Crafty Cam laments Marshall attrition after Ohio game
In a Huntington paper estimate, Marshall coach Cam Henderson says the team lacks depth to compete in the league as heat and injuries wore down subs during the Ohio game. Don Peden hunted replacements while Johnny Montgomery dazzled with a long touchdown run. A Dayton letter lauds Ohio Dayton sportsmanship in the Ohio Day game.
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Cam” Henderson
Marshall
Ohio
Huntington
Cam
Don Peden
Johnny Montgomery
Monk
Dayton
Jim Connelly
U. of D
Bobcat
Jim
Athens
Sophomore backs dominate Ohio scoring leaders
Bob Bloom of Hiram leads the state scoring race as sophomores seize top spots. Bloom's 48 points come after scoring twice in Hiram's 14 to 12 win over Bethany, with Everett Elkins of Marshall and Jack Morelock of Marshall also among the top 10.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Bob Bloom
Hiram
Bloom
Bethany
W. Va
Everett Elkins
Jack Morelock
Marshall
Jack Padley
Dayton
Bill Schweitzer
Case
Johnny Lucas
Western Reserve
Elkins
Ohio University
Charley Metzger
Miami
Metzger
LOOKING OVER BIG TEN COACHES
Vignettes of Big Ten football coaches and Notre Dame figures. Bo McMillin of Indiana is earnest with the longest contract. Bernie Bierman of Minnesota is detail minded. Elmer Layden of Notre Dame is both diplomat and disciplinarian. Francis Schmidt of Ohio State is a top sergeant type and keeps diagrams. Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern is scholarly and measured. Harry Stuhldreher of Wisconsin is smooth and confident. Kipke of Michigan is a fierce, capable leader. Zuppe of Illinois is imaginative and optimistic about plays. Clark Shaughnessy of Chicago is fatherly and steady. Mal Elward of Purdue is Rockne’s understudy moved to No. 1. Irlt Tubbs of Iowa is soft spoken and witty, with the shortest one-year contract.
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Vingettes
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Elmer Layden
NOTRE
Simon Legree
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
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Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
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Mal Elward
Purdue
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Bulldogs Close Season Friday in Nightcap Clash
Athens High faces Gallia Academy at Rufus Putnam Field in the 1937 nightcap. Gallipolis sits second to Wells ton in the league, while Athens pushes for an upset after a big win over Middleport moved them to sixth in the SECAA standings.
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Athens
Gallia Academy Eleven
Bulldogs
Rufus Putnam
Gallipolis
Wellston High
Blue Devils
Middleport
Child Injured in Gallipolis Sprained Ankle
Thelma Louise Fife, daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Fife, sprained her ankle Sunday and will remain home for several weeks. A separate note says the smallest measured star is about 27 times larger than the sun.
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Gallipolis
Thelma Louise
Forrest Fife
Charley Gehringer Named American League MVP in 1945
Charley Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers won the American League MVP award by the Baseball Writers Association of America with 78 of 80 points. Joe DiMaggio finished second, Hank Greenberg third, and Lou Gehrig fourth. The eight member committee noted Gehringer’s consistent fielding and batting, marking him the oldest MVP in AL history.
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Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Baseball Writers Association of America
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New York Yankees
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Iron Man
Yankees
Baseball Writers’ Committee of Eight
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Chicago
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Washington
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Ray Radcliff
Buddy Lewis
Luke Appling
Beau Bell
Earl Averaill
Lyn Lary
Roxie Lawson
Detroit
Gerald Walker
Rudy York
Pete Fox
Benny Frey Dies by Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Jackson, Mich. Benny Frey former Cincinnati Red pitcher was found dead in a locked car. Coroner Jason Meads said a rubber hose connected the exhaust into the vehicle caused the death. Frey, released by the Reds, had moved to Jackson last spring after refusing a Nashville assignment in the Southern Association.
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Mich
U.P
Benny Frey
Cincinnati Red
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Here
Jason B. Meads
Reds
Nashville
Southern Association
Buckeyes and Hoosiers Clash With Fine Defensive Records
Ohio State and Indiana, the two top defensive teams in the western conference, prepare for a standout Big Ten showdown in Columbus. OSU has allowed just 13 points in five games, while Indiana has yielded 19, with several opponents shut out and only Illinois and Northwestern posting low scores aside from these defenses.
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Bo McMillin
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Notre Dame Pittsburgh Tilt Headlines Saturdays Card
Notre Dame meets Pittsburgh in the top Saturday game as the gridiron spotlight shifts to Sound Bend. The Irish, after recent struggles, try to show improvement against a stronger Panthers lineup amid a busy slate of conference tests across the nation.
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New York
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Five Gallia Institutes to Feature Local and State Speakers
Five Gallia County farmers institutes set for November will feature state and local speakers. R. R. Starbuck reports topics include school farm and home, community building, with two local pastors Rev W Scott Westerman and Rev Lewis Weber Gishler plus C A Steele of Clark County on the independent program and Mrs Zella Lawrence Wonster GR Rummell of Columbus on the state aid platform. Steele is Iowa State graduate. Mrs Steele active in Springfield civic affairs. Mrs Lawrence a farm wife and graduate. Rummel long served as state editor of the Ohio Farmer.
