Wash-Lee Triumphs Over Bobcats 13 0
Wash-Lee dominated the Bobcats in a 13 to 0 victory. Quarterback VKcO Sherow led the offense as the defense shut down the rival unit. The win boosts Wash-Lee’s season outlook in a rain-soaked Friday night contest.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1948
Page
6
Wash-Lee dominated the Bobcats in a 13 to 0 victory. Quarterback VKcO Sherow led the offense as the defense shut down the rival unit. The win boosts Wash-Lee’s season outlook in a rain-soaked Friday night contest.
Miami Indians football, coming off a 12-7 loss to Xavier last fall, prepare for a tough schedule set by conference contenders. Western Reserve and Bowling Green era notes highlight strong regional foes as Hal Newhouser shines for Detroit while other leagues murmur about pennant races.
Roanoke, Va. Ohio’s Fighting Bobcats, in their first southern visit in eight years, lose 13 to 0 to Washington and Lee in a night game at Victory Stadium. The Generals capitalize on early drives and key plays including a late third quarter score after several momentum shifts.
Ohio University Butler and Cincinnati make their Mid American Conference debuts this weekend hoping to join co leaders Miami and Western Michigan in the undefeated ranks. Miami routed Western Reserve 49 0 as Western Michigan beat Central Michigan. Western Reserve faces Butler in Cleveland while Ohio and Cincinnati seek first win. West Virginia defeats Temple 27 7 and Pittsburgh meets West Virginia in a Pitt Stadium clash.
A dense grid lists Thursday to Sunday high school games across Ohio and surrounding areas. Wahama at Rutland, The Plains at Trimble, Athens at Gallipolis, Logan at Jackson, and many more matchups mark a busy Friday to Sunday slate. University and college pairings include Ohio colleges facing Kent State and others, with multiple conference and nonconference notes.
Glouster pin loops listings show games at 6 30 p m with Bar vs Hemsley Ogg Motors vs Hotel Bar Mutual vs Vernon Electrics Monday to Wednesday. Women’s league features Reds Dodgers Wonder Bar with games Tuesday and Thursday.
Roberts Speed way in Glouster hosts a saddle horse show next Sunday starting at 1 PM. Sixteen classes offer one trophy and four ribbons each, with running races for horses and ponies. Entries due by 12 noon on show day. Winners announced in pleasure western pair five gaited spotted and western classes.
The American League standings show Cleveland and Boston tied for first at 96 wins, 58 losses, with New York at 94 and Philadelphia 84. A decisive playoff game in Boston today will determine the league champion.
Detroit blanked Cleveland 7 despite a late rally. New York edged Boston 5 10 in extras after a seventh inning surge. Washington beat Philadelphia 7 24 in a high scoring affair. St. Louis and Chicago split a doubleheader with a darkness call in the second game. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 15 6 in a low scoring opener. Boston topped New York 11 18 in a late comeback, while Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 47 5 in a two run contest. St. Louis and Chicago also played in another game halted by darkness. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St Paul defeated Columbus 5 3 to take the series 4 3.
In a playoff game setting Cleveland meets Boston-Lemon Chargers led by Parnell as both teams chase a win. Cleveland holds 20 14 season tally while Parnell records 15 8 and aims for a decisive victory.
Hal Newhouser halted Cleveland's AL pennant bid by pitching Detroit to a 7-1 victory over the Indians for his 21st win. Dom DiMaggio fueled the Red Sox with a single and homer in a 10-5 win over the Yankees, helping Boston tie Cleveland for the league lead.
Gail Price, a World War II veteran from Fisher Station Road, hunted near Shade on the last day of the season and killed four squirrels in 20 minutes using three shells. He works at Athens Machine Company and had totaled 32 squirrels for the season.
Chauncey City Council members will meet Monday at 7 p m in the mayor s office. The Board of Public Affairs will meet Tuesday at 7 p m at the Chauncey Waterworks office.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Williams and their five sons from near Chauncey visited Zanesville weekend as guests of Mae Tennehill, a former Chauncey resident.
The body of Kenneth Joe Stalder is en route home from Holland to Chauncey. He was 22 at the time of his death in 1945, according to a telegram to his parents Mr and Mrs Mila Stalder.
Chauncey Constable Ralph McKibben reports Raymond Phillips of Jacksonsville was arrested for passing a school bus while children were discharging. Phillips pled guilty in Magistrate John J. Leys court and paid a $10 fine plus costs.
The Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney Chauncey and Mrs. Lucille Sanders Millfield traveled to Havesville Ohio on Saturday to attend the wedding of Ruth Margaret Koenig formerly of Murray City to Mr. William Browning. The ceremony took place at 3 45 p m with Reverend Courtney presiding.
Rally Day will be observed next Sunday in the Church of Christ Parish churches including Chauncey Millfield Trimbie Greens Run and Taylor Ridge officials announced the regional observance.
Readers are urged to mail in neckties in good condition. For every six sent, six different ties will be returned cleaned pressed and in good condition. A payment of fourteen dollars plus postage is required when the ties are received. Send all ties to the stated address.
Chauncey electrician Arthur Z. Smith of Chauncey Mine 5 sustained injuries to his left leg when it was caught between a motor and fall. X rays showed no broken bones. He remained at home on W Main Street.
Mr and Mrs Arthur J Smith and Mrs Margaret Upward of Chauncey entertained at their W Main Street home with guests Mr and Mrs George Cutler and Ross Cain of Chicago and Mrs C H Zimmerman Verna Collins of Columbus in attendance.
James Williamson Sr. and daughter Mrs Cecel Owen of Chicago, en route to Columbus from Glen Rogers West Virginia visited Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Williamson in Athens.
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