Bobcats End Season On High Note Despite Setbacks
Ohio University football finished 1936 with a 21-0 win over John Carroll, a resilient turnaround after early losses. Montgomery drove the offense while Goody Marcks plus Clarence Chernitski’s injury shaped a tough season, leaving OU poised to claim the Buckeye title if Cincinnati defeats Miami on Thanksgiving Day.
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Ohio University
Bobcat
Bobcats
Purdue
Bill Jurkovic
Marshall College
Kent State
Miami
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Dayton
Johnny Chernitski
Chernitski
Monk Montgomery
Jurkovic
Clarence “Goody” Marcks
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
John Carroll
Bearcats
Redskins
Shute Wins PGA Championship In Close Golf Fin al
Herman Densmore Shute, 32, wins the Professional Golfers Association title by defeating Jim Thomson 3 and 2. The British Open winner weighs 135 pounds after the match, credits his driver and a 230 yard brassie for the clinching eagle, and jokes about his wife’s nerves. Fifteen thousand wives seek separations annually in Britain, while 3,500 husbands go to prison over court-ordered alimonies.
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Henry McLemore
Pinehurst
Herman Densmore Shute
Professional Golfers’ Association
Shute
Jimmy Thomson
United Press
Risko Chases McLarnin in Madison Square Garden Bout
Syracuse boxer Babe Risko, ex middleweight champ, challenged Jimmy McLarnin to a 10 round match at Madison Square Garden to avenge friend Lou Ambers. Risko recently upset Harry Balsamo in New York as McLarnin had knocked out Ambers in a Garden non title bout Friday night.
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New York
U.P
Babe Risko
Syracuse
Jimmy MccLarnin
Madison Square Garden
Risko
Harry Balsamo
McLarnin
Lou Ambers
Ambers
the Garden
1937 women’s national amateur golf championship set for Memphis
The 1937 women's national amateur championship will be played at the Memphis Country Club in Memphis Tennessee from October 4 to 9 the USGA announced today.
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New York
U.P
Memphis, Tenn
U.S. Golf Association
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
In Athens County Ohio Case 16572 Harry L Fox Plaintiff Clifford Augustine et al Defendants sheriffs sale of described real estate at the courthouse door Athens on Monday December 28 1936 at 1 30 PM The 25 acre tract excludes two acres sold to Kolby Rivers with a 1901 deed reference The premises are near 209 Mine Sugar Creek appraised at 365 cannot be sold for less than 243 or two thirds cash on day of sale Sheriff Charles Stratton and attorney Fmmet Keenan oversee Sale terms cash in hand.
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Sherife
State of Ohio
Athens County
Harry L. Fox
Clifford Augustine
Athens
Ohio
Ren Soret
Elijah
Lelan
Ethelbert D. Rivers
Clinton L. Poston
George H. Smith
Sugar Creek
Charles Stratton
Fmmett Keenan
Buckeye Thrills Preview Two Thanksgiving Title Showdowns
Columbus reports Thanksgiving Day games settle Buckeye Conference and Big Four honors. Miami faces Cincinnati with a share of the crown possible. if Miami wins, undisputed state title goes to the Redskins, else Ohio U. or a tie could prevail. Western Reserve and Case renew their Cleveland rivalry. Miami and Cincinnati lead a day of key Ohio matchups across several campuses.
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Columbus
Douglas Campbell
Buckeye
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Bill’ Edwards
Cincinnati
Miami
Redskins
Ohio University
Ohio U
Ohio
Western
University of Dayton
Wittenberg
Dayton
Marshall
West Virginia Wesleyan
Huntington
Ohio Wesleyan
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J. Xavier University
South Carolina
Wilberforce
West Virginia State
Institute
W. Va
Mount Union
University of Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
University of Toledo
University of Louisville
Norm Schoen
Toledo
Otterbein
Schoen
Baldwin- Wallace
Kentuckians
John Carroll
Wooster
Oberlin
Muskingum
Wayne
Detroit
Mich
Lincoln
Heidelberg
Bowling Green
Packers Bears Tie With Week Win Streaks
In a tight NFL race Green Bay and Chicago kept the Western Division lead by both posting ninth wins against one loss. Packers beat the Giants 26 to 14 while the Bears defeated the Eagles 28 to 7. Lions beat the Cardinals 14 to 7 and Redskins routed the Dodgers 30 to 6. In the American League Boston beat Rochester 18 to 10 and the Yankees topped the Rams 15 to 7.
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New York
U.P
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Packers
New York Giants
Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit Lions
Chicago Cardinals
Boston Redskins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Rochester
New York Yankees
Cleveland Rams
Irish Are Supreme Again In Midwest Grid Circles
Notre Dame upset Northwestern to derail national title hopes with a four touchdown surge as Minnesota and Ohio State clinched top spots in a crowded Big Ten finish. Cecil Isbell and Bob Wilke starred for Purdue and Notre Dame respectively amid a series of high scoring conference games.
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Bob Wilke
Notre Dame
South Bend
Fighting Irish
Northwestern
Wildcats
Minnesota
Irish
Midwest
Ohio State
Chicago
Middlewest
Wisconsin
Gophers
Horace Bell
Andy Uram
Bud Wilkinson
Larry Buhler
Uram
Michigan
Purdue
Indiana
Hoosiers
Cecil Isbell
Boilermakers
Illinois
Iowa
Temple
Philadelphia
Bush Lamb
Oze Simmons
Negro
Pop Warner
Owls
Glouster Warden Reports Four Game Law Violations
Glouster Game Protector B F Swartz reports four arrests for game law violations last week. Carl McKibben of Lubrig pleaded guilty to possessing a skunk in closed season, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Phil Shaw of Luhrig pled guilty to possessing an opossum in closed season, fined 25 dollars plus costs and jailed for nonpayment. Raymond Bobo of Albany pleaded guilty to trapping muskrats in the closed season, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Harry Ferguson of Columbus pleaded guilty to hunting without a license, fined 25 dollars plus costs and paid in full.
