Ohio U. Rolls Dayton in Turkey Day Victory
Ohio University overwhelmed Dayton 3 0 at Dayton as quarterback Danny Risaliti starred with passing, punting and running. Dayton’s offense stalled while the Bobcats dominated with a stout defense and a sharp line, earning praise from Dayton papers and a postgame turkey dinner hosted by Frank Irelan.
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Ohio University
Dayton
Uiversity
Dayton Flyers
Gemsity
Bobcats
Danny Risaliti
Harold Boian
Athens
Flyers
SI Burick
Xavier
Ohio U
Risaliti
Carideo
Notre Dame
Engineers’ Club
Frank Irelan
Dick Irelan
O. U
Bob Husted
THE
Journal
Ohio
Flyer
Ohio Eleven
Bob Frame
Don Peden
Cats
Fifth Down Admission Ends Cornell’s Undefeated Run
The referee admitted error in the Cornell Dartmouth game as the fifth down decided the 3 to 0 Dartmouth win. Dartmouth owner McCarter accepted the official correction and Cornell conceded the defeat ending an 18 game unbeaten streak.
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NEW York
Cornell
Dartmouth
W. H. Friesell, Jr
James Lynch
Carl Snavely
William H. McCarter
Earl Blaik
McCarter
Friesell
Asa S. Bushnell
Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association
Penn
Chauncey Couple Visited Arlington and Findlay
Mr and Mrs Joe Bridgewater of Chauncey spent the weekend in Arlington Ohio as guests of Mr and Mrs L P Neff. In Findlay they were guests of Miss Alice Neff and Mr Bridgewater went pheasant hunting while there.
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Chauncey
Joe Bridgewater
Arlington, O
L. P. Neff
Findlay
Alice Neff
Mr. Bridgewater
Revival Continues at Chauncey M E Church
Revival services continue at Chauncey M E Church with nightly meetings at 7 30 led by evangelist Rev C E Palmer. Tonight is Mens Night inviting all men in the community to attend.
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Chauncey
Chauncey M. E
C. E. Palmer
Wilson takes Cubs helm vows patience and pitching focus
Chicago new manager Jimmy Wilson says he will study the team before proposing moves. He signs a two year contract after being released by Cincinnati and notes pitching as the big need while keeping door open for trades. Hartnett’s dismissal last week makes Wilson the fourth Cubs skipper in a decade.
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Wilson
James Gallagher
Charlies (Boots) Weber
Warren Giles
Cincinnati
Cubs
Cub
Rogers Hornsby
Charles Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
Cornell Drops To Fifth Place Among Grid Leaders
Minnesota remains on top as 169 sports experts rank the teams. Cornell falls to fifth after a disputed score reversal from 8-0 to 7-3 loss to Dartmouth. The Big Red join Stanford Texas A&M and Boston College as the top contenders in a one point margins era.
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Cornell
Minnesota
NEW York
Stanford
Texas Aggies
Santa Clara
Big Red
Aggies
Boston College
Tennessee
Michigan
Nebraska
Georgetown
Northwestern
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Washington
Notre Dame
Fordham
Jimmy Wilson Ticks Off Line Against Reds In Coaching Fee
In Louisville the Cincinnati Enquirer notes Jimmy Wilson earned ten thousand dollars for coaching the Reds with no managerial duties. Indiana Notre Dame and Purdue all faltered that day, and a Cincinnati Enquirer reader jokes Miami University had not won a football game in a long time.
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Louisville
Jimmy Wilson
Cubs
Reds
Indiana
Notre Dame
Purdue
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Miami
O.) University
Jack Robinson
Edward G. Robinson
Troy Opens 17 Game Schedule At Belpre
Troy High School Trojans begin a 17 game schedule tomorrow at Belpre. Coach Leo Baker expects a young squad to grow throughout the season with key early dates including Nov 20 at Belpre and Dec 6 Plains and Feb 11 at Chester among the road trips and home tests.
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Coolville
Troy
Belpre
Trojans
Leo Baker
Rome
Plains
Pomeroy
Greens Run
J.-T
Marietta
Chester
Buchtel
Racine
Hollister
Amesville
Waterloo
Shade
Stop 98 Harmon Is Battle Cry in Ohio State Camp
Ohio State fans rally around stop 98 Tommy Harmon as Michigan eyes a final season clash. Fritz Mackey notes Harmon is a constant threat and Ohio hopes rain helps their defense. Injuries cloud Charley Anderson while Don Scott and others aim for stronger offensive showings against Michigan.
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Ohio State
J. H. Colburn
Columbus
Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Bucks
Wolverines
Ohio
Fritz Mackey
Wolverine
Minnesota
Illinois
Charley Anderson
Massillon
Sam Fox
Washington, D. C
Anderson
Finois
Ing
Don Scott
Scott
Canton
Tom Kinkade
Dick Fisher
James Strausbaugh
Capt
Jim Langhurst
Big Ten
Coaches Take Holiday Ahead of Texas Aggies Saturday
Carl Snavely, noted football film expert, reportedly lost to the same Saturday while Al Davis associates confronted sports writers after the Zivie fight. Johnny Broderick, the two-fisted detective ace, handed out decisive action. Louisville Times guest star B M Atkinson Jr notes Snavely’s signals were distress signals.
