Bobcats Rise in Buckeye Title Race After Back-To-Back Wins
Mitch notes the Don Peden era Bobcats have transformed from a weak start to a three way Buckeye Conference chase after consecutive victories over Cincinnati and Dayton. He questions whether the team could have scored more if required, highlighting surprising progress this season.
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Don Peden
Purdue
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Wesleyan
Miami
Redskins
Cincinnati
Ohio
Goody Marcks
Johnny Chernitski
Ralph Mohler
Chernitski
Goody
Cherniteki
Fred Perry Turns Professional
Fred Perry the world’s top amateur tennis player has turned pro and will debut in January at Madison Square Garden. New York promoter Jack Krindler signed Perry for a U S tour and says he will face Ellis worth Vines of California, former U S Amateur champion, in the opener.
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New York
Fred Perry
Madison Square Garden
Jack Krindler
Perry
United States
Ellisworth Vines
California
U. S
Ohio, Miami, Marshall in 3-Way Fight
Ohio University stays in the Buckeye Conference title chase as Miami and Marshall win to stay in contention. Western Reserve leads in scoring and defense as Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan play to a scoreless tie. Rocked by mixed results, teams face key showdowns this weekend.
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Clevelanders
John Carroll
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio
University of Toledo
Reserve
Bereans
Wayne
Detroit
Baldwin- Wallace
Edwards
Mount Union
Wilberforce
Bluffton
Western Reserve
Buckeye
University of Dayton
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio U
Miami
Marshall
Cumberland
Huntington
Wesleyan
Delaware
Muskingum
Wooster
Marietta
Kent State
Bowling Green
Ashland
Denison
Case
Oberlin
Ohio Northern
Capital
Kenyon
Otterbein
Rio Grande
Glenville
W. Va
University of Louisville
Holbrook
Hiram
Bethany
University of Akron
Crowley Grooms Rams for Rose Bowl Bid
Fordham Rams under Jim Crowley take the inside track for the East’s Rose Bowl bid after a 15 0 win over Purdue. Marquette Alabama Northwestern Notre Dame Navy and others also shaped bowl prospects as Western teams faced post season bans and upsets altered the race.
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Crowley Grooms
RAMS
NEW York
U.P
Jim Crowley
Fordham Rams
Pasadena
Calif
Split Season Abandoned By Mid Atlantic Loop
The Mid Atlantic Baseball League drops its split season plan and adopts the Shaughnessy playoff format. The 1937 season opens May 4 with a 126 game schedule. pennant winner determined from regular season plus four-team post season. Portsmouth franchise vacancy remains open while Akron Canton Dayton Zanesville and others hold spots. Montreal convention to set prize details.
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International League
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National Association of Minor Leagues
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Dayton
Ohio
Charleston
Huntington
W. Va
Johnstown
Bronco Nagurski Dominates Giants In Bears Victory
Henry McLemore notes Bronco Nagurski's unstoppable power for the Chicago Bears in a 25 to 7 win at the Polo Grounds over the New York Giants. Nagurski carries 15 to 20 times, breaking tackles as his headlong style and own interference drive gains. He remains the era’s fiercest ball carrier and a potent force for Chicago’s championship defense.
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United Press
New York
U.P
Fordham Rams
Purdue
Polo Grounds
Bronco Nagurski
Bronco
Giants
Chicago Bears
Nagurski
Minnesota
Clarence
Doc) Spears
University of Toledo
Bears
Feathers
Hewitt
Michaels
Booth Sparks Ohio State Sophs in 44 0 Triumph Over Chicago
Ohio State rolled to a 44 0 victory over Chicago as sophomores starred. Bill Booth led the charge with a touchdown a perfect 26 yard field goal and two extra points, while 18 freshmen saw action and 42 players used. Schmidt praised the sophomore unit as strong for the Illinois game set for Champaign.
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U.P
Ohio Stadium
Ohio State
University of Chicago
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Bucks
Champaign
Bill Booth
East Liverpool
Booth
Zuppke
Red" Grange
Earl Britton
Illini
Francis A. Schmidt
Schmidt
Maroons
Ohio
Chicago
Alex Schoenbaum
Mike Kabealo
Tippy” Dye
Frank Antonucci
Merle Wendt
Northwestern Clinches Big Ten Title in Upset-Free Week
Northwestern captured the conference crown with a 26 to 18 win over Wisconsin as Minnesota and Ohio State dominated, Michigan fell to Penn 27 to 7, while Indiana edged Syracuse 9 to 7 and Marquette kept undefeated status with a late punt return. The Wildcats seek national honors with two remaining games, aiming to extend their unbeatenn and top ranking amid strong offensive showings.
