Armistice Day NFL slate pits Irish as underdogs in big games
New York AP reports on Armistice Day college and pro clashes led by Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium against Army as well as Auburn versus Mississippi State and Duke against Wake Forest. Highlighted matchups include Illinois at Michigan and UCLA versus California with Navy and Coast Guard action elsewhere.
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NEW York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Auburn
Mississippi
Navy
Villanova
South Bend Ramblers
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Presbyterian
Birmingham
Georgia Tech
Duke
Tulane
Illinois
Michigan
Wolverines
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Ohio State
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Tom Bam
Minnesota
Cornell
Columbia
Lions
Penn
Ohio Colleges Battle On Fields Across State In Six Games
Ohio colleges play six games as Miami University rebuilds its football squad after losses to Naval transfers. Baldwin Wallace and Wooster win, Otterbein remains unbeaten in the Ohio Conference, Rochester beats Case, Wilberforce edges Lincoln, and Oberlin loses to Wooster.
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Columbus
Miami University
Redskins
Ohio State
Naval
Marine
Ohio Wesleyan
Pittsburgh
Case
Carnegie Tech
Miami
Oberlin
DePauw
Lee Tressel
Baldwin Wallace
Yellowjackets
Wooster
Paul Davis
Bill Lanjak
Capital
Otterbein
Davis
Lanjak
Ohio
Cardinals
Maeria
Denison
University of Rochester
Rochester
Wilberforce
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Glouster Social and War Relief Notes Update
Glouster hosts a six o clock potluck at the Methodist social rooms with members urged to bring a guest. War relief totals list multiple groups in the township, led by Local Union No. 648 at Mine No. 253 with 820 dollars, others include Glouster nerie FOE Jacksonville and Kiwanis, with various smaller contributions. A Chauncey report notes soldiers arriving in France and local deaths and illnesses, including brief updates from Chauncey and surrounding towns, plus meetings and social events at churches.
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Glouster
National War Relief Drive
C.F. Guinther
Progressive Study Club
Braimble Township
Willis
Glouster Nerie Foe
Glouster Business and Professional Men's Association
Glouster Lodge
Royal Order of Moose
Jacksonville
Mohawk
Lodge
F.O.E. Jacksonville
Glouster Kiwanis Chan
Glouster K. of P. Lodge
Clerks
Tre Town
Ohio grid stars high on Ohio skies under 71c division
A recap of college football performances features Les Horvath of Ohio State gaining 115 yards on 21 carries and completing five of eight passes in the win over Indiana. It lists multiple players across teams, noting scores, yardage, and key plays as the season unfolds with Navy, Notre Dame, Michigan, and others mentioned in context of ranked teams.
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Les Horvath
Ohio State
Indiana
New York
Ralph Chubb
Michigan
Wolverines
Notre Dame
Paul Walker
YALE
Navy
Georgia Tench
Dartmouth
Duke
Michigan State
Clyde Scott
Missouri
Oklahoma Aggies
Notre
Norman Navy
Dame
Tom Davis
Blue Devils
Georgia
Maryville
Tech
Miami
Ohio
St Tho
Glenn Davis
ARMY
Wake Forest
Cadets
Villanova
Bainbridge
Shorty McWilliams
Missippi State
Randolph Field
Tex
Drake
Bunker H
Ind
Naval Ft
Naval Ft. Pierce’ (Fla) Amph. 5 Mississippi State 5 . czoReu Ee
Qerseerer
North Cou
Spartan
Bobby Layne
TEXAS
Southern Methodist
Homecoming Day in Glous ton with Roseville Game
Glous ton schools observe Homecoming Day and Dads Day on Friday November 10. A football game against Roseville at the stadium starts at eight o'clock followed by the crowning of the queen. Athletic Boosters seek a large turnout. Queen candidates include Maxine Snowden Gay Buch man Freda Summers Ruth Ann Thompson Sharon Rose Mary ins Shirley Adams and Juanita Saner.
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Glouston
Roseville
Athletic Boosters Association
Football Scores From Busy Weekend Grid
Scattered game results show Italian teams and other clubs posting high scores amid a mix of wins and losses. Notable performances include Fremmant topping Numbridge Naval and Prest defeating Peeit Rinses in a tight affair.
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Hind Ale
Geo
Fremmant
Numbridge Naval
Peeit
Italy
Crone
Helewne
Rams Beaten By Redskins in Capital Loss
In Washington, the Cleveland Rams fell 14 to 10 after trailing 14 at halftime. The Rams, labeled the league’s best second half club, lost despite a late drive that included Albie Reisz’s 45 yard run to the Redskins three, cut short by a first quarter fumble.
