Bobcats Favored Over Cincinnati in Peden’s Test
Ohio University Coach Don Peden prepares the Bobcats to face Cincinnati with guarded optimism. Injuries thin the squad as Bill Jurkovic and Stan Caruso are sidelined, while Ben Laskin and Clarence Claugus shine in the Marshall game before limited scrimmage focus this week.
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Jurkovic
Caruso
Laskin
Claugus
Marshall
Don Peden
Ohio University Bobcats
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Bis
Peden
Ghia
Harmony
Bobcats
Bill Jurkovic
Stan Caruso
Jurk
Ben Laskin
Ohio
Clarence Claugus
Whizzer White praised as greatest football player
Boulder Colorado profiles Whizzer White as a standout quarterback for the undefeated Colorado Buffaloes. The 1937 article notes his scoring exploits, multi-sport prowess, flawless academics, and Rhodes scholarship pursuit, highlighting his campus leadership and busy schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
Boulder
Colo
U.P
Land of the Eternal Snows
Bearcats Prepare for Ohio Game in Nippert Scrimmage
Cincinnati special reports UC Bearcats held a spirited scrimmage as they prep for the homecoming game against Ohio University at Nippert Stadium Saturday. Erv Pangallo sat out with a cold, John Pepov leads the offense, and a parade builds to the 1:30 float event with the UC band performing.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Ohio University
Nippert Stadium
Satuhenay
Woodworth
Bearcats
Higly
Athens Crew
Dayton
Western Reserve
Illinois
Bearcat
Erv Pangallo
Pangallo
Ohio
John Pepov
Soph
Bobcats
U. C
Cooper Closes In On PGA Trophy Lead
Boston. Lighthorse Harry Cooper leads the race for the PGA Trophy with 490 points from 26 tournaments since January and earnings of 13 573.69 dollars. Ralph Guldahl sits second with 366 points, while Sam Snead follows with 320 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.P
Harry Cooper
Fred Corcoran
Cooper
Ralph Guldahl
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
War Admiral Runs in Pimlico Special
War Admiral the undefeated 3-year-old champion heads a ten horse field for Pimlico’s $7,500 added special restricted to 3-year-olds. He draws the No. 1 post and is a 3-5 favorite with Charles Kurtsinger aboard for the mile and three sixteenths race. Other entrants include Burning Star Rex Flag Dark Beau and Masked General among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.P
War Admiral
Pimlico
Charles Kurtsinger
Hollister Girl Returns Home From Columbus Ambulance
Sarah Byers daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Byers of Hollister returned home in the Phil F Robinson ambulance from Mercy Hospital Columbus Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sarah Byers
Western Reserve Faces Syracuse After Key Injuries
Western Reserve's bid to rebound this week suffered a blow as regular end Johnny Wilson broke a bone in his ankle and star halfback Mike Rodak is out for the season after an appendicitis attack. Rodak underwent surgery Tuesday after being rushed to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Western Reserve
Syracuse
Red Cats
Johnny Wilson
Mike Rodak
Rodak
Grayson Still Likes Panther Against Irish
Grayson opts for Pittsburgh over Notre Dame as the Irish face a crucial test after a strong late run this season. Bierman praises Notre Dame's late surge while Pitt appears primed for a showdown that could define the national program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Panther
Risko to Return in Cleveland Ring Comeback
After a two year layoff Johnny Risko the Cleveland rubber man plans a comeback against former world light heavyweight champion Bob Olin. The bout is set to take place in Cleveland on September 17 according to promoter Waiter Taylor.
Parker to Sign Pro Football Contract With Brooklyn Club
Ace Parker former Duke star expected to sign today with the National League Brooklyn Club. Brooklyn president Dan Topping said Parker received an attractive offer. Parker was a rookie with the Philadelphia Athletics last year and needed Connie Mack’s permission to negotiate for a pro grid berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Brooklyn Club
Dan Topping
Parker
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Glouster Republicans Sweep Municipal Race Tuesday Vote
Glouster voters chose Republican candidates across mayoral, treasurer, marshal, council, and school board races with a county bond issue and tax levy also on the ballot. Mayor Wallace led with 652 votes to William Winefordner’s 357. Mary Cornwell 690 to 215. Grace Ochs 695 to Harold Vaughn 201.
