Michigan Head Coach Search Narrowed to Four Possible Replacements
Fielding H. Yost faces a choice among four likely candidates for Michigan: Herbert Crisler of Princeton, Ray Morrison of Vanderbilt, George Veenker of Iowa State, and Gus Dorais of Detroit. Dorais would accept with full authority but worries about a lack of support. Kipke’s fate and Ford connections add to broader uncertainty about Michigan’s next athletic leadership.
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Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Charles E. Dorais
Ann Arbor
Herbert Orin Crisler
Princeton
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
George F. Veenker
Iowa State
Gus Dorais
Detroit
Fritz Crisler
Tiger
Crisler
Alexander Ruthven
Yost
Elton E
Tad) Wieman
Wieman
Wolverines
Board In Control of Athletics
Dorais
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Regents
Bill de Correvant
Chicago
Harry Kipke
Kipke
Ford Motor Co
Cincinnati Bearcats upset Buckeye foe in debut season under Van Winkle
Walter Rip Van Winkle, newly hired at Cincinnati, guided the Bearcats to a 42 37 win over Ohio University proving the early league lead. Cincinnati toppled Miami 84 36, while Ohio State faced Xavier and Toledo. Marshall opened league play with a 42 37 win over Ohio Wesleyan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter
Rip) van Winkle
University of Cincinnati
van Winkle
Ohio University
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Raymond
Tay) Brown
Compton
Calif
Dana King
King
Kentucky Wesleyan
Miami
Ohio U
Sterling Combine
Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Bobcats
Xavier
Toledo
Herd
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Dayton
Bud Falke
Glouster Cats Lose to Moxahala Cagers 16-28
Moxahala defeats Glouster 28 to 16 as Bartlett and Kiener lead with eight and seven points respectively. Carter suffers an injury but returns. Koehler tops Glouster with five points. Moxahala reserves beat Glouster reserves 13-12, while Corning edges Glouster Independents 43-22 after varsity game.
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Glouster
Moxahala
Carter
Cats
Koehler
Cooper
Bartlett
Kiener
Bartlet
Lusetti
Winn
Bryson
Corning
Henry
Darling
Spares Top Strikes In High School Bowling Showdown
The Spares defeated the Strikes in two of three games Saturday in a high school league match. Both teams compete at the high school level.
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Glouster
Mrs. Snyder Returns Home From White Cross Hospital
Mrs. John Snyder left White Cross Hospital in the Phil Robinson ambulance and was taken home to Murray City on Saturday. The article notes the term cowboy originated during the American Revolution when used for a Tory band that stole cattle for aid.
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Leaves Hospital
John Snyder
Murray City
White Cross Hospital
Phil F. Robinson
Catlue
Kaplanoff Placed On Academic Probation At Ohio State
Bucyrus tackle and co captain elect of the 1938 Ohio State football squad Carl Kaplanoff is on probation for scholastic deficiencies after failing to meet the required point average for the recent quarter. He may regain status by making up the backwork before the season. Two Buckeye backs Bill Bullock and Howard Wedebrook also faced academic hurdles, with Bullock failing an accounting course and Wedebrook dropped from school. Bill Phillips, a substitute quarterback, did not return for the current quarter.
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Columbus
U.P
Carl Kaplanoff
Bucyrus
Ohio State
Kaplanoff
Buck
Bill Bullock
Kent
Howard Wedebrook
Portsmouth
Bill Phillips
Albany Divides With Ames Bern In Two-Game Set
Albany High School teams split a Friday night doubleheader with Ames Bern at Albany gym. Albany boys won 23 20 in a tight game while Ames Bern girls outscored Albany 20 17. standout M Keirns led the visitors with 13 points. Next Albany home games site is vs Buchtel on Jan 23.
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Albany
Albany High School
M. Keirns
Buchtel
Amesville
Ames - Bern
Stewart Sextet
Rome
Jandes
Mansfield
Ames Bern
Crawford
Sprouse
Frisby
Rose Cpiaat
J. Crawford
Ames-Bern
M. Conner
Smith
McBee
Ames-Bern Wells
Stanley
Eckard Bennett
Smith Wwe
Nagle A
Lewis Ee
Crewe and LMS Eye 125 mph Coronation Locomotive
Railway officials in Crewe London Midland and Scottish plan to push the Coronation Locomotive to 125 miles per hour breaking the present LMS record of 114 mph. The Coronation engine is the lead in a series of streamlined locomotives.
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Crewe
England
London Midland and Scottish
LMS
Letter travels from Crane to Salem via Idaho delivery
A letter mailed August 20 1934 at Crane Oregon has reached Jean Hanover of Salem after it was forwarded from Riggins Idaho continuing its long delivery route through the Pacific Northwest mailing system.
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Salem
Ore
Crane
Jean Hanover
Riggins
Idaho
Loyal Daughters Class of Church of Christ Meets
The Glouster Loyal Daughters Class held its first 1937 meeting in the church social rooms with Mrs A C McCance presiding. Committees were named for flower ways and means press and messenger reports and assist secretary. Sixteen members attended and lunch was served.
