Largest Squad in History of Glouster Football Reports to Coach Bachman
Glouster high school football chief Coach Bachman reports 28 players report for trials as the largest squad in school history. Captain Pieri Wolf Gibbs Bulloch lead the backfield with Meredith as standout. newcomers Davis and Red Anderson draw hope for a strong season. The team has won two of three games, topping alumni 21 3 to 0 and Chesterhill 27 to 0, losing to Nelsonville 15 to 0. Schedule includes Chauncey Rutland Middleport McConnelsville and New Lexington.
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Davis
Giant
Red Anderson
Bachman
Bowling Green State College
Chesterhill
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Rutland
Middleport
McConnelsville
New Lexington
Hart Pennock Injured By Batting Practice Hit
Southpaw Hart Pennock of the Yankees was struck by a tossed ball in practice and cannot play today. Manager Miller Huggins may use Pennock Friday if his injuries improve.
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Pennock
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Pomeroy Council Fixes Salaries and Budgets
The October village council meeting approved the street commissioner's September pay of 396.50 and paid current bills except hydrant rentals and phone tolls. Salaries for the coming year were set for mayor 500, marshal 700, clerk 600, treasurer 206, street commissioner 1593, councilmen 48 each, deputy marshals 50, ward house foremen 20. Bids for trucks were to be advertised, and Farmers Bank & Savings was designated village funds depositor at 4 percent. A new motor bus license ordinance was proposed, and a 15000 bond to straighten the street near the Hocking Valley roundhouse was discussed but deferred. Several names appeared in relation to a wedding. The Shakespeare Club opened its season with social activities and musical numbers. Mrs Wayne Lutz stepped down as president, with Mrs E K Lippincott succeeding.
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Pomeroy
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Farmers Bank & Savings Company
Ward House
Hocking Valley Round House
Liberty Avenue
Middleport Girl Weds Columbus Man in Home Ceremony
Miss Eleanor Nutting daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Nutting of Middleport married Fred L Stephens of Columbus at the bride’s home with Rev Spears officiating. The groom is a NY Central lines claim agent and the couple will live in Columbus after a wedding trip to Washington and Harrisburg.
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Middleport
Eleanor Nutting
Roy W. Nutting
North Third Street
Fred L. Stephens
Columbus
Spears
U. S
New York Central Lines
Hobson
Correnna Morgan
Jack
Hardelot
Dorothy Dick
Harley Nutting
Stephens
J. W. Stephens
Grenville
Washington
Harrisburg
Arcadia Avenue
Property for school bought at Middleport
The Middleport high school property deal is closed. Mrs Ja cob Scharf sold her parcel to the board of education and will move with her daughter to Seattle. The extra lot joins the new high school site, enabling the Memorial community building to be financed in honor of Mrs Sefton of New York City.
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Middleport
Jacob Scharf
Board of Education
Clara Girard
Seattle
Wash
Sefton
New York City
Auto recovered in Middleport after car theft
Ross Evans, Ford garage mechanic, had his Ford touring car stolen at Pythian park Friday evening. A car matching the description was found at Point Pleasant and confirmed as his. the vehicle suffered a broken wheel and wear. Sheridan Evans, once injured in Hobson shops, now in critical condition at home after long illness. Mrs C E Sanbern of Middleport is mentioned as a daughter.
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Ford Garage
Point Pleasant
Middleport
Ross Evans
Pythian Park
Bradbury
Sheridan Evans
Hobson Shops
C. E. Sanbern
Local Update on Health and Travel News
Mrs A E Boatman reports daughter Mrs John Finley is home after an appendectomy and on the road to recovery. The Rev W E Crane and Mrs Crane travel to Cleveland for shoulder specialist review after an auto crash. Charles Ebersbach remains in Tremont hospital Marietta after a car accident last Saturday with slower recovery than hoped.
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A. E. Boatman
Denver
Colo
John Finley
Finley
W. E. Crane
Cleveland
Tremont Hospital
Marietta
Pirates and Yankees Open 1927 World Series at Forbes Field
At Forbes Field Pittsburgh hosts New York in the 1927 World Series opening. Pirates manager Donie Bush defends his lineup as Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and the Yankees seek another title. Pennock’s knee is swollen but he may pitch by Friday if needed.
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Ates
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Kremer
Earl Combs
Ash
Pirates
Donnie Bush
Kiki” Cuyler
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Mark Koenig
Bob Meusel
Tony Lazzeri
Local residents travel and visit relatives across cities
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grate and Mrs. E. M. Harrah motored to Huntington for the day. Engineer Frank McCoy, recovering from an infection tied to a coal injury, entered McMillan hospital in Charleston for care. Mrs. John Lewis returned from Steubenville after helping her ill grandson. Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Lansbury went to Charleston. Lansbury returned the same day. James Williams of Cincinnati visited here and then went to Pittsburgh to see Dr. Robert Williams. Harry Mills left for Pittsburgh to visit Herbert White and attend World Series games. Don Vance and Cecil Grogan went to Columbus to stay with friends. Mrs. Margaret Coe and daughter Amy of Columbus are visiting Mrs. M. G. White and family.
