Scores At Quarterbacks Dinner Feature Bo McMillin
Indiana coach Bo McMillin headlined the Ohio University Quarterbacks' Dinner at Hotel Berry praising Don Peden's Bobcats for a 5–2–1 season. He urged football to stay in proper balance and shared stories and advice with players and officials, as Messenger staffer G. E. Mitchell hosted the event.
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Alvin
Bo” McMillin
Texas Crossroads
Messenger
Hotel Berry
Ohio University
McMillin
Bobcat
Don Peden
Centre College
Harvard
Bobcats
Don
Indiana
FE. C
Trish” Krieger
Athens
Big Ten
Herman G. James
G. E. Mitchell
Messenger Sports
McAfee Shines on Defense for Bears T
Chicago Bears star George McAfee shifts from scoring threat to defensive standout with six pass interceptions tying for league lead alongside Marshall Goldberg and Art Jones.
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Chicago
George McAfee
Chicago Bears
McAfee
Marshall Goldberg
Chicago Cardinals
Art Jones
Pittsburgh
Lobert and Boudreau Named MLB Managers Within 24 Hours
Phillies select Hans Lobert to run the club just after the Indians name Lou Boudreau as manager. Lobert led NL rear guard duties last season while Doc Prothro searched for talent, boosting Philadelphia's play. Boudreau, 21 and a half, whose 357 career games mark him as a young regular, faces the challenge of guiding veterans Rollie Hemsley Hal Trosky and Gerald Walker and balancing duties as a player and manager tradeoffs.
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NEW York
Phillies
John Bernard
Hans) Lobert
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Lobert
Pittsburgh
Doc Prothro
Cleveland
Boudreau
Oscar Vitt
Roy Weatherly
Roger Peckinpaugh
Bob Feller
Rollie Hemsley
Hal Trosky
Gerald Walker
Ohio Boys Playing Elsewhere Would Comprise Formidable Football Team
A compiled roster of standout college players from Ohio who starred at programs outside the state forms a theoretical powerhouse. Names include Frankie Sinkwich, Bob Glass, Norm Michael, Ken Stofer, Don Snavely, Ralph Fife, Bob Kolesar, Jim Britt, Len Simonette, Dick White, Bob Dove, Jim Smith, Earl Hamilton, Capable reserves listed with multiple schools, and various backers, centers, guards and ends from Ohio towns.
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Ohio Boys
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye State
Sparkplug
Georgia
Frankie
Iron Jaw) Sinkwich
Youngstown
Sinkwich
Bob Glass
Tulane
Paul Brown
Massillon
Norm Michael
Syracuse
Cleveland
Duke
Minnesota
Michigan
Bob Kolesar
Jim
Britt
Notre Dame
Niles
Len Simonette
Tennessee
New Philadelphia
Dick White
North Carolina
Bob Dove
Jim Smith
Hamilton
Earl Hamilton
Bexley
Colgate
Jim Deal
Rice
Harold Lockard
Norm Call
Russell Ashbaugh
Creighton
Tom Miller
Joe Prokop
Bill Zimmerman
Mas
Vander Meer Confident in Reds Comeback
Johnny Vander Meer, back from a hunting trip in Midland New Jersey, says he is the only left handed pitcher on the Cincinnati Reds roster and believes the club would not trade him unless they had another lefty ready to start. He notes his comeback attention from last season and aims to secure a starting role.
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New York
Johnny
Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Midland
N. J
Cincinnati
Aggies and Texas in Feature Clash
College Station Texas Mighty Texas A and M laid one of college football's greatest records on the line in the forty eighth renewal of the Southwest's oldest feud. The University of Texas, whose championship hopes were crushed ten days ago, seeks the greatest victory, facing the undefeated Cadets before a 38 200 crowd, the second largest in the classic.
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College Station
Tex
Texas A. and
University of Texas
Fritzie Zivic Outpoints Phil Farr in Washington Bout
Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh won a decision over Phil Farr of Washington in a 10 round welterweight duel. Zivic controlled the action with steady punching and sharper defense to claim the victory.
