Mitel's Musings on Boxing Plans and Farewells
Mike Heaney, after his first pro year at Athens Country Club, leaves New Jersey tomorrow with uncertain winter plans possibly touring the southwest. Promoters and managers discuss big matchups including Carnera, Godfrey, and Schmeling with bouts tentatively set for Philadelphia and Chicago venues, signaling a packed pace for the boxing world as 1930s era figures navigate travel and promotions.
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Bobcats Face Redoubtable Bearcats In Cincinnati Showdown
Ohio leads scorers George Gerry and Bill Gilliland watch as the Bobcats travel to Cincinnati to meet an undefeated Bearcats squad. Expected capacity crowd, with Henry Corradini returning at quarterback and Bob Hilbert ready after a four week absence. Don Peden stresses rigorous prep to counter Cincinnati’s form.
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Chocolate to defend featherweight crown in Los Angeles clash
New York reports that Kid Chocolate of Havana will defend New York State’s featherweight title against Fidel LaBarba at Madison Square Garden in Los Angeles on December 14. The 15 round bout will be the pair’s third meeting, with Chocolate winning the first and LaBarba the second.
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Phillies Unveil Nugent as New Philadelphia Nations League President
Gerald P Nugent former business manager is elected president of the Philadelphia Nations League baseball club succeeding Lewis C Ruch. The club seeks young heavyweight prospects to build for the future and expects to develop real contenders in the next year or two.
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Gallia Academy, Jackson eye clash for Southeast Ohio title
Gallia Academy High School officials opened negotiations with Jackson High School to schedule a game on November 18 or 19 for the Southeastern Ohio Championship. If played, the teams would likely finish undefeated with 1.000 percentages, or Gallia would have six league games versus Jackson five. Meanwhile Gallia and Jackson prepare for Athens High Friday as Kelton returns for Gallia in league play. photos prevented practice last night.
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Risko or Walker in Boxing Showdown for December 6
In Los Angeles California veteran heavyweight John Riske from Cleveland was among top invites to face Mickey Walker at Olympic Auditorium on December 6. Promoter Jack Doyle sought a strong drawing card with Walker open to facing worthy opponents including Lee Ramage. Riske previously scored a decision over Walker in a Cleveland bout last summer.
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Sophomores Get Chance To Prove Themselves Against Penn
Coach Sam Willaman plans to test sophomore players in the remaining games as seven seniors and seven juniors dominate the lineup. Promising sophomores include Regis Monaghan Max Padiow Damon Weisel Jack Smith and Dave Jones while injuries may keep Carl Cramer and Junius Ferrall from starting against Pennsylvania.
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Harlem race track to reopen in Chicago next year
Chicago sportsmen plan to rebuild the Harlem track once noted in local racing history. The one mile facility will feature new stands clubhouse and jockey club home and open in May next year, adding the city’s fourth major racetrack.
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Galloping Geels Players Aiming for New York Giants
A. Angel Browell and Mike Stepanovich of the Galloping Geels from St. Marys California are expected to join the New York Giants next year after accepting offers from owner Tim Mare. Both seniors. Browell star of the team.
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Red Cross Enlists 300 for Gallia County Roll Call Drive
Red Cross officials in Gallia County launch Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Roll Call with nearly 300 volunteers. Teachers and township leaders asked to recruit three members each. district chairmen named to lead house to house solicitation in Gallia and all townships. Two hundred letters went out seeking special gift contributions.
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Dredging Starts With Steamers Kathryn and Joe Cook
In Gallipolis on November 4 the Smith & Pfaff Sand and Gravel Co of Charleston began dredging Ohio River sand at Old Town bar. The Kathryn and the new Joe Cook tow sand down the Ohio and up the Kanawha to Charleston. Captain Freak Wright and Chief Engineer Russel Stone took charge to bring out the Kathryn. The fleet had been idle for eight months after flood damage at Elk River.
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Gravel shipments for Pine Street project arrive by river
The tor boat Tornado reached Gallipolis from the upper Ohio carrying the Hiram Carpenter fleet led by the large Gredge and the quarterboat. The Carpenter fleet will furnish sand and gravel for the Pine Street job and dig river gravel near the city.
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Steamer Trade Carries Steel Goods Through Port
Steamers Otto Mariet, Julius Fleishman, and Steel City carried Kanawbacca and Pittsburgh steel products yesterday. Tidens of the Pure Oil Fleet departed with two tank barges.
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Hatfield Coal Co Names Master For Finishman Tow
Captain Harry Martin of this city has been appointed master of the Finishman towing for the Hatfield Coal Company at the Cabin Creek plant on the upper Kanawha River.
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$25 000 State Aid Is Due This Week
Gallia County schools receive between $25 000 and $90 000 in state aid this week. Checks are mailed by the state department of education to district clerks. The funds cover all due teachers for last year except for salary losses from delinquent taxes.
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Six Pleas of Guilty Made by Indicted Men
In Gallipolis on November 4 six defendants pleaded guilty before Judge W R White after a grand jury session. Evergreen admitted manufacturing intoxicating liquor and drew one to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary. he also faced parole violation. Casey Runyon Leach Ferguson Pinkerman Fulton Simms Raines listed various charges and pleas including motor vehicle theft, operating while intoxicated, resisting an officer, support, perjury and concealed carry with bonds set or defendants remanded.
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Divorce Granted in Gallipolis Case
Faye Moss has been granted a decree of divorce from Henry Mossman in Gallipolis Nevada by Judge W R White.
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Injuries Mark Big Ten Football Prep Week Across Camps
Teams from Chicago to Minnesota prepare for key games as Pete Simmer and others pace the sidelines. Illinois and Purdue report injury updates while Michigan Michigan State and Notre Dame adjust lineups and await returnees ahead of upcoming clashes.
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Army Is Wlemore's Choice As Best Team in the Nation
In a spirited election day reflection Henry McLemore recalls the college football season. He notes Pitt's narrow upset of Army and praises Army's evolution led by Felix Pick Vidal and Jack Rucker, with context on All-American mentions and strong performances.
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Close Season Ends In 3-3 Tie Between Chester and Syracuse
The Chester and Syracuse clubs finished the panda season in a 3-3 tie after a pitching duel. Davis hurled all nine innings for the Cheeters with seven hits allowed and one walk, while Quillen pitched nine for Syracuse, giving up nine hits. Sparing defensive plays and timely outs marked the game as the cream of the season, with no more games scheduled between the clubs this year.
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Keller versatile sprinter eyes track season jumper role
Ohio State hurdler Keller may switch to head and broad jumping as the track season opens. Coach F A Catt recently discovered Keller's broad jump ability, with Keller now a senior and eligible for competition.
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Cincinnati Welcomes Mosking as Diagonal Force
John Mosking, newly enrolled at University of Cincinnati after a fall with Ohio State, joins the Bearcats with strength on the line. Captain Summerfelt dominates the forward wall while a Notre Dame game looms as a key test, and Yale’s Joe Crowley is noted in a rugged clash.
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