All-Big Ten Team Honors Celebrate Dominant 1938 Season
United Press selects a balanced All-Big Ten with Minnesota Michigan Purdue Wisconsin Northwestern and Indiana placing multiple players on first and second teams. Notables include Archie Kodros and Vince Garre at centers and backs. Heikkinen and Twe dell standout linemen. Harmon, Brock, Moore and Kinnick among top backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nash
Minnesota
Chuck Castello
Illinois
Erwin Prasse
Iowa
Alex Schoenbaum
Carl Kaplanoff
Ohio State
Win Pedersen
Bob Logan
Indiana
Jorse Bernhardt
Hal Method
Northwestern
Archie Kodros
Chicago
U.P
United Press
Michigan
Purdue
Wisconsin
Wilbur Moore
Lou Brock
Tom Harmon
Howie Weiss
Moore
Frank Petrick
Cleo Diehl
Joe Michal
Bob Voigts
Ralph Heikkinen
Murray
Voigts
Mihal
Boilermakers
Diehl
Wildcat
Petrick
Bo McMillin
Forrest Evashevski
Billy Schmitz
Bernie Jefferson
Larry Buhler
Pos
LE Krause
Michal
LT Haak
Heikkinen
LG Hovland
Haman
Twedell
RG Bykowski
RT Siegel
RE Wasem
Wfoore
Evashevski
Brock
LH Schmitz
Harmon
Jefferson
Weiss
FB Buhler
Dairymen Defeat NYC in Glouster Bowling League
Glouster league action sees Winifred's Dairy beat New York Central three straight games at Wolf and Sons Alleys. H Watkins starred with a 213 single and 581 series as J McCarty and others contributed solid scores in a team win.
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Dairymen
Nyc
Glouster
Winifred
New York Central
Wolf & Sons
H. Watkins
J. Gatchel
L. Gatchel
R. Briggs
R. Gatchel
Dr. Pride
Church Bazaar To Be Held On Thanksgiving Day
GLOUSTER The Holy Cross Church will host its sixth annual Bazaar on Thanksgiving Day. Dinner is served starting at 12 o'clock with games of all kinds and prizes given Thursday evening. The event features a booth for home made candy, a booth for fancy aprons, and a country store.
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Glouster
Holy Cross
Glouster to Observe Thanksgiving Holiday Hours
Glouster to observe Thanksgiving with stores closed all day and the post office shut except a 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM lobby, box holders served. No deliveries by city or rural carriers, mail accepted and dispatched on trains as usual. Eagles to hold dance at Jacksonville Eagles Hall on Wednesday evening November 23 for gles and families. orchestra secured, no charge.
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Glouster
Eagles
Jacksonville
Grange To Meet Glouster Special Session Friday
Homer Grange announces a special business meeting on Friday November 25 with officers and members expected to attend.
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Glouster
Homer Grange
The
Grange
Social Notes of Glouster Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Glouster society records show Dr. Dwight Haskins and Mrs. A A Nease visiting. Bob Johnston to Elyria for work. Mrs. George Mudrie visiting Murray City. the Maurers in Athens. Jarvis family and Jayne Ann in Trimble. Cora Tignor and Wilbur Balderson Jr in Columbus. Ohio State Home-Coming attended by Clark Distel. Darling family in Richmond Kentucky. Clark siblings and relatives in Buchtel. Vernon family in Akron. West relatives in Trimble. Allen and West host in Glouster.
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C. E. Haskins
Dwight Haskins
Athens
A. A. Nease
Westerville
Bob Johnston
Elyria
George Mudrie
Mudrie
Murray City
Jake Maurer
Abram Easler
Charles Jarvis
Jayne Ann Jarvis
Trimble
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Cora Tignor
Lancaster
Columbus
John R. Clark
George Ann Distel
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Hubert May
Charles Darling
Richmond
Ralph
Fred Darling
Charles Sorrell
Florence
Mary Elizabeth
Jean Ann Clark
Buchtel
C. A. Vernon
Harold Vernon
Party Postponed After Death of Mrs Martha Morgan
The Sunday School class party planned for Friday at Mrs Boroff's home is postponed due to the death of Mrs Martha Morgan mother of Mrs Taylor one of the hosts. A new date will be announced later.