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Tennessee
Tulane
Northwestern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Wildcats
Santa Clara
Steve Toth
Evanston
Badgers
Michigan
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Ing
Clarence Tommerson
Roy Bellin
Badger
Don Heap
Don Geyer
Ollie Adelman
Bernie Jefferson
Fred Vanzo
Marquette
Middlewest
Art Guepe
Creighton
Towa
Chicago
Gophers
Town
Ohio
Indiana
Syracuse
George Miller
Invaders
Pennsylvania
Wolverines
Penn
Philadelphia
Purdue
Illinois
Iowa
Former Glouster Resident Dies in Pontiac
Charles Phelps aged 45 of Pontiac Michigan a former Hollister and Glouster resident died Wednesday in a Pontiac hospital after a major operation. He is survived by his wife and daughter Lyndell at home and a brother Edward Phelps of Hollister. The funeral was held in Pontiac Saturday at 10 AM with burial there.
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Charles Phelps
Pontiac
Mich
Hollister
Mr. Phelps
Lyndell
Edward Phelps
Hiram Deem
Ralph
Roy Deem
Bessie Slater
R. ©. Deem
Lane Fined on Drunk and Disorderly Charge
Joe Lane of this city pleaded guilty to a drunk and disorderly charge at arraignment before Justice of the Peace Thomas Gamwell. He was fined 20 dollars and costs totaling 28.70 and sentenced to 90 days in the county jail, suspended for good behavior. Lane was arrested Saturday evening by Marshal Fred Heck and Constable George Love.
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Glouster
Joe Lane
Court of Justice of the Peace
Thomas Gamwell
Lane
Fred Heck
George Love
Glouster Bowlers Fall to Parkersburg in Tilt
Glouster team from Wolf & Sons bowling alley journeyed to Parkersburg Saturday and lost a three game match by 107 pins. Both teams are now even after Parkersburg’s prior loss in Glouster. The final playoff rematch is set for next Saturday night in Glouster.
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Glouster
Wolf & Sons Bowling Alley
Parkersburg
Returns From Hospital Glouster
Mrs Claude Exline was brought to her home near Red town Sunday from St Francis Hospital Colum bus by local ambulance. She underwent a major operation at the hospital three weeks ago. Miss Grace Batterson head of Home Economics at Lockland High School and her sister Miss Margaret Ohio University Athens spent Saturday in this city with Miss Esta Cunningham. Miss Batterson formerly taught at Glouster High School.
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Claude Exline
Redtown
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Exline
Grace Batterson
Lockland High School
Margaret
Ohio University
Athens
Esta Cunningham
Batterson
Glouster High School
Joint Legion and Auxiliary Social Night Set
Members of Frank McCann Post American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a joint social night in the Legion hall on Wednesday evening. The Auxiliary will serve refreshments, and all members of both organizations are urged to attend.
Glouster Lodge to Confer Master Mason Degree
Two candidates will receive the Master Mason degree at a special communication of Glouster Lodge No. 607 F A M to be held Wednesday night. Refreshments will be served.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Melody Makers of Glouster Entertained
The Melody Makers were entertained by Miss Jessie Janchius at her Maple Street home in Glouster. Virginia Morris gave a German music paper, Mrs Weymueller read more on Germany and performed songs. The program featured piano solos, duets, vocal solos, and selections from Melody Studies with prize winners Bobby Weymueller and Billy Kleinman. Lunch for 14 members and two visitors followed.
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Lois Balderson
Barbara Beal
Gloria Heck
Bobby Weymueller
Cynthia Richardson
Billy Kleinman
Mra. Weymueller
Lois Thalderson
Lil
Mrs Stacey McDonald Taken For Treatment In City
Mrs Stacey McDonald was taken to Grant Hospital Saturday for treatment. Her condition is described as serious. She is accompanied by her husband who remained at the hospital with her.
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Glouster
Stacey McDonald
Grant Hospital
Kiwanis Club to Meet in Glouster Tuesday
The Glouster Kiwanis Club will hold its regular weekly meeting Tuesday at noon in the Hotel Gordon.
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Kiwanis
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Archer couple visits Beckley as Porter hosts
Mr and Mrs J H Archer are guests of their nephew G C Porter and Mrs Porter in Beckley West Virginia Porter a former Glouster boy is part owner and manager of the local theater
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Glouster
J. H. Archer
Beckley
W. Va
G. C. Porter
Mrs. Porter
Mr. Porter
Packers and Bears Tie for Western League Lead
The Packers loss to the Boston Redskins 7 to 3 and the Bears beat the New York Giants 25 to 7 keep both teams tied for first in the NFL western division. Detroit Lions won 28 to 3 over the Pirates and the Cardinals defeated the Eagles 13 to 0.
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Chicago Bears
Packers
Boston Redskins
Bears
New York Giants
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Lions
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Rams
Boston
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Pittsburgh
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