Fekete and Jamison Make Second Team While Heinz Is Named to Third Squad
In Ohio college football AP selections, Fekete of Ohio U and Jamison of Ohio U earn second team honors while Heinz of Ohio U is placed on the third squad. Case and Western Reserve players populate the first team with Maluke of Akron and Mutryn of Xavier among tops, and Rosselli of Youngstown is cited as a standout freshman four times.
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Fekete
Jamison
Heinz
Columbus
Youngstown College
Anthony Rosselli
Associated Press
Rosselli
Case
Mike Yurcheshen
Western Reserve
Akron
Chet Mutryn
Xavier
F. Szalay
Ohio U
Andy Maluke
Ohio
al Borland
Malakend Rosselli
M. Yurcheshen
Cleveland
R. Luther
A. Maluke
U. Cc
Toledo
A. Rosselli
Youngstown
T. Macikas
Cincinnati
Chicago
P. Hudson
Lima
B. Flossie
U. Swager
B. Wallace
Neiderhauser
Skorich
Rossi
Wittenberg
Freetag
Mount Union
Kuzmenko
Kent State
Cellini
Heidelberg
Serdula
Muskingum
Robinson
Denison Adams
Miami
Bordner
B. Green Lavelle
Jones
Denison Wolfe
Nash
Yoder
B. Green
Kinsley
Dayton
Mallone
Ohio Northern
Trautman
Denison
Caton
Schminky
Arrata
Stoll
Ihnat
Bowling Green
Semple
Oberer
O. Wesleyan
Jannotti
Mauricourt
Marcus
Myers
Denis
Grodzicki Named Outstanding Hurler of 1941 in Association
Chicago report notes Johnny Grodzicki led the American Association in winning percentage and earned run average with 2.58. He did not lead in wins, as Murray Dickson had 21 and Ray Starr 20. Dickson led in strikeouts with 153. Starr pitched the most innings at 273.
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Chicago
Johnny Grodzicki
American Association
Columbus
Murray Dickson
Ray Starr
Indianapolis
Dickson
Grodzicki
Starr
Workhouse
Indianapolis Hurling Staff
Harry Kelley
Minneapolis
Milton Haefner
Bob Kline
Elon Hogsett
Melvin Queen
Kansas City
Fight Results Camden and Rochester Boxing Cards
In Camden Tony Cisco of Norristown and Georgie Miller of Philadelphia drew. In Rochester Harry Teaney from Cleveland outpointed Tommy Spiegel of Uniontown over ten rounds. Rome at Albany reports Albany varsity and reserve teams hosting Rome at 7 30 Friday evening.
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Camden
N. J
Tony Cisco
Norristown
Georgie Miller
Philadelphia
Drew
Rochester
N. Y
Harry Teaney
Cleveland
Tommy Spiegel
Uniontown
Albany
Rome
Ohio colleges discuss possible new athletic conference
Columbus meeting to discuss common interests and scheduling among eight schools including Ohio Wesleyan, Carnegie Tech, Ohio University, Miami, Case, Western Reserve, Baldwin Wallace, and Akron. Other interested schools Dayton Cincinnati Xavier and John Carroll weighed as potential members. organizers stress this is groundwork, not a formal league.
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Columbus
Ohio Colleges
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Ohio University
Miami
Case
Western Reserve
Baldwin Wallace
Akron
Cleveland
Gauthier
Buckeye
Dayton
Cincinnati
Xavier
John Carroll
Abrams Faces Zale in Madison Square Garden Middleweight Clash
George Abrams and Tony Zale meet at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round title eliminator to crown the sole world middleweight boss. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects about 14 000 to 15 000 fans as Abrams pursues the crown after Soose and Overlin moved up.
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New York
George Abrams
Tony Zale
Madison Square Garden
Sailor Boy
Washington
Steel Worker
Gary
Ind
Mike Jacobs
Abrams
Georgie
Ken Overlin
Billy Soose
New
Rio Grande Opens Season vs Morehead State Teachers
Rio Grande College faces Morehead State Teachers College in the season opener at Jackson Memorial Hall. All-Ohio standout Jack Duncan of McDermott, 6 feet, 170 pounds, 21, will star for the Redmen who seek revenge for a 104 to 0 football defeat and last year's 47 to 44 basketball loss. Duncan previously made all Ohio selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Ohio
Jack Duncan
McDermott
Rio Grande Hills
Jackson
Memorial Hall
Rio Grande College
Kentucky
Morehead State Teachers College
Mendell E. Beattie
Redmen
Morehead
Howard Jackson
Jack” Duncan
McDermont
Baumholtz
Ohio U
Gerber
Toledo
Duncan
A.P
U.P
Legion Auxiliaries Hit Quota Early in year
The Messenger notes the Frank McCann Post American Legion reached its quota of 84 paid up members. Later updates show the Ladies Auxiliary actually hit the quota weeks early and have since grown to 86 paid up members.
