Hackett Named Lineman Of Week In Buckeyes Victory
Ohio State guard Bill Hackett, 191 pounds, was named the nation's top lineman of the week by the AP after a full 60 minutes against Michigan. Hackett, a London, Ontario native and 21-year-old junior, starred on both offense and defense, aiding a 18-14 Buckeye triumph.
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Hacketts
Buckeyes
Hampton Pool
Stanford
Chicago Bears
Fort Pierce
Fla
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Charles Murdock
Georgia Tech
EW York
Bill Hackett
Ohio State
Associated “Press
Hackett
London
Michigan
Carroll Widdoes
Godfrey Criticizes Big Ten Postseason Rules
In Cleveland at the Ohio State Alumni Club banquet Ernie Godfrey criticizes the Big Ten for allowing its members to play in the Rose Bowl, arguing gate receipts push toward professionalizing the game. He urges Ohio high school boys to stay in state for college, praising Ohio State’s undefeated season and coach Widdoes. He notes Les Horvath turned down pro offers to finish college football.
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Cleveland
Kerusal
Western Lomerence Faculty Athletic Committee
Ernie Godfrey
Ohio State University
Godfrey
Ohio State
Cbs
Ohio
New York
Buckeyes
Associated Press
Carroll Widter
Tom Smith
Chatterbox
Paul Brown
Yale Guard
George Savitsky
Navy
Pennsylvania
Leon Bramlett
Don Whitmire
John Green
Army
Obert St. Onge
Om Smith
Yale
Penn
George Poole
Harold Hamberg
Glenn Davis
Bob Jenkins
Felix Blanchard
Flack
Paul
Widdoes
Les Horvath
Cleve and Rams
Fullerton's Roundup: Ivy League After the War
Fullerton notes at a football writers luncheon discuss Ivy League athletics postwar. Fre Walker jokes about Princeton. Paul Riblett predicts stronger college athletics as returning servicemen enroll. Penn's Wharton School adds a two year course to aid ex soldiers. Charley Caldwell to return as head football and baseball coach at Princeton.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Football Writers
Walker
Princeton
University of Chicago
Dodgers
Yale
Paul Riblett
Penn
Wharton School of Finance
Charley Caldwell
Tigertown
War zone tour brings big leaguers to European stage
Reading fragments indicate a baseball showcase featuring major league figures including Frank Frisch and Bucky Walters, with mentions of teams, managers, and reporters on a European theater tour. Details are unclear but point to exhibition activity and travel among prominent players.
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Mal Ot
Anager
New York Gantry
Frank Frisch
Pirates
Bucky
Walters Cginennati
Dateh Laon
Tray
Washington Twine
Way Stricton
St Eallest Dipatch
150 Attend Football Band Dinner at Glouster High
About 150 patrons and guests gathered at Glouster High in the auditorium for a 6:30 dinner sponsored by football squad members and the high school band. Dr W D Witham welcomed guests and spoke with guest Don Peden, Ohio University head coach, urging teamwork over pro sports and noting veteran plays. several squad members received letters and a gold bracelet was presented to coach Patton.
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Gloustri
Ately
Ath- B
W. D
Witham
Beltal
M. M. Bryson
Trimble Township
Peden
C.F. Patton
Harry Simmons
Athens
Dr.nofe
Tommy * Buchman
Frank Darling
Dick Byfers
Billy Roberts
Andrew Wolf
Paul Meade
Bob” Gamwell
Bill Skinner
Jim Davis
Bob Viney
Charles’ Morrison
Jack ‘Trace
Carl LaCorte
Charles’ McAfoose
Dayne Witham
Charles Zmmer
Roy y= fers
Max Morris
Roger Cox
Rolland McCraner
New Officers Named by Grange Federation
New officers are named by Grange federation with HE Jones as Master Allan Chadwell Overseer Roy Kesler Lecturer L Rady Steward Allan Boudinot Assistant Steward Gertrude Brown Chaplain D M Saviger Treasurer Madelin Boudinot Secretary Celia Boudinot Gatekeeper Neva Lantz Eres Hazel Raber Pomona Mrs Emma Sawyer Flora Mrs Mamie Chadwell Lady Assistant to the Steward Meals were served after the installation with good of the order entertainments and light refreshments.
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HE. Jones
Allan Chadwell
Roy Kesler
L. Rady
Allan Boudinot
Gertrude Brown
D. M. Saviger
Madelin Boudinot
Celia Boudinot
Neva Lantz
Eres
Hazel Raber
Pomona
Emma Sawyer
Flora
Mamie Chadwell
Lndy
Soc
Bulldogs Prep For Cage OpenerFriday Night
Athens High School shifts from football to basketball after winning the Southeastern League title. New coach Ed Rannow leads a largely inexperienced lineup, with three lettermen returning and a slate of contenders for starting spots. The Bulldogs face McArthur in the opener, with a schedule spanning December to February including games against Mindleport Nelsonville Wellston and Gallipolis. Deputy Jones inspected the McConnelaville Odd Fellows Lodge with a small escort.
