Four Buckeyes Lead AP All-Big Ten Team
Ohio State dominates with four selections led by unanimous pick Leslie Horvath. Michigan Illinois Purdue each land two spots. Indiana one. Second team includes Minnesota North Western. Wisconsin Ia honorable mention.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Associated Press
Footbball
Leslie Horvath
Michigan
Illinois
Purdue
Indiana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Claude
Buddy) Young
Bill J. State
Horvath
Buckeye ‘Dynamo
Young
Joe Ponsetto
Boris Dimancheff
Jack Dugger
Fend
Bill Hackett
Buckeye
Willis
Rites Held For Mrs McConaha At Greenlawn Cemetery
Funeral services conducted by Rev L E Evans for Mrs Vera McConaha 50 held at Greenlawn Cemetery with a church trio and organ accompaniment. She died on Thanksgiving Day at Floodwood leaving husband William in service a daughter and two brothers among survivors.
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S Sauncey — Courtney
Chauncey
Church of Christ
L. E. Evans
Véra McConaha
Greenlawn Cemetery
CL. Stout
Chauncey Church of Christ
Sigrid Love
Ladies Aid Society Meets in Millfield and Chauncey
Mrs. Lizzie Robnett hosted the November Ladies Aid gathering at her Millfield home with evotions by Mrs. Hazel Earich and readings by several members. The December meeting will include a Christmas party at Mrs. Mabel Smith’s home.
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Chauncey
Lizzie Robnett
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Nee Hucell
Mabel Smith
Mabel © Sisson
Ida Hil
Edith McDaniel
Hazel’ Earich
Tessie Fulton
Viola Howard
Helen Howard
Robinett
Buckeyes denied Rose Bowl bid after Big Ten rule vote
Ohio State, unbeaten in nine straight games this season, learns the Western Conference committee blocks a Rose Bowl bid to face Southern California on New Year’s Day. The vote in Chicago was seven to three against changing the rule. Widdoes’ 1944 Bucks, coached by Carroll Widdoes, finish 9–0 in regular play after losing in the final minutes to Michigan 18–14 before 71 958 fans at the football banquet scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Milan Lazetich
Willis
Frank Bauman
Purdue
Bauman
John Tavener
Indiana
Ralph
Babe) Serpico
Illinois
Hackett
Ponsetto
Wolverine
Bob Wiese
Bob Nuss Daumer
Don Greenwood
Wiese
Dimanhoff
Horvath
Ohio State
Buckeye
Horvath-Young
Notre Dame
Young
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Wayne
Rted) Williams
Minnesota
Rudy Sikich
Ray Justak
Northwestern
Gordon Appleby
Columbus
Ohlo State
Bucks
Southern California
Big Ten
L. W. St John
Widdoes
Ohio
Footbball
Wolverines
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma A. & M
Tulsa
Harpy
Southern
Duke
Pacific Coast
Texas Christian
Texas Longhorns
Rice
Georgia _ Tech
Georgia
Yale
Pennsylvania
Army
Navy
Randolph Piel
Amarillo Air Base
Snead Wins Open in Portland After Navy Return
Sammy Snead defeats Mike Turnesa to win the Portland Open amid a strong field. Snead, back from two years in the Navy, piles up $ Kalk war bonds and a $291 prize, tying with several rivals as Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden dominate the money list. Ted Longworth takes third with $265.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Snead
Portland
Ore
Samuel
Jackson Snead
Navy
Husky Hot Springs
Manginian
Mike Turnesa
White
Snead
Turnesa
Slammin
Sam
New Yorker
Land McSpaden
Nelson
McSpaden
Ted Longworth
Purnesa
Bears keep pace as NFL title race tightens
The Packers wait for Dec 17 as Eastern Division battle tightens after Chicago Bears beat Philadelphia 28 to stay in the race. New York and Washington win to press tie with the Eagles while Green Bay faces an inter divisional playoff. Detroit defeats Cleveland, and New York beats Brooklyn 7 0.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Philladelphia
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Eagles
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Green Bay
Packers
Chicago Cardinal
Pittsburgh
RIP Collins Batsman Ranked Top In 194? Leagues
Former St. Louis Cardinal first sacker and Albany New York Club veteran affirmed as baseball's champion batsman with a .396 average. He led by 26 points over the next best in the 10 operating minor leagues per L H Addington national association publicity chief.
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Collins
St. Louis Cardinal
Albany, N.Y
L. H. Addington
National Association
Uage Tourney To Springfield
The 1945 class B state high school basketball tournament will be held in Springfield at Wittenberg College gym. Dates not set. The Ohio High School Athletic Association may relocate Class A to several sites including University of Toledo field house Goodyear fieldhouse Cleveland Public Hall Youngstown South High School gym Kent State University gym. Cleveland Public Hall could host the largest crowd but rental fees and school participation were drawbacks.
