Five Southwestern teams hold undefeated marks early season
New York AP reports five of seven Southwest Conference members remain unbeaten after three weeks. Baylor Rice Texas A M and Texas Christian lead, with Rice upsetting Tulane 10-9. Other strong teams include Navy Army Fordham Temple Villanova Penn Duke Clemson Notre Dame and Michigan Ohio State with key matchups upcoming.
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NEW York
Texas Longhorns
Baylor
Rice
Texas A. and
Texas Christian Ikewise
Owls
Tulane
Texas
Navy
Army
Fordham
Temple
Villanova
Penn
Dartmouth
Columbia
Cornell
Duquesne
Rutgers
Minnesota
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio State
Nebraska
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Mississippi State
Duke
Clemson
Notre Dame
Detroit
Santa Clara
Rocky Mountain Big Seven
Utah
Colorado State
Southwest
Lafayette
Harvard
Princeton
Paul Voernall
Yale
West Virginia
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Penn State
Athens Edges Parkersburg In Pin Debut
In the Interstate Bowling League debut at Sportland Recreation Athens Keglers won two of three from Parkersburg. Athens totaled 1835 pins in the first two games, 841 in the finale losing by 92. Parkersburg’s Nickles topped with 592, Mitchell led Athens with 565. A separate women’s match saw Parkersburg defeat Athens Pure Oil 2057 to 1865.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Sportland Recreation
Athens
Parkersburg
Nickles
Mitchell
Athens Pure Oil
Blake
Nern
Reeder
Speer
Athens— . Mitchell
Conkey
Lashmett
McBride
Wilson
Various college football scores from Sunday and Saturday
Regis defeated Panhandle A and M 25 to 7 while Scranton beat St Bonaventure 12 to 7. Tie games included Province and Canisius at 12. La Salle blanked Niagara 21 to 0 and St Marys over San Francisco 30 to 0. Many midwestern and western results listed, with scores for Augustana Sioux Falls, Fort Hays State, Southern Illinois Normal, Tulsa, Kalamazoo, MacAlester, Bradley, St Ambrose, Memphis State, Florida, New Mexico, and others.
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Panhandle
Scranton
St. Bonaventure
Province
Canisius
la Salle
Niagara
St. Mary's
San Francisco
Midwest
Grand Rapids
Plattsville
Wis
Stevens Point
Bradley
Ripon
St. Ambrose
Augustana
Rock Island
Pratts Fork Club Hosts Neighbors and Family Gatherings
Local social notes describe visits and dinners among Pratts Fork residents. Emerson Douglas and family, Dawson Meeks, Everett Douglas, and Ralph Guthrie families shared a recent meal. Sewing Circle met with Manda Colburn. potluck served to nine members.
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Pratts Fork
Emerson Douglas
Dawson Meeks
Everett Douglas
Ralph Guthrie
Harland Story and Family
Wayne Shumway
Lloyd Shumway
Cleveland
Leona Burson
Sewing Circle
Manda Colburn
Dora O'Brien
Butts Wins Golf Tournament at Club
Dr. L. E. Butts of Nelsonville won the match play against par tournament at Athens Country Club yesterday finishing all even with Par. J. G. Blower took second place three down. Ed Algeo tied with Ham my Oldfield for third at four down. Six down tied for fifth were Vern Barnhart Richard Fought Russ Maple Steve Wilson Harry Beck ley and John Algeo. Darrell Selby's team finished eight points ahead of George Rutkoskie's team 46-38.
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L. E. Butts
Nelsonville
Athens Country Club
J. G. Blower
Ed Algeo
Hammy Oldfield
Vern Barnhart
Richard Fought
Russ Maple
Steve Wilson
Harry Beckley
John Algeo
Darrell Selby
George Rutkoskie
Birthday dinner honors Clarence Langel at Lower Plains
Mrs. Lizzie Langel hosted a birthday dinner at her home in Lower Plains honoring her husband Clarence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Langel of Baltimore, Mrs. William Sweet and son from Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Geary and son Teddy, Kenneth Roy and Ralph Langel, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Langel.
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Chauncey
Lizzie Langel
Lower Plains
Clarence
Chester Langel
Baltimore
William Sweet and
Columbus
Oliver Geary
Fullerton's Sports Roundup
New York column notes two football predictions for the weekend ended correct. It cites Oregon State on the T formation and Texas A M's expected conference opener. It lists Tulane Marquette Holy Cross as fastest tumblers and Duke Minnesota Northwestern Texas Clemson Navy as on stilts.