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Glouster
Wallace
William Winefordner
Winefordner
Mary Cornwell
Dorothy Vernon
Cornwell
Vernon
Grace Ochs
Harold Vaughn
Fred Heck
Marshal
Henry Williams
Glouster Council
Harold Kittrell
Thomas Willaams Sr
Eugene Jones
Harry Trasin
Emmett Rogers
Tom McDonald
Board of Public Affairs
Nick Brunton
J. H. Elias
Phil Robinson
D. E. Carr
E. H. Lantz
Larry Colbert
Maude Williams
J. L. Altman
Thomas Vaughn
Bertha Carpenter
Velma Barstow
Justce
Thomas Gamwell
Elmer Jones
Constable
George, Love
Charles Darling
Wolf Bowlers top Blower Funeral Home in two of three
In Glouster on Tuesday night the Wolf Bowlers defeated Blower Funeral Home in a best of three games. W Wolf led with a 595 series across the three contests, as the standings and scores punctuate a busy bowling card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wolf
Blower Funeral Home
W. Wolf
Glouster Masonic Lodge Meets for Annual Officer Election
The Glouster Masonic Lodge will hold a meeting tonight to conduct its annual election of officers. Members are urged to attend as new leadership is chosen.
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Glouster
Masonic Lodge
Morris taken to Mercy Hospital for observation
William Morris of Oakdale was taken to Mercy Hospital Monday for observation and treatment and returned home the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Morris
Oakdale
Mercy Hospital
Class Entertained At Morris Home
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morris Jr hosted the Young Married People's Class of the Church of Christ on Hill Street for a Halloween party. Mrs. Morris led the meeting in the president’s absence, with a scripture by Mrs. Marguerite Jones. Awards were given in two contests to Mrs. Maud Williams Mrs. Laura Jones Harry Fitch and Elmer Jones. Eighteen guests enjoyed a social hour and a two course lunch with Halloween appointments.
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Glouster
Alfred Morris, Jr
Church of Christ
Hill St
Morris
Marguerite Jones
Maud Williams
Laura Jones
Harry Fitch
Elmer Jones
WCTU Meeting Held in Glouster
The November WCTU gathering met at Mrs. Fred Kinney’s home with Mrs. Charles Williams presiding. Scripture was read, prayers offered, and papers on war and peace presented by Mrs. C A Bingman Mrs Harve Norris and Mrs Edna Bingman. A program followed including a duet by Mrs Kinney and Lois, and solos by Lois Kinney.
Social Guests Visit Glouster Notables
Glouster society notes list guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gessell including Mr. and Mrs. Russell Northup and Pearl with Grace Scott and Jane Russell from Stockport. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Harve Norris.
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Glouster
A. A. Gessell
Russell Northup
Pearl
Grace Scott
Jane Russell
Stockport
Chester Wilson
Harve Norris
Halloween Party Hosted by Miss Phyllis Robinson
Miss Phyllis Robinson hosted the Kings Herald gathering at her home on Saturday afternoon. Twenty masked children attended with prizes for Anna Lou Davis for best concealed identity and awards for Barbara Dunlevy and Dora Harry for guessing the most guests. Dorothy Lee Skinner won the ball bouncing contest, Twila Mae Williams the bean contest, and Miss Anna Louise Logue led the study hour. A Halloween themed refreshment course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Robinson
King’s Herald
Anna Lou Davis
Barbara Dunlevy
Dora Harry
Dorothy Lee Skinner
Twila Mae Williams
Anna Louise Logue
Mt Hermon Church Board to Meet Wednesday Evening
The Mt Hermon Church official board will convene Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Members are asked to attend as church business will be discussed. Mrs Raymond Sanborn of Greens Run was hospitalized for appendicitis in St Francis Hospital via C F Wallace ambulance.
