Reds manager Donte Bush outlines 1933 plans in dinner remarks
Donte Bush, newly appointed Cincinnati Reds manager, spoke at a Proxy Sidney Weil hosted dinner. He praised the club’s prospects, highlighted Chick Hafey as a key outfielder, discussed possible infield moves for George Grantham, and noted a strong pitching core with Lucas, Carroll, and Johnson. He hinted at adding a southpaw and promised updates as changes develop.
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Cently
Cininnati Reds
Sidney Wei
Sidney Weil
Mike Kelly
Minneapolis
Cincy
Reds
Chick Hafey
Chick
California
George Grantham
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Smoky City
Redland
Fist
George
Lucas
Carroll
Johnson
Benton
Kolp
Frey
Hilcher
Buppa Rixey
Pirates
Gallia Academy opens 1932 basketball practice with veterans
Gallia Academy High School in Gallipolis begins 1932-33 basketball drills under coach John Lutz with five lettermen returning from last season and about 45 students reporting. The squad includes Brothers Hamrick Kelton Broyles Basana and others as they prepare for a December 9 game against Nelsonville and a full scheduled lineup featuring Brown Butcher Bernard Berens and Shader Saunders as key players.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
John Lutz
Lutz
Brothers
Hamrick
Kelton
Broyles
Basana
Coder
Swanson
John Evans
Butch Grover
Bisa College
Harold Brown
Banko
Paul Butcher
Pete Bernardo
Brown
Butcher
Bernard Berens
Ernardo
Willaman Expected To Remain Ohio State Coach
Ohio State fans worried after a 4 0 loss to Michigan but internal sources favor Sam Willaman. His four year record at Ohio State stands at 19 wins nine losses and five ties with a 1 7 and 4 Big Ten mark. He has defeated Michigan Illinois and Pittsburgh multiple times.
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Ohio State
Michigan
Sam Willaman
Willaman
Big Ten
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Zbyszko bets to wrestle any college football team for charity
World heavyweight wrestling champion Stanislaus Zbyszko issues a challenge to any college football team to a handicap wrestling match for charity. He offers to throw every member of the eleven in one hour or forfeit the decision, naming Yale Harvard Princeton Army Navy Columbia and more.
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Stanislaus Zbyszko
Piraate
Fiere
Fe ‘Hall
Amateur Athletic Union
Sam
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Army
Navy
Columbia
S. Zbyszko
Zbyazko
Notre Dame
Stanislaus
Walton Ave
New York City
Jerome
Leifield Out as Manager of St. Paul Club
St Paul American Association club manager Albert P Leifield is released by President R J Connery as receipts fall. Connery plans to name a playing manager for 1933 possibly during minor league sessions in Columbus. Twin Cities clubs seek successors as Minneapolis hears of Donie Bush's resignation to Cincinnati.
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ST. Paul
Albert P. Leifield
R. J. Connery
Connery
Columbus
Twin Cities
Mike Kelley
Minneapolis
Donie Bush
Bush
Cincinnati
American Prince Hurt in Fall At Hunt Club Near Chicago
Prince Michael Cantacuzene great grandson of President Grant was thrown from his horse during a hunt near Chicago and sustained serious injuries. The incident occurred at a prominent hunt club and involved the American prince’s transportation for medical care.
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Prince Michael Cantacuzene
President Grant
Chicago
Pomeroy Bend Teams Boast Good Records
In Pomeroy Novembers report on high school football the Pomeroy Panthers posted a 1982 season showing wins over Cheshire New Boston Marietta and Logan with losses to Gallipolis and Ironton. Middleport Yellow Jackets faded late dropping four games after suspensions then upset Pomeroy on Thanksgiving before a final scoreline.
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Pions
Pomeroy Panthers
Cheshire
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Hsh
Pomeroy
Jackets
Middleport
Ironton
Rutland
Logan
Athens
Chesapeake
Jackson
Wellston
Ohio State Names Two Football Captains
In Columbus the Ohio State football team selects two captains for the season Sidney Gillman of Minneapolis and Joe Vandergrift of Pa were chosen by teammates at the annual banquet. Gillman ends and Vandergrift guard have earned all conference and all American mentions this season.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Sidney Gillinan
Neapolia
Minn
Joe Habe
Vandereriit
Haat
Lew Hinchison
Michigan Pro Shows Way in Golf Tourney
John Revolta, 21, from Menominee Michigan, shot 73 71 for 144 to take second day leads in the Miami Biltmore open in Coral Gables Florida. Farrell Espinore remained tied at 145 while Hancock led the chasing group with 146 and several pros posted 147 and 148.