Unofficial Alumnus Yeckley Sees Michigan Triumph
Lorain Ohio resident Ed Yeckley built football links from Elyria to Kiski bringing Paul Kramer and Jack Meyer to Michigan. In 1935 he failed to secure Ohio State tickets and later watched Michigan beat Ohio State 18 to 0 at Columbus, feeling like an unofficial Michigan alumnus.
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Capel McNash
Cleveland
U.P
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State Buckeyes
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Ed Yeckley
Lorain
Columbus
Paul Kramer
Yeckley
Elyria
Stan Pincura
Regis Monahan
Sam
Ohio State
Jack Meyer
Kiski
Kramer
Hardy
Scoring Championship Remains In Limbo After Week
Ohio college football title race narrows as Len Janiak finishes with 71 points, leaving Ries Williams and Beach within 10 points. Remaining games include Toledo vs St Marys on December 3 and Beach’s matchup with Xavier. Williams and Ries each hold strong possibilities to overtake.
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Columbus
WUP
Ohio
Toledo
St. Mary’s
San Antonio
Texas
Bill Beach
Rockets
Johnny Ries
Western Reserve
Jerry Williams
Miami
Beach
Xavier
Ries
Williams
Len Janiak
Husky
Ohio U
Janiak
William and
Pat T ‘Ries
Z-Janiak
Padley
Dayton
Z-Young
John C’r’oll
Zazula
Akron
Z-Falcone
Kent State
Z-Burkhart
Denison
Z-Pettit
Pangallo
Cincinnati
Schupska
Case
Z-Lisak
Wit
Lucas
Cronin Relievers Top AL Picks in 1938 Season
Manager Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox led American League managers in relief pitching accuracy with a 22 of 30 correct calls. Jim Bagby had six wins and one loss in relief, while Johnny Murphy of the Yankees notched eight relief wins. Other notable relievers included Johnny Humphries of Cleveland with eight wins and three losses as a closer.
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Chicago
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Cronin
Jim Bagby
Johnny Murphy
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Cleveland
Johnny Humphries
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Questions and Answers on Dempsey Segrave and Griffith
The column presents reader sports questions answered by the Athens Messenger service. It includes Jack Dempsey nose surgery in August 1924, Major Sir Henry Segrave’s fatal Miss England II accident on June 13, 1930, and Clark Griffith’s Yankee management from 1903 to 1908.
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Jack Dempsey
Sir Henry Spgrave
Lake Windermere
England
Segrave
Lake Shore
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Alumni Dance Sponsored by Glouster High School Association
Glouster High School Alumni Association sponsors a Thanksgiving Dance in the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening. Jack Hammond's 11 piece orchestra provides the music from 9 to 1. Admission is 40 cents for a single and 75 cents for a couple.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
Jack Hammond
Today’s Sports Parade from Cusihuirachic Mexico
Henry McLemore reports a humorous pit stop in Cusihuirachic while chasing a football story. The writer admits language troubles and misdirection, ending with a local guide directing him to a hotel and a playful farewell as he exits.
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Henry McLemore
Cusihuiriachic
Mexico
Cusihuirachic
New York
Emily Post
Arizona
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Buenos
Tequilla
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary Initiates Eightieth Candidate
The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion initiated nine candidates at its meeting last Thursday. Among them was Mrs. Lydia Watkins of Jacksonville, mother of Cecil Watkins. she celebrated her 80th birthday on Saturday, reportedly the oldest candidate in the area. A handkerchief shower followed the initiation.
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Glouster—Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Lydia Watkins
Jacksonville
Cecil Watkins
Returned From Hospital
Reese Thompson of Hollister, ill in Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville for weeks, was moved home Monday in the C F Wallace Sons ambulance. After two weeks at home he will return to the hospital for further treatment.
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Glouster
Reese Thompson
Hollister
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
C. F. Wallace & Sons
Mr. Thompson
Plan Special Services at First Baptist Church
Services will be held at 7 o clock Thursday morning at the First Baptist Church for about half an hour. A breakfast of pancakes sausage and coffee will be served in the church dining room afterward.
