Western Kentucky Foes in Circle of Ohio U Defeat
Western Kentucky Teachers from Bowling Green joins a select group to have beaten Ohio University at Ohio Stadium. The Hilltoppers toppled the Bobcats in 1939 and 1937, with the 1939 opener a 14-7 loss to Western Kentucky. Ohio seeks its first win of the season and to snap a three-game skid. Joe Cullen leads a strong backfield, complemented by a powerful offense.
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Ohio University
Western Kentucky
Down
Bowling Green
Blue Grass
Bobcats
Ohio Stadium
West Liberty
W. Va
Miami
Woody Wills
Ilinois
Muskingum
Ohio
University of Dayton Flyers
Athens
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Hilltoppers
Don Peden
Murphy
Oliver
Joe Cullen
Sunday Bowling Fine Guilty Plea for Proprietor
Walter B. Stahl pleaded guilty to operating bowling alleys on Sunday in violation of a city ordinance in East Liverpool. He was fined $25 by Municipal Judge Frank Grosshans, with $15 suspended on condition he comply with the ordinance in the future. the ministerial association opposed Stahl's earlier repeal efforts.
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East Liverpool
Walter B. Stahl
Frank Grosshans
Ministerial Association
Stahl
Grosshans
City schools head given continuing contract
Jackson T K Owens, superintendent, received a continuing contract as superintendent at a board of education meeting. Teachers were also awarded continuing contracts. About 50,000 free tickets to major amusements and sports in New York City are distributed weekly by members of the U S armed forces.
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Jackson
T. K. Owens
Board of Education
New York City
Armed Forces of
U.S
Chisox Sweep Cubs In Four Straight City Series
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Chicago Cubs in four straight city series games. Thornton Lee earned the win with 22 league victories this season and held the Cubs to four hits in the finale.
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Dodgers
Cubs
Chicago
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
White Sox
Sox
Thornton Lee
Caution Urged Over Lime Use in Stadium Markings
Ohio high school commissioner H. R. Townsend warned schools about improper unslaked lime for field markings after several players from Bowling Green and Akron University were burned in a Friday game at Akron. Townsend noted diluted lime is safe, but full strength in wet conditions can injure players. Akron Rubber Bowl manager B. E. Fulton said a whiting product will replace lime for future markings.
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Columbus
H. R. Townsend
Akron
Bowling Green
Akron University
Bob Whittaker
B. E. Fulton
Townsend
Akron Rubber Bowl
Marquette's Victory Jolts Badgers In Big Ten Gridiron
Wisconsin seeks rebound after a 28 to 7 defeat by Marquette. Northwestern, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio State and Minnesota loom in a tough schedule, while Illinois eyes potential in rain soaked win over Minnesota and coach Bernie Bierman faces pass defense and depth questions.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Big Ten
Kansas State
Marquette
Badgers
Badger
Wildcats
N. Y
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio State
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan
Illinois
Notre Dame
Irish
Georgia Tech
Hoosiers
Texas Christian
Miami University
Gopher
Bernie Bierman
Illini
Bierman
Selby Team Leads Rutkoskie in Dinner Match at Athens
Darrell Selby's group leads George Rutkoskie's squad by nine points 43 to 34 in a dinner match at Athens Country Club. Sunday Oct 12 is deadline for matches. An informal match play event with a $1 entrance fee offers a prize for every seven entries, and the annual closing dinner is set for Thursday Oct 16.
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Darrell Selby
George Rutkoskie
Athens Country Club
Pur
Real Heroes of Series Shine as Russo and Bonham Top Yankees
In New York Joe Gordon credits himself with key World Series play but Paul Krichell, Yankees scout, elevates Ernie Bonham and Marius Russo as the true heroes. In Stark County Ohio, Massillon Washington and Warren Harding court fight over film rights from a football game, with a restraining order and film custody at issue.
