A Changed Game Elimination of center tip in basketball rules
The upcoming season drops center jumps except at start of halves and after fouls. The change speeds play, favors faster offenses, and may burden smaller squads with fewer players, while allowing continued under-basket work by big centers.
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Assation
Iake
Ohio U
B. T. Grover
National Basketball Committee
United States
Canada
Pacific Coast Conference
Homer Grange Elects Officers at November Meeting
Homer Grange met on November 19 and elected officers including Master Leroy Brown Overseer Zelpha Triplett Lecturer Mildred White Steward James White Assistant Steward Fred Leeper Chaplain Emma McClain Treasurer T. A. McClain Secretary Harold Moody Gatekeeper Roscoe McClain Ceres Bertha Wade Pomona Alta Leeper Flora Mary Rauch Lady Assistant Steward Oca Ahle Executive Committee Fred Price Emma McClain James White Business Agent Roscoe McClain Legislative Agent Shannon Roberts A December 3 meeting at 7 30 with refreshments.
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Glouster
Homer Grange
Leroy Brown
Zelpha Triplett
Mildred White
James White
Fred Leeper
Emma McClain
T. A. McClain
Harold Moody
Roscoe McClain
Ceres
Bertha Wade
Pomona
Alta Leeper
Flora
Mary Rauch
Oca Ahle
Fred Price
Shannon Roberts
Bobcats Basketball Team Builds For Season Preview
Ohio University opens drills with a 13 man squad under coach B T Grover for a 20 game schedule starting December 5 against Bliss College. The team adapts to center jump removal while facing selection battles and a reinvigorated fast paced game.
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Mitch
Ohio University
B. T. Grover
Grover
Bobcats
Bliss College of Columbus
Buckeye
Four Horsemen
George Hood
Johnny Malakas
Nick Lalich
Gene Rvita
Pete Shingleton
Stretch Grothaus
Masekke
Hardman
Harry Paulus
Cleveland
Eugene Rodgers
Newark
Bob Smith
Holloway
Bobcat
Elias
J. Dan
Marietta
Cincinnati
Xavier
Toledo
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Ohio State
Miami
Marshall
Case
Muskingum
Second and Third Teams Position End Tackle Guard Center
The list names players by position across second and third teams including Souchak Pitt Franco Fordham Monsky Alabama Herwig California Slivinski Washington Matisi Pitt King Minnesota Hackney Duke Bottari California Kilgrew Alabama Davis Indiana Sweeney Notre Dame Wolff Santa Clara Ruetz Notre Dame Wojciechowicz Fordham Twedell Minnesota Shirey Nebraska Jordan Georgia Tech Kinnick Iona Chapman California Luckman Columbia Osmanski Holy Cross.
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Souchak
Pitt
Franco
Fordham
Monsky
Alabama
Herwig
California
Slivinski
Washington
Matisi
King
Minnesota
Hackney
Duke
Sweeney
Notre Dame
Wolff
Santa Clara
Ruetz
Wojciechowicz
Twedell
Shirey
Nebraska
Jordan
Georgia Tech
Kinnick
Iona
Lucas and Metzger Tie for State Scoring Crown
Western Reserve's Johnny Lucas and Miami's Charley Metzger share the Ohio scoring lead as both approach final games. Lucas has 54 points after 7 wins with two rushing touchdowns in a 20 0 win, while Metzger has 54 with 9 TDs in 8 games.
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Lucas
Metzger
Columbus
Johnny Lucas
Sterling
Western Reserve
Charley Metzger
Miami
Ohio
John Carroll
Reserve
Red Cats
University of Dayton
Syracuse
Case
Cleveland
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Marshall College
Buckeye
Jack Morelock
Herby Royer
Patp
Morelock
Marshall
Roger
Block
Hiram
Adkins
Elkins
Debette Club Hosts Bridge Party In Glouster
Miss Mary Chute hosted the Debette Club at her New St home with two bridge tables. Prizes went to Miss Mary Janchius and Miss Lois Balderson for high scores. Guests and local updates include Elson Stephenson visiting from Warren and Mrs. Nona Clarkson returning home to Columbus.
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Glouster
Mary Chute
Debette
New St
Mary Janchius
Lois Balderson
Miss Chute
Neva Golding
Viginia Morris
Anne Weymueller
Margaret Dunlevy
Gloria Heck
Janchius
Miss Balderson
Elson Stephenson
Warren
Glouster Retail Clerks Union Meeting Tonight
The Glouster Retail Clerks Union will meet in the I O O F Hall tonight at 7 30 o clock.
