Bobcats face Bearcats in homecoming under lights
Ohio University poised for milestone as undefeated season hopes hinge on back to back battles with Cincinnati Bearcats and Miami Redskins. OU’s offense warmed up last week while Muskingum was blown away early. Bobcat squad eyes Cincinnati game as possible turning point, with plans for a night contest under floodlights.
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Ohio University Bobcats
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Miami
Redskins
Bowling Green
Ohio Wesleyan
Baldwin-W'sl
Muskie
King Brady
Dick Hodona
Company
Muskies
Ed Sudnick
Bohrats
Bill Hartman
Lez
Bobcat
Roy Pille
Frankie Szalay
Ohio Westeyan'n Reserve
Delaware
Rio Grande College
Jackson High School Stadium
Pille
Wayne University
Detroit
Bobcats
Cincin
Muskingum
Chris Stefan
George Ksenich
Bobby Mills
Athens
Varsity
Mills
Larry Flor
Don Peden
Stan Zylowski
Stan Vravec
Carnegie Tech
Wilberforce
Ledger
Ohio State
Denison
Wilning
University of Wisconsin Badgers
Washington & Jefferson
Ostterbein
Bowling Green Falcons
Cincy
Dayton Flyers
Outerbein
Heidelberg
Ohio
Wooster
Capital
Findlay
Oilers
Ohio Northern
Akrons Zippers
Case
Hiram’s ‘Terriers
Kenyon Lords
World Series seventh tilt set for tomorrow at Sportsman Park
Sam Breadon sells tickets for a seventh game as the Cardinals eye another win behind The Cat Brecheen against the Red Sox. Boston counters with Dave Ferriss while St Louis plans after a 4-1 victory that left Slaughter and Musial contributing key runs and defensive plays.
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Jack Hand
ST. Louis
Sam Breadon
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry
Cat
Sox
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Boston
Marty Dickson
Marty Marion
Howie Pollet
Enos Slaughter
Mickey Harris
Slaughter
Harris
Tex Hughson
Thursady
Earl Johnson
Redbirds
Brecheen
Rudy York
Doerr
Harry Walker
del Rice
the Cat
Red Schoendienst
Terry Moore
Culberson
Stan Musial
Johnny Pesky
Whitey Kurowski
Schoendienst
Musial
Ohio colleges boast four undefeated elevens after weekend football
Ohio University and Kent State sit with 3–0 records while Defiance has 2–0 and Oberlin opened with a 25–0 win. Baldwin Wallace and Mount Union tied. Wilberforce fell to Tuskegee, Muskingum lost to Ohio U, and Bluffton suffered again as Kent State beat them 39–6.
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Don Stull
Associated Press
Ohio College
Ohio University
Kent State
Defiance
Oberglen
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Baldwin-Wallace Yellow Jackets
Mount Union
Purple Raiders
Yellow Jackets
Ance
Ohio Wesleyan
Ashland College
Wilberforce
Tuskegee Institute
Chicago
Muskingum Muskies
Ohio U
Bobcats
Bluffton
Golden Flashes
Cedarville
Lawrence Tech
Detroit
Toledo
Rockets
Marshall
Thundering Herd
Huntington
W. Va
Reeserve
Ohio
Buckeye
Indiana
Cleveland
Obderlin
Yeomen
Pomeroy Boys Attend Marshall College Game
Pomeroy High School coach Herndon Wilks led the Pomeroy Panther team to Huntington West Virginia as guests of Marshall College Wilks alma mater. The bus transport was provided by the Pomeroy Downtown Coaches Association. In the game Marshall College tied Toledo University 14 14.
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Pomeroy
Herndon Wilks
Pomeroy Panther
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Wilks
Pomeroy Downtown Coaches Association
PHS
Toledo University
Friday Fuss May Solve SEO Conference Race
The Athens Bulldogs host Middleport Yellow Jackets in a decisive Friday football clash at Athens High School stadium. Athens, led by Dave Evans with 13 points, seeks a 19-0 win to stay unbeaten in league play as Middleport thumps rivals and others chase outcomes across the Southeastern Ohio Conference.
