbeaten hoops team readies for a third pre season test against Creighton University of Omaha. Veterans McDonald Boughner Hull Baker anchor lineup with Sattler at center and rookies Schick Goletz Lynch set to enter if game remains manageable. Ohio State will then host California’s touring combine in an intersectional clash Wednesday night.
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Columbus-Aur
Ohio State
Creighton University of Omaha
Neb
Marietta College
Nebraska University
Creighton
Harold Olsen
Bill Sattler
Jim McDonald
Dick Boughner
Jimmy Hull
Dick Baker
Olsen
Ohio
John Schick
Bridgeport
Conn
Stanley Goletz
Robert Lynch
Hillsboro
California
Three Injured in Auto Crashes on Glouster Roads
On Saturday afternoon in Glouster area Bernard Cruit 27 of Zanesville was seriously injured when his car skidded overturned and crashed through a guard rail into a tree. Companion A A Hannon drove the car owned by Cruit and escaped unharmed. Cruit was taken first to a local physician then Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. In a separate crash at Routes 13 and 78 near the new bridge Wilbur Hatfield of Corning and Elbert Drake of Malta saw severe vehicle damage. Mrs Hatfield was seriously injured and their daughter hurt lightly. Drake remained uninjured and police said he took responsibility for the accident.
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Glouster
Bernard Cruit
Zanesville
Cruit
A. A. Hannon
Hannon
Drake
Child dies after brief illness in Glouster
Larry Johnson nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Errett Johnson of R F D No 4 Glouster died Sunday after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 o clock at the Glouster Advent Church with Rev Ralph D Hill of Logan in charge. Survivors are parents one sister Barbara Ellen a grandmother Mrs Steve Craig of Glouster and a great grandmother Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson.
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Glouster
Martin Larry Johnson
Errett Johnson
Glouster Advent Church
Ralph D. Hill
Logan
Barbara Ellen
Steve Craig
Sam Johnson
Clerks to Elect Officers of Local 908 in Glouster
The Glouster Retail Clerks Union Local 908 will convene Tuesday evening at the I O F Hall at 7 30. Officers for the coming year will be elected and all members are urged to attend by President Elton Coffman.
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Glouster
Glouster Retail Clerks’ Union
I. O. F. Hall
Elton Coffman
Glouster Christmas Visitors and Installations
Glouster reports numerous Christmas visits by locals and relatives from Albany Jacksonburg Columbus Pomeroy and Detroit. Names include Floyd Bodkin Mary Virginia Croushore Ed Duffey Robert Kinney Gladys Davis Jessie Marie Barnett Neva Lois and more. Then Chapter OES will install officers at a Christmas week meeting with a covered dish lunch.
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Roy Robinson
Virginia
Janet
Jacksonberg
W. Va
William Lawson
Margaret Croushore
Mary Virginia
Jack
Bobby
Thomas Hemsley
Pittsburgh
George Kinney
Robert Kinney
Columbus
James Golding
T Taylor Ridge
Gladys Davis
Eileen
George Golding
Barnett
Jessie Marie
William Golding
Neva
Lois
Glouster
James Lawson
H. G. Gibson
Lawson
Gibson
B. R. Angle
Chapter
OES
Young Mother Dies At Home In Glouster
Mrs Alhelma Moody 26 wife of Carl Moody died Saturday at her Fair lawn Avenue home from a heart attack after diphtheria illness. She leaves a husband four children aged 10 6 4 and 2 a mother and father three sisters two brothers and many relatives. Funeral services were at C Fi Wallace Funeral Home Monday at 2 with Rev Harvey Smith. burial in Hollister Cemetery.
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Glouster
Alhelma Moody
Carl Moody
Fairlawn Ave
Eileen
Donald
Francis
C. Fi Wallace
Harvey Smith
Hollister Cemetery
Snead Favored In Hollywood Golf Tourney
Sam Snead, the long-hitting West Virginian with recent Nassau and Miami Open wins, leads the field in the $4,000 Hollywood Beach Hotel Open at Hollywood Florida. A practice round 66 and 175-player field set an 18 hole round today with 36 hole finale on Wednesday. Ralph Guldahl Horton Smith Denny Shute Johnny Revolta Stanley Horne (and others) contend for the title.
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Hollywood, Fla
U.P
Sam Snead
West
Hollywood
Ralph Guldahl
Horton Smith
Chicago
Denny Shute
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Ill
Stanley Horne
Tony Manero
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Tommy Armour
Boca Raton
Fla
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Harold McSpaden
Boston
All-Star Teams Resume Practice Before Shrine Game
Eastern and Western college all-star football squads began training after a Christmas layoff. The Oakland Cardinals aided Eastern coaches Andy Kerr and Bernie Bierman in scrimmage at UC Berkeley, while the Western squad at Stanford split into two teams for scrimmage. Hugh Wolff of Texas returned to the lineup after recovering from a muscle injury.
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SAN Francisco
U.P
Oakland Cardinals
Andy Kerr
Bernie Bierman
University of California
Berkeley
Stanford University
Hugh Wolff
Texas
Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles McLaughlin
Mr and Mrs Charles McLaughlin announce the birth of a daughter at their home on Murray City Hill on Christmas morning. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Eustace Love of Glouster.
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Glouster
Charles McLaughlin
Murray City Hill
Eustace Love
Armstrong Tops Feather and Lightweight Boxing Poll
Henry Armstrong of Los Angeles named No 1 in both feather and lightweight divisions in Ring Magazine's annual rankings based on 423 boxing writers. No. 1 heavyweight Joe Louis, with Max Schmeling favored by some, and other 1937 pugilistic milestones are noted.
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Armstrong
New York
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Ring Magazine
Nat Fleischer
Henry
St. Louis
Fleischer
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Louis
Tommy Farr
Schmeling
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Braddock
Kaye
Petey Sarron
British Empire
Benny Lynch
Glasgow
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Mike Jacobs
Mead Crew seeks January February away games in Chillicothe
The Mead basketball team of Chillicothe seeks away games in January and February. Interested teams should write for details to Burton Berg, care of Mead Corp., Chillicothe, Ohio.
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Mead
Chillicothe
Burton Berg
Care of
Mead Corp
Ohio
Glouster Pythian Sisters Plan Wednesday Chicken Dinner
Glouster Temple 560 will host a 6 pm chicken dinner and gift exchange Wednesday evening at the hall. Members are expected to attend.
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Glouster — Pythian Sisters of Glouster Temple
Miss Spencer Leads Forum at Aquatic Forum Opening
Miss Carrie E. Spencer director of women's swimming at Ohio University led the opening session of the Third Annual Aquatic Forum in Fort Lauderdale. The event runs through Jan. 2 and draws coaches and swimmers from top schools with lectures demonstrations and competitions. More than 400 attendees are present including Ohio University delegates E Aude rey Callander Fred Wieda man Prof. George W. Clark and others.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Carrie E. Spencer
Ohio University
E. Auderey Callander
Fred “Bull” Wiedaman
George W. Clark
Dick Pugh
Joseph G. Hague
Ronald William van Orme
Joseph Rowle
Irving Miller
Howard J. Horton
Richard F. Evans
Martin Miller
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