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Glouster
Glouster Retail Clerks Union
Loutster Civic Club Sponsors First Night of Festival Music
Glouster Kiwanis sponsors opening event of festival course at Glouster High School Auditorium tonight. Hugo Brandt Concert Company presents an evening of melody and story featuring a musical tabloid on Schubert with works by Brandt, assisted by Jean Justin soprano and James Burdett baritone.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hugo Brandt
Glouster High School
Schubert
Brandt
Jean Justin
James Burdett
Will Preview Play GLOUSTER A preview of Marry Before Midnight
The high school will host a preview of the day Marry Before Midnight Wednesday morning in an extra chapel period. Each cast member will give a speech portraying their character. The play directed by Supt Figley will be staged in early December.
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Glouster
Supt. Figley
Glouster Troop 72 Shifts Meeting Night To Wednesday
Boy Scout Troop 72 will move meetings from Tuesday to Wednesday until further notice due to Kiwanis concerts and Retail Clerks meetings. Jack Gardner will lead Wednesday sessions. Scouts should bring hand books and equipment list. plans include a Sunday hike. Ten Derfoot and Second Class scouts not yet passing cooking and fire building will attend Sunday. New scouts are being enrolled. dues of thirty cents for the balance of the year are requested.
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Glouster
Boy Scout Troop
Kiwanis
Jack Gardner
Tenderfoot
Funeral time changed for Mrs. Rachel Jenkins
The funeral for Mrs. Rachel Jenkins is moved to 2 30 in the afternoon on Wednesday at the Church of Christ with Rev. J A Goddard officiating. Burial will be in the West Union Street cemetery in Athens.
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Glouster
Rachel Jenkins
Church of Christ
J. A. Goddard
West Union Street
Athens
Helvia Mackey Wins Auto Show Honor in Cleveland Display
Miss Helvia Mackey daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mackey Red town was chosen to represent the Finnish bride in costume at the Cleveland Automobile Show and received 50 dollars in cash. She met Dick Powell and Joan Blondell who attended the event. Mackey works in Cleveland as a sewing and design apprentice.
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Glouster
Helvia Mackey
Charles Mackey
Redtown
Cleveland
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Misa Mackey
Benefit Game for Zimmer at Local High Gym
A student teams basketball game is played this afternoon in the high school gym to aid Donald Zimmer injured at the Ironto game Friday. Net proceeds will cover Zimmer's medical expenses with the entire student body dismissed to attend.
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Glouster
Donald Zimmer
Zimmer
Get-Together Club Meets at Palos for Winter Program
Twenty members and ten guests gather at Mrs. Bertha Carpenter’s Palos home. Irene Smith’s guess box goes to Louise Williams. Readings by Lela Hashman and Bertha Carpenter. Two ill community members are remembered. refreshments served. Dec 2 hostess is Mrs. Edna Stanley. Committee for entertainment named.
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Hettie Thompson
Mae Stump
Lela Hashman
Ruth Triplett
Louise Williams
Hazel Kasier
Edna Stanley
Lucy Williams
Irene Smith
Edith Robinson
Geneva Morgan
Stella Kasier
Lucy Peddicord
Garnet Reed
Gertrude Robinson
Hattie Watkins
Maxine Holbert
Naomi Post
Sadie Robinett
Bertha Carpenter
JoAnn Watkins
Betty Lou Robinson
Charlene Stump
Larry and Kennth Williams
Alice Kay
Terry Lee Holbert
Patsy Morgan
Patty Kasier
Bierman Named Eastern Shrine Game Co Coach
Bernie Bierman, Minnesota football coach, will co coach the eastern all star team for the Shrine East West game on New Year’s Day joining Andy Kerr Colgate while Dick Hanley assists in squad selection. Orin Babe Hollingberry Washington State expected to return as western co coach replacing Percy Lacey. Ellsworth Vines underwent a minor back operation in Pasadena and plans a January barnstorming tour. Funeral services for Charles Sumner Lewis were rescheduled to 1 p.m. at the Church of Christ in Glouster.
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SAN Francisco
U.P
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Bierman
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Hanley
Orin
Babe) Hollingberry
Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denver
Vines
Pasadena
Cal
Ellsworth Vines
Mrs Vanderwerff Seeks Annulment Over PreNuptial Promises
In Elyria Mrs. Vanderwerff filed annulment of her marriage to Peter Vanderwerff claiming he failed to honor pre-nuptial promises made in their letters and correspondence.