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Glouster
First Baptist Church
Beerved
Reds Directors and Officers Reappointed for Another Year
Stockholders of the Cincinnati base ball club re-elected seven directors and officers for another year. Despite the Reds’ strong financial season and about 729000 paid admissions, no dividend was declared as profits fund prior debt. Directors: Powel Crosley Jr., Lewis Crosley, Charles Sawyer, Reammny Field, Thomas Conroy, David Jones, Warren Giles. Crosley jr remains president. Giles is vice president and GM. Conroy secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Reds
Powel Crosley Jr
Lewis Crosley
Charles Sawyer
Reammny Field
Thomas Con
Fostoria and Bowling Green to Join Buckeye League
Fostoria and Bowling Green High Schools accept invitations to join the Buckeye High School League, boosting members to six. Current members include Findlay, Tiffin Columbian, Tiffin Junior Order, and Fremont, with football relations possibly delayed until 1940 due to existing contracts. New bouts affect football alignments across the conference. Tony Cannoneri presses comeback in eight round Bronx Coliseum bout against Howard Scott with future date set at Hippodrome for Eddie Zivic fight.
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Canzoneri
New York
U.K
Tony Canzoneri
Howard Scott
Bronx
Tony
Hippodrome
Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Andarko Named Captain Of 1939 Ohio State Buckeyes
Steve Andarko, a curly headed young man with a bashful smile, is named captain of the 1939 Ohio State football team.
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BUCKS
Andrako
Columbus
Steve Anarako
Ohio
Packers Set New National Scoring Mark in NFL
Green Bay finished their schedule with 223 points after a field goal against the Giants, breaking their own record of 220 from 1937. The Giants may claim a new passing efficiency record, having completed 76 of 147 passes for 51 percent, five points better than the 1933 Brooklyn mark.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Brooklyn
Chicago Cardinals
Cleveland
Green Bay
Arm strong favored to defend world crowns at MSG
Henry Armstrong the world lightweight and welterweight champion is a 7 to 5 favorite to retain both titles when he meets Ceferino Garcia of the Philippines in a 15 round match at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.
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New York
U.P
Henry Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Philippines
Madison Square Garden
Oberlin selects Kretchmar as 1939 football captain
Robert Kretchmar, a Cleveland West High School graduate, has been chosen captain of Oberlin College's 1939 football team. Federal relief commodities will be distributed Friday at 9 am at the City Building.
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Oberlin
U.P
Robert Kretchmar
Cleveland West High School
Oberlin College
Chauncey — Federal
Thanksgiving Day Fray Between Middleport and Pomeroy
Middleport prepares for the Turkey Day clash with Pomeroy as both teams eye a season finale win. Yellow Jackets boast wins over Gallipolis Wheelersburg and Wellston, led by Gene Bennett and Charles Burdette with McCuen guiding the team. Pomeroy counters with weight edge and wins over Athens Nelsonville and Gallipolis, drum majors and bands set for the big day, bonfire rally planned on Mill Street after 8:00 p.m.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
Yellow Jackets
Gallipolis
Wheelersburg
Wellston
Athens
Jackson
Gene Bennett
Charles Burdette
Mikey Hackett
Barsotti
Lohse
Ed Bennett
Charles Entsminger
McCuen
Purple Panthers
Nelsonville
Gordon Harris
Willis Aleshire
Jack Abbott
Jane Ann Fick
Margaret McBride
Marvel Schmoll
Martha Robson
Josephine Stewart
William Warner
Richard Gross
Paul Brown
Willie Jesse
Robert Casci
Lilly Blazewicz
Nancy Arnold
Miriam Holmes
Louanna Ebersbach
John L. Holly
Mill St
Yale Chooses Bill Stack Captains Next Football Team
New Haven Connecticut Bill Stack 22 year old Yale varsity center from East Lansing Michigan will serve as captain next year He previously led East Lansing High School and captained Yale freshmen two years ago confirming his leadership role on the Eli squad.
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New Haven
Retail Clerks Union Meeting Cancelled
The Retail Clerks Union meeting scheduled for tonight has been cancelled. A new meeting will be announced at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Retail Clerks Union
Junior Girls Auxiliary Bake Sale at Richardson’s
The GLOUSTER chapter of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a bake sale at Richardson’s Furniture Store on Wednesday afternoon starting at 2 o’clock.
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Glouster
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Richardson
Announce Birth for Glouster Couple's Daughter
Mr and Mrs Andrew Allen announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday November 20 at Glouster.
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Glouster
Andrew Allen
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Plan Bake Sale
N. Court St
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