Bobcats Face Kent State In Tight October Clash At Home
Ohio University trains for a tough afternoon against Kent State as Rosy Starn’s eleven seeks its first win. The Golden Flashes rely on speed and a young lineup while Ohio Copes with injuries including backs Boehk and tackle Carter likely sidelined. Coach Peden repositions backfield players to cope and prep for Miami game.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Kent State
Rosy Starn
Ohio
Golden Flashes
von Peden
Marshall Invaders
George Boehk
al Carter
Carter
Peden
Marshall
Len Janiak
Janiak
Charley Bennett
Mohler
Bennett
Miami
Oxford
Hatch Trautwein
Denver Wood
Paul Wilcox
Bill Morgan
Pratts Fork Social Notes Highlights Local Events
Frank Burson and Orien Colmer painted the Dutch Ridge Catholic Church roof. Zene Cain is quarantined for diphtheria. Sewing Circle met with Alvira Burson. next gathering with Mrs. Gerald King on Oct 22. Social visits span the Colmers, Bursons, and Williams families. gas well drilled by Ed O'Brien. rains benefit crops. John O'Brien injures his foot. Hanky Ator works on Garden Road. Clyde Colburn remodels barn. Frank Jones celebrated with a surprise party. Leo H. Williams works for N Y C Railroad in Charleston. Glen Bean and family visited Clyde Colburn. many farm activities noted.
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Frank Burson
Orien Colmer
Dutch Ridge Catholic
Zene Cain
Alvira Burson
Will Colmer
Gerald King
Flora Kyle
Flossie King
Zella Williams
Carrie King
Pomeroy
Ralph Colburn
Dale
Shirley
Virginia
Carling
Orion Colbe
Joanne
Leo H. Williams
Ed O'Brien
Charles Ross
John O’brien
Hanky Ator
Clyde Colburn
Frank Jones
N. Y. C. R. R. Lines
Charleston
Glen Bean
Guysville
27 Top Rank Teams Claim Clean Slates
Henry Super reports that 27 undefeated major football teams exist early in 1936 with 21 possible by Saturday night after upcoming games. East dominance includes Army Harvard Duquesne Pittsburgh Fordham Villanova Manhattan Holy Cross Navy Princeton Temple Yale. Southwest sees SMU and TCU as past powerhouses losing this year.
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East
Pacific Coast
Dixie
United Schools
Duke
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Vallanova
Manhattan
Holy Cross
Navy
Princeton
Temple
Yale
Mid-West
Indiana
Fordue
Marquette
Michigan State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Alabama
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
California
Washington State
Santa Clara
St. Mary's
Southwest
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
8.M.A
Mustangs
S.M.U
T.C.U
Texas Tech
Texas
Louisiana State
Oklahoma
Far West
South
Pros Forming Coast League
San Francisco report states a professional football league is being organized under the National Professional Football League to rival the Pacific Coast Conference. The plan includes full-season schedules and a possible championship playoff with aims to operate on a paying basis by 1939 alongside the Golden Gate Exposition. Previous California attempts in 1925 and 1934 failed due to crowded college schedules and finances.
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San Francisco
U.P
Pacific Coast Conference
National League
California
Sydney Celebrates Boom as Champagne Flows Freely
Sydney traders report a postwar boom with festive parties and increased hospitality activity. Cafe restaurant and hotel keepers say champagne is flowing more freely than before the war, marking a record level of celebrations.
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Sydney
U.P
Italian Speedster Captures 300 Mile Vanderbilt Race
Tazio Nuvolari won the 300 mile Vanderbilt Cup at Roosevelt Raceway in New York, averaging 65.998 mph over four hours. He edged Pierre Wimille and Count Antonio Brivio as 12 of 45 starters finished. prize money totaled $63,600 plus lap payments.
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U. K
Nuvolari
Pierre Wimille
France
Antonio Brivio
Italy
Raymond Sommer
Freddy McEvoy
Australia
Mauri Rose
Columbus
Wild Bill
Roosevelt Raceway
Mussolini
Tazio Nuvolari
Athens Shooters Lead in Chillicothe Rifle Meet
Two Athens riflemen performed well in the Legion Rifle and Pistol Club matches at Chillicothe Sunday. Claude Westfall won the 100 yard event with 199x200 while Charles Woodworth placed fourth in the 50 yard event with 199x200. Westfall trailed the grand aggregate by one point.