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Oregon State
Stanford
Texas A
Tulane
Marquette
Holy Cross
Duke
Minnesota
Northwestern
Texas
Clemson
Navy
Chicago Bears
Harvard trims cheers as sports page notes changes
Correspondent Walter W. Foley Jr. notes early results from his sector and reflects that revolutionary forefathers were patriots and prophets for starting a war and a precedent. Harvard has streamlined its cheer from nine to seven rahs, signaling a lighter sports page tone.
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Walter W. Foley, Jr
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Boston Harbor
Harvard
Dodgers Beneath Debt Free With MacPhail Still In Place
Brooklyn Dodgers, once carrying over half a million in liabilities when Larry MacPhail took control, now show no debt and cash in the bank. The remaining liability is MacPhail himself, still attached to the franchise.
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Nixon Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
MacPhail
Referee Resigns After Wrist Watch to Teeth Trade
In Scranton St Anselm game the Philadelphia referee Gus Geiges received a wrist watch a ring a medal and a second a upper false tooth from four players. He then resigned as property custodian and handed over his teeth to the official duties.
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Gus Geiges
Philadelphia
Geiges
Gus
Purdue-State clash in big weekend grid menu in Columbus
Purdue and Ohio State renew their series in Paul Brown’s first Big Ten game as coach amid a 21 game men's football menu. Xavier leads Musketeers and several colleges welcome top opponents as Massillon alumni meet Buckeye prospects.
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Ohio State
Paul Brown
Bucks
Ohio
Boilermakers
Massillon High School
Jim Miller
Rocky” Snyder
Brown
Massillon
Charley Anderson
Lin Houston
Earl Martin
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John Carroll
Oklahoma City
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Local News Notes and Visits From Town Residents
Mrs Bessie Chesser visited Mrs Jaret Martin on Wednesday. Her son Marvin, stationed at a Texas training camp, is spending two weeks at home. Putnam Sunday School and Hakins Chapple classes picnicked at Hooper Park Sunday. Vernon Louis, employed in Detroit, visits his parents in town. Mr and Mrs Eugene drove to Columbus Sunday with William Allman visiting Ada line recovering from a fractured hip. Bundy Perry, employed near Athens, spent a few days with his family here.
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Zaleski
Bessie Chesser
Jaret Martin
Marvin
Texas
Putnam
Hakins Chapple
Hooper Park
Vernon Louis
Detroit
Orville Louis
Eugene
Columbus
William Allman
Adaline
Bundy Perry
Athens
Green and White Marble Found in Egg in Chauncey
Mrs. Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey discovered a green and white glass marble in the albumen of an egg used for baking on Friday. An identical marble was found in Ripley.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Ripley
Chauncey Church Board Meeting Set for Monday Evening
Officials from the Chauncey Official Board and Sunday School workers will meet at 7 p m Monday at the Church of Christ to discuss church activities and plans.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Point Rock Garden Club Meeting Highlights
The Point Rock Garden Club met at Mrs. Flossie Boeen's home to review lessons from the past year. The project targets beautifying Columbia Chapel Church lawn and geranium as the year’s flower. A potluck supper followed and a notice urged members to attend the Albany Garden Club event on Oct 29 with extension floriculturist Victor Reis. Next local meeting is set for Nov 12 with Mrs. Mildred Nelson.
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Carpenter
Friendship Garden Club
Point Rock
Flossie Boeen
Columbia Chapel
Albany Garden Club
Victor Reis
Mildred Nelson
Spencer Smith nuptials in Racine threaten quiet life
Racine announces the marriage of Miss Dixie Adele Spencer to Mr. Ralph Leroy Smith in a single ring ceremony at Pomeroy Episcopal Church with Rev. Paul Frisch officiating. Dixie is a Racine High graduate working in Columbus. Ralph is a Racine native employed by Rust Engineering in Monessen.
