Peden Plans Tough Campaign for Bobcats Versus Ohio Northern
Coach Don Peden outlines a strenuous campaign to field a strong eleven against Ohio Northern Saturday. Skeptics note the 27 to 0 loss to the Northern squad may hinder confidence, but Lansing defeat could spur a comeback as recruits gain experience. Stage fright and attitude are cited as key factors in the Bobcats season.
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Don Peden
Bobcats
Ohio Northern
Ohioans
Northern
Lansing
Michigan
County seeks nurse. Nell Bing to begin Monday
In Pomeroy a state health board representative has pressed for a county nurse amid friction with local health officials. Nell Bing, a local trained nurse, is slated to start work next Monday with state funding. A separate note recalls a former Pomeroy resident’s return after 50 years and his GA R encampment visit.
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Pomeroy
State Board of Health
Gilliford
Nell Bing
Nelle Stewart Dies in Chicago Sunday Night
Middleport telegram reports Miss Nelle M. Stewart dies in Chicago due to heart trouble Sunday night. Body arrives for funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Mill Street residence, with Dr Skinner officiating. Sisters Martha Stewart and Mrs. W B Besserer bring body. relatives from Troy also attend. Miss Stewart a lifelong Middleport resident highly regarded.
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Middleport
O. H. Stewart
Nelle M. Stewart
Chicago
Mill Street
Doctor Skinner
Presbyterian Church
Martha Stewart
W. B. Besserer
Besserer
Peterson
I. L. Dungan
Troy
Miss Stewart
Tomato of large dimensions bears strange figures
A tomato 11 inches in circumference and %% inches through is on display in a MIDDLEPORT drug store window. It bears dark brown stencil like figures reading 500 on its side, described by bystanders as as clear as an eagle on a silver dollar. The fruit, grown by O T Ohlinger in the Fifth ward garden, looks natural with no artificial effects.
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Middleport
O. T. Ohlinger
Boice Family Travels for Rheumatism Treatment
Mr and Mrs Arthur Boice and their daughter Mrs Jessie Johnston with her baby depart Middleport for Magnetic Springs near Delaware to stay several weeks for Mr Boice relief from rheumatism.
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Middleport
Arthur Boice
Jessie Johnston
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Boice
Engineer to Probe Water Rates in Pomeroy
Pomeroy village council has asked the state utilities commission to press for lower water rates and stronger pressure in mains. Thomas D. Price, public utility engineer from Columbus, will conduct a full investigation into financial reports appraisals and rate analysis.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Village
Utilities Commission
Thomas D. Price
Columbus
Former Restaurant Owner Back After 50 Years Visit
POMEROY October 4 A dapper gentleman alighted from the Athens bus on Main Street and looked about. He was James Liewyllan 84 now living in Long Island New York confirming his return after half a century.
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Pomeroy
Athens
Maintreet
James Liewyllan
Long Island
N. Y
Dr Harry C Whiting to Open Evangelistic Meeting
Dr Harry C Whiting will open an evangelistic meeting at the Presbyterian church in Middleport on October 16 and continue through October 28. He comes here from Chicago.
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Harry C. Whiting
Presbyterian Church of
Middleport
Doctor Whiting
Chicago
Nellie Childs Celebrates Fourth Birthday At Middleport
Mrs. George Childs hosted a children's party at her home for Nellie Childs as she marked her fourth birthday. Several little guests enjoyed games, ice cream, and cake as refreshments.
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George Childs
Middleport
Nellie
Mrs Downie Hosts Pomeroy Bridge Club Opening
Mrs. W. G. Downie entertained the Pomeroy Bridge club at her Second street home. It marked the opening meeting of the club for the season.
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W. G. Downie
Pomeroy
Mrs Stansbury and Matthews Host Visitor from Kansas City
Mrs G H Stansbury and Mrs F E Matthews of Grant Street Middleport entertained Saturday evening in honor of Mrs W T Grant from Kansas City Missouri who is visiting her mother Mrs Lucy Downing for several weeks.
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G. H. Stansbury
F. E. Matthews
Grant Stree
Middleport
W. T. Grant
Kansas City
Lucy Downing
Surprise visit honors Sayres with family pot luck
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sayre of Antiquity were surprised Sunday when relatives gathered at their home by prearranged plan. A pot luck dinner was served and brought by the children. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sayre and daughter Ada Bess. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammond and four children of Cincinnati. Mrs. D. D. Ward and three children of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn and daughter of Chauncey. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Nobies and children of The Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Bingham and children of Coolville.
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W. R. Sayre
Ada Bess
W. B. Wells
Charles Hammond
Cincinnati
D. D. Ward
Pomeroy
Henry Osborn
Chauncey
H. B. Nobies
the Plains
Ewart Bingham
Coolville
Mrs Elberfeld Hosts Bridge and Shakespeare Gatherings
Mrs. Alfred Elberfeld entertained her bridge club last evening at her Lincoln Hill home. This afternoon she hosted the Shakespeare club for the first meeting of the year. Tomorrow evening she will entertain the Wednesday Bridge club.
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Elberfeld
Alfred Elberfeld
Lincoln Hill
Shakespeare Club
Local Residents Take Weekend Travel and Visits
H J Hysi and daughter Miss Margaret traveled to Cleveland to join Mrs Hysell and her son Floyd Hysell then plan to return midweek. Numerous residents are noted visiting relatives in Zanesville Columbus Marietta Langsville and Langsville activity includes El i Hartinger recovery and Alma Ohlinger sanatorium care.
