Wolverines Win Edge in Buckeye Clash Preview
Michigan faces Ohio State in a Big Ten title tilt with a slight edge on offense and a stout line. The Buckeye backfield features Horvath Keane Brugge Finnett and Cline, while Michigan relies on Milan Lazetich and a strong front to stifle the Buckeye attack.
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Bucks
Sain Wolverines
Ohio
Michigan
Ine
Ohio State
Minots
Buck
Les Horvath
Tom Keane
Bob Brugge
Dick Finnett
Cline
Tim Horvath
Keane
Horvath
Brugge
Milan Lazetich
Anaconda
Mont
Wolverine
Army Record Deceives Baltimore In Football Previews
Figuring Filbert the statistical man claims Navy would beat Army by ignoring Army’s runaway scores versus Duke Notre Dame and Pennsylvania. He argues the old one-two punch favored the Cadets who scored 10 on Duke and 59 on North Carolina Pre-Flight, while Army Navy Michigan all impacted Penn Illinois and Notre Dame to favor Cadets.
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Baltimore
Filbert
Navy
Duke
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Cadets
North Carolina
Michigan
Penn
Illinois
Blanchard Rites Held at Chauncey Church Monday
Chauncey Ohio details a funeral service for Blanchard at the Church of Christ in Chauncey. The event included a dinner, gifts, and tributes as family and friends gathered at W Main Street area to honor the deceased.
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Blanchard
Chauncey Church
Collanank
cHaUncex
Runera
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Tommy
Summitt Station
Tome
Chauney
Curkahank
W. Main St
Cruikshank
Betty
Fred
Cassines Themen
Faunashank
Columbus
Jennie Courtney
A. G. Winkle
Elizabeth Ellis
John Bulloch
S. Border
William Leadbetter
Elizabeth Ellie
Ellis
RB. Smith
Annetta Lewis
Sam Dunnett
C. A. Bingman
Band Boosters Concessions At Benefit Football Game
Band Boosters Association will run concessions at a benefit football game at the stadium Thursday afternoon. Net proceeds will go to the servicemen's memorial fund. The game starts at 2 o'clock. Malta, GLuusinn attorney George W. Rose has been confined to his home for three weeks with a heart ailment. He suffered a similar attack three years ago and is now resting at home. His condition is described as improved and he can receive visitors.
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Band Boosters Association
Malta
Gluusinn
George W. Rose
Fullerton Sports Roundup Touches on Baseball and Football Oddities
Veteran writers recall Merkle and Gill as similar second base antics upset games. Wake Forest and South Carolina teased as chicken stew while Wake Forest touted as Gamecocks challenger. Detroit sportscaster George Krembiel notes horses and racing quirks. A woman’s auxiliary forms in Alliance Ohio for the National Hot Stove League. Giants backfield lacking college experience. St Charles High hit by multiple illegal formations and penalties in Worthington game.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Fred Merkler
Boner
Warren Gill
Johnny Evers
Pittsburgh
Merkle
Churchill Downs
Golden Man
Alliance
Ohio
Bill Paschal
Georgia Teach
Howie Livington
Fullerton
Bill Petrilas
Joe Sulaiti
Traditional Games Slated For Saturday
Minnesota and Wisconsin renew their rivalry with Earl Girard returning for Wisconsin and Jerry Frompson moving to fullback. Indiana and Purdue face the Old Oaken Bucket with Boris Dimancheff sidelined by a knee injury and Bob Hoernschmeyer likely to play despite an arm injury.
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Minnesota-Wisconsin
Indiana-Purdue
George Hauser
The
Gophers
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Earl
Jug) Girard
Nes
Jerry Frompson
Girard
Bloomington
Lafayette
Purdue
Cecil Isbell
Boris
Babe) Dimancheff
Indiana
Bob Hoernschemmeyer
George Sundheim
Trimble Township Rally Fund Total Reaches 3035.27
Drive Glousten Gr guinther reports final report on Trimble Township Relief Fund drive to the county office Tuesday. Three additional contributions listed from Ladies Aux Mary of American Glouster Glouster Lodge 601 F and A M and Glouster schools bring final Trimble Township total to 3035.27.