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Southeastern Ohio
Athens
Thee
Middleport
Pomeroy Seen
Logan
Wellston
Jackson
Nelsonville
Eaneefia
Gallipolis
Pomeroy Jackson
Athens High School
Athens Bulldogs
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Princer
Syye Leune
Pilus
Bulldogs
Dave “Red” Evans
Northwestern Faces Michigan In Big Nine Showdown
Northwestern, unbeaten this season with a perfect mark, travels to Ann Arbor to meet Michigan in the top Big Nine clash. Michigan, coming off a 20-13 loss to Army, seeks rebound as other Big Nine games unfold including Purdue at Ohio State and Iowa at Indiana.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wildcats
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Army
Wolverines
Indiana
Iowa
Purdue
Ohio State
Illinois
Wyoming
Michigan State
Penn State
Marquette
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Badgers
Earl Mayes
Don Kindt
Ben Bendrick
HOW CARDS STYMIED WILLIAMS IN MIDSEASON DEFENSE
Diagrams from actus photographs show Cardinal manager Eddie Dyer facing Ted Williams with a packed infield to counter Boston’s lefty power. Dyer kept Marty Marion at shortstop to cover the left side while Boudreau’s plan used a three man leftward alignment, sparking cries for Williams to adjust by hitting to the left.
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Cardinal
Eddie Dyer
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Biston
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Dyer
Boudreau
Marty Marion
Diamond
Eft Hardener
Boston
Ted
QB Club Meets With Films and Sports Talks
The Quarterback Club at the Elks Club will hold a full Monday program starting at 7 30 p m. Films include the Ohio U Western Michigan game and a feature titled Working For Fun narrated by Bill Stern. Fack Rhoades will explain 1946 football rules and Don Peden will discuss Saturday's Ohio U game plus scouts reports on Cincinnati Bearcats.
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Ohio University
Elks Club
Nellis
Ohio U.western Michigan
Banks’ Sport Shop
Bill Stern
Fack Rhoades
Don Peden
Ohio U
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Bears and Redskins again atop NFL standings
In week standouts Sid Luckman led the Bears to a 28 28 tie with the Rams in Chicago as Chicago and Washington held the NFL's only unbeaten marks. Sammy Baugh helped Washington beat the Giants 24 14 in D C. Paul Christman threw four TD passes for the Cardinals in a 36 14 win over the Lions in Detroit.
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Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Skins
Bears
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Redskins
Sid Luckman
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago
Sammy Baugh
Philadelphia
Eagles
Giants
Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Steelers
Boston
Paul Christman
Chicago Cardinals
Lions
Detroit
Christman
Bill Dewell
Ward Cuff
Frank Ivy
Cuff
Jim Callahan
Dave Ryan
Barons Lose 9-3 in Exhibition to Detroit Red Wings
Cleveland Barons fall to the Detroit Red Wings 9 to 3 in an exhibition at Akron P. The Barons wrap the training schedule and open American League play against Philadelphia in the Cleveland arena tomorrow night. Six T parties noted as Clemson plans remain in single wing offense.
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AKRON
Cleveland Barons
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Philadelphia
Cleveland Arena
Clemson
S. C
Tigers
Six Youths From Hocking Enlist for Army Service
Six Hocking County youths enlist in the U S Army announced by Capt. D E Gould acting commanding officer of the Chillicothe Army recruiting station. Logan inductees include James Rees 18 and Richard E Sloan 19 both enlisting for 18 months. Sloan recently discharged from Navy after one year six months service. Other enlistees are Leroy D Beougher 18 near Logan Robert E Corne 18 Laurelville Billy E Krider 18 Laurelville and Roman O Bigham 18 Rockbridge. Sir Phillip Conner leaves for Philadelphia after a 15 day leave with his parents.
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Logan
Hocking County
U. S. Army
D. E. Gould
Chillicothe Army
James Rees
E. Front St
Richard E. Sloan
Seth Sloan
S. Walnut St
Sloan
Navy
County West
Leroy D. Beougher
Robert E. Corne
Laurelvile
Billy E. Krider
Laurelville
Roman O. Bigham
Rockbridge
Sir Phillip Conner
Philadelphia
John Conner
North St
Births And a Marriage License In Logan Area
Births recorded in Logan area include a daughter born Friday at 11 40 at Hocking Valley Hospital to Mr and Mrs BE Boyd Shawnee weighing eight pounds five ounces a daughter born Friday at 5 a m in Deanville to Mr and Mrs Theodore Keeney a son born Friday at 2 15 p m at Hocking hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Stivison Logan with Mrs Stivison formerly Freda Smith and Rhoda Smith as maternal grandmother A marriage license was issued in Probate Court Friday to William Ralph Bigham Jr 24 truck driver son of Mr and Mrs William Bigham Lancaster and Phyllis Loretta Bowsher 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs Otis Bowsher Lancaster Miss Margaret Kistler returned to Columbus Sunday after a week with her parents Ford and Mrs Kistler Church Street She is connected with the Veterans Administration in Columbus.