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Carl Snavely
al Davis
Johnny Broderick
Ace
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville
Dover High School Band Benefit Carnival Arrives Tuesday
Chauncey Dover High School hosts a band benefit carnival in the school gym Tuesday November 19 from 7 to 11 pm. Proceeds fund new band instruments with skits games dancing and the crowning of the King and Queen at 10 30 pm.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Earl Tarleton
Richard Daugherty
Mary Guerra
Juanita Jones
Woodrow Ferrer
Joseph Guerra
Ruth Fiske
Harry McMahens
Christine Brown
Alumni vs Varsity Basketball Game at Chauncey High
Alumni team faces the Varsity in a Wednesday night game at Chauncey High Gym. A showcase of local talent with hometown stakes and community turnout anticipated.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High Gymnasium
Varsity
Eva Smith Rites Held at Carbon Hill Church
Funeral services for Eva Smith 84 widow of Edward Smith were conducted Monday at the Carbon Hill M E Church by Rev L A Donally. Music by Esther Wolfe Charles Bradfield and Vera Bridgewater. Burial in Carbon Hill Cemetery. Survived by three daughters three sons 26 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Grandsons were pallbearers and granddaughters flower bearers. Her husband and son Charles preceded her in death. The funeral was largely attended.
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Chauncey
Eva Smith
Edward Smith
Carbon Hill
Sybil Dicken
Lower Plains
Carbon Hill M. E
L. A. Donally
Dayton
Esther Wolfe
Charles Bradfield
Vera Bridgewater
Earl Edwards II Il Rushed From Columbus Hospital
Chauncey Earl Edwards of Marietta underwent surgery two weeks ago and visited at Columbus with his wife and son. While there he became seriously ill and was taken to University Hospital where his condition is listed as critical.
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Chauncey
Earl Edwards
Marietta
Columbus
Nellie Donaldson
University Hospital
Needle Club Teas at Mrs Mc Daniel Circlehill Home
Mrs Kathryn McDaniel entertained her Needle Club at Circlehill with three guests Mrs Rice Thomas Mrs Eleanor Sharick and Mrs Gerald McDaniel. Hostess served an attractive refreshment course. Members present included Mrs Bertha Sanders Mrs Edith Heffken Mrs Mabel Mingus Mrs Elizabeth Patton Mrs Mae Wade Mrs Jessie Fulton Mrs Edith McDaniel Mrs Ida Hill Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Mrs Mabel Sisson Mrs Viola Sanders Mrs Nell Brookins and Mrs Kathryn McDaniel.
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Chauncey
Kathryn McDaniel
Needle Club
Circlehill
Rice Thomas
Eleanor Sharick
Gerald McDaniel
Bertha Sanders
Edith Heffken
Mabel Mingus
Elizabeth Patton
Mae Wade
Jessie Fulton
Edith McDaniel
Ida Hill
Elizabeth Robinett
Mrs Forest Lowery McDonald Undergoes Surgery
Mrs Forest Lowery McDonald of Chauncey wife of George McDonald was taken to a Marietta hospital Thursday night and underwent a surgical operation Friday morning. Her condition is reported as favorable. She was accompanied by her husband. Mrs McDonald is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl Lowery of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Forest Lowery McDonald
George McDonald
Marietta Hospital
McDonald
Pearl Lowery
Prayer services announced for Chauncey and Morristown churches
Tuesday night prayer meeting in Chauncey at 7 o'clock at Morris town Holiness Church. Weekly cottage prayer meeting at Morristown Church Friday at 7 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Houston The Plains formerly Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Edward Houston
the Plains
Bailey Run
Massillon Tigers Sweep Ohio Scholastic Title Again
Massillon Tigers claim the Ohio scholastic football championship with a 34 to 6 win over Canton McKinley for their 10th victory of the year and 33rd straight. The page details standings across the state with Massillon atop a slate of unbeaten or near unbeaten teams and leading scorers.
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Massillon Tigers
Fritz Howell
Wee Wee YU
Tigers
Canton McKinley
Canton
Bulldogs
Massillon
Toledo Waite
Portsmouth
Laurels
Waite
Abhle Garrison
West Jefferson
Dennison
Powhatan
West Jeff
Oxford McGuffey
Xenia O. S
S. O
Clay
Toledo
McC
Garrison
Willard Colby
Xenia
U. S
S. C
Dick Zubel
Columbus St. Charles
Columbus St. Marys
Gene Fekete
Findlay
Bob Robinett
Bryan
Bob Slaughter
London
Freddie Kenvin
Osborn Bath
Horace Gillom
Keith Nelson
Jacksonville
Matthew Brown
Ray Getz
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Mrs Lara Lott of Wellston assists at her brother George McDonald's home in Chauncey caring for children while Mrs McDonald is in Marietta hospital. Mrs Charles G Leffler and daughter of Columbus visit Chauncey to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Winnie Baughman. Mrs Mae Dennis is ill at her Lexington Avenue home. Hazel Luman attended Eva Smith's funeral at Carbon Hill.
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Lara Lott
Wellston
George McDonald
McDonald
Marietta Hospital
Charles G. Leffler
Columbus
Winnie Baughman
Mill St
Mae Dennis
Lexington Ave
Hazel Luman
Eva Smith
Carbon Hill
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