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Glouster
the Messenger
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Fullerton's Roundup: Zale Abram Title Talk and More
Tony Zale fights Georgie Abrams for the middleweight title tonight, recalling his past substitute turn for Joe Louis. The piece also notes the Cincinnati Reds roster edition, college ends shortage concerns, and various sports anecdotes from boxing to football and tennis figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Tony Zale
Georgie Abrams
Joe Louis
Joe
Tony
Melio Bettina
Cincy Reds
Steve Owens
Services in Glouster Churches Announced
Glouster Ohio churches announce sermons and programs for Sunday. Homer Vian will preach at Glouster Church of Christ in Tigners absence as revival continues in Byesville. M M Bryson will fill in for Tigner at 7 p m. Methodist services include Bible study at 9 30 a m and a 10 30 a m worship topic What Shall I Do With Jesus. Young People meet 7 p m. evening worship at 7 30 p m.
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Glouster
Homer Vian
Glouster Church of Christ
C. B. Tigner
Byesville
Vian
M. M. Bryson
Tigner
Methodist Church
Paul Bingman
M. M. LeFavor
Thompson
Jesus
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Hollister Sunday School
Florence Edwards
Logan
Florence Hodgson
Winnie Phelps
Otterbein
Otterbein Home Offering Committee
Letha Rowland
Alberta Yarger
Isabel Lenigar
Musical Evangelist Entertains Students at J T High
In GLOUSTER a Thursday assembly at the J T High School Auditorium featured Rev. Harry Fagin musical evangelist for Rev. C A Palmer of the Jacksonville Parish Methodist Church as guest. Principal Guthrie introduced the speakers after a short program by Mrs. Kasler’s music department. Palmer spoke briefly and Fagin performed vocal selections and piano accordion numbers.
Lane College Tops Wilberforce 7–0 in Upset
Jackson Tennessee Lane College defeated Wilberforce for the first time in three years 7 to 0 yesterday. Johnson scored the lone touchdown after a trick lateral on a punt return, placing the ball within 15 yards of the Ohioans' goal line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Tenn
Lane College
Wilberforce
Johnson
Epworth Leaguers Social Evening at Glouster Church
Epworth Leaguers gathered in the Glouster Methodist Church social room on Wednesday evening. They enjoyed ping pong and shuffleboard with refreshments at the end for Dorothy Love Virginia Skinner Gertrude Dunlevy Mary Virginia Logue Anna Marie Echstenkamper Patty Gaskalla Glenna Morris Eileen Saulers Dora Harry Helen Keith Isabelle Bryson Margaret Summers Genevieve Dunlevy Eileen Cherrington Eileen Brown Dorothy Burris Jerry Morris Bill Turner Jack Turner Rev J A Thompson Anna Louise Logue and three visitors Sam Howe Wendyll Chapman Nelsonville and Judy Vernon City.
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Glouster
Epworth Leaguers
Glouster Methodist Church
Dorothy Love
Virginia Skinner
Gertrude Dunlevy
Mary Virginia Logue
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Patty Gaskalla
Glenna Morris
Eileen Saulers
Dora Harry
Helen Keith
Isabelle Bryson
Margaret Summers
Genevieve Dunlevy
Eileen Cherrington
Eileen Brown
Dorothy Burris
Funeral Sunday for Mrs. Effie McClellan
Funeral services for Mrs. Effie McClellan who died at her Greens Run home will be held Sunday at Greens Run Church of All at noon with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial will follow in Maple Wood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Effie McClellan
Greens Run
Greens Run Church of
Annual meeting to elect officers for Hocking Valley Coal Foundation
The annual meeting for electing officers of the Hocking Valley Coal Foundation will be held Sunday at 2 PM at foundation headquarters in this city. Members with dues are urged to attend. A boy was born Tuesday at Grant Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Leonard Smith of Columbus. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs George Smith and Mr. and Mrs Nathan Brewer Trimble. Mrs Pauline Roback and sons John Charles and Paul Roback of Detroit recently moved to this city for several weeks.
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Glouster
Hocking Valley Coal Foundation
Leonard Smith
Columbus
Grant Hospital
George Smith
Nathan Brewer
Trimble
Pauline Roback
John
Charles
Paul Roback
Detroit
Mich
Hoyt to Broadcast Reds Games for WKRC
Hulbert Taft Jr announced former New York Yankee pitcher and WOR broadcaster Waite Hoyt will provide play by play for Cincinnati Reds games on WKRC next season. All reserved seats for the Reds opener on April 14 1942 have been sold though the opponent is not yet decided.
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Cincinnati
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankee
WOR
Newark
N. J
Cincinnati Reds
WKRC
Hulbert Taft, Jr
Army Navy Clash Draws 100000 Fans To Philadelphia
Philadelphia faces crowds as Army and Navy prepare for a two-ocean showdown at Municipal Stadium. The Cadets host, Navy seeks victory after an undefeated stretch, with field arrangements and timing set for 12 15 p m. EST and a pregame Navy workout at Temple Stadium. Major E Larson seeks to extend his unbeaten record against Army.
