Western Kentucky Foes Bobcats In Athens Showdown
Ohio University eyes a fresh win as Western Kentucky Teachers visit Athens after a string of losses for the Bobcats in the stadium. The Hilltoppers, led by power back Joe Cullen and a strong backfield, promise a hard contest in Saturday’s game.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Western Kentucky
Down
Bowling Green
Blue Grass
Ohio Stadium
West Liberty
W. Va
Miami
Woody Wills
Ilinois
Muskingum
Ohio
University of Dayton Flyers
Athens
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Hilltoppers
Don Peden
Sunday Bowling Fine Draws City Protest in East Liverpool
Walter B. Stahl pleaded guilty to operating bowling alleys on Sunday in violation of a city ordinance. He was fined 25 dollars by Municipal Judge Frank Grosshans who suspended 15 dollars of the fine if Stahl complies with the ordinance in the future. The ministerial association opposed Stahl's earlier efforts to repeal the ordinance.
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East Liverpool
Walter B. Stahl
Frank Grosshans
Ministerial Association
Stahl
Grosshans
City schools superintendent awarded continuing contract
Jackson T. K. Owens, superintendent of city schools, received a continuing contract. The board of education also granted continuing contracts to teachers at a recent meeting. Approximately 50,000 tickets to major amusement and sport activities in New York City are given gratis weekly by members of the armed forces of the U.S.
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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 White Sox defeated the Cubs in four straight city series games. Thornton Lee earned the win with 22 AL victories this season and held the Cubs to four hits in the finale as Chicago again dominated the rivals in 1930s style.
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Dodgers
Cubs
ChiCago
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
White Sox
Sox
Thornton Lee
Caution Urged By Townsend In Lime Use
High School Commissioner H. R. Townsend warns against improper lime use in field markings after several players were burned in a game between Akron and Bowling Green. Townsend notes diluted lime is safe, full strength dangerous, especially in wet weather. Akron Rubber Bowl manager Fulton promises new lime quote jam like food slogan.
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Columbus
H. R. Townsend
Akron
Bowling Green
Akron University
Bob Whittaker
B. E. Fulton
Townsend
Selby Team Leads in Match at Athens Country Club
Darrell Selby’s squad leads George Rutkoskie’s unit by nine points 43 to 34 in a dinner match at Athens Country Club. Sunday is the deadline for matches to be played with a match play against par as the year’s final event. Players may arrange games Sunday with a $1 entrance fee and a prize for every seven entries. the annual closing dinner is Thursday night, Oct. 16.
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Darrell Selby
George Rutkoskie
Athens Country Club
Union Lunch Tops Two Of Three In Tuesday League
Gib Stephenson rolled a 568 triple to lift Union Lunch over two of three games while E Miller led the losers with 555. Team totals show Union Lunch 2622, Boia 527, and WMG 536 in a close clash within the GLOUSTER City League bowling night.
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Glouster
Union
Gib Stephenson
E. Miller
A. Gamwell
WMG
Boia
B. Johnston
J. McAllister
G. Stephenson
M. Cunningham
F. Chappelear
P. Lewis
Marquette's Victory Upsets Wisconsin in Big Ten Tilt
Wisconsin enters the week aiming to rebound after a 28 to 7 loss to Marquette while Northwestern rides a 51 to 3 win over Kansas State. Illinois, Notre Dame, Indiana and other Big Ten teams face varied tests as weather hampers pass defenses and teams adjust backs and line speed.
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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
Biermann
Real Heroes Named For World Series Win
New York celebrates as Joe Gordon basks in hero praise for dazzling defense and timely hits in the Dodgers series. Yankees scout Paul Krichell credits unknowns Marius Russo and Ernie Bonham as the true heroes for pitching two four hitter wins and sealing the title.
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New York
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Gordon
Dodgers
Paul Krichell
Ernie Bonham
Marius Russo
Pauls
Russo
Bonham
Ernie
Shifting trio lifts Notre Dame to fast start this season
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy reshaped the lineup by moving Fred Evans to full, Bernie Crimmins to guard, and Angelo Bertelli from the reserves to the varsity. The changes produced two easy wins, boosted by Bertelli’s passing and Evans’ running, with Juzwik as a speedy backfield threat. The Irish face Georgia Tech next in Atlanta, then Carnegie Tech, Illinois, Army, Navy, Northwestern, and USC as the season unfolds.
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Chicago
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Fred Evans
Bernie Crimmins
Angelo Bertelli
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Dixie
Carnegie Tech
Illinois
Army
Navy
Irish
Northwestern
California
Breezing With Briezt and Other Sports Snippets
National notes by Hugh Fullerton Jr cover Ted Broadribb pressing Nat Fleischer to bring Red Cochrane to London for a bout with Arthur Danahar while questions remain on funds. Dolph Camilli flies to his California ranch after the World Series. DiMaggio expects a baby soon as Marius Russo adds a southpaw in December. One minute column notes Connolly’s crowd control at a national semi pro tourney before 103 000 patrons. Georgia vs Ole Miss stars Sinkwich, Hopes and Hevious eyed. Odds in football pools quoted from eight to 1 to 1 224 to 1 depending on winners. Camp Croft fields ex-captains Manzo Cabello Bessel Wood Schwartz. Chuck Fenske gains weight in army. no 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
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 In Glouster
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Alex Docie Sr hosted a farewell party for their son Andrew who left Monday for military training. A buffet lunch and a cake inscribed God Be With You marked the event. Music by Jack Bradley A J Hellyer and Andrew Docie. Guests listed with relatives and friends.
