All-America Team Named by United Press for 1932 season
The United Press selected its 1932 all-America squad from camps nationwide. Notable picks include ends Skiadany and Moss of Pitt, tackles Smith and Kurth, guards Summerset and Corbus, center Gracey, with several stars from Notre Dame, Army, California, and Penn among others. The selection highlights speed, strength, and savvy across positions.
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Ends
Auburn
Tennessee
Anderson
Colgate
Meadow
Brown
Varney
Pitt
Celvin
Doub
Sanford Arail
Robinson
Minnesota
Sperkling
U .C
Fenel
Northwestern
Batchellor
Georgia
Martines
Omta
Corneil
Gersies
Centenary
Hookus
Nebraska
Zapustas
Fordham
Nesti
Washington
Cackles
Jorgenson
S Mary's
Walton
Agdavinis
Huray
Marvard
Morgan Oregon
Wilbur
Yale
Wells
Ransome
California
Sokolis
Penn
Leydendecker
Vanderbilt
Stokowitz
Aitken
B Ellis
Schwampnel
Washington State
Caarl Renga
Columbia
Hopke
Alabama
Spetonovich
Woldendale
Tindall
Syracuse
Garrett
Princeton
Ell
Holy Cross
O'Brien
Entehes
Engie
Neblett
Georgia Tech
Magnussen
Iowa
Erigues
Tulane
Bernard
Michigan
de Isole
Harbord
Navy
Christie
Oehler
Idue
Young
Oklahoma
Kreuger
Miroquette
Vidal
Army
Chase
Mohier
U. 8 Ci
Frankovich
Fishman
Dartmouth
Smith
Idaho
Moe
Oregon State
Schaidach
Roberts
Vanderiit
Lassiter
Fields
Monnett
Michigan State
Caddell
Stanford
McNamara
Rentner
Nott
Detroit
Notre Dame
Cain
Krause
Gonzaga
Our
New York
U.P
United Press Today
Maine
Florida
United Press All- America
Piers
Pittsburg
Southern California
Summerfelt
St Corbus
Stanford Eurth
Notre Dame Moss
Sear
Purdue Newman
Michigan Zimmerman
Heller
R. A
Pittsburgh Christensen Eter F
Utaha
Secon Pos
Kosky
LE King Brown
Crawford
Duke
Gate Rosenberg
Nobrska
Tormey Vaut
Gallus
Cole
Penn Krausenn
PD Matai
Cumbia
Petoskey
Eau Colgate
Sander
Melinkovich
Tennessee Horstman
Purdue
St Mary's
Bears and Spartans Tie in 7 to 7 draw at Universal Stadium
Portsmouth Spartans and Chicago Bears battled to a 7 to 7 tie as Green Bay beat Stapleton 21 to 3 and kept pace in the NPFL title race. Key plays included a 39 yard pass to Johnson for the Bears' TD and a close Spartans rally in the third quarter led by Harry Newman.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Universal Stadium
Portsmouth Spartans
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Stapleton
Molesworth
Corbett
Spartans
Bears
Pop Lumpkin
Bear
Gutowsky
Dutch Clark Drop
Chicago
Notre Dame praises new offense after Army win
Coach Heardy Anderson credited a new Notre Dame offense with the 21 4 victory over Army. He touted the longer count and backfield man in motion devised last spring and said the team would continue refining plays before the Southern California game.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Heardy Anderson
Army
Wes Happy
Southern California
Anderson
California
Gallia County Issues 1933 License Tags in New Style
Gallia County moves to 1933 license plates with B prefix, five digits, orange background. 3,700 passenger car tags and 450 truck licenses arrive. sale begins December 3 with use legal from December 10. Sale HQ is State Street near Western Union.
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Gallia County
Gallipolis
Gallia
Irene Keller
Ohio
Lcenses
Clarence J. Brown
State Street
Western Union
Gallia County Elects Two Women Officials
Gallia County stands out for electing two women to major offices in the last election. Mrs. Margaret McCormick won a third term as clerk of courts, while Miss Lucille Reese defeated Mrs. Goldie V. Niday for recorder. The state’s only comparable counts occur in Morrow County where three women hold probate judge, prosecuting attorney, and recorder roles.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Gallia County
Margaret McCormick
Lucille Reese
Goldie V. Niday
Morrow County
Forth
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Weir Manslaughter Case
In Gallipolis on November 2, the jury in the Marmet Dam cave-in manslaughter case against Edward Weir of Cravo Co. disagreed after four hours deliberation in Charleston. Weir, a superintendent, faced charges tied to the deaths of six men. He was released on bond for a January trial.
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Gallipolis
Edward Weir
Cravo Company
Charleston
Weir
New Marmet Dam
Kanawha River
Ohio
Kanawha
Marmet
Reed Disappears Delays Gallia Court Trials
Gallipolis Ohio November 2 Criminial cases before Gallia Common Pleas Court postponed for one week due to the disappearance of Walter Reed Harris who faced a perjury indictment and was out on $600 bond It is expected bond may be extended if he does not return by December 5 Other postponed cases include William Johnson selling with a license John Fulton second degree murder and Walter Sims perjury
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Gallipolis
Gallia
State of Ohio
William Johnson
John Fulton
Walter Sims
Notary Commission for Homer J. Ward Noted
Gallipolis report states real estate dealer Homer J. Ward received his notary commission from November 2, 1982 to November 23, 1935 from Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown. Ward has served as notary for over five years.