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J. H. Grate
E. M. Harrah
Huntington
Frank McCoy
Charleston
McMillan Hospital
John Lewis
Steubenville
Glover
R. C. Lansbury
C. E. Erwin
Lansbury
James Williams
Cincinnati
Will Michael
Pittsburgh
Robert Williams
Harry Mills
Herbert White
Don Vance
Cecil Grogan
Columbus
Margaret Coe
Amy
M. G. White
Huggins and Bush Guarded on World Series Chances
Miller Huggins of the Yankees and Donie Bush of the Pirates spoke cautiously about their teams before the first World Series game. Both managers praised the opponent while noting their clubs are in strong shape and ready for a tough series. Bush predicted an exciting 1927 clash with pitching strength matching hitting.
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Huggins and
Bush
Pittsburgh
U.P
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Huggins
Yankees
Pirates
Flank back play and ball handling techniques in football
The passage explains the direct snap and reception by the back, positioning four to six yards behind center, catching the ball on the run with a belt buckle hit, tucking under the arm, and choosing routes for end runs or off tackle. It emphasizes practice, speed, and finding openings.
Pirates Ready For Openers As Barnhart Faces Heavy Load
Corsair chief says the Pirates must play to their capability. Clyde Barnhart, filling Kiki Cuyler’s outfield spot, fears fan backlash if he slips. Donie Bush, his manager, has built a confident club entering the championship showdown.
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Ginger
Corsair
Pirates
Clyde Barnhart
Kiki” Cuyler
Plac
Pittsburgh
Barnhart
Donie Bush
Donie
Athens Must Improve Line to Win Game
Athens high school faces Jackson this Saturday with Coach Wise urging a tougher line. Sub end Russell Hall to replace injured Morris Haddox. Hall and Henry Strickland sized up as solid tacklers. Western Reserve coach Locke promises a faster lineup for St Navier clash in Cleveland.
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Athens
Athens High School
Logan
Jackson
Harold Wise
Russell Hall
Henry Strickland
Hall
Morris Haddox
John Houghton
John Marquis
Perkins
Cleveland
Gordon Locke
Western Reserve
St. Navier
Cincinnati
Bobcats Prepare for Ada Visit Focus on Pass Defense
Bobcats intense practice sessions stress pass defense and line improvement ahead of the Ohio Northern game in Ada. Coach Don Peden fields varied lineups and emphasizes a strong secondary led by Nussbaum and Baum. The Ada squad, averaging 175 pounds, brings nine experienced players and a heavy line, with Mott and Franz noted as key veterans.
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Don Peden
Ada
Bobcats
Polar Bears
Ohio
Ohio Northern
Muddy
Nussbaum
Campbell
Baum
Long
Mott
Franz
Case college star quarterback back in uniform
Ray Freshcorn, captain and quarterback of the Case team, returns to the lineup after a week resolving scholastic issues. His absence was noted when Case lost its season opener to Baldwin Wallace last Saturday.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ray Freshcorn
Case College
Freshcorn
Case
Baldwin-Wallace
Cleveland Football Preview: Carroll to Meet Grove City at Carroll Field
Cleveland reports John Carroll University prepares to host Grove City College in a Saturday clash after a 6 all tie last week with Marshall. The Carroll Field showdown pits regional rivals in a key early season game.
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Cleveland
John Carrol
Marshall College
Grove City
Colege
Carroll Field
Wittenberg Players Stricken With Illness
Two more key Wittenberg University players were sidelined by illness. Carl Schrode er of Massillon and Ted Diddama of Youngstown were added to the sick list as of today.
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Springfield
Wittenberg
Carl Schrodeer
Massillon
Ted Diddama
Youngstown
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Championship of Baseball World
Glouster
Hocking Valley
Southpaw Hart
Herb Pennock
Pomeroy Council
Shakespeare Club
Alfred Elberfeld
Lincoln Hill
Wayne Lutz
E. K. Lippincott
Pomeroy Briefs
H. J. Hysell
Frank Getty
United Press Sport
U.R
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pir
Monongahela
Yankee
Herb
Donte Bush
Mill St
Willard
The
Automotive Battery & Electric Company K. of P. Bldg
Billy Evans
B. Acis
Coach Wise
the Swanson Furniture Co
Ford
Fred A. Beasley
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