Week's college football seedings outlined for final weekend
Army Navy headlines a sparse closing slate as Minnesota Texas A M and Duke pace conferences. Rose Bowl fate hinges on Oregon Oregon State clash while Texas A M eyes title on Turkey Day with Texas Christian tied 0 0 and Aggies seeking revenge on Texas.
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NEW York
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Gophers
Texas A
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Coast
Oregon
Washington
Oregon State
Southern
Duke
William and Mary's
Indians
Blue Devils
North Carolina State
Missouri
Tigers
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Oklahoma
Marquette
Lincoln
Sooners
Harvard
Yale
Army
Eight Clubs in Mid-Atlantic To Stay In Class C Next Year
ZANESVILLE Ohio The mid Atlantic Baseball League will keep eight clubs and remain in Class C in 1942 as reported by president Elmer Daily. Cities slated include Zanesville Dayton Springfield Canton Akron Youngstown Erie and Charleston. An attempt to raise to Class B was rejected due to higher costs. Ownership shift at Zanesville noted after a 1940 loss of about 8000 despite 52000 paid admissions.
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Zanesville
Elmer Daily
Daily
mid-Atlantic Directors
Dayton
Springfield
Canton
Akron
Youngstown
Erie
Charleston
W. Va
James Campbell
William Simpson
Akron Grocer
Bowling New Ranks as America's No 1 Pastime
A NEA Service feature notes more than 16 million Americans bowl as the nation’s top pastime. Public and private leagues drive growth with 50,000 alleys nationwide. improved facilities and gender interest boosted participation and health value. American Bowling Congress governs play in North America and runs the annual tournament drawing tens of thousands to Detroit in 1940.
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Burton Benjamin Nea
New York
America
Metropolis
Hamlet
Floyd R. Fastwood
Leonard J. Diehl
Purdue University
American Bowling Congress
North America
Detroit
Two Athens Anglers Reel In 18 Pound Muskie
Johnny Algeo and Hammy Oldfield, famed local anglers, fished Stockport on the Muskingum River and hauled an 18 pound muskie about 40 inches long after a 25 minute battle.
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Athens
Johnny Algeo
Hammy Oldfield
Stockport
Muskingum
Johnny
New York Americans Top Columbus Bulls in Exhibition
Led by John Kimbrough former Texas A M halfback the New York Americans defeated the league champion Columbus Bulls 19 to 13 in an exhibition game yesterday Kimbrough scored two touchdowns for the visitors.
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Columbus
John Kimbrough
Texas A. & M
New York Americans
Columbus Bulls
Kimbaugh
Long Island University Hosts Military Teams in Big Basketball Card
Long Island University will host Camp Upton Mitchel Field Fort Dix and Fort Monmouth in a charity or exhibition basketball series. The games bring together university players and service teams at LIU venues this season.
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Long Island University
Camp Upton
Mitchel Field
Fort Dix
Fort Monmouth
Fullerton's Roundup highlights college bowls and pro quirks
The column surveys the A A U tourney at the Garden with Phillips Oilers as strong alumni, notes Vern Miller's scales world, quotes Frank Leahy on Notre Dame schedule, names bowl pairings for Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange bowls, recalls Pete Minego, and ends with Bob White's Arctic owl encounter and bowler death in Brooklyn.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
the Garden
Phillips Oilers
Notre Dame
Harvard
Vern Miller
Yale
Georgia Tech
Frank Leahy
Banquet Set for Messenger Quarterbacks Club at Hotel Berry
The Messenger Quarterbacks Club hosts a football banquet at Hotel Berry on Wednesday. Four speakers are slated including Centre College star A N McMillin. Ohio University President Dr Herman G James, Don Peden of the Bobcats, and Irish Krieger will also speak. Ticket sales exceed 100 with 200 expected.