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Elyria
Peter Vanderwerffs
Bulldogs Open Cage Practice At Athens High School
About 35 boys joined Coach P B McKinley for the first basketball workout of the season at Athens High School. The squad includes Osborn Wilson Lawson and Bardin as regulars with Chutes and Ramsey competing for a vacant guard spot. season opener vs Gallipolis Blue Devils set for December 10.
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P. B. McKinley
Athens High School
McKinley
Stauffer
Basil Gordon
Osborn
Wilson
Lawson
Bardin
Chutes
Ramsey
Hall
Gordon
McGlone
van Dyke
Williams
Bob Wilson
Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Pitt and Fordham Top Choices for Bowl Contests
Pittsburgh and Fordham emerged as leading options for all four major bowls after a scoreless Pitt Fordham tie and undefeated records. They face final tests against Duke and New York, with Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange bowls weighing candidates including Alabama Villanova Duke Vanderbilt Santa Clara and more.
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Chicago
U.P
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Panthers
Rams
Rose
Sugar
Cotton
Orange
Pitt
Duke
Durham
N. C
New York
California
Pasadena
New Orleans
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Santa Clara
Vandy
L. S. UU
Dallas
Rice
Baylor
Colorado
Nebraska
Detroit
Auburn
North Carolina
Texas Aggies
Vosmik and Werber Linked to White Sox Move Report
The Chicago Times cited unnamed sources that Bill Werber third baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics and Joe Vosmik outfielder for the St. Louis Browns would join the Chicago White Sox next season. The report claimed authority yet withheld names. Don Francisco of the Hollywood Club announced Wade Killifer as manager and business director of the club after Killifer resigned from Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Chicago Times
Bill Werber
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Vosmik
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
the Times
Los Angeles
Don Francisco
Hollywood Club
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Wade Killifer
Killifer
Indianapolis
Joe DiMaggio Grotto A World Series Themed Tavern
In San Francisco Henry McLemore describes Joe DiMaggio's Grotto with Yankee Giants symbolism. Exterior features a fisherman sign and a Terry fish. Interior walls show waves against rocks representing the Giants and a canoe scene symbolizing Hubbell and Terry's hopes. The menu features DiMaggio's Special Chiop pine.
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San Francisco
U.P
Joe DiMaggio
Giants
Yankees
Hubbell
Terry
Panthers lack enthusiasm for Rose Bowl bid
In Pittsburgh's Oakland district Pitt Panthers show indifference to a Rose Bowl invitation. Coach Sutherland says the decision rests with the players, who are tired after a long season and want only one more game against Duke. Sugar Bowl invitations have been rejected for three years.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Oakland
Pitt Panthers
California
Pitt
Panthers
Washington
Jock Sutherland
West Coast
Sutherland
Blue Devils
Duke University
James Hagan
New Orleans
Alabama
Duke
Vanderbilt
Lash Betters 4 Mile Mark On Snowy Track In East Lansing
Don Lash, Indiana University distance runner, broke the American four mile record with a 19 minute 17 second clocking on a snow covered track in East Lansing. His Indiana cross country team defended the Central Intercollegiate Conference title, finishing first with 27 points as Michigan State College placed second and Wisconsin third. In New Haven, Bill Platt of Rye New York was elected captain of Yale’s 1938 football team.
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East Lansing
Mich
U.P
Don Lash
Indiana University
Hans Kolehmainen
Finland
F E. C. Hayes
Harriers
Michigan State College
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Butler
Platt
New Haven
Conn
Bill Platt
Rye
N. Y
Yale
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Gonsaga
Clinton Frank Right Halfback
John Wysocki
Joseph Reiner
Joseph Routt
Texeas A. & M
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Frank Kinard
Mississippi
Byron White
Marshall Goldberg
Andrew Bershak
Louster
Kiwanis Group
Boy Scouts
Helvia McKay
Palos
Wolf
J. Munden
J. Fierce
BE. Miller
H. Hemsley
Cunningham
Charles Sumner Lewis
George Kirkley
Vosmik, Werber
SOX
Killiver
Joe’s
Henry McLemore
United Press
Jor
Terry Fish
Bill Terry
United Preas
Lash
Mea
RED Top
Covert Baking Co
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