McKinley Massillon Play For Ohio State Prep Title
In 1938 the Canton McKinley Bulldogs face Massillon Tigers in a 43rd meeting for the mythical state prep crown before about 22 000 in Massillon. Brown’s Tigers enter as favorites with Motely Snyder Gets and Slusser key scorers while Reed’s Bulldogs rely on Marion Motley and end Nick Oman.
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Columbus
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Massillon
Tigers
McKinley
Warren
Canton Lehman
Youngstown Chaney
Akron South
Erie Academy
Huntington
W. Va
Elmira
N. Y
Alliance
Steubenville
Mansfield
Reed
Elyria- Lorain
Lorain
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Fostoria
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Adena
Portsmouth
van We
New York Title Bout Advance Sales Lag at Garden
Promoter Mike Jacobs pushed Madison Square Garden gate by advertising the bout as for the world middleweight championship. Ticket prices rose from 7.70 to 11.50 for ringside seats, drawing poor advance sales and angering NAAC champion Solly Krieger and New York’s Jewish community. The controversy centered on a local title claim and state approval.
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New York
U.P
New York State
Fred Apostoli-Young Corbett III
Madison Square Garden
Punch
Mike Jacobs
New York Commission
Jacobs
Solly Krieger
National Boxing Association
Conley reshapes Carroll Blue Streaks to football prominence
Mitch's Musings traces John Carroll's football rise under coach Conley from humble 5-12 start to a breakthrough season. It recalls Conley's Notre Dame roots, Arsenault's 49 yard score, and his shift from the Notre Dame system to a hybrid setup. Conley predicted a changed Carroll status within three years in the Big Four.
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Carroll Blue
Conley
Jack Elder
Tom
Ramblers
Southern
California
Ralph Vince
Tom Yarr
Notre Dame
Hunk” Anderson
Elmer Layden
Carroll
Blue Streaks
Eddie Arsenault
Arsenault
John Carroll
Rock
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Case
Baldwin- Wallace
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Mrs. Catherine Zweifel of Lasley Street is ill while wintering with daughter in Plants. Lena Huber and family, Ruth, Alice, Mary Huber and Elsanora Ebersbach visited Huntington. L. F. Spencer and family visited Mary Smith and Earl Denny on Peacock Ave. Ruth Curtis returned to Columbus for work after visiting parents. Baptist One Won One Class meets Thursday evening. Mrs. Norman Ohlinger of Charleston visits sister on Union Ave. Mr. Botzel ill at St Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg.
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Catherine Zweifel
Lasley St
Helen Johnson
Lena Huber
Ruth
Alice
Mary Huber
Elsanora Ebersbach
Huntington
L. F. Spencer
Carrie Spencer
Charleston
Mary Smith
Earl Denny
Peacock Ave
Ruth Curtis
Columbus
Baptist Church
Norman (Tippy) Ohlinger
Peter Botzel
Union Ave
Botzel
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Harry Vickers
Harry Langley
Leighton Vanmeter
Vickers
Kaylong
W. Va
Vanmeter
C. G. Houck
A. W. Pullins
Joe Epling
Gallipolis
John McSwain
Albert Spencer
Paul Ables
Julius Fleischman
A. G. (Grant) Hanes
Robert Vickers
Follawsbee
Oak Hill
Staten
Tennis Moguls Seek New Ace
Henry McLemore reports U S Lawn Tennis Association searches for a new top Davis Cup player after John Budge turns pro. Bulletin No 15 urges developing talent with courage to net and decisive volleys as the path to national team success.
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New Orleans
John Donald Budge
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Budge
U. S. L. T. A. Bulletin
Holcombe Ward
Bulletin
Ward
Mr. Ward
Mental attitude in upsets cited by Fordham coach
Jimmy Crowley argues that mental attitude drives upsets in football. He lists overconfidence, fatigue, jealousy, and dissension as factors, noting Syracuse beating Cornell 19-17 and Purdue over Ohio State as notable shocks, with several other regional results highlighted.