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Philadelphia
Ane Brothers
Municipal Stadium
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Harvard
E.S.T
Temple Stadium
Larson
West Point
No Dream Game Between UC and Xavier This Year
Cincinnati. The UC athletic advisory committee announced there will be no post season contest with Xavier University this season. The issue arose from agitation to resume relations between the former rivals, who last met in 1918 with Xavier winning 6 to 0. Proponents hoped the game would aid the United Service Organizations and help pay a $30,000 note on Nippert Stadium. Xavier authorities were willing to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Xavier University
U. C
Xavier
United Service Organizations
Nippert
Harrisonville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Harrisonville residents report a flurry of visits and gatherings. Mrs Kathryn Knight hosted the Garden Club. relatives and friends from Arlington Dayton Carpenter Pomeroy Rutland and Mt Bon Durham shared Thanksgiving at local homes.
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Harrisonville
Harrisonville Garden Club
Kathryn Knight
Middleport
Clarice Waggoner
Arlington
Jack Waggoner
Dayton
Henry Waggoner
Cecil Jewell
J. H. Blackwood
Virgil Atkins
Mary Diehl
Alma Atkins
Eugene Atkins
Mansfield
Georgetta Turner
Will Harmon
Carpenter
Grafton Stout
Robert Gibson
Deyton
Oan
John Paynter
Mt.Blanchard
Andrew Dye
Ruth Alkire
Charles Peoples
Pomeroy
Pearl
Frank Lanning
Rutland
Herb Lanning
Chillicothe
Georgette Turner
Ruby Halliday
Pauline Atkins
Goldin Anderson
Grace Skinner
Tippecanoe
Homer Troyer
S E League Standings Highlight Rivalries and Bowl Hopes
The S E League standings show Arkansas routed Tulsa 13 to 6 ending Oklahoma’s seven game win streak and Arkansas four game drought. Muhlenberg and Franklin and Marshall win late deciding the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference title race alongside Gettysburg Ursinus. Future bowls loom with Navy Army Mississippi Mississippi State Georgia Tech Clemson Oregon Stanford and Texas hotly debated.
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We H En
Suveliew
Arkansas
Ulsa
Ursinus
Philadelphia
Navy
Army
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Tulane
Louisiana State
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Auburn
Stanford
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington
Cal
Homer Norton
Texas Aggies
Texas
Norton
Longhorns
Football Passes Down but Scoring Surges in Big 1941 Review
Western Conference football shows fewer passes per game while total scoring hits a new peak. Completion percentage rose to .383, and yardage per pass reached 16.1. Ground scoring dominates title games as 62 of 97 touchdowns come by rushing. Cleveland Indians fire Earl Whitehill as Lou Boudreau hints at his own assistants.
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Bill DeCorrevont
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Mickey Cochrane
Indians
Mike
Frank Kovacs
Chicago
TRIBE
Whitehill
Cleveland Indians
Earl Whitehill
Roger Peckinpaugh
Champaign
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W-Riay
Athens Messenger
Athens
Frank Szalay
Association
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
General Tires
EXIDE
Prestone
South Wind
A. F. Jeutter
North Lancaster St. Athens
Rome AT
the Mutual
E. Washington St
Zale
Athens City
Barr
Wilson
Thomas A
Sias Hee Ee
Drager Ee
Conkey Wos
Elks— Mitchell A
Smiley Wee Ee
Ridenour
Lashmett
Haddox
Hall Wen
Bolin Wee
Wacos
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Fullerton
James D. Doyle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vut
Peck
Boudreau
Bradley
Churchill Downs
Jack Kohler
Meadville
Alliance College of Cambridge Springs
Pryzbek
Tryzskat
Pisarski
Bazranicki
Ostopowski
Przygocki
Koszarek
Smietana
Noa
Jurkowski
Swarski
Duquesne
Dukes
Missouri
Pasadena
Dick Baxter
Illinois Coaches Association
Bob Zuppke
Rev
Epworth
Reds
Dodgers
Bill Johnston
Fred Thomas
Lantz
Hardy
Econe
Thomas
Stephenson
Shumway O
Johnston
Hoyt
Redleg Games
Pennzip Gas and
Pennzoil
Mathews Oil Co
Athens, Ohio
Oak Hill
Lancaster
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Wellston
City Merchants
Duckpin League
Wee Hee Ee
Pomeroy Athens Oweewesese
Gallipolisee
Nelsonville
Sesdacce
Wap Reerson
Mine W. Rhodes O. Cooley
Freeman
By Hamlin
Vikas
Colonial Plan
Colonial
Colonial Plan Loan Service
Berry Hotel Bldg
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