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Gallipolis
Homer J. Ward
Clarence J. Brown
Ward
Ot Veare
Many Boats Pass Gallipolis Sunday
Sunday afternoon and night traffic on the Kanawha and Ohio rivers included the American Barge Line steamer American en route from New Orleans to Pittsburgh with a heavy tow of barges. The Julius Freixchman carried 20 Kanawha Coal barges toward Cincinnati and Louisville. The Lenore moved up the Kanawha from Pittsburgh, and the Dorothy Mc Bride and Joe Cook traveled from Cincinnati and Louisville with empty steel barges for Coal shipments. The New United States Dredge Genevieve, built in Pittsburgh, headed to Paducah for lower Ohio and Mississippi work. The Dan E Sullivan sailed from Cebin Creek up the Kanawha with gasoline barges, while the J Rawn and Sam L May moved down with sand and gravel for Huntington. The May of the Union Line shifted its dredging fleet near Raccoon Island below the town.
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Gallipolis
American
American Barge
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Julius Freixchman
Cincinnati
Louisville
United States
Genevieve
Paducah
Ohio
Mississippi
Dan E. Sullivan
Cebin Creek
Kanawha
J. ©. Rawn
Sam L. May
Huntington
May
Union Line
Raccoon Island
Community Notes On Local Injuries And Discharges
Worthy Green of Bladen was admitted to Holzer Hospital Saturday night for a fractured right leg and facial lacerations from a car accident. Dismissals Sunday included Bart Queen of Bidwell after treatment and Mrs. Elza Canterberry of Gallipolis after an operation.
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Gallipolis
Worthy Green
Bladen
Holzer Hospital
Bart Queen
Bidwell
Elza Canterberry
Pro prowlers report at United States Marine Hospital
Night officer James Roberts was called to the Marine Hospital in Gallipolis on a Saturday night to investigate prowlers on the second floor. Mr and Mrs Raymond Burdette, in charge, were away. no patients are present at the hospital at this time.
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Gallipolis
James Roberta
United States Marine Hospital
Raymond Burdette
Ohio and Kanawha Rivers at pool stages in Ohio
The Ohio and Kanawha Rivers are at pool stages with all dams up and pools full as of November 2 in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Kanawha
Two Properties Sold in Sheriff Sale at Gallipolis
Two parcels offered by Sheriff Charles H. Swanson sold for over two thirds of appraised value. Cooper bought 47 acres in A Davidson partition in Walnut Township for 1200 dollars. Buckeye Building & Loan bought Morgan Township farm for 2300 dollars. Meeks Addison Township tract did not sell after foreclosure.
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Gallipolis
Charles H. Swanson
KE BK. Cooper
A. ©. Davidson
Walnut Township
Buckeye Building & Loan Company
Morgan Township
Kilsworth Rose Et al
Addison Township
Samuel Meeks
Wants Alimony Cut In Longstanding Divorce Case
Hollis Davie through attorney Moellis Johnston moves to modify alimony for his former wife Mra. Voris Davin Cronch, saying income dropped from 20 to 7 dollars per week and no funds to pay. Davie cites divorce granted January 1926 with alimony set at 35 dollars weekly. Davie’s former wife has remarried a Clench and lives in Maple Shade.
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Gallipolis
Moellis Johnston
Hollis Davie
Johnston
Mra
Voris Davin Cronch
Reinerd
Davie
Davis
Real estate transfers recorded in Gallia County
Real estate transfers in Gallia County for the week ending Saturday include Magdalene Priestley to D. C. Priestley for 260 acres in Green Township Gallipolis, Roy Hughes to S. M. Oyler for 1 ½ acres in Morgan Township, Wyler White to Mary O. Smith in Wet Addison, George H. Beaver to Joseph Kalinoloski for 754 acres in Cheshire Township, and Cecil M. Dale to Charles H. Swanson et al for land in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Magdalene Priestley
D.C. Priestley
Green Township
City of
Charles Burnett
Roy Hughes
S. M. Oyler
Morgan Township
Hudson Roberts
Rey M. Roberts
Walnut Township
Wyler White
O. Smith
Addison
George H. Beaver
Joseph Kalinoloski
Cheshire Township
Cecil M. Dale
Charles H. Swanson
Notable baseball greats and boxing talk fill the page
Joe Vila recalls Bill Dahien praising the 1903 McGraw Giants with players like Dan McGann and Christy Mathewson. The piece shifts to heavyweight boxing chatter, noting Mas Sonmeling, Max Baer, Jack Sharkey, and future matchups in a busy ring landscape.