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Cleveland
Rams
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Clevelanders
Albie Reisz
Washington
Frank Redskins
Mrs Isabelle Bradfield Chauncey Receives Telegram on Death
Mrs Surtees sister of Mrs Bradfield Chauncey Cincinnati death Saturday morning. Funeral services Tuesday. Survived by son Fred in Cincinnati and daughter Abigail at home. Two sisters-in-law Eliz beth Koenig Murray City and Mrs. Bradfield Chauncey. Dinner served Chauncey Methodist Church volunteers will serve at Robinson Building Converse Street at time.
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Shauncey
Isabelle Bradfield
Chauncey
Surtees
Cincinnati
Bradfield
Fred
Abigail
Elizabeth Koenig
Murray City
Chauncey Ladies
Ohio State Bucks Edge Indiana 21 7 in Closest Tilt
Ohio State coach Widdoes praised the Buckeyes after a hard fought 21 to 7 win over Indiana. Horvath Brugge and a sharper offense finally clicked as posters from Parma connected on key plays while Indiana’s early drive stalled. Ohio State’s defense contained Indiana after a rough first period and Keane left with a shoulder injury though no fracture was found.
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Columbus
Carroll Widdoes
Ohio State
Widdoes
Bucks
Tlinois
Michigan
Indiana
Hoosiers
Parma
Les Horvath
Bob Brugge
Ofense
Ohio
Bob Hoernschmeyer
Dick Deranek
Hoosier
Bill
Hackett
Abe Addams
Horvath
Jack Dugeker
Bob Dove
Indians
Brugge
Oille Kline
Tom Keane
Cline
University Hospital
Keane
Fullerton's Roundup: Ward, Engel, McCamy in brief notes
Frank B Ward of Youngstown appears as today's guest star. Chattanooga Joe Engel discusses moving his Southern Association team to Miami with league directors. Curt McCamy, prep standout from West Fargo NC, earns Naval Academy appointment and will help Minnesota before entering service. Wings of Mercy ambulance plane flown by Women’s International Bowling Congress made 28 flights in invasion area from Aug 1 to Oct 1, totaling 105 hours with 20 combat hours, evacuating wounded and delivering 14 000 pounds of medical supplies. Nose drives to buy another plane.
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Aonday
Chattanooga
Joe Engel
Southern Association
Miami
Curt McCamy
West Fargo
N. C
Naval Academy
Hell
Minnesota
Wings OF Mercy
Miss Nightingale
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Galvin-Spillers
Chauncey Library to reopen with new hours
Chauncey Library in the former Guy Osborne Building will reopen Tuesday under librarian Mrs Grace Crabtree with a new selection of books. Hours are Tuesday 12:30 am to 1:50 pm and 6 to 8 pm and Friday 11:20 am to 1:30 pm and 3 to 5 pm.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Rary
Guy Osborne
Grace Crabtree
Chauncey People Share News Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Chalfan hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs William Card Well of Wellston Florida. Arvilia Mae visited Mrs Geneva Patton Sugar Creek and Chauncey. Chauncey resident Chauncey saw visits from Mrs Harriett Chalfan now in Sugar Creek. Floyd Edwards moved to Athens after buying property. Floyd Nye and Harry Fritts visited Columbus relatives. Mrs Grace Carr spent weekend in Chauncey with her mother Hattie Karns. Mabel Smith seriously ill with influenza in Millfield. Clifford Shafer Columbus visited Chaunceys with Lois Ann Shafer.
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Slouster
W. A. Craft
Tack Dillon
Dillon
Chicago
Isaac Price
Chillicothe
Bishopville
Charles McMaster
C.B. Smith
Walton
King
Middleport
Ucts
Handley
Harry Dupler
Glouster
Columbuis
Columbus
Athens
Chaunce
Charles Chalfan
William Card
Wellston
Fld
Arvilia Mae
Geneva Patton
Sugar Creek
Lydia Chalfan
Chauncey
Harriett Chalfan
Floyd Edwards
Floyd Nye
Chaunccey
Harry Fritts
Grace Carr
Hattie Karns
Ellis Ave
Marjorie Marsh
Beaumont
Mabel Smith
Millfield
Clifford Shafer Columbus
Carl Shafer
Lois Ann Shafer
Day Bowler Of Year Again
Ned Day of West Allis Wisconsin won bowler of the year for the second straight year, gathering 133 votes to lead Buddy Bomar of Chicago by 19 in the National Bowling Writers Association poll. Day previously won last year with the same tally and edged Connie Schwoegler of Madison by 16. Honorable mentions included Steve Nagy and Walter Ward.
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Shiladelphia
Ned ‘Ay
West Allis
Wis
National Bowling Writers’ Associa
Race Betting Sets Record at New York Track
New York closed its 181 day racing program with a record betting day of 3 541 and a seven event program. Seven of Hearts, owned by J Graham Brown of Louisville, won the 30000 Westchester Handicap by four lengths. Profits from the card went to war relief with about 125000 added to previous sums. Red Cross and National War Funds will receive profits from nine days starting Monday at Bighampton.
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New York
Seven of Hearts
J. Graham “Brown
Louisville
Red Cross
National War Funds
Big Mant
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