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E.R
Ed” Rannow
Rannow
the Plains
Bulldogs
McArthur Little Generals
Plains
Green Club
Ted Grow
Norm Romsey
Jerry
Dav Staoghe
Khey
Bill Sreekiey
Dean Rotramel
Roy Yas
Jim Passey
Tet Neutzling
Weed
Rannon
Beckley
Srotramel
Grover
Fenter
Rousey
P Sreuzling
Cavanaugh
Therwards
Ack ‘Otiers
Shoe
Gmauer
Finsterwald
Duncan
Keny Sheds
Drake
Moore
Smiley
Row
Evans Evan
Seis
McArthur
Tancaster St. Marys
Romeros
Weilson
McArthurs
Mindleports
Nelsonville
Tdan
Bronze Star Is Awarded Chauncey Youth in France
Pvt Gerald Carpenter of Chauncey in France receives the Bronze Star Medal for bravery beyond the call of duty. He served three years in the army with 47 months overseas. He writes of hoping to see his 14 months old daughter soon. Brothers Chester in the South Pacific and Melvin in India also serve.
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Chauncey
Gerald 1 Carpenter
Military Police
France
Carpenter
States
Chester Carpenter
Seaman I-c
South Pacific
Pvt
Melvin Carpenter
India
Local Servicemen Visit Trimble and Overseas News
Sgt Baughman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baughman, arrived in Trimble from Fort Benning to visit family and friends. He spent 18 months in the Panama Canal Zone, has four years in service, left November 22 for Fort Benning and expects overseas duty soon. Robert Jones, reported killed in France on November 13, is a Long Island native and Oyster High School graduate. Jack Gardner, stationed overseas since February, has been transferred from Australia to New Guinea, serving about a year and eight months.
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Eterie Wale Baughman
Trimble
Ft Benning
Lee Baughman
Sgt. Baughman
Panama Canal Zone
Ft. Benning
Robert
Bob) Jones
Hob
Louster
Oyster High School
Pred Heck
Ettre
Jack Gardner
Jack K. Gardner
Australia
New Guinea
Jack
Obituary Notices in Reedsville Honor Mrs Wilson
Mrs Wilson aged 68 died after years of illness. Sunday service at Christian Sharch led by Rev Lee Wallace. Survived by husband Samuel Wilson five sons S E Wilton Eugene Wilson Melvin Wilson Millard Wilson Charles in armed forces and four daughters Mrs Gay Young Ruth Bailey Elsie Crislip Virginia Cowdery two sisters four brothers. Also H H Hetzer ill at St Joseph Hospital. Dale Robinson and Parkersburg pair visited Thanksgiving. J D Kibble and son Charles joined relatives after a meal at Williams residence. Donald F Kibble returned to East Liverpool for brief visit.
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Gay” Young
Long Bottom
Reth Bailey
Elsie Crislip
Virginia Cowdery
Reedsville
J.D. Kibble
Charles
R. E. Willliams
Ruth Ann
Donald F. Kibble
Liverpool
Anna M. Randolph
Little Guys Shine in Big Ten Gridiron Record Sprint
In a year of explosive offense in the Western Conference, Purdue star Boris Dimancheff led scoring with six straight games above 100 points while Ohio State’s Letie Horvath anchored the ground game. Michigan’s Wayne Williams and Minnesota’s Imancheff followed, with Illinois’ Buddy Young effective on carries. Horvath topped the rushing charts with 669 yards on 126 attempts, and Daley of Michigan posted 582 yards on 94 tries.
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Chicago
Boris Dimancheff
Purdue
Letie Horvath
Ohio
Wintles
Dimancheff
Army-Navy
Pouvillians
Andy Lotshaw
Chicago Bears
Decatur
Latshaw
Tony Butkovichy
Fa Macha
Yale
Yanks
Red Rolfe
Horvath
Grenade
Will Daley
Michigan
Wayne Williams
Minnota
Imancheff
Ciince (Buddy) Young
Minois
Young
Bob Wiese
Tich Hoernschemeyer
Indiana
Fight Results HAR rei Con any Lima and Vietor nde
HAR rei outpointed Vietor nde in a Cleveland bout while Mrs John Finn earty receives news from her husband Cpl John Finnearty that he remains vital in Italy.
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Har Rei
Con
Any Lima
New York
Vietor Nde
Cleveland
FIR
John Finnearty
Cpl
Italy
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Glouster High
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Ohio U
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Mine
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Jacksonville
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Same
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