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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
14
Tom Conley, handsome, black haired Irishman who captained Knute Rockne's last Notre Dame team, carries on the Rockne tradition of superior football at John Carroll University. Conley was right end and cap.
The Athens Messenger prints sports trivia with answers on Ruth Gehrig Foxx Ambers Canzoneri and invites readers to mail questions to the Sports Service Bureau in Washington D C for personal replies. The note references Iain of Rockne’s 1930 team and signals a continuation on Page 15.
Ohio University seniors on the Bobcats football squad close out their college careers with a final practice and senior tackle. Coach Don Peden drills the defense against Marshall plays while focusing on stopping Adkins, Elkins, and Morlock. Bill Rodgers sidelined by knee injury.
In Omaha banks an estimated 70 thousand dollars sits in dead or forgotten accounts. Some owners have forgotten the funds, while others are deceased and not aware of the money.
Sequoia trees received their name in honor of Sequoyah, credited with creating the Cherokee syllabary, marking the botanical tribute to the inventor.
Ohio State nominates James Langhurst for outstanding sophomore back of the year. The 189-pound Willard native leads Buckeye scorers with eight touchdowns and has 378 rushing yards in seven games while also starring on defense. He helped spark a tie or win title bid against Michigan with key plays and a strong linebacking performance.
Ohio State trains for the 35th gridiron meeting with Michigan at Columbus Ohio Stadium with star backs Langhurst Scott Strausbaugh and Zadworney leading an aggressive offense. A capacity 72 000 turnout is predicted for the homecoming game as Fritz Crisler brings Michigan by Saturday.
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