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McGraw
Giants
Dan McGann
Billy Gilbert
Arthur Devlin
Landon Mertes
Mike Doniin
Browne
Roger Breanshaw
Praok Bowerman
Mathewson
McGinnity
Wiltae
Ames
Dummy Taylor
Peden
Cven
Alente
Athletics
Christy Mathewson
Brooklyn
Bill
Amos Nusie
Rosie
Ohio State Basketball Tryouts Begin For 1930 Team
Light lettermen and new hopefuls open final practice as Ohio State prepares for the Dec. 6 opener at Toledo. Captain Howard Mattison leads eight lettermen, with promising newcomers from several cities competing for spots on the varsity under coach Harold O. Olents.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Toledo University
Howard Mattison
Herb Brown
Bob Colburn
John Fugitt
Lew Hinchman
Bob Lively
Jerry Fisher
Fred Conrad
Mike Kowa
Raymond Lowe
Dover
Max Pattow
Dayton
Chester Wendt
Middletown
Jack Wilson
Cleveland
Bill Geitner
Eugene Griffith
Bluffton
John McAfee
Ironton
James Scott
Toledo
Ohio Wesleyan
Notre Dame
Vanderbdilt
Kentucky
Army
Indiana
Minnesota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Purdue
Harold Olsents
Five Ohio high school football teams claim spotless grid records
Five teams Steubenville Toledo Waite Alliance Dover and Toledo Devilbiss stand undefeated this season in statewide claims. Other perfect or near perfect squads include Mansfield Ashland Jackson Celina and Columbus Bishop Watterson with notable schedules and key wins and ties shaping regional titles.
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Elaine
Ohio High School
United Press
Steubenville
Toledo Wake
Alliance Dever
Toledo Devilbree Bignachooia
Chanley Cartledges
Stevielisi
Youngtown East
Youngstown Chagey
Colimbhus Central
Davin Stivers
Mttsburgh Schentey
Yotedo Libbey
Canton McKintey
Pile
Toledo
Watte
Filet
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Jows Newport
Alliance High
Ale
Dover High
Toledo Devilhiw
Devsitt
Waite
Springfield
Dayton Ativers
Mansfield High
Aix
Ashland
Jackson
Celina High
Middletown
Ohio
Marta McConnelaville
Missouri Coach Carideo vows to rebuild after tough season
Missouri football coach Frank Carideo reflects on a disappointing year with only one victory and a heavy loss to an opponent. He discusses Rockne’s influence, the need to lift team and student morale, and his plan for better results in 1930 while praising support from students, faculty, and alumni.
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Columbia
Nev
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Carides
University of Miscouri
Missouri U
Route Rockne
Rock
Carideo
United Presse
Rockne
Notre Dame Army
Mack
Hank Andersen
Ducest
Red Hank
Rose
Studenta
Missouri
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Panthers
U. P
Hy Henry McLemore
The
Skiadany
Paul Moss
Moss
Kurth
Far West
Smithis
Summerset
Corbus
Gracey
South
Doehring
Paow Bener
Johnson
Spartan
Harry Newman
Benny Friedman
Newman
Don Zimmerman
Warren Heller
Panther
Zimmerman
Ke Meller
Don
Frank Christensen
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Christensen
Clark
Pep Lumpkin
Hurkler
Pos Bears
Metallic LE Johnsen
Davig Lr
Engebretsen
Bovienger
LY Carlson
Rasidolph
Miller Everson KG
Kopeha Christensen RT Burdick Bocting
Hewitt Clark
Lumpkin Lyidt Rang
Presneti
Nik
Caron
Doehning
Nesbint
Buckler
Vrum+ hauch
Franklin
Sagereki
Draumtaveh
Miler
Pierson
Sisk
Nessitt
Grange
Hewitt
Maurice Meyer
Robert Karen
al Dudley
O" County
Ation
Dam Cave
la Case
Reed
Alto
Mitelli
Joe Vila
New York Sun
Coney Island Avenue
Neck Road
William F
Bad Bill) Dahien
New York Giants
Doe
Bad Bill
Jack Sharkey
Mas Sonmeling
Max—Baer
Maer
Huer
Max
Miami
Fla
Nate Lewis
Soldiera’ Field
Charley Havey
Steve Herios
Pacific Coast
East
Hames
Jack
King Levinsky
Johnny Rieko
Ralph Teatsorth
Columucs
McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Loion
Athens
Coca-Cola
Arideo
Meade
Monkof
Greenfield McClain
Gerald Armatrong
Wittenberg
New London
Richland County
Cleveland Shaker Heights
Doylestown
Wayne County
Ohio School For Deaf
Elevensa
Aleplane
Corale
Etudente
L. Floreen Haye
Boston
Booklyn
Jcago Cardinals
Stapleton Eves
Athens County Savings & Loan Go
Columbus Motor Express, Inc
Naghten St
Nagheten St. Col
Ogan
Nelsonville
Jonal
Logan Transfer Company
Logan
Peanch
Ridenours Tire
Necleonville
Home & Savings Assn
Majestic Theatre Bldg
Athens, Ohio
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