Minnesota Displaces Cornell as Top Grid Team
Minnesota's Golden Gophers rise to No. 1 in the AP poll after overtaking Cornell, with Texas A and M and Stanford close behind. The ranking reflects votes from 148 experts and notes future Western Conference tests for Minnesota and Ivy League dates for Cornell.
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Cornell
Texas
Stanford
NEW York
Golden Gophers
Washington
Nebraska
Northwestern
Michigan
Gophers
Associated Press
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Purdue
Wisconsin
Dartmouth
Penn
Ann Arbor
Boston
Boston College
Georgetown
Tenssee
Notre Dame
Texas A. and
Cee
Tennessee
Duke
Fordham
Alabama
Mississippi State
Santa Clara
Mississippi
Oregon State
Penn State
Southern Methodist
Lafayette
Oklahoma
Rice
Utah
Hardin- Simmons
38 Participate In Sunday Trapshoot At Athens Gun Club
Bad weather limited entrants in the Hunters' Special trapshoot on Sunday at the Athens Gun Club. A field of 38 shooters competed with winners in each class: Class A Harold Vaughn, Bob Allen. Class B Jake Maurer, M. M. Kerr. Class C W. M. Anderson, W. H. Logan. Roger Jones. Class D John Algeo, Dr. T. H. Morgan. F. E. Emrich. Class E E. G. Fierce.
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Athens Gun Club
Harold Vaughn
Bob Allen
Clases
Jake Maurer
M. M. Kerr
J. A. Dye
W. M. Anderson
W. H. Logan
Roger Jones
John Algeo
T. H. Morgan
F. E. Emrich
E. G. Fierce
McNeill Defeats Castillo in Argentine Championship
Oklahoma City player Don McNeill won over Lucilo Del Castillo of Argentina 6-1 6-4 6-2 in the quarterfinals of the Argentine national tennis championships in Buenos Aires.
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McNeill
Buenos Aires
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Lucilo del Castillo
Ohio Products Play Big Role For Tennessee
Five Ohioans grace Tennessee Volunteers football rosters with Ed Molinski from Massillon a 1939 All America guard leading an Ohio contingent. Nick Weber from Mansfield and brothers Al and Emil Hust of Cleveland join Leonard Simonetti of New Philadelphia and Eugene Young of Hamilton in blocking and end duties as Tennessee eye a third straight undefeated season with future games against Dayton and Cincinnati.
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Harry P. Snyder
Knoxville
Tenn
Ohio
Tennessee
Dayton
Flyers
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Ed Molinski
Buckeyes
Paul Brown
Massillon
Molinski
Vols
Smokies
Eugene
Tiger) Young
Hamilton
Emil Hust
Duke
Blue Devils
Bob Neyland
South
Simonetti
Young
Philadelphian
Louisiana State
Dodgers Buy Pitcher Highe from Phillies
NEW YORK With the purchase of pitcher Kirby Highe from the Phillies yesterday, the Brooklyn Boss Larry MacPhail became baseballs freest spender. He paid about 100000 for the 25 year old right hander, and sent Vito Tamulis Bill Crouch and Thompson Livingston to the Phils in a cash plus players deal. The figure nears the 150000 price tag owner Gerry Nugent had placed on Highe. Brooklyn previously traded for Joe Medwick and Curt Davis in a deal valued around 200000.
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Kirby Highe
Phillies
Brooklyn
Larry MacPhail
Tom Yawkey
Boston Gold Sox
Dodgers
Vito Tamulis
Bill Crouch
Thompson Livingston
Springfield
Phils
Gerry Nugent
Ivory Market
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Curt Davis
Dog Bites Child in Chauncey
Chauncey child Marvella Burton daughter of Mr and Mrs George Burton was bitten on the leg by a dog on Jacobs Ave Monday. She was taken to Dr W V Sprague for treatment. Chauncey Dover Schools resumed today after Armistice Day recess.
