V Football Stars Divided Into Many Classes
George Kirkley surveys 1936 college football all-America chatter. Kelley tops end lists while Northwestern’s Fred Vanzo, a blocking workhorse, anchors and steadies his line. Writers lament hype and urge judging real players, noting varied candidates across major programs. Rameses II is cited as a long-remembered example of prolific families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Larry Kelley
Yale
Grant
Kelley
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Tinsley
Louisiana State
Daddie
Pittsburgh
Kovatch
Northwestern
Harris
Iowa
Bershak
North Carolina
Hibbs
California
Navy
Fred Vanzo
Minnesota
Steve Toth
Gopher
Vanzo
Ballyhoo
Webster's
Fonk & Wagnalls
Oxford
Billings
Ment
Justice
Vermont
Maine
Buckeyes Map 1938 39 Schedule and Indy Links
Ohio State officials outlined planned 1938 and 1939 football schedules with key opponents listed. Indiana could open 1938 as the date to fill, while Princeton and Notre Dame talks faded. Focus remained on Michigan preparations as a freshman lineup worked on pass defense against a Wolverines squad.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
Buck Athletic Department
Buck
Indiana
Ohio
Texas Christian
Purdue
Southern California
Northwestern
Chicago
Illinois
Scarlet and Gray
Princeton
Tigers
Bucks
Notre Dame
Irish
South Bend
Elmer Layden
Wolverine
Rev C L Barngrover Assigned to Toronto Pastoral Post
A letter to Sherman Lyke reports Rev C L Barngrover has moved to a Toronto Canada pastorate. Barngrover formerly led Logan United Brethren Church and leaves a Cincinnati ministry as part of his new assignment.
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Logan
Sherman Lyke
C. L. Barngrover
Toronto
Canada
Barngrover
Logan United Brethren Church
Cincinnati
Turkey Banquet Highlights Athens High 1936 Season
Athens High School honors 1936 football squad at a Wednesday banquet with 17 letters awarded to 14 players one manager and two cheerleaders. Captain elect Bruce Lawson and outgoing captain Basil Gordon highlighted remarks by Coach McKinley and others. Upcoming games include Wellston vs Jackson on Thanksgiving impacting SOAA standings. Squirrel and hunter tale from Shelby rounds out page.
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Athens High School
Turkey
Bill Root
Bruce Lawson
Bob Chute
Dick Osborn
Frances Busch
Gerald Stauffer
Bob Genter
Fred Lentz
Dana Tom
Don Grones
Carl Wilson
Basil Gordon
Bruster Higgins
Ted Sprague
Paul Gordon
F. Stauffer
John Sprague
SOAA
Jackson
Wellston
Chattel Mortgage Filed in Braymer for 661 Dollars
A chattel mortgage for 661 dollars was filed with the recorder of deeds in Braymer Missouri. The sole security is a 4 year old Guernsey cow weighing 1000 pounds. The mortgage was given to the Resettlement Administration. A separate line notes a 30 mile per hour wind being nine times as strong as a 10 mile wind.
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Ctow
Braymer
U.P
Recorder of Deeds
The
Resettlement Administration
Undefeated Ohio High Teams Feature Varied Offenses
Five of six districts place seven perfect records in the race for the mythical Ohio scholastic title. Massillon, Canton McKinley, Kenton, Martins Ferry, Middletown, Marietta, and West Tech lead with single wing and double wing setups echoing Pop Warner and Notre Dame styles. Massillon meets McKinley in a marquee clash as undefeated teams close schedules with key regional matchups.
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Columbus
Ohio
Canton McKinley
Cleveland West Tech
Massillon
Martins Ferry
Marietta
Kenton
Middletown
Pop
Brown
Chicago Bears
McKinley
John N. Reed
Canton
North Braddock
Leroy Raber
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Huntington
W. Va
Hamilton
Charley Buckle
West Tech
Clevelanders
Chillicothe
Lakewood
Barberton
Alliance
London
Wooster
Newark
Cleveland East
Ashland
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Cincinnati Xavier
Cincinnati Walnut Hills
Cincinnati Woodward
Cincinnati Withrow
Cincinnati Hughes
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Dayton Steele
Dayton Stivers
Elyria
Lorain
Steubenville
Erie Pa
Youngstown Chaney
Youngstown East
Marshfield PTA Names Committees at Oct 28 Meeting
Marshfield New Marshfield and Union PTAs held the October 28 meeting at the high school. President Mrs. Roy Llewellyn announced committees for this year including Program, Membership, Publication, Hospitality, Publicity, Finance and Budget, with members listed for each group. Lancaster visitors and local Grange members were noted in separate items.
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New Marshfield
PTA
Roy Llewellyn
Orpha Dinsmoor
Helen Stright
Adrian Collins
Marinda Stewart
Eva Carter
Margaret Bridge
Esther Whitlatch
Union
John Withers
Frank White
Hocking
Everett Arnold
Teal Wilson
Henry Young
Kathaleen Withers
Emma Sprague
Ada Kennedy
Erma Judy
Edwin McFadden
Hazel Trout
Gladys Beverage
Mildred Judy
Gladys Hoon
Lane Jordan
Lancaster
G. C. Herron
Everett Wigal
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Luster Judy’s Home
The Missionary Society of the M. P. Church gathered Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. Luster Judy near Albany. Members discussed upcoming events and planned community outreach with family members attending alongside their father, W. H. Townsend.
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W. H. Townsend
Albany
The
Missionary Society of the M. P. Church
Luster Judy
Hildebrandt couple head to Miami for winter
Mr. and Mrs. F H Hildebrandt leave for Miami Florida to spend the winter. They usually winter in Miami and spend summers at their Buckeye Lake cottage. A note on Jupiter states its year is 12 Earth years and a day lasts 9 hours 55 minutes.
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Florida
Logan
F. H. Hilderbrandt
Miami
Fla
Buckeye Lake
Jupiter
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Athens, Ohio
By Howard Kahn
Hunter Shelby
Byron Heck
Byron
Unbeaten High
Knute Rockne
By Tommy Devine
Haney-Gross
Feey Gold
Mackinaws
Beckley
Rockora
Boy Scout
Beckley S the Men’s Store
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