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Don
Yankees
Gordon
Dodgers
Ernie Bonham
Marius Russo
Pauls
Russo
Bonham
Ernie
Canton
Massillon
Washington High School
Warren
Harding High
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Shifting of Three Players Jets Notre Dame to Fast Start
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy reshuffled three players Fred Evans Bernie Crimmins and Angelo Bertelli to new positions unlocking speed and passing. Bertelli has completed 18 of 28 passes in two games setting up two touchdowns against Indiana as the Irish host Georgia Tech and face a demanding schedule ahead with Illinois Army Navy Northwestern and Southern California on the slate.
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Chicago
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Fred Evans
Bernie Crimmins
Angelo Bertelli
Arizona
Bo McMillan
Indiana
Leahy
Evans
Bertelli
Steve Juzwik
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Dixie
Carnegie Tech
Illinois
Army
Navy
Irish
Northwestern
California
Breezing With Br ietz Sports Gossip From A Busy Week
Ted Broadribb writes Nat Fleischer about bringing Red Cochrane to London to face Arthur Danahar while Danahar holds British Empire title. Dolph Camilli pilots to his California ranch after fastest World Series getaway. DiMaggio family plans and other notes about upcoming arrivals and coaching moves. One Minute Sports Page reports Connolly’s gate crash record and Georgia Ole Miss grid tussle with Sinkwich, plus odds in football pools and Camp Croft ex-captains. Chuck Fenske trains in army period delaying racing comeback.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Ted Broadribb
Nat Fleischer
the Ring Magazine
Red Cochrane
London
Arthur Danahar
Red
Dolph Camilli
California
Joe DiMaggio
Marius Russo
DiMag
Poppa
Mama
Junior
One
Connolly
Georgia
Frankie Sinkwich
Ole Miss
Camp Croft
S.C
Joe Manzo
Boston College
Tony Cabello
Lafayette
Mouse Bessel
Bucknell
George Wood
American International
Jack Schwartz
W. and
Chuck Fenske
Army
Farewell Party For Soldier Andrew Docie
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Alex Docie Sr hosted a farewell party Sunday for their son Andrew before he left Monday for military training. A buffet lunch and cake inscribed God Be With You highlighted the event with music by Jack Bradley A J Hellyer and Andrew Docie. Guests included Leo Bradley family Franklin Johnson family Galloway Mauer Hellyer White Maxwell McCance Hooper and others.
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Glouster
Alex Docie
Andrew
Mundew
God
Jack Bradley
A. J. Hellyer
Andrew Docie
Bill
Leo Bradley
James Franklin
Jimmie
Gene Johnson
Donna
R. C. Galloway
Carl Mauer
Virgil White
Elza Maxwell
Frank McCance
Lorenzo Hooper
Baptist Choir Plans Oct 12 Songfest at Glouster Church
GLOUSTER Baptist Church Choir will present a program on Sunday October 12 at 11 a.m. featuring duets solos and accompanying musicians. Mrs Anna Mayles Mrs Effie T Brown Mrs Beulah Morris Mrs Helen Leach Mr Thomas J Morris and Miss Ethel Morris participate with Gladys Viney and Mrs Viney as accompanists. A Monday night choir meeting led by president Mrs Helen Leach added Wiley Harris to the choir. A special American Legion Auxiliary meeting is planned Thursday evening to raise funds.
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Glouster
T Baptist Church Choir
Anna Mayles
Effie T. Brown
Beulah Morris
Lord
Helen Leach
Thomas J. Morris
Gladys Viney
Junior Study Club Plans Bridge Party in Glouster
The Junior Progressive Study Club met Monday night with Misses Ann and Kathryn Dennison as hostesses. Plans were made for a Halloween bridge party at Ley's Restaurant on Oct 17, committees named, and a book review on RFD by Ohio author Charles Allen Smart was shared. Members listed include Marcella Jonas Anna Louise Logue Mary Chute Gail Wallace Olive McKee and Bernice Wallace. The club voted 2.50 to beautify the city and 1 to Glouster High School programs. Cooper Union 7 story building noted as New York City’s tallest in 1859.
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Alfred Craft
Mary Chute
Gail Wallace
Olive McKee
Donald Howard
Bernice Wallace
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Glouster High School
Glouster Chief Urges Fire Precautions Week
Glouster fire chief John Crawford urges property owners to clean rub bish from basements and sheds and inspect chimneys before fall fires. He notes wiring inspection and cites Fire Prevention Week proclaimed Oct 8 to 11 after Chicago 1871 blaze.
