Bearcats Face MA Schedule Hurdles For Title Hope
As the MA conference adds Western Michigan and Miami to its ranks, Cincinnati Bearcats edge toward an unofficial title with a win over Ohio U and hopes for a Miami game result. Butler and Indiana clubs face transfer ineligibility and lineup changes while pros show cross paths with former Bobcats in NFL games.
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Western Michigan
Miami
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Ohio U
Bobcats
Western Reserve
Butler
Florida
Francis Moriarity
Bulldogs
Indianapolis Eleven
Depauw
Ohio
Butlers
Indiana
Tony Hinkle
Purdue
Notre Dame
Valparaiso
Bobcat
Chet Adams
Cleveland Browns
Johnny Kerns
Bill Bass
Nevada
Chicago Rockets
Kenny Washington
Ucla
Los Angeles Rams
Bob Snyder
Chicago Bears
Johnson Scores Twice To Up SEC Scoring Lead
Gallia Academy's Bill Joe Johnson raised his SEC scoring to 66 points on 11 touchdowns after a victory over Nelsonville. Athens' Dave Evans leads, with others like Bob Marchi and Rupel Perkins climbing standings as Athens and Gallia each push for runnerup.
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Johnson
SEC
Nelsonville
Gallia Academy High
Bill Joe Johnson
Athens
Dave
Red” Evans
Scausunl
Blue Devils
Bob Marchi
Rupel Perkins
Bulldogs
Jackson
Sam Carpenter
Gallia
Gene Wetherholt
Tom Barstow
Bill Sims
Wellston
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Pat TP Johnson
Slack
Pomeroy Parkis Athens Dudding Middleport
Walburn Middleport Fisk Logan
Lewis Nelsonville
Elias Jackson Kearins Jackson
Woods Pomeroy
Cerdan Wins In Chicago Boxing Bout
Marcel Cerdan 160 pounds from Casablanca outpointed Anton Raadik 161 1/2 pounds of Estonia in Chicago. Sylvester Perkins 165 pounds from Chicago outpointed Dave Clark 162 1/2 pounds of Cincinnati in New Newark Bears plan training in Haines City Florida as Yankees top farm team continues Sebring workouts.
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Chicago
Marcel Cerdan
Casablanca
Anton Raadik
Estonia
Sylvester Perkins
Dave Clark
Cincinnati
Newark Bears
Haines City
Fla
Bears
New York Yankees
Sebring
Pin-Down Start Rolling With Simpler Straight Ball
Catherine Fellmeth explains bowling basics for NEA Service readers. The piece outlines straight ball technique for beginners and how to groove a hook later, detailing stance, finger grip, wrist action, and target pockets for straight and hook deliveries.
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Catherine Fellmeth
Open college football season packed with intrigue and upsets
Associated Press report notes strong play this year with coaches like Rip Engle highlighting psychology tricks used in prep. Anecdotes include a town ambulance used as tactical distraction and Greasy Neale lamenting overly open play as Oklahoma A and M defeated Temple 26 to 0.
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New York
Brown
Rip Engle
Rip
Princeton
Engle
Charley Caldwell
Army
Psychological Warfare
Jim Lookabaugh
Oklahoma A
Temple
Greasy Neale
Philadelphia Eagles
Neale
Lookabaugh
Aggies
Golfers Vie At Pinehurst Open Qualifying Sets Field
The North and South Open at Pinehurst starts with 95 players competing on No 2 course for 7500 in prize money. For the first time qualifying rounds add 52 players to the 43 invited, led by Glenn Teal of Jackson Florida with 68.