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Glousten
Gr.guinther
Trimble Township
Dorcas Boy Wounded As War Dept Reports
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beegle receive telegram that their son Tom Beegle was seriously wounded in action in France on November 1. Other local items note Emerson Weaver visiting, discharge from hospital in California, Ladies Aid meeting with carpet rags and comforts, and Chauncey church activities.
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Dorcas
Guy Beegle
Fine
War Dept
Tom
France
Emerson Weaver
Maggie Weaver
California
Emma. Salser
Maud Bridgett
Helen Lott
James Quick
Syracuse
Nellie Johnson
Albert Paynter
Portland
Bertha Beaver I
Edison Brace
Reston
Charles. McElroy
Fred Wolfe
George Beegle
Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist
Robert McKelvey
Apple Grove
Elmering
Guy Beegle Allen
Marty Marion Named National League Most Valuable Player
Marty Marion of the St. Louis Cardinals edged Bill Nicholson of the Chicago Cubs by one point to win the 1944 National League MVP. The 6-foot-2 shortstop led the infield, posted a 269 batting mark with 64 RBIs, and contributed strong defense and leadership for the pennant season.
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NEW York
Marty Marion
St. Louis
Coun
Fon
Bill Nicholson
Chicago
Nicholson
Cub
Iva
J. S.C
Cardinals
Nnion
Browns
John M. Maloney
Baseball
Association of America
Marion
Fred
Dixie” Walker
Brooklys
Musial
Bucky Walters
Cinc Einnati
Bill Voiselle
Teach
Walker
Ray "Tronman" Mueller
Cine Jeinnati
Reds
Red Birds
Cooper Brothers
Mortio
Bob Filiott
Pittsburgh
Feight
Rip Sewell
Rabe, Dahlgren
Frank McCormick
Jim Tobin
Boston
Johnny Hopp
St Louis
Ron Northey
Philadelphia
Orange Bowl signs Tulsa arrangements completed and Ga Tech
The Orange Bowl announced Tulsa and Georgia Tech as early 1945 participants for the New Year’s Day game, signaling a break with past precedents and stressing color and matchups over undefeated records. Tulsa faces Arkansas and Miami while Tech eyes Notre Dame and Georgia, with promotions and earlier confirmations reshaping bowl optics.
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Orange Bowl
Tulsa
Ga. Tech
Muamt
Tech
Navy
Otre Dame
Georgia
Arkansas
University of Miami
Yeoman Brown Honored At Dinner Sunday
A dinner at the Mudrie home honors Montrose C. Brown yeoman second class home on furlough after nine months overseas. He served in Normandy and Southern France and will return to his ship on the 24th. Attendees include family members from Athens Detroit Columbus and more.
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Louster
George Mudrie
Summit St
Montrose C. Brown
Yeoman Brown
Normandy
France
Minnie Christian
Mary Elizabeth
Athens
Morrison Brown
John Gazell
Albert Zimmer
D. D. Tillmar
Gary Dean
Floye McClellan
Ann Bailey
Jean
Ruth’ Ann
Sharon Louise
Michael
P. L. Mitchell
Butch
Detroit
Walter McDivitt
Columbus
Jane Ellen
Walter
Iva Kempton Dies at Residence in Township Death Notice
Notice of appointment announces Cornet Hinens named administrator of the estate of Iva Kempton in Athens County. He must file reports within four months. the court bars claims after the period. Dated October 60, with Provera Dane of 188 cost.
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Tven
Commel
Athens
Ohio
Bern
Tata
Decenea
Duckson
Athens County
D. White
Rmancis D. White
Oni
Agieog
Duclary
Cornet Ot Hinens
Sennie Mentanaway
Obi Srediors
Dutee
Mancis D
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Ack) Carsey
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