Ohio freshmen football ready for Cincinnati frosh opener
Ohio State frosh under Coach Frank Richey prep for a Saturday clash with Cincinnati U frosh at home. The squad, in week four, lists about 100 on the roster after an initial 170 turnout and schedules five games including trips to Cincinnati and Oxford. The line averages 200 pounds with Carl Finnan at 260, and a deep backfield includes Bill Koch and Richard Davis among others.
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Larry Press
Ohio
Frank Richey
Cincinnati U
Cutler Hall
Bobkittens
Cincinnati
Richeymen
Queen City
Miami U
Oxford
Rio Grande College
Gallipolis
Miami
Carl Finnan
Finnan
Don Wentz
Mansfield
Tony DiBaggio
Bill Leadingham
Portsmouth East
Vic Gross
Wilbur Farley
Utica
Bill Whipple
Pasadena
Calif
Ralph Burrows
Don Lang
Bob Osilund
Jim Ramsey
Jess Heil
Ronald van Horn
Russ Morley
Dick Sopko
al Courtney
Lakewood
Rod Andrews
Dayton
Pat Connelly
Midland
Carl Johnson
Columbus
Robert Minn
Honolulu
T. H
Bill Koch
Cleveland
Richard Davis
Ejton Martelli
Canton Lincoln
Andy Savchuk
Dave McEvers
Osborn
Jim Canaris
Wayne Rhodes
Charles Stack
Don Ramsey
Richmond Wright
Quinn Stumpf
Copley
Robert Puglisi
Ashland
Jayvees
Bobcats
Rio Grande
Michigan and California Duel for Rose Bowl Preview
California seeks a Rose Bowl bid after a 4-0 start under Waldorf while Michigan stays undefeated and eyes a Big Nine title. The schedule features Illinois at Minnesota and Iowa at Ohio State with Notre Dame facing Nebraska and Marquette at San Francisco as notable intersecting games.
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California
Golden Bears
Crisler
Wolverine
Michigan
Waldorf
Northwestern
Bears
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Wolverines
Ray Eliot
Illinois
Ilinois
Minnesota
Champaign
Gophers
Washington
Nebraska
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio State
Purdue
Boston U
Yale
Notre Dame
South Bend
Marquette
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Vet dies after college football injury
John Eide a 20 year old Marine veteran died in a Minneapolis hospital five hours after a tackle during a Macalester Saint Thomas College freshman game. Preliminary autopsy indicates a cerebral laceration as the cause. The coroner notes a prior head injury about three years earlier.
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Minneapolis
John Eide
MacAlester-St. Thomas College
Eide
Russell R. Heim
Hennepin County
Ride
Profit Reported For Cleveland Indians Stockholders
Bill Veeck said 20 stockholders may receive a large portion of their original investment. He reported a refinancing suggestion to retire 5 percent debenture bonds at a directors meeting in Chicago. Club profits for the season were estimated at 500000 dollars.
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Cleveland UP
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Veeck
Chicago
Cosmic Bomb captures Trenton Handicap at Garden State Park
Cosmic Bomb, racing as part of the Golden Greek silks of William Helis, set a track record with a 1:48 2-5 mile and one-eighth victory in the $50,000 added Trenton Handicap at Garden State Park.
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Camden
N. J
Cosmic Bomb
Trenton
Garden State Park
William Helis
Pharamond
Chicago
Dr. Stanton
Windy Fraser
Forest
Ontario
Aurora Downs
Swartz Sunoco Leads Glouster Bowling Standings
Schedule and standings for Glouster bowling leagues list Swartz Sunoco atop with 8 wins and 1 loss. High scores include Joe Wolfe Sr 576 across three games and Fred Hemsley Jr 214 in one game. Dodgers beat Cardinals 656 to 1739 in separate listings.
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Vernon Electric
Ogg Motor
Beshara
Glouster Cleaners
Hemsley’s
Swartz
Sunoco
Pet. Swartz
Soma MN
Joe Wolfe
Fred Hemsley, Jr
Swartz Sunoco
Yanks
Dodgers
Reds
Cardinals
Secoas
Areata
TF. Sree Ccopalbaus
Ccs
Caine Pete
OCA Acietes
BGR
Untdiace Its- Shik
F. Lantz
B. Kay
Football Scores From Sunday Across Colleges and Pro Teams
College results include Hawaiian All-Stars 14 Idaho State 12 and Niagara 6 over St Benedicts Scranton 39. Service teams show San Diego Naval Air 45 Seattle Naval Air 0. Fort Lewis 7 Bremerton Navy. Pro National League games feature Chicago Cards 14 Green Bay 10 and Bears 40 Washington 28. Giants 20 Pittsburgh 30 Los Angeles 27 Detroit 13. All America LA 13 Cleveland 10 and San Francisco 42 Chicago 28.