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Coral Gables
Fla
John Revetta
Menominee
Mich
Johnny Farrell
New York
al Espinore
Akron
Jacksonville
Pre
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Pen Ponyan
West Cheater
N. Y
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Tommy Armour
Fioea Raton
Vla
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Mike Turness
Elmsford
A Wotrous
Joe Tarnesa
Elmefort
Missouri wager leads student in dress wager stunt
Bertram Johnson wore a green crepe de chine dress to his first class at the University of Missouri as part of a bet that Missouri would beat Nebraska. He explained the outfit caused wrinkling and noted he used a side rule to fit in. Lawrence Ely, Nebraska center, had accepted the wager.
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Columbia. Mo
Bertram Johnson
Lawrence Ely
Nebraska Center
Johnson
Tommy Paul Kayo Victor Over Geno La Salle
Tommy Paul the Buffalo featherweight champion knocked out Young Geno La Salle in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Chicago. Geno failed to rise after a second knockdown and the fight ended with Paul ahead on power and timing. Paul weighed 127, Geno 126. Freddy Tompkins defeated Phil McQuillan in another welterweight bout.
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Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Geno la Salle
Paul
Geno
Freddy Tompkins
Milwaukee
Wis
Phil McQuillan
Northwestern Coach Chooses Players for East West Charity Game
Hanley names 12 Eastern squad members for the annual East West charity game to be held in Chicago. Colgate and Northwestern players lead the selections with four Big Ten stars excluded due to multi sport participation. The East will face the West on December 19 with Colgate as the East representative and California training at Stanford in Palo Alto.
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Ban Fran
Chen Jabuary
Te Lyk Lanley
Northwestern
Anity Wert
Et Colgate
Tackey
Midwest
Wile
Mose
Pardue
Fenet
Northweeven
Tarktea
Kurth
Notre Lm
Cod West
Minnesota
Guarde
Harris
Notre Dame
Smith
Ohio
Poandae
Michigan
Haney
Wiliamson
Robinean
Miarsecs
Kabat
Wisconsin
Hinchmen
Obwe State Palibachs
Colgate
California
Stanford Feild
Palo Alto
Case Players Win Three Berths on All-Conference
Case, Heidelberg, Baldwin Wallace lead first team selections for the Ohio Conference honorary football team as United Press unveils voting aided by coaches and athletic directors from 81 schools. Meytarth of Cane named captain after leading votes. other first-team picks span Otterbein, Muskingum, Wooster, Heidelberg, Baldwin Wallace, Case, and more.
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Columbus
Lee Case
Heidelberg
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohie
United Preay
United Press
Napiacea
University of Dayton
Xavier University
Merbert
Tuffy Meytarth
Meyfarth
Ererny
Dan Rowelle
Otterbein
Richard Schmittgen
Haldwin- Wallace
Willard Nussbaum
Wooster
Red Seifert
Cane
Machives
Firat
Harold Himee
Muskingum
Arthur Pensell
Hensel
Clarence Wing
Baldwin Wallace
Tom Porneky
Ohio Northern
Ed Zipfel
Dave Samuelson
Samuelson
Mewells Otterbein
Meytarth
Schmitteen
J.W
Nussbaum
Seifert
Hensell
Heidelbere
Baldwin Wal
Quae Poresky
Oho Northern
Piptel
Samudeon
Conaway
Woard Patterson
Offe Northern
Landrum
Capital
Joydey
Kehl
Vince John Carroth
Mubbard Case
Francia
Pryor
Dyer
Marietta
Ende
Lollini
Muria
Bram
Lane
Woehrie
Toledo
Ark of Cane
Brandy
Tackles-Watts
Garrett
McRoberte
Commesser
Shelley
Kent State
Cape of Mt Union
Foley
Hamman
Kenyon
Alimer
James
Akron
Carothers
Ashland
Kieckner
Sturgill
Barne
Baldwin- Wallace
Shaffer
Centers Trout
Taylor
Clelan
Dunlavey
Jacks Kietmo
Wiles
Pietter
Jane
Murrey
Bowling Green
Artale
John Carrot
Roth
Baldwine Wallace
Diamond
Flogala
Allen
Mt. Union
Forbay
Stadmiller
Fielda
Meldeberg
Saunders
Dawson
John Carroll
Same
Oberiin
Methora
Drelabach
Real Estate Tax Start in Gallia County With Rate List
Gallia County begins first half 1932 real estate tax collection on December 3 and runs to January 20, 1933. Total real estate valuation is about 11 million dollars. Tax rates vary by township and district, with reductions from 1931 levels and several specific city and school district rates noted. The article also covers alimony modification for Ed Pussl, and appointing Lewis as administrator of Mary Jane Lewis’s estate.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Fred K. Millar
Gallipoliare
Agatnet
Addison Township
Mille
Addison-Cheatire
Addison
Galipotia
Cheahire Township
Cheshire
Cheahire-Morgan
Fire destroys W A Brewer residence above Kanauga
A fire burned a bedtick and about $900 in a bedroom safe at the W A Brewer home above Kanauga Monday morning. The seven room house valued at $2000, with $1000 insured, was damaged beyond repair. Firemen could not extinguish the blaze due to lack of water.