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Columbus
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Board of Control
Ohio High School Athletic Association
J. Harold W. Emschler
OHSAA
University of Toledo
Goodyear Fieldhouse
Aron
Cleveland Public Hall
Youngstown South High School
Kent State University
Emschler
Cleveland
Glouster
Yelock
Drury
Charles Beshara
Glouster High School Athletic Boosters Association
Don Peden
B. T. Grover
Ohio Uniersity
W. D.[witham
Boosers
Glouster War Casualty Honored and Local News Recap
Glouster reports Pfe Vieet Strohmeyer Jr was killed in action Sept 28 on Palau Island while serving as a US Marine. He was born Dec 16 1923 and graduated from Glouster High in 1942. He joined Nov 1942 and served overseas Aug 1943 taking part in five Pacific invasions. The community also notes Thanksgiving events, engagements, and local family updates including marriages births and military assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Iril Strohmeyer
Wart Department
Vieet Strohmeyer
Palau
Iis County
Rail
Glouster High School
Cape Gloucester
Pacific
Baseball faces choice of commissioner after Landis
Fullerton discusses at length the looming decision on a new baseball commissioner after Landis. The piece notes the old national commission’s flaws, the return to a commission form and potential continued role for Leslie O Connor, and the risk of postwar upheaval if club owners rule alone.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Leslie O'Connor
Landis
Black Sox
National Commission
Washington
Homes Return After Week With Relatives
Governor and Walter McDivitt of Columbus along with RL Mitchell and a son in Detroit came home Saturday after a week visiting relatives in this city and Athens. They traveled with Montrose C Brown F2c of the U S Coast Guard on furlough. PTA plans Tuesday meeting at Jacksonville Elementary School at 7 30 pm with a lunch to follow and a chicken prize. Mrs Rodney Linscott and baby David Earl moved from Sheltering Arms Hospital to the Thompson home.
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Chauncey
Bert sdcQuaid
Cleveland
Chauncey and Millfield
Athens
Viola Sanetere
Frank Shirkey
Sho
Tuppers Plains
Columbus
Daniel Zulton
Millfield
Millie
Glouster
Charles Cartrev
W. A. Bell
John
Jacksonville
Trimble
Herman Theisen
Hugo ‘Thel
Ten
Theisen
L. L. Howard
Frances Howard
Ollie Howard Spaugh
Grants Pass
Ore
Lucy Howard
Viola Howard
Mabel
Daisy Katz
Bert Siville
Fred McCarty
A. E. Daugn
Gilbert Highl
Courtney
Plains Garden Club
Church of Christ
Ana Sere
nars_stallery
Mtr
le Roy Barnett
Lebtron
Oka Arega
Murphy
Delbert Mills
Herman Jones
Mons
Dorothy Underhill
Charlotte Cotter
Doralsroom
Willam Craner
Mary Isabell Bryson
Hell
Leia Hambel
Phyllis Dyer
Lara Stephenson
Wested
Walter
Meserve
Clever Caskey
Inna
E. C. Smith
Y Loke
Lucy Collin
Pec Coline
Dow Cannon
Land
Rodney Linscott
Sarah Jonas
Shellerine Arms Hospital
Wednes
J. V. Yaw
David Earl
Earl Linscott
Warren
Lucile Thompson
C. V. Yaw
Walter McDivitt
Fir
RL. Mitchell
Detroit
Montrose C. Brown
United States Coast Guard
Glovaten
Elsentary Pta
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Thompson
Tennessee Faces USC in Rose Bowl Tilt
Tennessee and Southern California, both undefeated or near, are headed for a Rose Bowl clash in Pasadena as the headline matchup for January 1. The Sugar Orange Cotton and other bowls list remaining games and contenders, with final rankings shaping bids.
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Tennessee
Trojans
EW Xurk
Severave
Cadets
Middies
Baltimore
Army
Associated Press
Pasadena
Southern California
New Or
Duke
Alabama
Miami
Georgia Tech
Tulsa
Dallas
Texas Christian
Oklahoma A. & M
Oil
Houston
Rice
el Paso
Tex
Trimble Service Men Visit Family News in Wildwood
AVI COX ALK spends Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs Dave Cox in Wildwood New Jersey before joining sister in Columbus. David left for Wildwood Sunday. Frederick Stansberry on basic training at Fort Bliss Texas delays en route to Fort Maxie Texas visiting family. Sgt Frank Price recently moved from Camp Chaffee Arkansas to Camp Greene Oklahoma and is on a day furlough with his family. he works in the Army cooking department.
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Herbert Line
Columbus
Mill Chauncey
Ronaia
Navy
Gerald
Cora Carsey
Osteopath Great Lakes Training Center
Marietta
Stout Funeral College of Pharmacy
Ohio State Home
Tion
Phar- Joe Carsey
Avi Cox
See
Wildwood
N. J
Dave Cox
Glouster RD
Cane
David
Frederick Stansberry
Fort Bliss
Texas
Fort Maxie
Tra Stansberry
Frank Price
Cany Chaffee
Arkansas
Camp Greer
Oklahoma
Army
Dinner Guests Attend Bradley Home New Lexington Roundup
Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Leo Bradley included Fred Lloyd Poston and his wife, their grandson Jack Bradley, Dayton, and Ramona Bradley of New Lexington. Jack traveled to Columbus for football game. college bowls and weekend matchups noted with conference leaders listed. Randolph Field led service teams with an 83 to 0 win over Amarillo Air Base.
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Airs
Leo Bradley
Fred. Lloyd” Poston
Jack Bradley
Dayton
Ramona Bradley
New Lexington
Jack
Columbus
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Millfield Ladies Aid
N.T
Bears
Rip Collins
Uage
Virgil Strohmeyer
Lumbus
Ernest Jones
Richard
A. A. Gessell
Bert ‘Gessell
Baltmore
Ohie
Thomas C. Sanborn
Theiintes
Germany
Chester Samborn
Elouster R. 4
War Department
Darrell Lee Smith
Sophia Smith
Pauline Brooks
Clifford W Brooks
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Fullerton
United States
PTA
Athens Co. Savings and Loan Co
Lostro Building
Athens, Ohio
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
McNaught Sy
Shouse
State Street
Berry Hotel
Bru
Bruck
Brucks
Pico Wholesale Co
Wiouster
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