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Gallia County
R. R. Starbuck
W. Scott Westerman
C. A. Steele
Clark County
Zella Lawrence
Wonster and
Rummell
Columbus
Steele
Iowa State Agricultural College
Springfield
Gallia Academy Athletic Fund Rises After Large Football Gate
Gallia Academy athletic fund increased by more than 50 dollars after a football game between Gallipolis and Pomeroy drew nearly 3 000 spectators. C C Byers, high school principal, announced the gain.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Gallipolis- Pomeroy
C. C. Byers
Death of Joe Jones at Thurman home
Joe Jones aged 79 died of heart trouble at his daughter Mrs Hoston Lundys home near Thurman while visiting. He leaves a son Chester in the same neighborhood and a daughter Mrs Dora Houtshel Dexter in Meigs County. Funeral services are announced for Wednesday afternoon.
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Gallipolis
Joe Jones
Hoston Lundy
Thurman
Mr. Jones
Chester
Dora Houdashelt
Dexter
Meigs County
Death of Paul Cornwell in Columbus
Paul Cornwell dies at the family home in Columbus after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife Norma Cardwell Cornwell and a son and a daughter. He is the son in law of Mr and Mrs Clarence Cardwell.
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Gallipolis
Paul Cornwell
Norma Cardwell Cornwell
Columbus
Clarence Cardwell
Registrar Moves Office in Gallipolis
Elmer E. Caldwell deputy registrar of automobiles moved his office to Second and Olive Streets in Gallipolis. Rey Charles Tanner is conducting a two weeks revival at Fairview Church of Christ near Alice.
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Gallipolis
Elmer E. Caldwell
Automobiles
Second and
Olive Streets
Rey Charles Tanner
Fairview Church of Christ
Alice
Premium Lists For Vinton Institute Event Announced
Gallipolis announces premium lists for the Vinton Farmers' Institute on November 15 and 16. Cash prizes will be awarded for top entries in many categories including Hybrid Yellow White corn potatoes cabbage pumpkins apples pears and assorted baked goods and craft items.
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Gallipolis
Vinton Farmers’ Institute
Rome
Gallia men indicted for break in and entering
James Devore and Roy Moore of Gallia County have been taken to Marysville Ohio to face a harsher charge of breaking and entering an inhabited dwelling in Jackson County purse snatching case. Emory Rader 96 of Northup returns from a vigil with relatives in Mogers Bottom West Virginia and says visiting at percent has no terrors.
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Gallipolis
James Devore
Roy Moore
Jackson County
Marysville
Ohio
Emory Rader
Northup
Mogers' Bottom
W. Va
October marriage licenses set local record in Gallipolis
Probate Judge J. S. Clark reports 32 marriage licenses issued in October in Gallipolis, up two from September, marking a new local high.
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Gallipolis
J. S. Clark
Farm Bureau meetings set for Gallipolis Wednesday
Two Farm Bureau gatherings are planned in Gallipolis. A noon luncheon at the Methodist Church will feature remarks by Silas Vance of Columbus and reports from committees. At 7 30 p m a Farm Roundup for Gallia County farmers will include music by the Bethesda String Orchestra and the Springfield Male Quartet.
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Gallipolis
Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Silas Vance
Ohio State Farm Bureau Cooperative Association of Columbus
Gallia County
Bethesda
Springfield
Vance
Briggs Kirby
Lester Hamrick
Donald Love
David Metcalf
Vivian Kirby
Elizabeth Grover
Esther Welker
Alberta Reynolds
Betty Evans
Wade Palmer
Varsity Night Show Ends Homecoming Festivities
More than 700 alumni attended Home Coming activities at Rio Grande College. Sigma Lambda Tau won first prize with a burlesque band that “stopped the show” featuring George Job and others. Second prize went to Phi Sigma Epsilon for a skit mocking faculty as students. Multiple groups performed including the tumbling team Dramatic Club W A A Debate Club and more.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Thee
Sigma Lambda Tau Fraternity
George Job
Woodrow Dean
Everett Campbell
Arthur Hossman
Coy Hale
Denver Walke
Carl Lambert
Phi Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Betty Marsh
Margie Reeve
Martha Streich
Helen Stroth
Myrtle Wickline
Virginia Maerker
Thelma Whitley
W.A.A
Alpha Sigma Tau
C.C.A
Alvin Boston
Antioch College
Close Police Court in Gallipolis Used as Voting Place
There was no police court Tuesday as Judge Stormont's office in the Municipal Building served as the polling site for Second Ward electors.
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Gallipolis
Embalmer James Wetherholt Passes State Exam
James Wetherholt of Gallipolis has successfully passed the state examination for licensed embalmers and is employed at a Cincinnati mortuary.
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Gallipolis
James Wetherholt
Cincinnati
To Extend Scout Plan
Gallipolis residents are expected at a Boy Scout meeting at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 7 30 p m G F Walker Scout Executive of Huntington will speak Reports of committees will be received and steps expected toward extending Boy Scout activities in the city and county.
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Gallipolis
First Presbyterian Church
G. F. Walker
Huntington
October car sales report by Gallia clerk of courts
Margaret McCormick reports in Gallipolis that 45 passenger cars and six trucks were sold in October.
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Gallipolis
Margaret McCormick
Franklin Leaves Hospital After Gallipolis Game Injury
Tom Franklin guard for the local team was released to his Eureka home Sunday after being confined at Holzer Hospital with a back injury suffered in the Gallipolis Pomeroy game.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Pomeroy
Tom Franklin
Eureka
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