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Marvella Burton
George Burton
Jacobs Ave
W. V. Sprague
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey-Dover High to Stage Comedy Thursday Night
Chauncey The Boss of the Powderhorn is a three act comedy by Auto Mechanics students at Chauncey Dover High School. The play in the high school auditorium Thursday November 14 at 8 pm features boys portraying girls. Tickets sold by teachers and department students. Cast includes Robert Juniper Eddie Byers Andrew Byers Nicholas Stefanowski Jack Schrappe Robert Mingus Frank Spisak Paul McKinney William Walton Jack Border James Boyd.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Robert Juniper
Eddie Byers
Andrew Byers
Nicholas Stefanowski
Jack Schrappe
Robert Ming
Rites Held Saturday For Mrs Wallace
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Wallace 78 former The Plains resident were held Saturday at The Plains M E Church conducted by Rev Stanley Jeffery. A Chauncey vocal trio provided music. Burial was at Greenlawn Cemetery. She was the widow of Isaac Wallace and survived by 12 children 26 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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Chauncey
Mary Wallace
the Plains
Barberton
Plains M. E
Stanley Jeffery
Greenlawn
Friendship Class To Meet Nov 15 At Chauncey Church
The Friendship Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will gather Friday November 15 at the home of Mrs Mary Stalder Tribe replacing the usual Wednesday meeting. Assisting hostesses are Miss Marjory Thomas and Mrs Ruth Hartley. Class president Mrs Erma Butts will lead.
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Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Mary Stalder Tribe
Marjory Thomas
Ruth Hartley
Erma Butts
Chauncey residents host weekend guests and birthday event
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney and family hosted a weekend in Marion for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney Jr. George Williamson left Chauncey for Keystone W Va to sink a mine shaft. Mrs Minnette Birge Courtney celebrated her birthday with flowers and gifts from her children.
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Chauncey
Charles Sweeney
Mary Helen
Willard Fielder
Marion
Robert Phillips
George Williamson
Keystone
W. Va
Guss Graham
Zion Free Will Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Minnette Birge Courtney
Harvey Courtney
Golf enthusiasts claim US miles walked in 1939
In 1939 an estimated 2,162,000 Americans walked about 238 million miles while playing golf on roughly 5,000 public and private courses across the United States. The era’s divining rod for oil and water has given way to electricity and dynamite in studying nature.
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United States
Everyman's Bible Class Plans Thursday Night Event
Everyman's Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will meet Thursday night. Members will tour the McBee Binder plant in Athens and meet at the church at 6 30 p m. Transportation provided. After return, a business meeting led by Carl Shafer, then a social hour with refreshments. Men should bring sandwiches or cherry pie.
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Everyman's Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
McBee Binder
Athens
Church
Carl Shafer
Missionary Josina Dennewitz to Speak at Dover Church
Tonight at 7 o'clock in the Morristown Holiness Church Josina Dennewitz a returned missionary from Jamaica will speak on her work there. The service is open to the public and a good attendance is expected.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Josina Dennewitz
Jamaica
Condition of Mrs Earl Hashman Improves
Chauncey resident Mrs Earl Hashman, long time in Chauncey, has been seriously ill in a Lancaster hospital. She is now at her Sugar Grove home and reported to be recovering well. Mrs Hashman is sister to Mrs Leslie Bryson and Mrs A B Lester of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Earl Hashman
Lancaster
Sugar Grove
Hashman
Leslie Bryson
A. B. Lester
Peckinpaugh Inside Track in Speculation for Indians Pilot
In Cleveland news, Roger Peckinpaugh, former Indians manager, is favored to return to the helm as of this report. President Alva Bradley has not yet announced a decision, with Luke Sewell and a dark horse also considered. Peckinpaugh's earlier Indians tenure spanned 1928 to 1988, ending when Walter Johnson took over, leaving a history of mixed finishes and a single championship during the era.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
New Tribe
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Indians
Luke Sewell
Peckinpaugh
Walter Johnson
Naps
New York Yankees
Washington Nats
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
New Orleans
Breezing With Breit or Breketing Inside Goofy Headlines
Broad way column hints Millionaire Marshall Field may back Jim Farley in buying the Yankees. Southerland praises Ace Parker as the finest back he coached. AP all America selections to be released December 7. Alice Marble turns pro for pay. Cleveland club to name a manager for the Indians. Hornsby Sewell or Peckinpaugh discussed. Georgetown BC go and Notre Dame Navy game sparring debated.
