Nine Ohio U Gridders End Careers in Dad's Day Game
Nine members of the 1937 Ohio University football squad face their final college game Saturday in Ohio Stadium as the Bobcats meet Ohio Wesleyan. Seniors include Boehck Caruso Donofrio Platzke Jurkovic Mruzik Pestel and Wood with several projected as starters.
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Ohio Stadium
Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
George Boehck
Toledo
al Carter
Hamilton
Stan Caruso
Cleveland
Danny Donofrio
Bridgeport
Conn
Bill Jurkovic
Canton
Andy Mruzik
Ashtabula
Paul Pestel
Columbus
Mel Platzke
Denny Wood
Ohio
Carter
Pestel
Boehck
Caruso
Donofrio
Platzke
Purdue
Jurkovic
Mruzik
Bernie Crabtree
Bill Rodgers
Crabtree
Rutgers
Bobcat
Vitt determined to be boss at Cleveland
Oscar Vitt, named manager of the Cleveland Indians, vows to run the club despite a hostile board of directors. He confirms a two year contract and promises to push star Bob Feller to his best, insisting he will decide when to pitch and how to play. Vitt believes Cleveland will play ball for him and aims to win.
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Steve O'Neill
Indians
Board of Directors
Sonny Boy
Newark
Elba
Bob Feller
Feller
Bob
Oscar Vitt
United Press
Tulane Bid For Michigan Star Tapped By Telegram
Michigan Daily reports a telegram from Bill Bevan of Tulane offering Tom Harmon a chance to transfer. ATH Yost notes Harmon as the nation’s top high school athlete and Harmon previously had offers from multiple Big Ten schools. The inquiry ties to ongoing subsidization charges involving Michigan alumni groups.
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U.P
Michigan Daily
University of Michigan
Tulane University
Michigan
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Minnesota Guard
New Orleans
Tom Harmon
Gary
Ind
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University
Athens
Harmon
University Board of Athletic Control
Horace Mann High School
Big Ten
Risko Returns in Comeback Bout Against Olin
Johnny Risko fights Bob Olin in a 10 round comeback bout in Cleveland tonight. It is Risko’s first ring appearance in three years. Olin is a former world light heavyweight champion. An unrelated 17th century superstition notes raw cow’s milk causes bovine traits in infants and children.
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Cleveland
U.P
Johnny Risko
Bob Olin
New York
Olin
Citizens State Bank of Glouster Aims to Open
The Citizens Real Estate Association met at Hotel Gordon to plan a new bank for Glouster. A six member committee reported progress after talks with the State Banking Department and FDIC. They expect $200 000 on deposit before approval and plan stock at 20 dollars per share.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Columbus
Citizens State Bank of
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State Banking Department
Adams Rites Will Be Held in Corning
Margaret R Adams 30 died Tuesday after a Caesarean operation in Columbus. Born in Corning in 1908 she graduated Corning High School 1927 and worked at Corning Bank ten years. Funeral at Corning United Brethren Church Friday at two with burial in Corning cemetery. Family to receive visitors at her parents home Wednesday.
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Glouster
Margaret R. Adams
Howard Adams
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
George Rogers
Corning
Mark Henry
Harriette
Jane
Jeanette
Mary Elizabeth
George Arthur
John David
David Cook
East Chicago
Ind
Larry Morrison Honored At Birthday Party
Trimble guests celebrate Larry Morrison third birthday with gifts and food. Parents Mr and Mrs Harold Morrison host at home Saturday afternoon with cake ice cream served by Dorothy Rainey Emaline Zimmer and Hazel Raber.
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Cedric Antle
Jacqueline Kinder
Shirley Kay Heiser
Charles
Dicky
Harold Lee Grandy
Earl Jr. Davis
Jackie
Rex Mechem
Harold Rainey
Ronnie Addington
Richard Smith
Nellie Lou Phillips
Joanne Gooding
Melvin Thompson
Trimble
Judith Lynn Zimmer
Jo-Ann Darling
Bobby Gamwell
Glouster
Billa Ann
Bonna Sue
Barbara Ann Morrison
Jacksonville
Bartha Addington
Verna Kinder
Florence Mechem
Margaret McCune
Helen Kinann
Red Cross Drive Opens in Glouster Districts Formed
Glouster launches its annual Red Cross drive with a house to house canvass. Co chairs Rev F G Boroff Rev D P Morris and Rev Fr Kesler lead a district worker body including Mrs Powers Mrs Wolf Mrs Binderbasin and others to complete the drive this week. Revival services by Rev D P Morris continue at Ferndale Church of Christ into at least Sunday Nov 21.
