Quarterbacks Club Aims to Inform Buckeye Fans in Columbus
Don Peden spoke at Bob Hooey’s Quarterbacks Club in Columbus sharing stories from his Illinois days and the 1921 pass play against Ohio State. Sid Gillman outlined Illinois’ attack while Coach Francis Schmidt reviewed the Minnesota Michigan game for Buckeye followers.
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Bob Hooey
Columbus
Don Peden
Ohio State
Bucks
Francis Schmidt
Brife
Sid Gillman
Illinois
Champaign
Don
Ilinois
Harley
Tilini
State
Larry Walquist
Bob Zuppke
Illini
Zup
Ohio U
Peden
Carlisle Collings
Mike Hagely
Henry Corradini
Kermit Blosser
Wrestling Results: Steele Defeats Dusek in St. Louis
Ray Steele weighing 220 pounds from St. Louis defeated Ernie Dusek 235 pounds from Omaha in a 39 44 match in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Ray Steele
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Bobcats Set to Face Dayton Flyers in Weekend Tilt
Ohio University Bobcats visit the Dayton Flyers at Gem City seeking to halt Dayton’s five game win streak. John Fekete returns from knee injury as key question mark for the Bobcats while Dayton leans on Bill Moran Leo Farber and Joe Quinn in a pass heavy attack.
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Western Reserve
Ohio University
Bobcats
Flyers
University of Dayton
Gem City
Artillery
Cleveland
Wichita
Marshall College
Red Cats
Miami
Harry Banjan
Transylvania
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ohio
Dayton
Bill Moran
Leo Farber
Joe Quinn
John Fekete
Western Michigan
Fekete
Findlay
Danny Risaliti
BC Eagles Top Georgetown In Football Showdown
Boston College improved to 5 7 after defeating Georgetown 5 7 in Saturday's headliner. The column also notes Broadway engagement for La Marple and various sports gossip from boxing to golf including Hank Greenberg Frank MCormick and Byron Nelson receiving honors.
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NEW York
Boston College
Georgetown
la Marple
Warble
Yanks
Giants
Hank Greenberg
Frank M'Cormick
Bronx
Jimmy Wilson
Cubs
Ed Oliver
Notre Dame coach and rival jab in one minute interview
In a rapid roundtable, Frank Leahy credits Harry Mehre's Mississippi squad as the best Notre Dame team since 1929, while Mehre counters Leahy's boast. Gabby Hartnett remarks Idaho’s scoring drought, and a scout misses an Eastern Oregon College of Education beat by 24 hours. Lewis Burton notes the Heisman poll centers on Harmon as likely winner.
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Frank Leahy
Harry Mehre
Mississippi
Notre Dame
Leahy
Gabby Hartnett
Idaho VI
Eastern Oregon College of Education
Cubs weighing Hartnett successor with Wilson and Meyer
Chicago decisions loom after Gabby Hartnett's firing. Rumors center on Jim Wilson, Billy Meyer, with Wrigley noting contract status and talks ongoing before the December winter meetings. Observers cite Wilson’s Reds glory and Meyer's Yankee clearance as factors.
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Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Cub
Jimmy Wilson
Billy Meyer
Hartnett
Cubs
P. K. Wrigley
Wilson Not Candidate But He'd Take the Job
Cincinnati reports say Jimmy Wilson, star Reds figure and former Phillies manager, could be Chicago Cubs candidate. Cubs GM Warren Giles praises Wilson, though Wilson says he is not bidding and is happy with Cincinnati. Wilson notes Cubs likely already chose a successor and would consider the role if approached.
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Jimmy Wilson
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Wrigley
Wilson
Billy Meyer
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Hartnett
Cincinnati
Chicago Cub
Phil Wrigley
Reds
Jimmy
Warren C. Giles
Giles
Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Bucky Walters
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Portsmouth Waite to Play Buckeye Bowl Charity Game
Portsmouth High School will meet Waite High in Toledo for a post season charity game on the Buckeye Bowl date. The teams, both 8 1 this season, aim to avenge past losses and cap a stretch of Thanksgiving tilts with a high profile clash in Toledo. George Pearsall and Jack Mollenkopf voiced mutual excitement about the matchup.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth High School
Navy
Toledo Waite
Columbus
Toledo
Paul Jenkins
Waite
George Pearsall
Kenneth
Jack) Mollenkopf
Durham
N. C
Massillon
Portland Social Notes Highlight Church Event and Visits
Dr. Dittmann of Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati spoke at Portland Methodist Church with Mrs. Margaret Neuman singing a solo. Epworth League plans a party at the church on Thursday evening November 14. Several Portland residents visited relatives and friends over the weekend including the Swans, Prices, and Koelsch. Ralph Chapman and Ernest Grimm purchased the Schaffer farm in Portland.