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Athens
H. R. Phillips
Jacksonville
Raymond Bobo
Albany
Tewksbury
Harry Ferguson
Columbus
Murray City Quintet Opens J-T Season Wednesday
Murray City High School will bring both boys and girls teams to face Jacksonville Trimble teams on the home floor. The opening games start at 7:30 p.m. with a large crowd expected as locals support the J T squads.
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Chester High School
Stewart
Chester
We Warner
Eeenneeesereren
Bynon
Ubieveweeussees
Barrows Weqwaemewese
Sackgon
Hopkins Pancermresaseomses
Trimble
Murray City High School
Jacksonville- Trimble High School
Murray City
J. T
Regular CES Thea Chapter meeting with potluck planned
Thea Chapter CES will hold its regular meeting Tuesday night with an initiation and a potluck dinner. Officers are expected to attend.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
CES
Glouster PTA Names Picture Committee
Miss Helen Dennison Miss Rachel Murray and Miss Merle Danford appointed on the picture committee for the Glouster Parent Teacher Association. They will secure four pictures to be used as traveling studies and deliver them to rooms with the largest PTA attendance.
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Glouster
Helen Dennison
Rachel Murray
Merle Danford
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association
P.T.A
Thanksgiving Hour Service at Church of Christ
Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Church of Christ Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev. F. G. Boroff of the M. E. Church will deliver the sermon. The services will last about one hour.
Glouster Stores Set Late Hours For Thanksgiving Week
Glouster stores will stay open until 9 p m Wednesday to compensate for closing Thursday for Thanksgiving. The post office closes all day but mail moves on trains. lobby hours 10 30 to 12 30. City and rural carriers take the day off. schools close Wednesday afternoon for two days vacation.
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Glouster
Retail Clerks Union to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
Glouster officials announce a Tuesday 7:30 p m meeting at Odd Fellows Hall for the Retail Clerks Union with initiation of new members and oysters to follow.
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Glouster—Retail Clerks’ Union
Odd Fellow Hall
November birthdays observed by Women of the Moose meeting
The Women of the Moose will observe November birthdays at the Moose Hall Tuesday evening with a potluck and bingo prizes requested from each member. Mr and Mrs William Withem have moved from Glouster to the Moody residence in Bishopville.
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Glouster
Bishopville
William Withem
Moody
Reacers Club Tea at Mrs Garnet Reed Home
The Reacers Club will enjoy a tea at the home of Mrs Garnet Reed in Bishopville on Wednesday afternoon.
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Bishopville
Reacers’ Club
Attendees From City At Michigan Ohio State Game
Mr and Mrs T A Noon Edward Noon Miss Louella Vaughn Willis Blower James Sted man and Al Craft attended the Michigan Ohio State game in Columbus Saturday. Four fifths or 87 percent of cow milk is water. the rest is milk sugar fat and protein.
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Glouster
T. A. Noon
Edward Noon
Louella Vaughn
Willis Blower
James Stedman
al Craft
Columbus
North Central Farmers Back 1936 Conservation Plan Changes
Farmers from ten North Central States including Ohio urged continuation of the 1936 agricultural conservation program with drought adjustments at a meeting with AAA officials. The conference proposed a maximum conservation allowance per farm based on crop land acreage and productivity to guide the 1937 farm program. Over 200,000 farmers participated in the recommendations process.
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Washington-Aup
Ohio
AAA
Bicycle use in Cumberland restricted by permits and condition
Bicycle operation in Cumberland Maryland is prohibited on streets unless the bike is in good mechanical condition and the rider holds a special permit from the safety department.
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Cumberland
Safety Department
Santa Clara Tops Football Ratings Again
Santa Clara remains undefeated and untied after week end play as Loyola of Los Angeles falls 13 to 6. Northwestern and Marquette losses shake national title hopes while Duquesne thumps Marquette 13 to 0. Fordham and Alabama idle as Rose Bowl possibilities shift to the South.
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New York
U.P
Santa Clara
Broncos
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Northwestern
Marquette
Fordham
Georgia
Southwestern Louisiana
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Little St. Anselm's
Holy Cross
Boston College
Boston University
Stanford
California
Iowa
Temple
Owls
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Princeton
Tigers
Ward Nominated to Succeed Hall as USTA President
Holcombe Ward of New York was proposed by the USTA nominating committee to succeed President Walter Merrill Hall in 1987. His name will be presented for election at the annual USTA meeting in New York on February 6.
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New York
Holcombe Ward
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Walter Merrill Hall
U.S.L.T.A
Rail Time Card and Athens Air Service Schedules
Timetable snippet lists Baltimore & Ohio West Bound National Limited and Diplomat trains with daily and Sunday variations, Eastbound and mixed departures. Athens Municipal Airport offers Airtaxi service from sunrise to sunset with through airline tickets and connections to TWA and AA at major airports. West departures include 10 46 a m and 12 30 p m while north and east routes show multiple daily times.
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Baltimore & Ohio West Bound
National Limited
Diplomat
Athens Municipal
Airtaxi
A. A
Athens
North
East
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J-T
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