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Marshal Field
Jim Farley
The
Yanks
Jock Southerland
Ace Parker
Associate Press
Alice Marble
Cleveland Club
Indians
Trotsky
Sewell
Peckinpaugh
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Irish
Notre Dame
Navy
Tennessee Alumni Push for More Intersectional Games
Tennessee alumni urged added games prompting schedule makers to book Dayton U and the University of Cincinnati. The Vols reacted with skepticism while Burgess Whitehead secured the lowest draft number of any Giants player.
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Dayton U
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Vols
Burgess Whitehead
Joe Louis Loses Six Pounds Before Willkie Campaign Stump
Joe Louis shed six pounds while stumping for Willkie, finalizing his training for Al McCoy.
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Joe Louis
Willkie
al McCoy
Boxing Results From Four Cities Across North America
In Toronto Georgie Pace and Jackie Callura fought to a draw with 10 rounds. In Philadelphia Tommy Forte defeated Joey Archibald over 10 rounds. In Washington Charlie Burley outpointed Vincent Pimpinelli in 10 rounds. In Louisville Charlie Eshman outpointed Al Dorlac over six rounds. In Newark Abel Simon stopped Nick Fiorentino in two rounds.
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Toronto
Georgie Pace
Cleveland
Jackie Callura
Hamilton
Drew
Philadelphia
Tommy Forte
Joey Archibald
Washington
Charlie Burley
Pittsburgh
Vincent Pimpinelli
Brooklyn
Louisville
Charlie Eshman
Cincinnati
al Dorlac
St. Louis
Newark
N. Y
Abel Simon
New York
Nick Fiorentino
Bengals Edge Patriots 17-13 In Charleston Showdown
In Charleston the Cincinnati Bengals defeated Boston 17 to 13 in a tight non league AP loop game. The decisive score came late as Cincinnati held off Boston for the victory.
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W. Va
Cincinnati Bengals
Boston
Canton McKinley Massillon Gridiron Showdown Headlines Saturday
Canton McKinley and Massillon meet in a statewide high school gridiron headline event. Massillon mopped up Youngstown East 26 0 to extend its winning streak to nine and McKinley topped Mansfield 38 7 while other powers chase Armistice Day bragging rights and scoring leaders rise across Ohio.
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Youngstown East
Tigers
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Erie
Pa.) Academy
Mansfield
Arlington
Rawson
Bexley
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Clay
Toledo
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Xenia O. S
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Dennison
Steubenville Central Catholic
Weirton
W. Va
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C. E. Fish
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John
Caldwell
Duane Traucht
Archie Garrison
Canton
Matthew Brown
Horace Gillom
Massilion
Youngstown
Willard Colby
S. C
Eugene Fekete
Findlay
Bob Slaughter
London
Football Results From Multiple Colleges and Schools
A compiled list shows scores for Canisius 14 Long Island 7 and Colby 12 Bates 7 among many others including Texas Tech 26 Centenary 6 and New Mexico Military 13 Panhandle Aggies 6. Sumatra is said to have the greatest variety of animal and vegetable life of any place in the world.
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Bates
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Rose Poly
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Moberly
Burlington
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Centenary
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Panhandle Aggies
Colorado College
Greeley State
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Fort Lewis Aggies
Adams State
Colo
Mesa
Ricks
Fresno State
Texas Mines
College of Idaho
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