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Sharpsburg
Mt. Hermon Church
Glouster
Raymond Sanborn
Greens Run
St. Francis Hospital
C. F. Wallace
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births
Mr Oscar Kyger and family moved from Ponlar Ridge to Bradbury property. Susan and Dale Mulford hosted Bradbury relatives. Hollis Frederick Rupe born Oct 26. CCC camp intake for Donald Tate. Rally Day at M F Church with child program and Rev Snider services. Various local visits to Tipton, Milhoan, Earhart, Werner, Darst, Spires, Rife, and others. Harold Kennedy showed Yellowstone Park pictures.
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Bion Bradbury
Dale Mulford
C. A. Bradbury
Nancy Boatman
Washington, D. C
Mae Tip- 0
Flora Bradbury Sunny
Hollis Rupe
Hollis Frederick
Opal Wright
Columbus
Albert Milhoan
Wilbur Earhart
Donald Tate
CCC
Wilmington
Charles Werner
Delmer Darst
Bud Spires
Gladwin Werner
Dickinson
M. F
H. N. Snider
Floyd Rife
George Lemley
Poplar Ridge
Dale Weimann
Marline Rife
Grace Bradbury
Mary Rupe
Evelyn Tate
Eastern Star
Cheshire
James Ward
Yellowstone National Park
Harold W. Kennedy
Theron Swisher
Turkey Run
Clyde Rupe
David Swisher
Sam Swisher
Radio Highlights and Prime Time Lineup Listed
Radio listings show WLW and CBS NBC schedules for Wednesday with programs such as One Man's Family Guy Lombardo Eddie Cantor Benny Goodman Sammy Kaye Eddy Duchin Tommy Dorsey Rudy Vallee Bing Crosby Cab Calloway Kate Smith Major Bowes and The March of Time among others. Specific airtimes include 9 10 11 and later evening blocks across stations WLW WLW-A and CBS NBC.
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WLW
Mid
Guy Lombardo
CBS
Eddie Cantor
Benny Goodman
Sammy Kaye
NBC
Eddy Duchin
General Hugh Johnson
Tommy Dorsey
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
We, the People
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Amateur Hour
Cab Calloway
Hugh Johnson
Henry Busse Orch
Weekend Grid Scores and Next Week Matchups
In the weekend of October 29 1937 Logan defeated by 7 to 0 and Athens crushed Middleport 37 to 0 while Pomeroy lost 13 to 0 to Gallipolis Nelsonville earned 9 points against Glouster 39 and Wellston dominated McConnelsville 46 to 0. For the week of November 5 Gallipolis meets Athens Wellston visits Middleport Nelsonville plays Pomeroy Circleville hosts Logan and Jackson travels to Chillicothe.
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Logan
Jackson
Athens
Middleport
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Glouster
Wellston
McConnelsville
Circleville
Chillicothe
L Pet
Pts
Tuppers Plains School Presents Speeding Along Play
Olive Orange High School junior class presents a three act play Speeding Along in the school auditorium Thursday Nov 18 at 745 p m. Cast includes Zita Zickefoose Ernest Dorst Loyd Myers Thelma Harper Steen Barnhart Dail Worthen Jack Lee Jamita Tuttle Mack Torrence Sara Connolly Henry Smith Beulah Griffin Lester Damewood.