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Idaho State
Rockhurst
St. Benedict C. Scranton
Niagara
San Diego Naval Air
Seattle
Naval Air
Fort Lewis
Bremerton Navy
Chicago
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia
Washington
NY Giants
Pittsburgh
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Gulfstream Park Plans New Year Racing to Avoid Bowl Conflict
Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Florida plans to resume racing on December 1 and operate New Year’s Day to avoid conflicting with the Orange Bowl game that afternoon. The meeting runs through January.
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Hallandale
Fla
Gulfstream Park
Week's Card Lists 22 Ohio Tilts
Ohio college schedule centers on Ohio State versus Iowa while 22 other games draw interest. Toledo at Dayton and Miami at Xavier loom as potential upsets amid a slate featuring Muskingum Denison and regional clashes with several itinerant opponents.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State
Bucks
Iowa
Toledo
Dayton
Miami
Xavier
Rockets
Youngstown
Penguins
Musketeers
John Carroll
Kentucky
Wildcats
Findlay
Defiance
Bluffton
Ashland
Baldwin
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Case
Ohio Wesleyan
Oklahoma City
Cincinnati
Wooster
Denison
Heidelberg
Capital
Hiram
Grove City
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kent State
Kenyon
Marietta
Mount Union
Akron
Washington- Jefferson
Muskingum
Hamilton
N.Y
Oberlin
Rio Grande-Steubenville
Follanshee
W.va
Western Reserve
Wayne
Detroit
Wittenberg
Ohio Northern
Scranton
Wilmington
Morris Harvey
Charleston
Cedarville
Detroit Tech
Weekend Sports Briefs from Belmont to Dayton
Rico Monte won the $100,000 New York Handicap at Belmont Park with stable mate Talon second and Phalanx third. Also noted are Bentty Jameson winning the Texas Women’s Open, Frank Stranahan taking the Hardsecrabbie Invitational Amateur Championship, Ted Horn setting three track records at Dayton Speedway, and Mal Whitfield’s South American 800-meter record.
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Associated Press
New York
Rico Monte
Belmont Park
Talon
Phalanx
Stymie
Crows
Dayton
Ted Horn
Paterson
N. J
Dayton Speedway
Horn
Bennos Aires
Mal Whitfield
Ohio State
Fishing Said Poor on Shade River
The State Division of Conservation reported poor fishing on the Shade River last week. Don Slagle of Gallipolis and John Pelton of Waverly said anglers averaged fewer than one fish per hour, with catches mainly hooked on worms or minnows.
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Gallipolis
Shade River
Don Slagle
John Pelton
Waverly
T.e State Division of Conservation
Purol Maintains 9-Game Tuesday League Streak
Knapp of Superior Electric led men with high weekly score after an eight strike start in the single game before a split in the ninth. McKee Drug and Kern Cleaners appear among top teams with multiple mentions in the week’s standings and high series totals.
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Knapp
Superior Electric
McKee Drug
cKee Drug
Wesenvck
Athens Buick
McBee
Wcnccessensd
Hess Grocery
Aw Tae McBee
Nn.cessas
Kern Cleaners
McBride
Nal
ceBee
Ee Ee
Delale Pure Oilo
Tenemos
Athens Messenger
Heck Plumbing
Mathews Oi
McBee Ee Ewe Wen Wee Ewes
Banks Sport
Barbers’ Service
Eee Ee
Parker Wholesale
Ware Eee
Carpenter
Eee
Railway Express O
Athens Machine
Moose
Martin Heaters Ooe
Bolin
Pure Oil
We Sa
Rss Swee
Wwe Wee Cow
Machine Shop
Order Dept Factory
Merrick
Order Dept
Browns Succumb to Dons 13–10 in Narrow Loss
Browns coach Paul Brown called the 13–10 defeat to the Los Angeles Dons a ripe licking after two first stringers, center Mike Scarry and end Dante Lavelli, were injured. Lou Groza opened with a 28 yard field goal as Cleveland led 7–0, but the Dons rallied with a Chuck Fenenbock TD return and a late Agajanian field goal to seal the win.
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Larry Smith
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Dons
Browns
Mike Scarry
Dante Lavelli
Scarry
Lavelli
Dons
Lou Groza
Clevelanders
Groza
Motley
Chuck Fenenbeck
Ben Agajanian
Chuck Fenenbock
Los Angeles
Reds Eye Texas Farm Sale to Tulsa Club
Cincinnati of the National League took a 15 day option on buying the Tulsa Club of the Texas League. Texas League owners approved the probable sale with Grayle Howlett remaining with the club. Howlett owns 2 percent. Army Athletic Association loans West Point film file on Glenn Davis and Dec Blanchard. Earl Blaik won the Army Athletic Association saber in 1920 for his outstanding play.