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Pinehurst
N. C
No. 2
Duffer
Glenn Teal
Jackson
Fla
Barberton Top Team Again In Ohio High School Football
Barberton's Magics repeat as No. 1 in Ohio coaches poll after a 22-0 win over Canton Lincoln. Elyria jumps to second after routing Fremont Ross 39-7. Canton McKinley remains in the top ranks amid a busy week of results and upsets across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sports Writers of
Ohio
Barberton
Harry Strobel
Summit County
Canton Lincoln
Canton McKinley
Elyria
Fremont Ross
Middletown
Portsmouth
Ames-Bern Five Opens Season With 54-29 Win
Ames-Bern Five, led by Jerry McKinley with 23 points, beat Hollister Wildcats 54-29 to take early control. The team raced to a 12-3 first-quarter lead, built a 30-10 halftime edge, and expanded to 46-18 by the third. Westfall and Smith led Hollister with 19 points for the visitors. Reserve Ames-Bern hammered Hollister 41-6 in the scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Ames-Bern High
Hollister
Wildcats
Jerry McKinley
Charles McAfee
Westfall
Smith
Ames-Bern
Werstath
Hardy
Vaida
Ewer Ats Smith
Fydroski
Ames-Kern
Hollowell
McKinley
WRIS
Cecawene
Mesecher
Webster
Brown
Harris
Fred Swearingen
UCLA Coach Blamed For 6-0 Loss By California
Daily Bruin sports editor Bob Alford accuses Bert La Brucherie of mismanaging the game, saying the California defeat stemmed from no quarterback trust and the coach calling plays from the bench after early minutes. The column mocks the lack of continuity spark and drive with La Brucherie on the sideline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jimmy Phelan
Bert la Brucherie
UCLA
Daily Bruin
Bob Alford
California
la Brucherie
Alford
Bert
Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallipolis
Marriage licenses were issued to William F. Rice a State Highway patrolman from Columbus and Mildred Ball of Gallipolis Route 3 and to Ralph L. Bennett in the Army and Marceline Jeffers both of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
William F. Rice
Columbus
Mildred Ball
Ralph L. Bennett
Army
Marceline Jeffers
Grange to Elect Officers in Gallipolis Meeting
The Ohio Valley Grange will hold its annual officer election at 7 30 p m Wednesday. The group plans a pie social at the hall on November 21 to follow the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Grange
Gallipolis City Commission Reviews Motorette Truck Demo
Gallia County officials discussed a three wheeler motorette truck demo by Bob Queen to repair traffic meters. Alma McCormick presented a hospital survey on water rates and indigent care payments, recommending county oversight. city manager reported on street work and a W A A building purchase at Point Pleasant. An extra November meeting was proposed.
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Gallipolis
Bob Queen
Queen
Alma McCormick
Holzer Hospital
Gallia County
J. Roy Bartlett
Raymond T. Allison
War Assets Administration
Point Pleasant
Jack Knight
Gus Frye
R. M. Switzer
Earl McCormick
Veal Calves and Livestock Prices at Ohio Valley Sale
Gallipolis reports top veal calves at 30.20 with seconds 28 to 30, mediums 25 to 28, commons 18 to 25, and culls 15 to 20. Hog lots ranged 24 to 25.25 for 175 to 250 pounds, lights 22 to 25, fat sows 18 to 22, stags 16 to 20, boars 12 to 18, sows and pigs 60 to 150, shoats 5 to 25. Steers 16 to 25, heifers 15 to 23, baby beef 15 to 24, fat cows 12 to 17.50, canners 5 to 12, bulls 13 to 17, milk cows 100 to 180. Ewes and lambs 8 to 15, stock ewes 6 to 15, fat sheep 6 to 12, culls 1 to 5, bucks 5 to 12. Top lambs 20.10, seconds 15 to 20, light weights 12 to 18, commons 10 to 15.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Shato Levies $50 Fine On Intoxication Charge
Gallia County justice J H Shato fines Harold Dent $50 and costs for intoxication. Myron E Waters of Gallipolis, 23, is fined $10 and costs for driving without a license. Dent arrested by Sheriff Hatfield's deputies. Waters taken by state patrol officers.
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Gallipolis
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Shato
Harold Dent
Myron E. Waters
Dent
Elmer FE. Hatfield
Waters
VEW Plans Burial Discussion for War Dead Arrival
Gallipolis Veterans of Foreign Wars to meet at 8 p m to discuss burial of war dead returned from overseas. Three bodies are expected to arrive this week. The VFW will furnish pallbearers and the American Legion the firing squad for the services.
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Gallipolis
The
VFW
American Legion
Respiratory Ailments Increase School Absenteeism
Gallipolis report shows pupil absences rising due to colds and influenza amid a wet weather pattern. Superintendent E. E. Higgins notes the level is high but not yet dangerous, with both children and adults affected in the area.