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Racine
C. FE. Spencer
Dixie Adele Spencer
Ralph Leroy Smith
Paul Frisch
Pomeroy Episcopal Church
Edward Beegle
Racine High School
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Mr. Smith
Roy Smith
Racine R.D
Racine High
Rust Engineering Company
Monessen
Chauncey Miners Plan Meeting After Mine Fire
A meeting of Chauncey Local No. 358 miners is announced for Tuesday October 14 at 10 am at the Chauncey Mine No. 25 New York Coal Co. All miners are urged to attend following Friday night fire that razed the tipple and engine house and drew many visitors.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Local
Chauncey Mine No
New York Coal Co
Chauncey Mine
Mothers Club meets at Lower Plains Zion Church
October meeting of the Mothers Bible Class at Zion Church Lower Plains was hosted by Mrs Hazel Luman with co-hostesses Mrs Adrian Moore and Mrs Frieda Kurrans. President Luman led scripture and prayer as plans for church painting and papering were set for Monday.
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Chauncey
Mothers Bible
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Hazel Luman
Adrian Moore
Frieda Kurrans
Imogene Calendine
Sybil Dicken
Frieda Shields
Lena Hamilton
Erma Geary
Flora Grant
Verdie Christian
Emma Barstow
Ollie Gabriel
Mable Swartz
Bessie Moore
Grace Burchfield
Edyth Craig
Vera Bridgewater
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey scene features James Ferguson returning to Belle W Va after visits with Flora McHarg family Lower Plains. Frank Cook and daughter Sharon Lynn visit Athens to see F E Cook parents. Benton Potts returns from Lancaster visit with sons Orwen and Theodore Potts families. Mark Fiske family moves to Chauncey from Beaumont occupying Stout property on Jacobs Ave.
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Chauncey
James Ferguson
Flora McHarg
Lower Plains
Belle
W. Va
Frank Cook
Sharon Lynn
Athens
F. E. Cook
Benton Potts
Orwen
Theodore Potts
Lancaster
Mark Fiske
Beaumont
Stout
Jacobs Ave
Chauncey Dover Band Benefit at High School
Chauncey Dover High School Band plans a two performance benefit at the Chauncey high school auditorium on Wednesday night October 15. The Chauncey Barr brothers Circus features a cast of 12 and will support the uniform fund with shows at 2 p m and 8 p m.
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Chauncey
Barr Brothers ‘Circus
High School
Uniform Fund
Chauncey- Dover High School
Loyal Woman's Class Meeting Notice at Church of Christ
Mrs Burg Johnston hosts the Loyal Woman's Class of the Church of Christ on Wednesday at 1 30 p m Mrs Pearl Rutledge is devotional leader and Mrs Carl Shafer will conduct the business meeting
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Chauncey
Burg Johnston
Church of Christ
Pearl Rutledge
Carl Shafer
Mrs Luman Hosts Surprise Party for Family in Columbus
Mrs Hazel Luman entertained friends Saturday night with a surprise party for her son Harry Luman and daughter Dorothy Kuelmer of Columbus. Honor guests received gifts. refreshments were served as the group socialized. Attending were Mr and Mrs Bill Kuelmer and children Billy and Dottie Kuelmer, Mr and Mrs Robert Barnett, Mr and Mrs Ralph Calendine and sons Curtis and Wendell, Mr and Mrs Ores Swartz, Mr and Mrs Arthur Barstow, Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield, Mrs Ollie Gabriel, Mrs Bessie Moore, Mrs Adrian Moore, Mrs Sybil Dicken, Edith Craig, and Mr and Mrs Wesley Luman and son Harry.
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Chauncey
Hazel Luman
Harry Luman
Dorothy Kuelmer
Columbus
Wendell
Ores Swartz
Arthur Barstow
Arthur Burchfield
Ollie Gabriel
Bessie Moore
Adrian Moore
Sybil Dicken
Edith Craig
Wesley Luman
Harry
Flying Mail Man Attends Athens Mail Carriers Meet
The Flying Mail Man Mr Starr of Columbus visited Athens for the mail carriers convention on Saturday. He traveled with Miss Kathleen Bradfield and Bernard Bradfield and enjoyed airplane rides for Dr and Mrs C N Sanders of Millfield and their sons Bob and Bill.
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Chauncey
Mr. Starr
Columbus
Athens
Kathleen Bradfield
Bernard Bradfield
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Starr
Mrs. Sanders
Bob
Bill
Ladies Aid Quilting Meet at CHAUNCEY Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the MEF held an all day quilting at the church and will meet again next Wednesday. Present were Mrs. Mary Dew Lydia Spearry Mrs. Bess Nicholson Mrs. Bertha Border and Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey.
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Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society of the
MEF
Mary Dew
Lydia Spearry
Bess Nicholson
Bertha Border
Elizabeth Harvey
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