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Dallas
Cincinnati
Tulsa Club
Grayle Howlett
Howlett
THE
Army Athletic Association
Motion Picture Company
Army Black and Gold
West Point
Glenn Davis
Dec Blanchard
ARMY
Earl Blaik
Nelsonville Teen Party At Pedigo Farm
Mr and Mrs Charles E Pedigo hosted a coke party Saturday at their Nelsonville Route 1 farm for area teens. The event featured red and white decorations, jack o lanterns, games and contests with refreshments. Grand prizes went to Wilford McCombs and Dorothy Hughes for most popular girl.
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Nelsonville
Charles E. Pedigo
Wilford McCombs
Dorothy Hughes
Harold Pancake
Max McGuire
Dean Cable
Gerald McCombs
Herb Schoonover
Junior Hughes
Tommy Taylor
Mary Taylor
Charlotte Hughes
Jo Ann Bradley
Lucy Hartman
Charlotte Strattenberger
Lavania McCombs
Susannah Wesley Circle Meeting Set at Dew Hotel
Susannah Wesley Circle of WSCS will hold a Thursday 7 30 p m meeting hosted by Mrs Stanley Dew at the Dew Hotel with members attending.
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Susannah Wesley Circle
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Stanley Dew
Dew Hotel
Initiation Planned at Eudora Chapter 72 OES Meeting
At Tuesday night’s gathering of Eudora Chapter 72 Order of the Eastern Star the agenda includes initiation ceremonies to be held at the Masonic Temple.
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Eudora
Masonic Temple
Mrs. Estella Stewart Visiting Sons in Lancaster and Logan
Mrs Estella Stewart of Lancaster spent a week with her son Frank E Stewart in Haydenville and is visiting this week with her son Joe Stewart in Logan.
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Estella Stewart
Lancaster
Frank E. Stewart
Haydenville
Joe Stewart
Logan
Deeter Family Visit and Surprise Birthday Party
Henry Deeter visited his daughter and daughter in law in Hockingport. Parkersburg guests included Mrs. Sid McIntyre and Mrs. Earl Cowdery. Barry Halsey traveled home after a week with grandparents F Halsey in Reedsville. A surprise party at Willie Shields home celebrated their son's tenth birthday with many relatives and friends. Ice cream and cake were served.
Integrity of City's Founders Cited At Cemetery Restoration
Nelsonville honors its founders at Fort St Cemetery restoration ceremony led by Fred H. Johnson descendant of Daniel Nelson. DAR Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter and Nelsonville Elks underwrite work including leveling, new paths, re-seeding, and planned perpetual care.
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Johnson
Nelsonville
Fred H. Johnson
Zanesville
Christian Church Auditorium
Daniel Nelson
Fort St
Elizabeth Zane Dew
DAR
America
Oral Daugherty
W. H. Weigand
Elks Lodge
Gilbert Smith
Nelsonville Lodge of Elks
John Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
City Ministerial Association
William H. Adams
Granville
L. E. Butts
Elks Trustee Board
Nelsonville High School
L. A. Griffith
First Methodist Church
Raymond Simpson
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Weiegand
John Kelso
M. Q. Shepard
Nona Lane
Parker Sniffen
Elks
Daugherty
Vern Coakley
Donald Sheffield
Earl Baker
Sing Closes Observance By B&PW Club
Nelsonville members of the Business and Professional Womens Club closed National Business Week with a Community Sing on the Public Square assisted by groups from Buchtel Chauncey Murray City Carbon Hill and Carbondale directed by Mrs. Christine Brown of Chauncey Cider and doughnuts were served A fortune telling booth drew crowds Money from the sing and a bake sale goes to Mount St Mary Hospital Fund.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Womens Club
Buchtel
Chauncey
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Carbondale
Christine Brown
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Police Plan Bike Traffic Regulation
Nelsonville police plan stricter enforcement of bicycle rules amid a rise in night riding. Chief James Cope warned cyclists to use front and rear lights, a bell or horn, and to ride with traffic and obey signals or risk confiscation.
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Nelsonville
James Cope
80 MPH Speed Allegation Leads to Small Fine
State Highway Patrol affidavit cites 80 mph as alleged. Robert Inscho of Columbus pleaded guilty at Mayor Oral Daugherty's court and was fined 30 dollars plus costs. Three intoxication arraignments ended the week with all pleas guilty, fines 25 dollars and costs for Stacey Lavey and others. Verna Adams withdrew non support charges against Robert Adams in Oak Grove after his arraignment.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Robert Inscho
Columbus
Oral Daugherty
Stacey Lavey
Logan
Emery Murphy
Dorr
Clayton Murphy
Zaleski
Robert Adams
Oak Grove
Verna Adams
Nelsonville man recovers after major surgery
William Daw son of Nelsonville who had major surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus last week is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Nelsonville
William Dawson
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
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