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Washington
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Phil Farr
High School Scores From Around the District
AP roundup lists multiple boys basketball results including Wapakoneta St Joseph 48 over Urban a St Mary 27, Convoy 42 over Monroeville 17, Junction City 30 over Lancaster St Marys 25, Maysville 25 over Manchester 12, Augusta 44 over Higginsport 22, Bright 31 over Harrison 34 with other noted games.
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Associated Press
Wapakoneta St. Joseph
Urbana St. Mary
Convoy
Monroeville
Ind
Junction City
Lancaster St. Marys
Maysville
Manchester
Augusta
Higginsport
Bright
Harrison
O.3
Dempsey Hosts Exhibition Scraps at Marine Hospital Hall
Jack Dempsey Night features Lou Ambers and Marty Servo in the main attraction with Dempsey refereeing all bouts at the Marine Hospital Social Service Hall in New York tonight.
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Jack Dempsey
New York
Lou Ambers
Marty Servo
Schenectady
N. Y
Marine Hospital Social Service Hall
Dempsey
Broadwell Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Broadwell residents share Thanksgiving and weekend visits with family and friends. Lyle White and family toured to Urbana while Albert Ogg and Frank Parsons joined relatives. Nelsonville, Columbus, Marietta, Gore, Redfield and McDougal are mentioned among guest and hosting households.
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Columbus
White
Ella Ogg
Herman Ogg
Nelsonville
Clarence Rathburn
Webb Cole
del Smith
Redfield
Lotie
Evalina Brill
Keith
William Bartoe
Gore
Frank Parsons
Harry Palmer
Marietta
Harve Kittle
Henry North
Sue Munn
McDougal
John Featherstone
Mildred Bolin
Big Run
Oscar James
Dodgers Homecoming Stirs Brooklyn Pittsburgh Football clash
A pro football game marks a homecoming for six Dodgers and coach Jock Sutherland in Brooklyn-Pittsburgh action.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Jock Sutherland
Marquette Halfback Narrowly Missed by Truck
Bob Hagan, Marquette halfback, narrowly escaped being struck when a truck circling Detroit Stadium forced him out of bounds during the play.
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Bob Hagan
Marquette
Detroit
Princeton Captain Peters Hobbled by Shoulder Injury
A damaged shoulder has kept Capt. Bob Peters from reaching sophomore and junior form for Princeton, potentially hindering the team’s backfield strength this season.
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Capt
Bob Peters
Princeton
Wittenberg Names Norman Lymangrover MVP in Rason Flap
Springfield area reports Norman Lymangrover, Napoleon fullback, chosen as Wittenberg College football's most valuable player for the season.
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Springfield
Wittenberg
Norman Lymangrover
Napoleon
Rason
Fullerton Sports Roundup Highlights Tennis and Football Notes
Fullerton's sports round up surveys tennis promotion moves with Riggs Kovacs stars and calls for a profitable tournament circuit. It cites Army Navy crowd plans using 160 street cars 225 buses and 1 100 employees. Football and baseball moves include Fort Knox touch football honors and trade chatter for Mickey Vernon and Rudy York.
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New York
Bobby Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Bobby
Frank
Philadelphia Transportation Company
Abe Green
N.B.A
Hamden Social Notes Include Local Weddings and Visits
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Eunice Wilkerson to Mr. Robert Britton set for November at the U B Church Chillicothe. Mrs Britton a Hamden High School graduate now residing in Chillicothe with her parents. Mr Britton also Hamden grad and B&O Railroad employee. Also reports Sheldon Farmers Institute at Hamden High School with state speakers and local exhibits. birthday gathering for Mrs Martha Newman. Thanksgiving visits and family news from area residents across Wellston Jackson Columbus and nearby towns.