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Tuppers Plains
Olive Orange High School
Zita Zickefoose
Ernest Dorst
Loyd Myers
Thelma Harper
Steen Barnhart
Dail Worthen
Jack Lee
Jamita Tuttle
Mack Torrence
Sara Connolly
Henry Smith
Beulah Griffin
Lester Damewood
Mesdames
Albert Warner
Alvin Myers
Ernest Story
Cesco Adkins
Warren Bentz
Fred VanMeter
Howard Burns
Elmer Newland
Sarah Parr
Charles Findling
Lamus Cook
Pomeroy
Olive Orange
Oneita Tuttle
Helen Story
Doris Newland
Robert Halsey
Dale Worthen
Knight
Harold English
Betty Stiles
Betty Hawk
Dorothy Matlack
Guy Springer
Laura Lenz
Marcel Smith
Virgie Mae Swartz
Georgia Cooper
Roxie Jean Russel
Orpha June Holman
Daryl van Meter
Ray Harper
Billy Sommers
Norma Jean Torrence
Caryl Hawk
Rosa Bennett
Dail Myers
Wilma Rice
Helen Yeager
Margaret Henderson
Evelyn Chevalier
Bucks Helped Hoosier Out Of Spot May Lose by St
Ohio State aided Indiana University in scheduling by agreeing to six Big Ten games this season and next. The Hoosiers, powerful this year, could knock OSU from the Western Conference lead with a victory at Columbus. Ohio State prepared with an extended passing drill and focus on the aerial game.
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Whizzer
Utah
Norlin
United Press
Harry Grayson
NEA
South Bend
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Knute Rockne
Andy Puplis
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Bernie Bierman
Navy
Tulane
PITT
Bierman
Panthers
Fimner Layden
Illinois
Carnegie Tech
Wisconsin
Indiana
Davis
Columbus
Ohio State
Hoosiers
Nebraska
Michigan
Bob Zuppke
Northwestern
Champaign
Harvard
Princeton
Cambridge
Frank Thomas
Alabama
New Orleans
Crimson Tide
Dana X. Bible
Texas
Baylor
Longhorns
Golden Bears
Waco
Washington
Huskies
California
Pasadena Tournament of Roses
Berkeley
Bucks
Hoosier
U.P
Big Ten
J. W. St. John
Indiana University
Alvin
Bo) McMillin
St. John
Francis A. Schmidt
Buck
Ohio
Pastor to Fight Mann at Madison Square Garden
New York heavyweight Bob Pastor was matched for a 10 round bout with Nathan Mann of New Haven at Madison Square Garden on November 26. This marks Pastor's first fight since beating Bob Nester in Los Angeles last May and comes after his rise from a 1 2 round clash with Joe Louis. Mann has not lost in 18 months.
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New York
U.P
Bob Pastor
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Johnny Neun Named Newark Bears Manager
Newark bears name Johnny Neun as new manager replacing Oscar Witt. Neun, ex Detroit Tigers and Boston Braves first baseman, has led Norfolk in the Piedmont League and served in the Yankee system since 1931 including 1934 as coach and in Akron in 1935.
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Newark
N. J
U.P
John Neun
Norfolk
Newark Bears
Neun
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Jake Ruppert
Yankee
Bob Shawkey
Akron
Oscar Witt
Cleveland Indians
Unique Clause Stresses O'Doul Contract With Seals
Frank Lefty O'Doul was signed to manage the San Francisco Seals for 1938 with a guaranteed future term and a special clause enabling him to accept a major league managing offer if one arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco-Au P
Frank
Lefty) O'Doul
San Francisco Seals
Seals
O'Doul
Seal
Goodman Defends Mexican Open Title In Mexico City
Johnny Goodman the U S amateur champion retained the Mexican open title by defeating Don Schumacher of Dallas 6 and 5 in the finals. Mrs Dan Chandler of Dallas captured the women's crown by trouncing Mrs Harry Carruthers of Mexico City 10 and 9.
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Mexico City
U.P
Johnny Goodman
U. S
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Tex
Dan Chandler
Harry Carruthers
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By Mitch
Mr. Roosevelt
Dutch" Clark
Colorado College
Colorado
George Norlin
BIG Gun
John Popov
Cincinnati Bearcats
Queen City
Popov
Messenger Sports
Ace
Duke
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Blower
A. Gamwell
Trainer
M. Hemsley
J. Blower
F. Darling
Blind
Masons
WCTU
Kuyver
Kyger
Oscar Cremeans
Ponlar Ridge
Bradbury
S E
McMillin
Mann
Johnny Neun
Witt
Goodman
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