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Athens
Legion
Chillicothe
Claude Westfall
Charles Woodworth
Westfall
Baldwin-Wallace Ace Tops State Scorers Onslaught
Norman Schoen of Baldwin Wallace leads the state scoring race with 43 points after three games, as Harold Magee of Marietta and Ray Zeh of Western Reserve join the top 10. Mike Rodak slips to third after two quiet games. new names include Charley Giebell and Jack Richards of Marietta.
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Baldwin-Wallace
Norm Schoen
Syracuse
Mike Rodak
Western Reserve
Heap
Columbus
Rodak
Norman Schoen
Harley Magee
Marietta
Capital
Kodak
Magee
Ray Zeh
Charley Giebell
Jack Richards
Marshall
Zeh
Patp
Schoen
Bald
Wal
West
Hunter
Roger
R. Zeh
Koprowski
Xavier
Richards
Junius
Akron
Giebell
Oldest Farm Tools Still In Use At Fulton Michigan
Fulton farmer Samuel B. Sherman says his mower has run 55 years and his hand pump and one horse hayrake are as old. A binder with an ix foot cut bought in 1888 by his father is part of the collection. He uses the implements annually in harvesting.
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Fulton, Mich
U.P
Samuel B. Sherman
Fulton
Michigan
Sherman
From plane to horse Nurse to visit sugar patients
Chicago based United Airlines stewardess Nancy McKenzie quits air travel to become a traveling nurse for a sugar company near Hilo Hawaii. She will visit patients by horseback, marking a dramatic career shift from three mile a minute planes to rural patient care.
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Chicago
U.P
Nancy McKenzie
United Air Lines
Hilo
Hawaii
El Paso Girls Poison Experiment Results in Emergency Care
El Paso Texas reports two girls swallowed a tablet to learn how poison feels and required emergency treatment after the risky experiment.
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EL Paso
Tex
U.R
Former Spy Becomes Bride Of London Stock Broker
Carla Suzanna Jenssen, daughter of a Danish father and Spanish mother, claims she was a British spy for years. She wed Frederick Lewis in London and recently filed a $750,000 plagiarism suit against a Hollywood film company over a book recounting her exploits.
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Carla Suzanna Jenssen
Frederick Lewis
London
Schmidt Plans No Change in Buckeye Style
Ohio State coach Fran cia A. Schmidt keeps the offense intact after the Pitt setback. The Buckeyes study Northwestern film with a focus on passing while holding the running game steady. Players Charley Gales and Augie George return to practice as Jim McDonald and Nick Wasylik recover from minor injuries.
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Schmidt
Columbus
U.P
Francia A. Schmidt
Ohio State
University of Pittsburgh
Buck
Northwestern
New York VU
Pitt
Bucks
Tippy” Dye
Nick Wasylik
Charley Gales
Husky
N. Y.A
Augie George
Speed Demon From Italy Wins Vanderbilt Cup Race
Westbury New York United Press writes how Tazio Nuvolari dazzled spectators in the 1936 Vanderbilt Cup, driving an Alfa Romeo to victory. The Italian driver carved through crowded speeds, sandwiching two rivals at 130 to 150 mph, delivering a heart stopping, record setting performance in front of a packed grandstand.
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Grandstand
Nuvolari
Lord Howe
England
Jean Wimmele
France
Big Ten Camps Notes Roundup From Camp Reports
Regional notes describe coaches from Northwestern Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Purdue Chicago Illinois Iowa Indiana all shaping for upcoming games. Mentions Lynn Wale dorf eyeing underdog status against Ohio State and drills on offense.
Appointment of William KE Peters Executor in Athens
Notice states William KE Peters of Athens Ohio appointed Executor of the estate of Silas Dew deceased of Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated September 17 1936 Probate Judge M Johnson.
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William KE. Peters
Athens
Athens County
Ohio
Silas Dew
M. Johnson
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