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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 Songfest at Glouster Church
The fast Baptist Church Choir will present a Sunday October 12 program at 11 a.m. featuring duets and solos including Just A Closer Walk With Thee My Desire Until I Found the Lord and All Alone with Mrs Anna Mayles Effie T Brown Beulah Morris Helen Leach Thomas J Morris and Gladys Viney Accompaniments by Mrs Gladys Viney and Miss Ethel Morris The choir met Monday with Mrs Helen Leach presiding Wiley Harris joined the choir A special American Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Thursday evening to discuss fund raising.
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GLOUSTER — Fast _ Baptist Church Choir
Anna Mayles
Effie T. Brown
Beulah Morris
Lord
Helen Leach
Thomas J. Morris
Gladys Viney
Ethel Morris
Wiley Harris
Junior Study Club Meeting Plans Bridge Party
The Junior Progressive Study Club met Monday night with hosts Miss Ann Dennizon and Miss Kathryn Dennison. They scheduled a bridge party for Oct 17 above Ley's Restaurant and appointed committees. A book review on R F D by Charles Allen Smart was presented. Members listed include Marcella Jonas Anna Louise Logue Mary Chute Olive McKee Bernice Wallace and Wilbur Balderson Jr. The club donated 2.50 for city beautification and 1 to Glouster High School for its class play. Cooper Union was noted as a 7 story 1859 NYC building.
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Glouster
Ann
Kathryn Dennizon
Ley
Ohio
Charles Allen Smart
Chillicothe
Marcella Jonas
Anna Louise Logue
Alfred Craft
Mary Chute
Gail Wallace
Olive McKee
Donald Howard
Bernice Wallace
Wilbur Balderson
Glouster High School
High School Film Feud Heads to Stark County Court
In Stark County Common Pleas Court a dispute pits Massillon Washington High School and Warren Harding High over motion picture film of a home game. Don ald Baker of Warren claims he was unlawfully forced to surrender two reels and seeks $1,000 plus $300 in damages. Massillon argues a coaches’ gentleman’s agreement bans filming of opponents.
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Canton
Massillon
Washington High School
Warren
Harding High
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Washington High
Paul E. Brown
Ohio State
Washington
Walloping
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Donald Baker
Warren Harding
Baker
Joseph L. Floyd
Ackley
Glouster Fire Chief Urges Week Fire Precautions
Glouster during Fire Prevention Week chief John Crawford urges property owners to clear rubble from basements and sheds and inspect chimneys before fall fires. He also recommends house wiring inspections noting Chicago’s 1871 great fire as historical context.
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Glouster
John Crawford
Chicago
Crawford
Mrs. Watkins Hostess To Study Club
Mrs Ruth Watkins hosted the Senior Progressive Study Club meeting in Glouster with a School Days theme. Papers on Pioneer Schools and Education via Air were presented by Mrs M M Bryson and Mrs J E Anderson, notes on the Southeast Conference were shared, and a home defense and music chair were appointed.
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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
Glouster Veterans Plan Chauncey Trip
Glouster Frank McCann Post No 414 American Legion invited to raise flag Sunday at Chauncey Mine No 25 at 2 pm Legionnaires meet 1 30 pm at Legion Hall. Thursday Oct 16 six Athens and Hocking County Posts install at Nelsonville state officers to present.
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Glouster
Frank McCann
American Legion
Chauncey Mine No
Legion Hall
Athens
Hocking
Nelsonville
Local families host guests across Columbus Athens weekend
Mrs Otho Sisk of Columbus and son Lewis from New York City visited Mr and Mrs J F Anderson and Mr and Mrs E E Farres. Edna Andrews, employed in Columbus, spent the weekend with her father Albert Andrews and grandmother Lalla Dunnett. Earland Smith and daughters Kay Marion and Dorothy visited Zanesville relatives. George Smith Jr and sons Ronnie and Johnnie stayed with Leonard Smith in Columbus. Esta Cunningham joined a luncheon at C B Dillon home in Athens.
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Otho Sisk
Columbus
Lewis
New York City
J. F. Anderson
E. E. Farres
Edna Andrews
Albert Andrews
Lalla Dunnett
Earland Smith
Kay
Marion
Dorothy
Zanesville
Smith
George Smith, Jr
Ronnie
Johnnie
Leonard Smith
Esta Cunningham
Fight Results From Various Cities Describe Several Bout Outcomes
New York Izzy Jannazzo 152 beat Lew Schwartz 165 1 4. Irwin Kaplin 155 Brooklyn defeated Bill Corrigan 148 1 4. New Bedford Gerv ey Young 147 Akron knocked out Al Shapiro 149 Kansas City in third. Los Angeles Joe Betrina 187 Beacon defeated Sonny Boy Walker MOT Camp Elliott San Diego 10
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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
Joe Bettina
Beacon
Sonny Boy Walker
Mot
Camp Elliott
San Diego
Federal and Local Taxes Included on Two-Gallon Price
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