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Portland
Dittmann
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Portland Methodist Church
Margaret Neuman
Epworth League
Bertha Young
Barberton
Eva Blosser
Harry Price
Pittsburgh
Anne Price
Ralph Chapman
Ernest Grimm
Letart Falls
Marvin Swan
Mary Jo Swan
Columbus
Harry Swan
Maxine Price
Clarence Price
Edward Price
Beryl
Faye Worthington
Francis Worthington
Mable Ann Cox
Joe Cox
Herman Koelsch
Duckpin Loop Holds Social Visits Across Cities
Last week a series of social visits occurred as Business-Professional Women's Duckpin Loop members spent time at relatives and friends. Bill Hall visited Ravenswood with his wife, Walter Koelsch hosted in Huntington, Charles Meeks visited Payton City, Lawrence Ward stayed in Hartford, and James Jiiden returned to spend the weekend with his wife in Jeffersonburg.
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Walter Koelsch
Huntington
Bill Hall
Ravenswood
Charles Meeks
Payton City
Anne Price
Lawrence Ward
Hartford
James Jiiden
Jeffersonburg
Richardson rises to lead nation in ground gainers
Jimmy Richardson of Marquette soars from 12th to first among ground gainers after a 175 rushing and 183 passing yard effort against Manhattan. He totals 1 055 rushing yards in six games, with 358 yards in the latest contest, though Marquette lost 45 41.
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Jimmy Richardson
Marquette
Seattle
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Manhattan
Amer
Ican Football Statistical Bureau
Richardson
Johnny
S E League Standings And Non League Games Note
S E League standings show Athens 48 over Nelsonville 6 and Gallipolis 31 over Wellston 20 plus Logan 41 over Middleport 6. Non league games listed for Nov 15 include Lancaster at Logan and Pomeroy at Pt Pleasant with Middleport Field hosting at 8 p.m. Thanksgiving Day matches include Jackson at Wellston and Pomeroy at Middleport.
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Nelsonville
Jackson
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Wellston
Logan
Middleport
Lancaster
Pt. Pleasant
Middleport Field
Lo A
Pomeroy Eaewwne
Wellston --Seee
Zaleski and Ross-Hocking Forest Hunting Regulations Set
State officials announce hunting rules for Zaleski and Ross-Hocking Forests rabbit and ruffed grouse may be hunted Nov 15 to 30 with public lands open. Hunters must check in and out at three and two stations respectively, carry a special permit, and hunt 6 am to 6 pm with gun and shell limits. No fees. Special game protectors will aid enforcement.
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Ross-Hocking
Division of Conservation
Division of Forestry
Zaleski Forest
Fred Spay
Lake Hope
James O'Leary
Ebert
Oreton
Ross-Hocking Forest
Jimtown
Tucson
Scouts Meet at Rachelmacher Park
Logan Boy Scout Troop 99 met Tuesday evening at Rachelmacher Park. Raven Patrol led opening ceremonies, Flaming Arrow Patrol ran games and refreshments, James Horwell led the group singing, Two Wheeler Patrol oversaw closing ceremonies with taps by Jack Wolfe.
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Logan
Boy Scout
Rachelmacher Park
Raven
Flaming Arrow Patrol
James Horwell
Two Wheeler Patrol
Jack Wolfe
Return of Injured Stars Girds Flyers for Bobcats Clash
Dayton prepares for Ohio U battle as four regulars return from injury including quarterback Leo Farber and backs Jim Fenton Bill Kiisley and Erv Pangallo. Moran leads Dayton with five touchdowns and a three threat offense aims to upset Don Peden’s Bobcats.
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Bobcats
Ave
Flyers
Western Reserve
Cincinnati U
Miami
Transylvania
Woody Dryden
Howie Landsdowne
Jim Fiorita
Joe Quinn
Quinn
Joe Paluzzi
Cincinnati
Xavier
Fiorita
Dryden
Lansdowne
Harry Baujan
Ohio U
Flyer
Leo Farber
Gene Westendorf
Farber
Westendorf
Dayton
Erv Pangallo
Bill Kiis
Fight Results Oakland and Philadelphia
Tony Olivera from Oakland stopped Black Joe in the seventh round. Jimmy Tygh from Philadelphia outpointed Carl Guggino in Hartford in ten rounds.
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Oakland
Cal
Tony Olivera
Black Joe
Philippines
Philadelphia
Jimmy Tygh
Carl
Red) Guggino
Hartford
Conn
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