Six Are To Get Awards From Paper
Six men named for Sporting News 1937 outstanding baseball leaders awards. E G Barrow, W B McKechnie, Johnny Allen, Bob Lamotte, Jake Flowers, Charles Keller cited for club management, pitching feats, attendance, and batting prowess with honorable mentions to Rickey Quinn Yawkey McCarthy Terry Medwick Gehringer Gehrig Gomez Hubbell.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Sporting News
E. G. Barrow
New York Yankees
Wiliamb. McKechnie
Boston Bees
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lamotte
Jake Flowers
Salisbury
Charles Keller
Newark Bears
Barrow
McKechie
Jim Turner
Ju Fette
Allen
Lamotte
Savannah
Flowers
Brooklyn Dodger
St. Louis Cardinal
Oscar Vitt
Keller
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Robert Quinn
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Bill Terry
Giants
Connie Mack
The
Athletics
Joe Medwick
Carinal
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Lou Gehrig
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Today's Sport Parade at Santa Anita
Henry McLemore reports from Arcadia about the Rose Bowl chatter and a day at Santa Anita. He notes the racing scene blends Hollywood glitz with wagering, and recounts a lost-to-last-place showing in the first race while describing the festive infield atmosphere and betting dynamics.
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Henry McLemore
Arcadia
Calif
Wall Street
Santa Anita
Mayo Brothers
Ben Hur
Turf Club
Hollywood
Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Hollywood stars line up with Santa Anita racing days ahead
The writer recalls encountering Bing Crosby W C Fields and Edward G Robinson in a Santa Anita setting with Spencer Tracy and George Raft among the spectators. He notes three more racing days until the Rose Bowl and plans a Pasadena return to preview Alabama and California. He hints at naming a winner before departure but postpones.
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Bing Crosby
Bing
Lelani
W. C. Fields
Edward G. Robinson
George Raft
Santa Anita
Oliver Hardy
Spencer Tracy
Portugese
Pasadena
Alabama
California
United Press
Final Meeting of Council of Glouster Held Monday
An adjourned Glouster council meeting saw J R Binford and William Stahl end their service. New officers to take office Jan 1 are Thomas Williams Sr and Emmett Rogers. Ordinances 308 and 309 were passed, with pay raises for mayor marshal clerk and treasurer. Limestone for street repairs ordered.
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Glouster
J. R. Binford
William Stahl
Thomas Williams
Emmett Rogers
C. F. Wallace
Joe Louis Eyes Barroom Venture in Detroit cafe
World heavyweight champion Joe Louis applies for a liquor vending license for the Brown Bomber Cafe a fried chicken shack mirroring rivals like John L. Sullivan Dempsey who also entered barroom business.
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Louis
Detroit
Joe Louis
John L. Sullivan
Jack Dempsey
Joe
Dallas Police Chief Urges More Tickets
Police chief Bob Jones ordered a tougher stance after learning Dallas police with 145 officers average 140 traffic tickets per day. The city, in Texas, faced criticism for low enforcement activity.
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Dallas
Tex
Bob Jones
Kiwanian Year Planning Discussed at Glouster Meeting
Glouster Kiwanis heard a finance committee report on the Christmas Tree drive with stronger solicitation results. Willis Blower was elected secretary as Martin Murphy moves to Charleston. Roger Kittle became president and the board set plans for next year. The next meeting is Jan 4 with officer installations.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanians
D. P. Morris
Willis Blower
Mrs Mark Kelly Admitted To Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Mark Kelly was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Robinson by ambulance Monday afternoon. She was accompanied by her husband and mother-in-law Mrs Joe Kelly.
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Glouster
Mark Kelly
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Robinson Ambulance
Joe Kelly
Gridder Marries Toledo Up Notre Dame Player
Patrick Mac Carthy Notre Dame football player set to graduate next June married Tuesday to Margaret Mary La Plante. They first became sweethearts in high school.
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Gridder
Toledo
Patrick MacCarthy
Notre Dame
Margaret Mary la Plante
Rose Bowl Teams in Home Stretch
California and Alabama edge toward the Rose Bowl with experts urging early scoring. California holds the statistical edge but has won only one of three Rose Bowls, while Alabama is undefeated in four appearances. The debate centers on Alabama's late surge and Bears’ traditional first half strengths.
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Bears
Alabama
California
Berkeley
Howard
Sewanee
Washington
Huskies
Tuscaloosa
Crimson Tide
Eagle Rock
Frank Thomas
Occidental College
Brookside Park
Stub Allison
Crimson
Leroy Monsky
Gophers and Stanford Meet in Holiday Doubleheader
Eastern teams seek prestige after Monday showings by Minnesota and Stanford. Minnesota aims to rebound against unbeaten New York University while Stanford faces a repeat of last year’s win over Long Island University amid pregame drills and lineup notes.
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New York
U.P
Minnesota
Stanford
Golden Gophers
Long Island University
New York University
Stanford Cardinals
City College of New York
Long Island
Blackbird
Glouster Social Notes Guests Attend Holidays and Wedding
Glouster social column lists Christmas and weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Mere dith Gano and families from Logan and Troy, Mrs. Helen Friend of Columbus, Roger Friend and Jean, plus many from Logan Athens and Columbus. The piece notes Elizabeth Johnson from Lakewood High School visiting relatives, Nina Brunton visiting family, and the Christmas Eve wedding of Evelyn Harper to Ralph Gatchel at the Harper home with extended relatives from Marion Columbus and Westerville.