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Jimmy Crowley
New York
Fordham
Crowley
Syracuse
Cornell
Big Ten
Purdue
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Burn
Louisiana State
Clemson
Tulane
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Washington
Rice
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Kanauga Social And Personal Highlights And Visits
Mrs Lizzie Adams hosted the Ladies Aid Society with nineteen present and plans for future church activities. A new baby, Harry Langley, was welcomed by Harry Vickers and family, with Leighton Vanmeter visiting from Kaylong West Virginia. Community members, travel, and medical news fill the Kanauga notes.
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Kanauga
Lizzie Adams
Ladies’ Aid Society
Forrest Fife
Mabel Deem
Community Notes From Long Bottom Report Local Happenings
Noon dinner plans for school children finalized with Amanda Chambers and three other organizers in charge. Families visit or stay with locals in Columbus and nearby towns while a traveling show plays at the K of P Hall. Road work by the State Highway Department adds tar and limestone. A church renewal and carpet updates follow flood repairs at Mt Olive Church and M E Church. Christmas program prep begins as Riverside Garden Club meets and residents recover from illness.
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Amanda Chambers
Mary Young
Rubal Deem
Zelma Founds
A. H. Curtis
Perry
Charles Rathburn
Columbus
K. of P. Hall
E. M. Kryder
Dana
W. Va
Lillie White
Anna Christy
Malden
A. A. Torrence
Fostoria
J. E. Torrence
State Highway Department
Charles Hensley
Riverside Garden Club
Marie Swan
O. FE. German
Mary Sheldon
Pie YUM Delights with Crisp Crust and Rich Filling
Readers savor pie crafted with careful crust and flavorful insides. Fresh from the oven, the pastry offers a crisp edge and balanced filling, appealing to home bakers seeking reliable results.
Tishomingo Farmer Switches From Cotton to Peanuts for Profit
In Tishomingo Oklahoma a farmer benefited from a federal allotment that reduced his cotton crop by more than half. He planted the surplus acreage in peanuts and states they yielded more income than cotton had.
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Tishomingo, Okla
League President Under Fire Over Promotions Criticism
Paul Shank, Toledo attorney, faces criticism from Fostoria Findlay and Fremont club officials at a league meeting. Grover Hartley of Findlay, Fred Morgan of Fostoria, and Frank Anderson of Fremont lead the chief critics over past season promotional activities.
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Fremont
U.P
Paul Shank
Toledo
Ohio State Baseball League
Fostoria
Findlay
Grover Hartley
Fred Morgan
Frank Anderson
Greens Run Sophomore and Junior Classes Elect Leaders
Greens Run High School juniors and sophomores elected officers for the coming year. Juniors chose President Mike Newsad, VP Ellen Lindholm, secretary Mary Toczik, treasurer Geraldine Malpas, sponsor Carrye Smith. Sophomores chose President Eugene Thomas, VP Glenn Cannon, secretary Raymund Korpella, treasurer Thelma Mackey, sponsor Newman Powell.
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Greens Run
Greens Run High School
Mike Newsad
Ellen Lindholm
Mary Toczik
Geraldine Malpas
Carrye Smith
Eugene Thomas
Glenn Cannon
Raymund Korpella
Thelma Mackey
Newman Powell
Badgers Aim for Undisputed Title in Minnesota Clash
Wisconsin relies on aerial and ground speed to outpace Minnesota in a pivotal Big Ten showdown. Coach Harry Stuhldreher’s offense, led by quarterback Vince Gavre, seeks decisive win to claim undisputed conference crown, with Ohio State and Michigan also in the title mix.
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Chicago
U.P
Wisconsin
Badger
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Badgers
Husky Gophers
Ohio State
Howie Weiss
Roy Bellin
Billy Schmitz
Harry Stuhldreher
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Vince Gavre
Gavre
Bill Spaulding
Northwestern
Weiss
Jack Murphy
Larry Bucheler
Wilbur Moore
Speed
Columbus
Bucks
Michelgan
Ralph Heikkinen
Tom Harmon
Paul Kromer
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Doherty Brothers
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Suzanne Lenglen
Ohio Univ
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