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Logan
BE. H. Boyd
Shawnee
Hocking Valley Hospital
Theodore Keeney
Deanville
Robert Stivison
Hocking Hospital
Stivison
Freda Smith
Rhoda Smith
William Ralph Bigham, Jr
William Bigham
Lancaster
Phyllis Loretta Bowsher
Home
Otis Bowsher
Margaret Kistler
Columbus
Ford Kistler
Church St
Histler
Veterans ‘Administration
Ruth Heft
the Daily News
R. D. Green
Omaha
Neb
J 'Glenn C. Harrington
Levenworth
Kas
Etta Roegge
Mulberry St
Mary. _Mingus
Richard Nixon
Arden S. Keyser
Methodist
Catlettsburg
John Blackburn
Carbon Hill
Ration Board
Sun ‘Glow Industries
Pridegroom
Vernon Nixon
Logan Rt
Zanesville
U. S. Navy
Okinawa
Charles Hildebolt
Charles Nf Eaton
Hildebolt
Eaton
Zita Connor
Wright Field
Dayton
John Connor
North St
B. B. Bumgardner
James Easterling
Nelsonville
Bumgardiner
Front St
Murray City
Vaughn Collins
Grace Thomas
Richard Spannow
Cleveland
Charles R. Sweazy
Lucy Sweazy
Zanes_ville Ave
Art Walters
Cheryl Lee
Logan Social Notes Highlights Club Dinners and Visits
Logan social column covers Mrs. C. D. Notestone hosting the Nonde script Club at Pritchards with guests and a six o clock dinner. It lists members, upcoming hostesses, and a long parade of local residents visiting Logan from nearby towns with weekend stays and trips.
DAR Chapter Holds First Autumn Meeting in Logan
Logan Miss Jessie McManigal led the ritual services as the Governor Worthington Chapter Daughters of American Revolution held their initial fall gathering Friday afternoon at Mrs. Paul Monks residence on N Mulberry Street. The program highlighted Washington places with a reading from Washington Our National Capital and roll call featured notes on the lives of presidents wives. Refreshments were served to a group that included Mrs. D A Rannells Mrs. Marcus Kerr Mrs. Amos Potts Miss Mary Louise Bowen Miss Minnette McCray and several others including special guest Mrs. William Patchen.
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D. A. Rannells
Marcus Kerr
Amos Potts
Anthony Toetner
Mary Louise Bowen
Minnette McCray
R. E. Allen
John T.underwood
A. G. Steinmen
W. W. Keynes
J. A. Green
Emma Westenhaver
Tes
McManigal
William Patchen
Mrs Harden Is Hostess at Zion A B Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Carl Harden hosted the October Zion A B Ladies Aid gathering with Mrs Leo Armstrong assisting. Mrs Will Hansel led the program on Faith followed by hymns read by Mrs D H Woodard and readings by Mrs Clyde Guthrie. Refreshments were served. Special guests included Mrs Charles Hartsel Mrs Elmer Michel and new member Mrs Lee Harden.
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Will Hansel
D. H. Woodard
Clyde Guthrie
Charles Hartsel
Elmer Michel
Lee Harden
Harold Rheinscheid
Ed Foltz
Frank Linton
Grant Harden
Lioyd Nutter
W. H. Mowery
Thelma Mowery
Logan Mayor Weltner to chair Kiwanis meeting
Logan mayor Denzil Weltner will chair the Kiwanis program Tuesday evening at the Logan Clay Product Clubrooms. The 23rd annual Ohio Kiwanis district convention is planned for Oct 15 15 at Columbus. Downtown Columbus Kiwanis Club will sponsor a concert by the Columbus Boys Choir opening the event. Logan Kiwanis will be represented by LeRoy Conkle Lew Graham and Howard Ralston.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
Kiwanis
Logan Clay
Ohio Kiwanis
Golumbus
Kiwanis Club of Columbus
Columbus Boys Choir
Logan Club
LeRoy Conkle
Lew Graham
Howard Ralston
Extension Specialist To Speak at Dinner
James R. Smoot announces beef cattle extension specialist L. P. McCann will address the annual beef cattle dinner on November 5 at the Logan Clay Product Club rooms. A committee appointed last year has planned the program and reservations are requested promptly.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
L. P. McCann
Logan Clay
Four Treated For Injuries During Week
Newspaper brief notes multiple injuries across the Logan area. John Rizer of Logan left Highway Route 75 Sunday, feared asleep at the wheel, sent by Heinlein ambulance to his sister’s home. A 12 year old near Logan fractured left arm while playing on school grounds at Ilesboro. Louise Six burned on right hand by hot grease while employed at Wooden Shoe. Margaret Grace, Nelsonville, admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital Sunday. Mrs. Burgess and daughter, and Mrs. Searles and daughter, dismissed from Hocking Valley Hospital.
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John Rizer
Rizer
Heinlein
Vern Robinett
Hovie Hagan
Ilesboro
Louise Six
Margaret Grace
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Harry Burgess
New Straits
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