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Ed Vaughn
F. D. Kinney
Messenger
FE. W. Jones
Emmett Anderson
Esta Cunningham
E. K. Pough
John Francis
Lalla Danford
Ed. Vaughn
Charlies Williams
Helen Dennison
E. W. Jones
John Henshaw
H. F. Kittle
Wilbur Balderson
Harve Norris
Richardson Bridge Club Hosts at North Street Home
Mr and Mrs L E Richardson entertained their bridge club on North Street Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs H S Withers from Buchannon W Va and others. Prizes were awarded to Zollinger high guest score Wallace traveling prize and several high scores among ladies and men.
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L. E. Richardson
North Street
L. G. DeLong
FE. B. Matthews
Bernice Wallace
Paul Ullmark
L. G. De-Long
Phil Robinson
E. B. Matthews
Carol Hoffman
Columbus
Harry Hoffman
Robert Harper
Pleasant
Charles Harper
Harper
H. F. Kittle
Elizabeth Beshara
Cincinnati
Anderson Named Ciney Line Mentor for Bearcats Football
University of Cincinnati selects Heartley W. Anderson as assistant line coach for the Bearcats under Joe Meyer. Anderson, Notre Dame star and former Ramblers head coach, signs a two year deal with Wade Woodworth staying as likely freshman coach as Cincinnati moves toward a big time grid schedule.
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Cincinnati
U.P
University of Cincinnati
Heartley W
Hunk) Anderson
Bearcat
Anderson
Notre Dame
Irish
Joe Meyer
Buckeye
Knute Rockne
Rockne
St. Louis University
Ramblers
University of Michigan
Harry Kinke
Kipke
Meyer
Charles Mileham
Wade
Red
Woodworth
Thomson Lead Is Cut Down In Los Angeles Open
Sixty nine finalists began the final round at Griffith Park as Jimmie Thomson clung to a three stroke edge. His battered second hand putter helped him set a 36 hole PGA record of 131 but a mid-round drought cut his lead to half, with Thomson at 205. Chase pack includes Hines Revolta Mangrum at 208 and Picard Coltrin Goggin Little Dutra at 209/208.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Griffith Park
Jimmie Thomson
Thomson
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
New York
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Ill
Lloyd Mangrum
Dayton
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ben Coltrin
San Francisco
Willie Goggin
San Bruno
Lawson Little
Olin Dutra
Sam Snead
Harry Cooper
Mac Smith
Cooper
Smith
Snead
Quartet Sings at Trimble Church During Conference
A quartet from Trimble M E Church performed a special musical number at Jacksonville M E Church Friday evening with Dr Ira Jones presiding. Accompanist Miss Merle Danford joined singers Mr and Mrs John Wolfe Miss Edithe Pearl Wolfe and Mr C F Dan ford.
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Glouster
Trimble M. E
Jacksonville M. E
Ira Jones
Merle Danford
John Wolfe
Fdithe Pearl Wolfe
C. F. Danford
Chauncey Millfield Trio Drive to Detroit in Car Crash
Chauncey Clark Preston Chauncey William Smith and Bert Smith of Millfield drove to Detroit when near Tiffin Ohio their car left the road and rolled. William Smith sustained a scalp laceration and left leg injury while Preston had a slight concussion and was taken to Mercy Hospital Tiffin. Parents Mr. and Mrs A L Preston went to Tiffin. Bert Smith was uninjured.
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Chauncey
Clark Preston
William Smith
Bert Smith
Millfield
Detroit
Tiffin
Ohio
Preston
Mercy Hospital
A. L. Preston
Smith Boys
Mabel Smith
Friendship Bible Class meeting at Gladys Pickering home
The Church of Christ Friendship Bible Class plans a Wednesday night meeting at Gladys Pickering's home in Fisave. Andrew Simpkins leads, Reena Simpkins conducts devotions, and members contribute to the potluck supper after the business session.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible Class
Church of Christ
Gladys Pickering
Fisave
Andrew Simpkins
Reena Simpkins
Dover Grange Comedy Play Set For January Twenty First
Dover Grange No. 2646 presents a home talent comedy Kicked Out of College at Chauncey high school auditorium Friday night January 21 conducted by coach Ruth Fiske. Funds raised support the Grange. Cast includes Dix Picker ing Charles Crosser William Keasey Joe Stalder Jack Smith Ralph West Carl Stalder Andrew Simpkins Burg Johnson Pearl Hanning Pauline Keck Betty Jane Courtney Opal Beckley Ruth Beckley Adeal Burritt Julia Johnson and Gloria Hintz.
