Logan Post American Legion Holds Annual Meeting
The Logan post of the American Legion met at Pocahontas hall with fifty members. Elections were held and a yearlong program outlined. Armistice Day services were planned with a parade at 7 pm Tuesday and a talk after, plus a Mardi Gras event. Police will aid as 15 Legion volunteers act as special officers. Officers elected include Barton Hall as post commander Gifford Hull as vice commander Don Bort adjutant Wood Owen finance officer Karl Harlan Erwin Matheny Clarence Tompson George Shively Owls Mack on the executive committee. John Kreig notes about $950 in bonds and $170 cash in treasury. Grand marshal urged a large parade turnout from all patriotic groups.
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Logan Post
American Legion
Pocahontas Hall
United Brethren Church
Harper
Veterans’ Bureau
Legion
Benmin
Mulberry
Pring
Barton Hall
Gifford Hull
Don Bort
Wood Owen
Karl Harlan
Erwin Matheny
Clarence Tompson
George Shively
Owls Mack
Execuive
C. I. Lauer
John Kreig
Army captain to speak at Armistice Day address
Captain C. FF. Lauer of this city has been asked to deliver an Armistice Day address at the Boy's Industrial School Tuesday afternoon. He will make the trip to the school and will return after the address in
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B.T
C. FF. Lauer
Question on Roughing the Receiver Sparks Football Rules Debate
An eastern coach questions the definition of roughing the receiver after a pass or kick play. The Pennsylvania Lafayette game prompted protests over interference and the rule text cites no interference after a pass until the ball is touched. Officials faced fan criticism as spectators disputed legality of contact on several plays.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Berry
Irkleskie
Thomas
Spectors
Pop Athens Says: Scrub Term Against Eastern Varsity
Opinion piece arguing Rockne should not rush into a scrub term against an eastern varsity. The writer agrees with experts that Dempsey quitting would be a tragedy.
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Rockne
Dempsey
Auto thief arrested for driving without tags. arraigned
William Tennyhill was arrested by Chief Earl Steward for driving without license tags. He appeared before Mayor Wolfe and pled guilty, paying a fine of one dollar plus costs.
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William Tennyhill
Earl Steward
Wolfe
Hunter Arrested on Warrant and Bound Over
Tom Hunter of Cawthorne was arrested Friday by Deputy Brandt on a court warrant. He was arraigned Saturday before Justice Miller and bound over to the grand jury in a 500 dollar bond for non support.
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Tom Hunter
Cawthorne
Brandt
Miller
Hunter
Funeral of Henrietta Donaldson Sent to Green Township Cemetery
The body of Henrietta Donaldson, seventy nine, who died in Newark last week, was shipped to Logan Saturday morning. From there it was taken to Fellow ship cemetery in Green township for burial by the Hardin Undertaking Co. Mrs. Donaldson was a former resident of this county and has many relatives in Green township.
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Henrietta Donaldson
Newark
Logan
Fellowship Cemetery
Green Township
Hardin Undertaking Co
Mra
Donaldson
Man Fined for Hunting in Closed Season
Jacob Myers of Rushcreek appeared before Magistrate Miller for the same offense within a week. Deputy Higgins found four skunk hides ready for curing during a Friday visit. Myers pleaded guilty, was fined 256 dollars plus costs, paid, and released.
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Jacob Myers
Rushcreek
Miller
Myers
Higgins
Logan
Presbyterian Sunday school to reorganize for efficiency
A committee of Sunday school workers will meet with Pastor Rev. Mr Douglass at the Manse Thursday evening to pursue a reorganization aimed at more effective work, aligning with reforms seen in other schools.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Mr. Douglass
Athens Junior High Principal Joins SE Ohio Athletics Board
Russell Rupp, principal of Athens Junior High, has been chosen to serve on the board of control of the Southeastern Ohio High School Athletic Association. Rupp is known for sportsmanship and leadership in high school athletics.
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Russell Rupp
Athens
Southeastern Ohio
High School Athletic Association
Rupp
Association
California passes 12 round boxing bill
Californians approved a new 12 round boxing bill by 20 000 to 25 000 in favor and it becomes effective mid December after the state count. A three member State Athletic Commission will be appointed within fifteen days to regulate permits for matches and limit events to ten round decisions or twelve round no decisions. William H McCarthy is tipped as a possible commissioner candidate as Los Angeles builds a 300 000 boxing arena with San Francisco eyeing a similar project. Boxing promoters expect a resumption of the sport once the act is in effect.
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San Francisco
California
Athletic Commission
William H. McCarthy
Pacific Coast League
Landis
Commission
Los Angeles
Walsh Reveals Astonishing Football Saturday Surprises
New York, Nov 10. Davis J. Walsh notes a wild Saturday in college football with Princeton reviving, Illinois and Notre Dame excelling, and several top teams slipping or tying. Notre Dame matched Wisconsin 38 to 38 as the nation’s class leader and potential threat to Princeton.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Princeton Beats Harvard 84 to 6 Aims for National Recognition
The piece argues Princeton’s stunning 84 to 6 victory over Harvard shows a modern miracle, challenging West Coast and Midwest teams’ claimed supremacy. It notes Notre Dame, Stanford, Penn, Alabama, California, and others remain in contention, with Stanford facing a tough defense and Penn dates mixed with other results.