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Gallipolis
E. E. Higgins
River Traffic Notes From Gallipolis Locks Report
Gauges on the Gallipolis Locks on the Ohio River at Eureka showed 18.5 and 10.2 feet with 3.5 feet on the rollers Monday. Passages included Solway at 12:30 pm and U.S. Turley up at 2:20 pm. Upstream boats Ne ville at 11:15 am Atlas at 12:15 pm and Sardis Titan at 1:25 pm. Kanawha Falls gauge 2.88 feet rising. Ernestine down at Winfield Locks 1:45 pm.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Eureka
U.S. Turley
Ohio
Peace
Jones
Upper Wheeling
Creighton
Lower Wheeling
Heckin
Marietta
Huntington
Bellville
Neville
Atlas
Sardis
Titan
Little Hocking
Labelle
Millwood
W. Va
Lehigh
Portsmouth
Bruce
Maysville
Brandt
New Richmond
Winfield Locks
Kanawha River
Rotary Meets Tonight in Gallipolis
Stanley Evans will serve as program chairman for the Rotary Club dinner at 6 p.m. in Gallipolis. The Rotary Bulletin, published by Clyde T. Mitchell, club secretary and bulletin editor, carries the notice.
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Rotary
Gallipolis
Stanley Evans
Rotary Club
Rotary Bulletin
Clyde T. Mitchell
Merchants End Season With Cash Balance of 179.69
Fred Crow Jr released a financial statement for the Pomeroy Merchants baseball club showing a year end treasury balance of 179.69 dollars. Receipts totaled 1444.60 and donations 455.00, making 1899.60 in receipts and disbursements were 1719.91.
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Pomeroy
Fred Crow, Jr
Pomeroy Merchants
Crow
Inspection Held At Gallipolis Elks Lodge Monday
An inspection of the Elks Lodge at Gallipolis was conducted Monday night, with officials and lodge members present to review procedures and safety compliance.
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Gallipolis
Elks Lodge
Meeting Planned for Veterans and Auxiliary at Hall
United Spanish American War Vet erans and Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the K of P Hall. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
United Spanish-American War Veterans and Auxiliary
K. of P. Hall
School Board Debates Recreational Program
Gallipolis city school board discusses next summer’s recreation program and football field maintenance. The board approved Rio Grande College use of the basketball court on February 2 for a game with Wheaton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Wheaton College
Fifteen Cited in Monday Gallia Court Actions
Gallipolis municipal court heard 15 citations with seven fines and seven bonds forfeited. Fined were Clark Pearson for intoxication, Delbert Clonch for DWI with license suspended, Clarence Clench for intoxication, Simon Gibson for intoxication, Garland Ward for intoxication, Ted Johnson for intoxication, and Vernie Sams for intoxication. Charles Johnson was released on bond to answer intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. Bonds forfeited covered intoxication, disorderly conduct, and speeding responses for Robert Persinger Ona Haner John Martin Harry Fillinger Emmett Cook Billy Snow Board and Raynalido Palmo Amodio.
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Gallipolis
Clark Pearson
Gallipolis Ferry
W.va
Delbert Clonch
Clarence Clench
Simon Gibson
Garland Ward
Ted Johnson
Vernie Sams
Charles Johnson
First Ave
Millcreek Rd
Robert Persinger
Ona Haner
John Martin
Harry Fillinger
Emmett Cook
Billy Snow Board
Raynalido Palmo Amodio
Former Gallia Resident Hulbert Dies at 80
Truman Guthrie Hulbert, 80, formerly from Gallipolis, died at his home in Elmwood Mason County. Survived by wife seven children Guy Warner Lee Warner Nonna Warner Helen Jiden Hazel Casto Bessie Casto Truman Hulbert Jr Funeral services will be held. informants Lissa Hubert Bertha Hulbert.
