Reserves Prep For Saturday Test At Ohio U
The Ohio reserves face a Saturday scrimmage as Coach Don Peden plans to test multiple players. Snyder shifts to tackle with Harold running, while Coleman and Howard Brandi ng vie for guard. Laskin and Hawkins see action, Bennett returns from injury, and starting ends Hilbert and Collins may sit for substitutes.
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al Banko
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R.T. Ealy Collins
R. Lis Ellington Caradini
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Sinti Li
Alleman Brown
Martin Sadosky
Rumell
Mitch's Musings on Big Ten Football Week Picks
Mitch analyzes early season matchups with Northwestern, Michigan, Purdue, Minnesota, Ohio State, Indiana, and others. He weighs toss ups, notes backfield absences, and predicts outcomes across the Big Ten and marquee non conference games. He also mentions Navy versus Washington and Lee and a final note about Ohio throttling Franklin.
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Missouri
Pug Rentner
Purdue
Wildcats
Minnesota
Gophers
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Ohio State
Indiana
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Gosh
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Yale
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Columbia
Princeton
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Harvard
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Army
Carleton
Navy
Washington and Lee
Syracuse
Pitt
Panthers
Duquesne
Tulane
Georgia
Notre Dame
Haskell Institute
DePauw
California
Mary's
Oregon State
Stanford
Santa Clara
P. S
Franklin
Leonard McLarnin Bout Draws 63,000 To Madison Square Garden
Nearly 63,000 fans expected at Madison Square Garden to see Benny Leonard, returning after years, face Jimmy McLarnin in a middleweight era clash. The bout tests Leonard’s comeback against a rising champion while weighing prospects for a possible title bid. The market favored Leonard at three to one, with Leonard around 290 pounds and McLarnin near 166.
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Fleet
Madison Square Garden
Benny Leonard
Jimmy McLarnin
Leonard
Freddy Welch
Jackie Fiest
Kelland refuses pay of wife’s clothing bill
Clarence Buddington Kelland, noted author, tells the Supreme Court he will not pay a $3,313 clothing bill for his wife, saying the creditors should be discouraged from pushing deep obligations on women.
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New York
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Supreme Court
Logan High to miss two regular linemen against Midport
Logan High will be without two regulars for the game with Midport in Logan tonight. Injuries from the Lancaster gate match will keep the linemen out, including Lecrone who had shown strong play at guard after moving to the line earlier in the season.
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Logan High
Middleport
Lancaster Gate
Lecrone
Glouster Home-Coming Attracts Church Guests
Glouster Ohio prepares for the Church of Christ annual home coming on Sunday with an all day program. Rev. John A. Goddard of Washington D C will preach the night sermon following a noon basket dinner and morning and afternoon services featuring solos prayers and congregational singing.
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Church of Christ
John A. Goddard
Washington D. H
Lois Kinney
E. F. Danford
Gwynn Sanders
Helen Kittle
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Chauncey and Buchtel Meet in Quiet Title Brawl
Chauncey hosts Buchtel with Guerra back at fullback for Chauncey. Blue Devils seek to extend their undefeated run while Buchtel under coach Campbell aims to halt Chauncey’s streak. Sweeney debuts at backfield as injuries hamstring the Chauncey pass game.
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Guerra
Theisen
Blue Devils
Buchtel
Hump” Campbell
Blue Devil
McArthur
Oak Hill
Crooksville
Sweeney
Kollester
Smith
Team reshuffle as Hes and Gompf prep for opener
Brandt steps in this week to fill a spot vacated by Eberst who is out. Hes and Gompf expected to play at the ends when the game opens. The squad remains healthy overall with hard practice and Wednesday scrimmage focusing on pass defense.
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Yours
Bates-Yale
Lewiston
Stength
Brandt
Eberst
Hes
Gompf
Station Reopens at Corning Yards Telegraph Office
GLOUBTER Oct 7 After weeks of idle mine activity the BK telegraph station at the south end of the Corning yards reopened Thursday. A third trick operator is back on duty in the city. Louis Kahler fills the position previously held by Mayor W. D. Hines.
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Corning Yards
Louis Kahler
W. D. Hines
Chauncey
Four Gilouster Cheerleaders Picked From 17 Tryouts
From 17 candidates in the Gilouster schools four were chosen for cheerleading. The selected are Grace Sayre Florence Slick Jack Zimmer and Carl Craig.
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Gilouster
Grace Sayre
Florence Slick
Jack Zimmer
Carl Craig
Council Meets Tonight in Glouber City
A regular session of the council is set for tonight at 7 o'clock at the city building in Glouber. The meeting will focus on local issues and city governance.
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Plans Saturday Meeting
Practice has been announced for the Marcellite Rebekah Lodge gathering to be held at the Odd Fellow Hall Saturday night. Local members are invited to attend and participate in the event.
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Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Circle Savior Mourns Mother Norma N. Saytor
Circle Savior of this city saw the death of his mother Mrs Norma N Saytor this week. Funeral services were held at the home Friday afternoon at 2 o clock and burial followed in the Weert Union Street Cemetery Athens.
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Glouster
Clrcle
Union
Norma N. Saytor
Weert Union Street
Athens
Local Social Notes From Bremen to Athens
Mrs. Lydia Kittle returns from a two week visit with relatives at Bremen and Crookaville. Bryan Watton and family move to the Tippie building on Congress Street. Mrs. Nellie Brown remains in Mountain State Hospital after major operation. Mrs. W. G. Planford and daughters Suzanne and Barbara visit. Mr. and Mrs. BE. G. Biddison and Mrs. Smith of Athens were guests of Mrs. J. W. Herrold. Mrs. Charlie Brown on motor trip to Cleveland to visit sister Mrs. W. J. Brown.
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Thory
Tippie
Congress Street
Underwood
Nellie Brown
Mountain State Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
W. G. Planford
Suzanne
Barbara
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