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Glouster
F. G. Boroff
D. P. Morris
Fr. Kesler
Phil F. Robinson
Robinson
David Powers
Joe Wolf
John Binderbasin
Merle Norris
Hettie Thomas
John Morris
Mike Thompson
Harry Colley
Hubert Bailey
Ed Kurtzman
T. W. Figley
Ralph Woods
Homer Morris
Anna Mayles
Paul Ullmark
Gail Wallace
J. P. Kemerer
al T. Craft
Ferndale
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set at Legion Home
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday night at the Legion Home. Refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Best Guards and Tackles in the Big Ten Named
Chicago writer George Kirkley surveys top linemen from the Big Ten as the season ends. Notable players include Ted Fink of Chicago Mel Brewer Illinois Francis Twedell Minnesota Carl Kaplanoff Ohio State Ralph Heikkinen Michigan Mike Calvano Northwestern Charles Brady Iowa Clem Waltman Purdue Al Dorsch Wisconsin Robert Haak Indiana.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Ted Fink
Mel Brewer
Illinois
Lusta Lindgren
Brewer
Nrin
Francis Twedell
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Carl Kaplanoff
Ohio State
Bucks
Northwestern
Ralph Heikkinen
Michigan
Mike Calvano
Purdue
Charles Brady
Iowa
Hawkeye
Clem Waltman
Woltman
al Dorsch
Wisconsin
Badgers
Robert Haak
Indiana
Haak
Bo McMillin
Corby Davis
Nebraska
Glouster Personal and Social Notes
Glouster residents travel and visit relatives with trips to Hillsboro and Columbus. The Bailey family visited James Ford in Hillsboro. Mrs. Hester Drugan hosted Alice Johnson and May Johnson with Emmett Johnson from Sherrodsville. Thomas Noon and party attended the Ohio State-Ilinois game in Columbus. Edward Bailey returned to Glouster Monday. Co-Workers Class of the Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at 7 30. A paperpEStry session will follow.
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Glouster
Hubert Bailey
Hillsboro
James Ford
Hester Drugan
Alice Johnson
May
Emmett Johnson
Sherrodsville
Thomas Noon
Columbus
Edward
Co-Workers
Church of Christ
Talk of Quitting Buckeye Conference at UC
Columbus Ohio University of Cincinnati reports talk resurfaces over Johnny Rabb Buckeye Conference status The Akron native and Ohio State fullback will miss the final Buckeye game versus Michigan due to injury Rulings by the Western Conference are anticipated next month The article notes observers expect Rabb’s play at Fordham to count against him
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University of Cincinnati
Columbus
U.P
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Bucks
Michigan
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Big Ten
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Plans to shrink Crosley Field playing area at Reds home
Cincinnati Reds general manager Warren Giles announced changes to reduce the field dimensions at Crosley Field by moving home plate 20 feet toward center and shifting foul lines. Manager Bill McKechnie approved the plan to aid hitters and improve sightlines for fans. New measurements reduce left field line to 328 feet and right field line to 366 feet, with center field at 375 feet.
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U.R
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Warren Giles
Giles
Bill McKechnie
Brundage Seeks Re election To Olympic Post
Avery Brundage seeks re election as president of the American Olympic Association despite protests over past actions including barring Eleanor Holm. The group expects no opposition though reformers push for broader representation on key Olympic committees. Plans also include Tokyo 1940 participation and a 53 member executive slate. Norris L. O'Neil, noted baseball figure, dies after brief illness.
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U.P
Avery Brundage
Eleanor Holm
American Olympics Association
Brundage
National College Athletic Assoiation
National Association of Mateur Oarsmen
Tokyo
Association
Cincinnati evaluates Buckeye stay as UC builds big football program
The News-Record editorial urges University of Cincinnati to withdraw from the Buckeye Conference as UC pursues a big time football plan. Cincinnati has dropped nine straight games, with speculation on a new athletic director after coach Russ Cohen’s midseason resignation.
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Cincinnati
U.R
University of Cincinnati
Buckeye
News-Record
Marshall
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Mid-West
Dana King
Russ Cohen
Bryson Speaks on Northwest Territory at Glouster Kiwanis
GLOUSTER M Bryson superintendent of Jacksonville Trimble Schools was guest speaker Tuesday evening. He discussed the Ordinance of 1797 and creation of the Northwest Territory. President Al Craft reported festival ticket sales and urged higher sales. Attendance prize by Co FE Haskins awarded to Dr W D Withem.
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Glouster
M. M. Bryson
Jacksonville Trimble
Hunter Is Wounded in Stray Shot Incident
Miss Pauline White was struck in the leg by several stray shot while hunting Monday afternoon with a companion. Her wounds were minor.
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Pauline White
Wayne Stewart Elected Bowling Green Captain for 1938
Wayne Stewart of Toledo was elected captain of Bowling Green University football team for 1938. The selection was announced today at the campus.
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