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Margaret
Cleveland
Hysell
Floyd Hysell
Famil
Eli Hartinger
A. H. Bradbury
Zanesville
Don Allen
Owen Rust
Helen Keller
Columbus
Jennie Smith
Gray Street
Herman Keffer
West Virginia
O. E. Bechtel
Bellaires
J. E. Lyons
Laleh Sidenstricker
Nella Mackin
Marietta
D. L. Lansbury
David Entsminger
Langsville
Hilah Rust
Herman Ohlinger
Mr. Ohlinger
Martin Ohlinger
Alma Ohlinger
J. A. Patterson
Lancaster
Richard Enteminger
Mr. Enteminger
George Russell
Yankees Favored To Win 1927 World Series Over Pirates
New York should defeat Pittsburgh for the 1927 title, with the Yankees holding the edge in doubles triples home runs and pitching. Pirates excel in fielding and hits but trail in runs stolen bases and power. Yankee pitchers allow under four runs per game while Pirates oversignals and errors. The coming series is unlikely to feature many shutouts.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Pittsburgh
U.P
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Pirates
New York
Hazen
Kiki’ Cuver
Paul Waner
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Earl Combs
Slugging Teams Face Power Hitting in Series
With Yankees and Pirates posting slugging averages over .300, both clubs expect potent offense in the series. The starters have pitched well in the regular season, but the anticipated matchup against this level of hitting creates high stakes and a stern test for mound artists.
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Yankees
Pirates
Northern Bears Set for Strong Challenge This Week
A determined Northern team aims to oppose the Polar Bears this week after a muddy defeat by Ada's men. The Ada loss suggests Northern may seem easy, but a strong Northern contingent is predicted to rise and make the Ohio clash interesting based on prior victories.
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Polar Bears
Northern
Bowling Green
Ada
Bears
Interference and blocking guards in football line play
The illustration explains the interference guard and blocking guard duties on line plays. It covers opening holes on straight runs, entering interference on off tackle and end runs, protecting the passer on passing plays, and pursuing kicks. It also notes stance options and how to set, plus foot placement for speed and reach.
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Nelsonville High School
Harry West
Glouster
Harper
Follie
Tick
Dewhurst
Norman
Wright
Lattimer
Weltzheimer
Pirates Expect Major Pitching Load In Series
Manager Donie Bush will likely rely on pitchers Ray Kremer Lee Meadows John Miijus Vic Aldridge and Ralph Dawson for major duty. The Yankees counter with Waite Hoyt Urban Shocker Wiley Moore George Pipgras Herb Pennock and Dutch Reuther in the matchup.
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Urban Shocker
Wiley Moore
Herb Pennock
Dutch Reuther
George Pipgras
Yankees
Pirate
Remy Kremer
Lee Meadows
Carmen Hill
John Milius
Vic Aldridge
Ralph Dawson
Pirates
Donie Bush
Ray Kremer
John Miijus
Yankee
Plans Shakeup Gambler Kenyan Lineup
Coach Viper plans a general shakeup in the Kenyan lineup to rejuvenate the team's fighting spirit.
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Gambler
Viper
Houston Fans Set Texas League Attendance Record
Fans in Houston Texas established a new Texas League attendance record with 124000 paid admissions for the season.
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Houston
Tex
Night Game Under Lights Draws Montgom ery Teams
Two high school teams in Montgomery Alabama staged a football game lit by electric lights. The event was a grand success and drew attention for its novelty and excitement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wilce Tests Buckeyes For Reliable Goal Kicker
In Columbus Ohio Dr J W Wilce continues the search for a dependable goal kicker by giving every player a chance at Monday practice. The Buckeyes fear lacking a steady kicker could trouble them early in the season. In Westerville Coach Sears briefed the squad after a workout following the Miami game with Ernie Riegel returning from knee trouble.
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Columbus
U.P
J. W. Wilce
Ohio State University
Buckeye
Westerville
Sears
Miami Eleven
Ernie Riegel
Ohio State game injures tally grows to seven
Springfield report lists seven injuries from last Saturday's Ohio State game, with Ray Apple of Newark a sophomore fullback severely hurt.
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Springfield
Ohio State
Ray Apple
Newark
Ohio Wesleyan Gridders Held by Freshmen in Scrimmage
Delaware October 4 Ohio Wesleyan football players endured a stiff scrimmage with the freshmen after suffering bruises in the Michigan game last Saturday.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
Rutland High and Gallipolis Play Scoreless Tie
Rutland Ohio October 4 Rutland high school tied Gallipolis high in a French city game with neither side scoring The Rutlanders, lighter by about 15 pounds per man, outplayed Gallipolis after Gallipolis earlier held Athens high to a scoreless contest The crowd celebrated the strong defensive effort and the tie is viewed as a satisfactory result.
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Gallipolis
Rutland
Rutland High
Gallipolis High
Rutlanders
Athens High
Nelsonville Greyhounds Prep For Murray City Clash
Nelsonville's football team, after a Glouster win, drills for a Murray City game. Captain Howell stars as a dangerous threat, West and Harper form strong backfield, Tick Dewhurst kicks, and Lattimer centers.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
Murray City
Greyhounds
Howell
Stone
Athens
Glouster
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