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B. T. Grover
Messenger Quarterbacks
Berry
Hocking Valley
A. N
Bo” McMillin
Centre College
Herman G. James
Ohio University
Don C. Peden
The
Bobcats
E. C
Krieger
Ohio U
Earl Beckley
Grover
Sale
Hocking District Miners Returning to Work Today
Chauncey rail yards report says 13 mines in the Hocking district resume operations today headed by No. 9 No. 90 No. 10X No. 219 No. 107 No. 255 Bailey Run No. 71 Hocking Pos ton No. 6 Carbondale Coonville Kimberly and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Bailey Run
Hocking
Poston
Carbondale
Coonville
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Dorothy Daugherty Is Honored on Birthday
A Millfield gathering Saturday night surprised Dorothy Daugherty on her 18th birthday. Friends presented gifts and the group enjoyed games contests and refreshments. Attending were Henrietta Heffken Jean Russell Richard Powell Virginia Theisen Frederica Theisen Mary Lee Blower Robert Mingus Kathleen Willis Don Hamrick Jane White Dick Hamrick John Daugherty and Mr and Mrs Frank Daugherty.
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Chauncey
Frank Daugherty
Millfield
Dorothy Daugherty
Henrietta Heffken
Jean Russell
Richard Powell
Virginia Theisen
Frederica Theisen
Mary Lee Blower
Robert Mingus
Kathleen Willis
Don Hamrick
Jane White
Dick Hamrick
John Daugherty
Mrs
Mrs Bess Cunningham Recovering After Major Surgery
Chauncey Mrs Bess Cunningham wife of Ira Cunningham Chauncey underwent major surgery in a Marietta hospital last Tuesday and is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery Her husband and two sisters Mrs Mary Dew and Mrs Elizabeth Harvey Chauncey visited Friday She is in Room 408 and welcomes news from friends
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Chauncey
Bess Cunningham
Ira Cunningham
Marietta
Mary Dew
Elizabeth Harvey
Birthday Party For Mrs Frances Gabriel At Zion Church
Mrs Frances Gabriel longtime Mothers Bible Class teacher at Zion Church Lower Plains was honored with a birthday party hosted by class president Hazel Luman. The event included a religious service, talks by Rev Guss Graham and others, and a reception with sandwiches cake and coffee for relatives and class members.
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Chauncey
Frances Gabriel
Mothers Bible
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Hazel Luman
Gabriel
Guss Graham
Ida Frances Gabriel
Jessie Bullock
Donna Jean Gabriel
Charles Shields
Generous Offering Reported by Chauncey Churches
Chauncey Church of Christ and affiliates at Trimble Taylor Ridge Greens Run Millfield and Chauncey saw a near record attendance drop by one point from last Sunday while conducting Thanksgiving services. The combined offerings totaled 113.33 with more than 65.00 allocated to Christian Education and world causes.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Greens Run
Millfield
All-Big Ten Team Honors Highlight Big Names
The list spotlights Wistert of Michigan and Daniels of Ohio State as tackles with guard honors shared by Houston Ohio State Pukema Minnesota and Steele Indiana. Diehl Iowa centers Faris Wisconsin and Harder Wisconsin among backs and ends, with numerous players from Michigan Ohio State Minnesota Iowa Northwestern Purdue Illinois peppered across positions.
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Michigan
Daniels
Ohio State
Houston
Pukema
Minnesota
Steele
Ind
Diehl
Iowa
Faris
Wisconsin
Graham
Northwestern
Fisher
Arnans
Harder
Lyons
Rush
Purdue
Milosevich
Hlinois
Ringer
Combs
Fraumann
Kelto
Odson
Walker
Pregulman
Zurich
Miller
Kolesar
Howard
Paschka
Burke
Curran
Pawlowski
Ilinois
Kennedy
Cheeley
Johnson
Flick
Diethams
de Correvant
Erdlitz
Couppee
Kuzma
Petty
Farmer
Mertes
Chambers
Griffin
Minnois
Graf
Green
Bears and Giants Vie for Eastern Title as Packers Tie
The Giants clinched the Eastern Division crown with a 20-13 win over Washington. The Bears and Packers remain in a Western showdown, with possible playoff implications if they win upcoming games. Giants stand at 8-2. Packers 9-1. Bears 8-1.