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Gallipolis
Lissa Hubert
Bertha Hulbert
Evergreen
Truman Guthrie Hulbert
Elmwood
Mason County
Guy, Lee
Nonna Warner
Buffalo
W. Va
Helen Jiden
Hazel Casto
Bessie Casto
Akron
Truman Hulbert, Jr
Charleston
Gallia Hospital Notes from Gallipolis Region
Admissions at Holzer Hospital include C. C. Cochran Homer Warren Miss Esther Bowen Victor W. Brad bury Mrs Paul Jarvis Joe Blank ens hip Mrs Will iard Nibert Frank Robinson Mrs Gertrude Burns Mrs Lloyd Angel all of Gallipolis infant Male Steele Ewington Mrs Sam Oney Oak Hill Charles Bowen Jackson Mrs Russell Daubert Wellston Mrs Quincy Adame Racine Joe Ghearing Wellston Mrs Charles McComas Apple Grove W V Catherine Mae Carr Gallipolis Ferry W V Morris Earl Noel Wellston Jack Maynard Vinton James Beaver Crown City Mrs R H Wilhelm Point Pleasant Mrs Harold Swain Zaleski Mrs Arthie Ferris Wilkesville W V Wailie Jones Leon R P Newell Point Pleasant Mrs L J Reynolds Cheshire C E White Vinton Denver Carter Jackson Mrs Gerry Vander Colwert Hartford W V Robert Himes Ray. Daughters born to Mrs Harry Swaney Ray Mrs Edwin Wehring Middleport Mrs Leon Williams Jackson A son born to Mrs Wendell Bradbury Ryger Discharges include Mrs Denver Kennedy Mesdames Douglass Nic Haffie and son James Gray W F E Myers Omar Baker W W Bradbury George K McCord II and son Mrs James Eads and daughter Mrs Harold Clark and son Homer Warren Sam Oury Val Reynolds Miss Este Bowen Earl Jones Joe Blankenship Jackie Maynard Leonard Baker Charles Bowen Mrs E A Vance Mrs C B Rob inson Mrs Sidney Wells Mrs Charles Innis Mrs Ed Spaulding and daughter Mrs Harry Grimm and daughter Joe Ghearing Mrs Russell Daubert
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
C. C. Cochran
Homer Warren
Esther Bowen
Victor W. Bradbury
Paul Jarvis
Joe Blankenship
Williard Nibert
Frank Robinson
Gertrude Burns
Lloyd Angel
Steele
Ewington
Sam Oney
Oak Hill
Charles Bowen
Jackson
Russell Daubert
Wellston
Quincy Adame
Racine
Joe Ghearing
Charles McComas
Apple Grove
W.va
Catherine Mae Carr
Gallipolis Ferry
Morris Earl Noel
Jack Maynard
Vinton
James Beaver
Crown City
R. H. Wilhelm
Point Pleasant
Harold Swain
Zaleski
Arthie Ferris
Wilkesville
Wailie Jones
Leon
R. P. Newell
L. J. Reynolds
Cheshire
C. E. White
Denver Carter
Gerry Vander Colwert
Hartford
Robert Himes
Ray
Harry Swaney
Edwin Wehring
Middleport
Leon Williams
Wendell Bradbury
Ryger
Denver Kennedy
C. B. Robinson
Sidney Wells
Charles Innis
Ed Spaulding
Harry Grimm
Road repairs for townships approved in Gallia County
Gallia County commissioners approved appropriations for gravel and limestone road work in eight townships. They set aside 5000 dollars for the county engineer to maintain and repair roads and bridges, ordered 14 pieces of metal pipe from Wooster firm at 1497.20, and detailed local projects including limestone, gravel, and bridge work across Greenfield Guyan Nellie Rigney Harrison Ohio Huntington Perry Clay Green townships with trustees to haul spread supervise and install as needed.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
E. N. Leonard
Guyan
Bill Barry
Nellie Rigney
Garland Creek
Lena Clary
Good Hope Ridge
Ed Watson
Harrison
Rock Lick
Smoky Row
Ohio
Huntington
Woods Mill
Perry
Hannan Trace
Tim Betz
Yellowtown
Clay Chapel
Friendly Ridge
Williams Hollow
Green
Weldon Strait
Traffic Accident Fatal To Hazel Zimmerman
Gallipolis Mrs Donald Neal learned her daughter Hazel Zimmerman 739 N High St Columbus was killed in a traffic accident at the Cleveland Ave and Fifth St corner in Columbus. Details were not available here.
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Gallipolis
Donald Neal
Hazel Zimmerman
High St
Columbus
Cleveland Ave
Fifth St
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Magies
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Steubenville
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Millersburg
Crooksville
Smithfield
Freddie Barker
Bath
Disa
Data
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Les Brailey
Marshall College
Larry MacPhail
Toledo Devilbiss
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Joe Smorgala
Lakeside
Port Clinton
Frank Ackerman
Sandusky St. Mary's
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Herb Edington
Chaney
Garfield
Heinie Beck
Springfield
Jim Bailey
Toledo Libbey
Bailey
Alliance
Ray Davies
Columbiana
Marion Harding
Clarence Smith
Circleville
Mansfield
Shato
VEW
Reddy Cash
S. Court St
2Nd Ave
Gallia Hospital
Dry Ridge
Hoadley Road
Arthur Miller
Philip Dorn
Catherine McLeod
Kentucky
Ane
Red Skelton
Merley Oberon
Darryl F. Zanuck Presents
Linda Darnell
Cornel Wilde
Richard Greene
George Sanders
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