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Glouster
John Crawford
Chicago
Crawford
Mrs Watkins Hosts Senior Progressive Study Club Evening
Mrs Ruth Watkins was hostess to the Senior Progressive Study Club on Tuesday. Papers on Pioneer Schools and Education via Air were read, with discussion of Ohio education milestones and world news. officers appointed a home defense chair and a music chair for federation goals. Candy served to members including Mrs Anderson and Mrs Bryson among others.
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J. E. Anderson
Grant
Thomas
Kaltenborn
J. Blower
Home Defense
J. H. Henshaw
Carl Pico
Chillicothe
Blower
Anderson
Esta Cunningham
E. J. Williams
W. W. Bryson
S. Dunnett
L. G. DeLong
Lalla Danford
H. L. Janchius
J. S. Blower
B. R. Angle
Harriette Weymueller
W. B. Morris
Glouster Veterans Plan Chauncey Trip
Glouster Franklin McCann Post No 414 invites members to join a flag raising at Chauncey Mine No 25 Sunday at 2 p.m. Legionnaires meet at 1 30 p.m. In addition, on Thursday Oct 16, six Athens and Hocking County posts hold installations at Nelsonville with state officers to attend.
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Glouster
Frank McCann
American Legion
Chauncey Mine No
Legion Hall
Athens
Hocking
Nelsonville
Local greetings mark weekend visits across Columbus area
Mrs Otho Sisk of Columbus and her son Lewis from New York City entertained with hosts Mr and Mrs J F Anderson and Mr and Mrs E E Faires. Edna Andrews visited her father Albert Andrews and grandmother Mrs Lalla Dunnett. Earland Smith family spent the weekend in Zanesville with Mrs Smiths parents. George Smith Jr and boys Ronnie and Johnnie stayed with Leonard Smith in Columbus. Esta Cunningham joined a luncheon at the home of C B Dillon and wife in Athens.
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Otho Sisk
Columbus
Lewis
New York City
J. F. Anderson
E. E. Faires
Edna Andrews
Albert Andrews
Lalla Dunnett
Earland Smith
Kay
Marion
Dorothy
Zanesville
Smith
Fight Results From New York and Nearby Cities
Izzy Jannazzo of New York stopped Lew Schwartz in a 1 4 round victory. Irwin Kaplin of Brooklyn defeated Bill Corrigan in a 1 8 round decision. Gervaey Young of Akron knocked out Al Shapiro in the third round. Mello Bettina of Beacon beat Sonny Boy Walker in a 10 round bout at Camp Elliott.
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New York
Izzy Jannazzo
Lew Schwartz
Irwin (Kay) Kaplin
Brooklyn
Bill Corrigan
New Bedford
Mass
Gervey Young
Akron
al Shapiro
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Mello Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Sonny Boy Walker
Camp Elliott
San Diego
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Linscott Wee
Swartz
Hartman
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Stors
H. Coon
F. Evans
Ewing
Pierre Wees
Beckler
Sea- Davis
Gue
Union
Garvin
Spencer
Gio Stephenavanaugh
Son
E. Miller
Anenna
A. Gamwell
Russell
F. Winn
Seaman
J. Buhla
Terrillo
P. Lewis
Dyar
Varian
J. McAllister
SELBY
BY Hamlin
Joe Gor
By Gayle Talbot
Real Heroes
Paul Krichell
The
Paul
Washington High
Paul E. Brown
Washington
Walloping
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Donald Baker
Warren Harding
S. Earl Ackley
Massillon Washington
Common Pleas Court
Bruce Henderson
Baker
Ackley
Joseph L. Floyd
By Tom Siler
Eddie Anderson
Hawkeyes
Jim Walker
Otto Graham
Wildcat
Lynn Waldorf
Bob Zuppke
Tilini
Wolverines
Pitt
Detroit
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Baptist Choir
American Legion Auxiliary
Cooper Union
Mrs. Watkins
Glouster Veterans Plan
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