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Notre Dame
Trinceton
Tilmore
Chicago
Nebraska
Michigan
Princeton
Harvard
Washington
Stanford
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Rutgers
Lafayette
Penn
Yale
Army
Dartmouth
Georgia
Southern football standards and top teams cited
Objections to linking Alabama to big timers are rejected. The piece lauds Southern football noting Georgia’s outrush of Yale and Florida’s strong showing against Army. It asserts Alabama is capable of beating top foes and mentions Baylor’s 28 to 10 win over Texas as proof of quality.
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Alabama
Georgia
Yale
Flor
Three Greatest Halfbacks Named Thorpe Mahan Grange
A survey of 50 experts selects Jim Thorpe and Eddie Mahan as top all around halfbacks with Harold Grange emerging as a leading third. The piece notes Thorpe's versatility, Mahan’s Harvard legacy, and Grange’s rare talent and durability.
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Thorpe
Eddie Mahan
Harvard
Mahan
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
George Gipp
Grange
Coy
Yale
Brickley
Heston
Michigan
Eckersall
Chicago
Harold “Red” Grange
Ilinois
Jim Thorpe
Michigan Fans Claim Conference Superiority Over Illinois
Michigan supporters assert the Maize and Blue were demoralized by Red Grange and maintain the team could win if the match were played at a lower venue.
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Michigan
Illinois
Red Grange
Georgia Tech Star Wyckoff Emerges as Team Highlight
Georgia Tech fullback Doug Wyckoff is noted as one of the year's stars. The report suggests his fame could rise further on a stronger squad and underscores his standout status.
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Doug” Wyckoff
Georgia Tech
Sexton Cup To Yale In New Field House Era
Yale opens Lapham Field House with the Sexton Cup as first trophy won by Yale crews. The cup honors Lawrence E. Sexton Harvard 1884 and may have included Cornell in his wish. The article notes campus expansion, coed access, and new athletic facilities linking gym, fields, and the Yale Bowl.
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New Haven
Conn
Lapham Field House
Yale
Lawrence E. Sexton
Harvard
New London
Sexton
Cornell
Wonder
Walter C. Bayliss
James J. Storrow
Robert I. Herrick
Lapham
Lapham Feldhouse
Divinity
Medicine
Elm Street
Sage-Pierson
University Center
Lapham _ Field house
Eastern Colleges Refusal Hampering Westward Football Games
Eastern colleges decline to send football teams westward for nonconference games, a stance many sport writers say discourages intersectional matchups between the east and the west.
Middle West Holds Most Logical Men for All American Honors
Chicago November 10 The Middle West shows the strongest spread of prospects for the 1924 All American football team with Grange of Illinois and Crowley of Notre Dame likely to be backfield stars. Candidates from Northwestern Michigan Notre Dame Ohio State Iowa Illinois and other schools vie for key positions across ends guards and centers. The article argues the West may outscore the East for first-team selections.
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Davis J. Walsh
Chicago
Middle West
Heston
Schults
Eckersall
Harold Grange
Ilinois
Crowley
Notre Dame
Grange
Stuhldicher
Baker
Northwestern
Steffen
Michigan
Layden
Don Miller
H. Thomas
Chicaro
Karow
Ohio State
Hall
Illinois
Parkin
Iowa
Butler
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Marquette
Kansas
Missouri
Rockies
Rousek
Kassel
Collins
Crowe
Otte
Romey
Wilson
Bach
Henderson
Hancock
Pondelik
Fleckenstein
Weibel
Dreyer
Walsh
PRO GRID SCORES OF REGIONAL TEAMS REPORTED
Pro grid scores list multiple regional games with Cleveland Bulldogs 26 over Akron 7 and Chicago Bears 12 over Columbus 0. Other results include Buffalo 27 over Kenosha 7 and Chicago Cardinals 28 over Dayton 0. Semi pros Massillon Maroons 4 over Akron Marlowes 0 Lorain Mercuries 34 over Triangles 0 Painesville A C 37 over Kent 7 Sandusky Maroons 7 over Dayton Koors 6 Elyria Elks 19 over Barbers 0 Ironton Tanks 43 over Portmouth.
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Cleveland Bulldogs
Akron
Chicago Bears
Columbus
Buffalo
Kenosha
Chicago Cardinals
Dayton
Massillon Maroons
Akron Marlowes
Lorain Mercuries
Triangles
Painesville
A. C
Kent
Sandusky Maroons
New York Alumni Plan Radio Rally For Ohio State Michigan Game
New York alumni of Ohio State university will host a radio rally from station WHN on November 14 the night before the big Ohio State Michigan game. Ted Lewis will lead the cheer as a jazz yell broadcast to Columbus listeners at dances, armory events, fraternity houses and hotels.
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Columbus
New York
Ohio State University
Ohio State
University Armory
Ted Lewis
Carr
Ohio
Roberts Tigers Triumph 14-0 Over Zanesville Palace Gardens
Before about 2,000 fans in Murray City on a brisk Novembers day the Roberts Tigers beat Zanesville Palace Gardens 14 to 0. Wooler and Gale starred for Murray while Crowner excelled for the losers. The win earns a possible game with the Ironton Tanks and the Tigers schedule Haydenville next Sunday.
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Murray City
Roberts Tigers
Zanesville Palace Gardens
Tigers
Wooler
Gale
Murray
Crowner
Haing
Peerful Ironton Tanks
Haydenville
Regal
Columbus Team Seeks Gage Date for 1924 25 Season
The Fellow's Grocers, a top semi pro basketball team in Columbus, seeks a game with Athens for the 1924 25 schedule. Local managers interested should contact F E Fellows at 975 Michigan Avenue, Columbus.
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Fellow
Grocers
Columbus
Athens
E. B. Fellows
Michigan Lavenue
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