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Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Washington
Packers
Bears
Philadelphia
Chicago Cardinals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Don Hutson
Detroit Lions
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Rams
O.P
New York
Pittsburgh
Western
Green Bay
Chicago Cards
Training Table Advocacy for Gridders at University of Denver
Denver physician Dr. Broda Barnes warns anemia from poor diet endangers football players and accelerates infections after injuries. He urges college programs to provide training tables with balanced meals, noting cost as a barrier. Mountain Big Seven has opposed such measures.
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Denver
University of Denver
Broda ©. Barnes
Chauncey District Social and Personal This Week
Chauncey District social news lists Thanksgiving visits by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daugherty of Circleville to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daugherty in Millfield. Worthington Wendell Moore visited Lima and his wife's aunt Mrs. Lillian Thompson.
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Chauncey
Paul Daugherty
Circleville
Frank Daugherty
Millfield
Wendell Moore
Lima
Moore
Lillian
Thompson
Wendell
Jessie Bulloch
Delbert Payton
Lower Plains
Napoleon Bulloch
Bailey Run
Freda Rarick
Newark
Raymond Augustine
Sugar Creek
Grace Burchfield
Mahlon Bradshaw
Willoughby
Mabel Howard
Converse St. Dr
C. N. Sanders and
Bob
Bill
Columbus
Four Gophers Named on Western Conference Team
Minnesota guardians Len Levy and Bob Ingalls plus backs Bruce Smith and Bill Daley earned first team spots as the 1941 Western Conference all star selections by AP coaches. Schreiner of Wisconsin topped votes with perfection, while Mott and Wildung led standout ends and tackles for Northwestern and Minnesota.
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Bob Mott
Northwestern
Chicago
T. Dick Wildung
Minnesota
Laverne
Minna
Len Levy
Minneapolis
Rog Ingalls
Michigan
M'bleh'd
Mass
Tom Melton
Purdue
Cedar Lake
Ind
T. Alf Bauman
Dave Sc
Wildcats
Wolverines
Associated Press
Big Ten
Gophers
Awa Pinces Ang Ruraue
Wisconsin
Indiana
Dave Schreiner
Dick Wildung
Alf Bauman
Bob Ingalls
Schreiner
Bob Fitch
Dick Wilding
Gopher
Urban Odson
Bauman
Levy
Melton
Ingalls
Pat Harder
Daley
Hillenbrand
Meet Wednesday Chauncey Ladies Aid Quilting at Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will hold weekly quilting all day Wednesday at the church.
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Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Athens Downs Parkersburg in Interleague Bowling
Athens regains form to win two of three against Parkersburg leaders in a Sportland Recreation drive. Hayes Farnsworth tops with 629, Mitchell leads Athens with 617. Parkersburg women beat Athens Pure Oils by 142 pins, Asch 478 for visitors and Dorothy Conkey 474 for Pure Oils. Scores follow.
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Athens
Parkersburg
Hayes Farnsworth
Mitchell
Athens Pure Oils
Asch
Dorothy Conkey
Parker
Conkey
Cornwell
Woodrum
Dennis Oe
Strimer
Cc. Farnsworth
H. Farnsworth
Wneer
Nickles
Athene
Donkey
Gambier and Oklahoma City player wins Argentine singles title
Don Mc Neill of Gambier and Oklahoma City retained the Argentine singles crown by beating Jack Kramer of Los Angeles in a five set final 6-3 8-6 0-6 7-9 7-5 after two and a half hours of play.
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Buenos Aires
Don McNeill
Gambier
Oklahoma City
VU. S
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Toledo Libby to meet Martins Ferry in state charity game
Buckeye prep showdown headlines a charity football match between unbeaten Toledo Libby and Martins Ferry. The event, billed as the Ohio high school championship, will be played this Saturday in Toledo with the sport’s top scholastic teams in contention.
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Toledo
Class to Meet Chauncey
Mrs. James Dorr will host the Loyal Woman's Class of First Church of Christ on Wednesday at 1 30 p m Leaders will be Mrs Carl Shafer and Mrs William A Hartley.
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Chauncey
James Dorr
First Church of Christ
Carl Shafer
William A. Hartley
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