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Brewer
Gertrude Sheets
Free Lunches Served to Meadey Children at Galliipolis Schools
In Gallipolis this noon the first meal for needy children at Gatti pelle District Schools was served with about 60 lunches funded by civic groups. Four organizations will alternate weeks handling meals with Baptist Church women this week followed by Presbyterians, Grace Methodist, and the American Legion Auxiliary. About 6200 in donations have been pledged for food purchases.
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Women of the Baptist Church
Viret Presbyterian Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Aida Operalogue Fundraiser in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis on Friday at 8 pm a color operalogue of Verdi’s Aida will be staged at the Washington School Auditorium to aid school children unable to buy books. Nat Wade of New York’s Actora Equity Association will lead with a vivid synoprisis and 37 illustrated scenes displayed via a dissolving projector and portable sound system.
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Gallipolis
Aida
Washington School
Nat Wade
Actora Equity Association of New York
Italy
Buffet Thanksgiving Dinner At Stitch-You-Well Club
The Stitch-You-Well Club hosted a Thanksgiving buffet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James EB Mil on Pine Street in Gallipolis. Members entertained their husbands with a gathering that included Mr. and Mrs. John Casey Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Viney, Mr. and Mrs. John Migginbotham, Miss Nan Washington, James Mill, and Miss Mary F. Hill.
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Gallipolis
James EB Mil
Pine Street
John Casey, Jr
Adolph Wright
Lawrence Marshall
Clar
Ence Viney
John Migginbotham
Nan Washington
James Mill
Mary F. Hill
Carter Named World War Veteran to Gallia Soldiers’ Relief
Gallipolis Ohio November 2 Attorney Leo Carter World War veteran was named to the Gallia County Soldiers Relief Commission by Judge W R White He succeeds Marcellus Boice who resigned The commission now includes Fred Kiegel Civil War veteran Carl Wall and Carter with one veteran from each of the last three wars
Gallipolis Library Adds Juvenile Titles to Collection
Gallipolis Public Library expanded its juvenile section this week with new additions including Folk Tales from the Far East Meeker The Rabbit Windmill Disingham The Play's the Thing Kiley Brave Tales of Real Dogs Pease Welcome Christmas Graham Poogie and Sibelliy Houser Adventures in Geography Kay In the Mouse's House Donaldson Men at Work Hines The Present Day Summons to the World Mission of Christianity by John R. Mott.
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Gallipolis
Addie Vanden
Donaldson
Hines
John R. Mott
Burial of Mrs. Cora Hall in Mound Hill Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Cora Hall eight, mother of L. R. Hall of Gallipolis, who died in a Massillon hospital on Saturday, was buried Monday afternoon at Mound Hill Cemetery. She had not been here for three years, having moved to Wadsworth after a stroke. She leaves six children.
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Gallipolis
Cora Hall
L. R. Hall
Massillon
Mound Hill
Hall
Wadsworth
Guests Return After Visit With Halliday Family
Mr and Mrs John Halliday Jr return to Cincinnati Monday after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs J B Halliday and Mrs J B Biddle. Mrs Art Carl visits Monday through Thursday with Mr and Mrs Orville Davis Union Furnace. Mr and Mrs Eddie Woodward from near Charleston W V stay in Judge W R White's home.
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John Halliday
Cincinnati
J. B. Halliday
J. B. Biddle
Art Carl
Orville Davis
Union Furnace
Eddie Woodward
Charleston
W. Va
Judge W. R. White
Richards Rites Held in Callipolis Nov
Mrs. William Richard died Sunday night at Fourth Avenue home after 14 years invalidism from arthritis. Services were at her home at 2 p.m. with Rev. George Sagan and Rev. HM Wilbur officiating. Burial followed at Mound Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband, son C O Richard of Gallipolis, and two daughters Mrs E G Crow of Huntington and Incel Richard at home.
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Callipolis
Mra
William Richard
George Sagan
Wilburthe
Arthettie
C. O. Richeard
Gallipelia
E.G. Crow
Huntington
Incel Richard
Rheumatism Relief Promise From RAMA Medicine
An advertisement touts RAMA as internal medicine that cleanses poisons from blood liver and kidneys to ease rheumatic pain. It claims RAMA rapidly relieves crippling lameness and aches and offers a $1.00 bottle with a money back guarantee from Quick's Cut Rate store.
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Rama
Tver
Quick
Ady
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