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Chauncey
Dover Grange
Chauncey High School
Ruth Fiske
The
Grange
Dix Pickering
Charles Crosser
William Keasey
Joe Stalder
Jack Smith
Ralph West
Carl Stalder
Andrew Simpkins
Burg Johnson
Pearl Hanning
Pauline Keck
Betty Jane Courtney
Opal Beckley
Ruth Beckley
Adeal Burritt
Julia Johnson
Gloria Hintz
Plains School Honor Roll Announced for Six Weeks
THE PLAINS The Plains honor roll for the last six weeks lists seniors Dan Armbruster Oden Ellis Rhoda Lohse Lawrence Cochran Bart Keeton Ida Belle Wallace Walter Wharton juniors Charles Armbruster Helen Barnes Juanita Bowen Doris Coon Philip Stauffer sophomores Bernard Bingman Ben Evans Dorothy Graham Margaret Kail Gene McCullough Rosalie Shafer freshmen Lucille Cullison Wilford Hanning Wyona Stauffer Elizabeth Alidney eighth grade Beulah Calvin Leta May Nelson Mary Rogaski seventh grade May Campbell Aileen Davis Geraldine Davis Mary Fenel Doreen Harmon Jack Linscott Doris Neal Jeanette Parfitt Juanita Young.
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Plains
Dan Armbruster
Oden Ellis
Rhoda Lohse
Lawrence Cochran
Bart Keeton
Ida Belle Wallace
Walter Wharton
Charles Armbruster
Helen Barnes
Juanita Bowen
Doris Coon
Philip Stauffer
Bernard Bingman
Ben Evans
Dorothy Graham
Margaret Kail
Gene McCullough
Rosalie Shafer
Lucille Cullison
Wilford Hanning
Class at The Plains Holds Farewell Party
The seventh grade at The Plains High School held a surprise farewell for Lois Shields and Jack Linscott who are exiting the seventh grade this semester. Games and refreshments followed the event. The Plains Senior Class was hosted at the home of teacher L. V. Calvin for entertainment. Nearby residents hosted and visits noted among Chauncey and Jackson area families.
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the Plains
the Plains High School
Lois Shields
Jack Linscott
L. V. Calvin
Carrie Brooks
Ervin Brooks
Nelsonville
Abbey Schoonover
Mines Active in Chauncey District on Monday
Mines operating in the Chauncey district on Monday include No. 5 No. 9 No. 10x No. 28 No. 90 No. 219 No. 107 Chauncey N Y 25 Poston No 6 Hocking Kimberly Carbondale Lick Run and Black Diamond with Mines No 255 267 and Connville idle.
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Chauncey
Chauncey N. Y
Poston No
Hocking
Kimberly
Carbondale
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Coonville
Plains Seniors Start Work on Yearbook
The Plains High School Senior Class begins yearbook work with staff led by Editor-in-Chief Ida Belle Wallace and Editor Walter Wharton. The team includes roles for business, literary and sports editors, assistants, and an advisor Lawrence Calvin.
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Plains
Trickett Funeral Rites Are Held Monday
Chauncey James Newton Trickett age 82 long time Chauncey resident died at his Adrian West Virginia home early Sunday from senility. Funeral services were held in Adrian Monday and his body will be brought to Chauncey Tuesday for 2 30 p m services at the M E Church conducted by Rev Robert Law rence. Burial will be Nye Cemetery beside his first wife who died years ago. Survived by his wife Bertie Trickett and two daughters Mildred Betty and five grandchildren along with children from his first marriage Leora Bingman Homer Trickett Arthur Trickett Lillian Karns Edytha Trickett.
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Bertie Trickett
Mildred
Betty
Leora Bingman
Coolville
Edytha Trickett
Washington, D. C
Homer Trickett
Arthur Trickett
Corning
Lillian Karns
Akron
Broadway tracks and failed horse racing systems
A United Press column mocks betting schemes at Santa Anita and across the track world. The writer jokes about broken hearts from faulty systems and notes Mrs. Dick Arlen uses her child’s scribbles to pick entries while many bettors rely on bartender tips.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Broadway
Santa Anita
Dick Arlen
Jobyna Ralston
United Press
Purdue Five Is Favorite In Big Ten
Purdue tops Big Ten title chances as the Boilermakers seek their first major test against Illinois at Champaign. Northwestern leads with early wins, while Iowa Michigan and Wisconsin also chase standings. Illinois aims to rebound after losses to Indiana and Michigan.
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Purdue
Chicago
U.P
Racing Boilermakers
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Illini
Champaign
Northwestern
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Ann Arbor
Nowa
Wildcats
Jake Nagode
Hawkeyes
Benny Stephens
Badgers
Johnny Kundla
Gordon Addington
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Wolf
Wolfween
J. Hemsley
Baa
Miami Seree
Ohto U
Entertain Club
Ciney Line
Quartet
Leona
Babe
Gordon
Cyclone
Burke
Ernie Maddock
Plains School
Firleen McKee
Clyde Harmon
J. H. Lohse
Elizabeth Lohse
Chester Porter
Bobby
Jackson
William Horn
F. H. Staffinger
Lara Tucker
Hildreth Reeves
Ray Tucker
Athens
Walter Tucker
Central Ave. Church
UNIV
ST. Xavier
Werth
Art Ellis
Tom Jones
Helen Hamer
Marian Guseman
Kathryn Grose
Margaret Brammer
Lucille MacDonald
Dorothy Fierce
Trickett
Henry McLemore
Vennzoil
Johnny Townsend
Bill Barclay
Jim Rae
Wolves
Athens Automotive Service
E. Carpenter St
Bruce
Pico Wholesale CO. Glouster
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