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Hamden High School
Hamden
Chillicothe
Britton
B. & O. Railroad
Sheldon Farmers’ Institute
W. S. Ferguson
Lexington
Wheeler J. Wesday
Smithfield
Charles H. Keeney
Sheldon Sewing Club
Felix Bishop
June Taborn
Beatrice Tedrow
Martha Newman
James Salmons
Sue Lattimer
John Harris
Co. O. Newman
Nan Gerty
Charles Frakes
Autye Baker
Margaret Burns
L. M. Donaldson
Ted Taborn
Orville
Eva Stacey
Helen Evans
Lowell
C. W. McCoppin
Susie Davis
Jackson
John Rinehart
Shirley Rinehart
Floyd Leffler
Tom Willis
Wellston
Mercy Hospital
Portsmouth
Willis
Jean Gerty
Henry Gerty
George Leitch
Terry Sauders
Ed Wilbur
Columbus
Joe Kisor
Mansfield
Charles Kisor
Frank Calvin
Marietta
Ernest Tedrow
Wilbur Kibbey
Donald Kibbey
Lessie Kibbey
Harold Warren
Adda Yeager
Beckley
Earl Beckley
Ewington
Minnie Gibson
Earl
Lima
Paul Campbell
McDowell Named Captain Of Muskingum 1942 Football Team
Dave McDowell a junior tackle from Cuyahoga Falls will captain Muskingum College's 1942 football squad.
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NEW Concord
Dave McDowell
Cuyahoga Falls
Muskingum College
U S Without Net Champs Leave Amateur Ranks for Pros
National Outdoor Champion Bobby Riggs and Frank Kovacs shift from amateur to professional, leaving the U S in tennis without reigning outdoor and indoor champions. Kovacs faces suspension amid a charge of mixing statuses, while both sign pro contracts to face Perry and Budge in a pro tour.
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U. S
Riggs
Kovacs Desert Matent
New York
United States
Bobby Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Kovacs
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Profes
Kovacs and Riggs
Alexis Thompson
Philadelphia
Fred Perry
Don Budge
Kyger Social And Personal News Notes
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met to sew carpet rags at the church. Several families and individuals share visits and dinners across Kyger including Mrs. Arthur Rupe, Nora Tate, Harry Tate, Horton Rufe, Selva Spencer, and families in Eric Pennsylvania and Middleport. Funeral services were held for John Wildman in Rutland with burial in Miles Cemetery.
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Carl Lemley
Elizabeth Davis
Cecil Searls
Laura Wildman
James Wildman
Chillicothe
Oscar Spires
Chester Ward
H. W. Lewis
Bidwell
Lewis
Clinton Stout
New Lexington
Hart Rife
Helen Kennedy
Middleport
Flora Bradbury
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Marion
Paul Rose
Mass
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Purdue
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Dayton
Jack Tavener
Granville
Bob McBride
Logan
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Bellaire
Iowa
Jim Miller
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Charles Ehrlich
Amherst
al Bragalone
Campbell
Lou Anderson
Bill Marion
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Phil Sharpe
Bob Tresch
Bill Smyth
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Ted Haspapes
Manning
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McBride
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Smith Coun
Smiley
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Conkey
Cornwell
Woodrum
Sportland
van Meter
Sands
Aggies
TEXAS
Broadwell Social Notes
Peters
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Mal Stevens
N.Y.U
Giants
Fordham
Johnny Ogden
Elmira
Red Cochrane
Navy
Newport
R. I
Fort Knox
Fort Thomas
Fort Hayes
Louisville
Billy Kelly
Buffalo
Courier and Express
Jimmy Johnston
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
Joe
Yanks
Mickey Vernon
Tigers
Rudy York
Frank Croucher
Pinky Higgins
Browns
Jorge McQuinn
Hamond Clift
Johnny Berardino
Joseph DiMaggio III
Proud Papa
Charles McWilliams
Lloyd
Tedrow
Hiram Cox
Carl
Ruth
Mary Jane Cox
Cox
Howard Snook
H. E. Cox
Fairmount
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Ray Harkins
Eugene Summers
J. C. Smith
J. T. Summers
James Hunt
Charles Mathers
Burl
Kentucky
West Virginia
F. R. Beasley
Donaldson Murphy Albany Glouster
U.S.S.T.A
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Calif
Kyger
Western Auto
Yaw
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Stetson
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