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Glouster
John Wallace
Meredith Gano
Virginia Jo
Nancy Lee
Logan
Joe Gano
Troy
Helen Friend
Columbus
Roger Friend
Jean
Robert Gano
Novella Weltner
Garnet Wallace
Athens
Elsie Anderson
Wallace
Elizabeth Johnson
Lakewood High School
Mary Cornwell
Cassie McCormick
Nina Brunton
Nick Brunton
Laura May Brunton
Miss Brunton
Howard Young
Westerville
Belford Cunningham
Son Harper
Marion
Clyde Harper
Evelyn Harper
Ralph Gatchel
Harper Home
Epworth League to attend mid winter institute in Logan
At a cabinet meeting the Epworth League planned to attend the mid winter institute in Logan on January 29 and 30. They discussed fundraising to enable a large attendance and decided to subscribe to the Epworth Herald for study in weekly meetings. Entertaining guests were reported in several Christmas gatherings across McArthur Chauncey and Gloucester with relatives visiting in Pittsburgh Indianapolis and St Louis.
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Epworth League
Logan
Epworth Herald
Martin Murphy
Mr. Murphy
J. N. Murphy
L. E. Murphy
Rebecca
Mary Margaret
Nancy Lee
Archie Riggs
McArthur
Elton Coffman
Jack
Jack, Were Mrs. Coffman's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Border, of Chauncey
William Jonas
Selma Jonas
Joe Richards
Pittsburgh
Custer Seckinger
Marcella Jonas
Harold Brown
Robert Williams
Glouster
Margaret Williams
Indianapolis
Frank Clark
Agua Caliente Seized by Mexico in Socialization Push
Los Angeles reports Mexico expropriated Agua Caliente a $10 million resort near Tijuana amid a socialization program. Owners to be reimbursed within ten years, while American investors vow legal protest and defense of interests. The complex included a hotel casino spa golf course and a famed $4 million race track.
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Los Angeles
Agua Caliente
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Baron Long
United States
Tijuana
Kipke Plans to Stay in Coaching After Michigan
NEW ORLEANS U P Harry Kipke former Michigan football coach says in a Rotary Club speech he intends to remain in coaching. He declined offers to enter business and urged support for his successor while noting interest from Mississippi and Mississippi State and possible Penn job.
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New Orleans
U.P
Harry Kipke
University of Michigan
American Football Coaches Association of America
Kipke
Michigan
Mississippi
Mississippi State
University of Pennsylvania
Harvey Harmon
License Office Closes in Glouster for Three Months
Deputy registrar C. E. Stanley has closed his office in the McMaster Hardware building and will not issue licenses for three months. Drivers, automobile and chauffeur licenses must be obtained in Athens or Nelsonville. Mr. Handley will reopen for license sales on March 1.
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Glouster
C. E. Stanley
McMaster Hardware
Athens
Nelsonville
Mr. Handley
Blower Team Defeats Brown Beauty Shop Bowls
John Blower team edged Brown Beauty Shop in Tuesday bowling with high man J. McAllister 604 including a 234 high single. Lane trainer followed with 537 three games as Blower totaled 2555 to Brown’s 2550.
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Blower
Glouster
Brown Beauty Shop
John Blower
J. McAllister
L. Trainer
Brown
Stanley Funeral Held for John Stanley in Albany
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Stanley and daughter Mrs. Sylvia Lowry of Akron attended the Albany funeral services for John Stanley, brother of Mr. Stanley. He had been ill for three months after a stroke. Burial followed at Hebbardsville Cemetery.
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P. J. Stanley
Sylvia Lowry
Akron
Albany
Mr. Stanley
John Stanley
College Scores and Pairings From Early Games
Toledo defeated Illinois Wesleyan 51 to 26 while Western Reserve beat Boston University 58 to 44. Detroit won 34 to 33 over Nebraska and Illinois rallied 33 to 32 in overtime against Notre Dame. Marquette defeated Chicago 38 to 21.
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Toledo
Illinois Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Boston U
Detroit
Nebraska
Illinois
Notre Dame
Marquette
Chicago
California To Oppose Bucks In Cage Game
Ohio State hosts California in Columbus Coliseum as a strong test for the Buckeyes while Toledo and Western Reserve post wins. Chuckovits scores 17 as Toledo beats Illinois Wesleyan 51 to 26.
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California
Ohio
Capas City
Ohio State
Columbus
Bucks
St. Lawrence
Baldwin-Wallace
Toledo University
Illinois Wesleyan
Toledo
Chuck Chuckovits
Western Reserve
Boston University
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Optometric Service
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N. Court St
Charley Rohm
Louisiana State
Pinky
Norman Hall
Tigers
Council of
Kiwanian
Gophers
Stanley Horne
Derby
Canadian Professional Golfers Association
Ottawa
Sam Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Horton Smith
Snead
Athens, Ohio
Ohio State Five
Union Made
RED Top Brewing CO
Grandmatii
Covert Baking CO
Middleport, Ohio
Athens National Bank
NSUR
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