OU Football Ticket Rush For Cincinnati Game
The 750 remaining tickets for Saturday's Ohio-Cincinnati clash will be returned to the Bearcat athletic office Thursday. Local fans must buy by 4 p.m. Thursday. The piece notes Ohio University fans expect a tight, potentially high-scoring game under night lights, with Homecoming and other weekend events shaping a busy sports slate in Athens. It also references professional football and college programs, underscoring strong interest in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Bearcat
Harold Wise
Ohio
Vic
Don Peden
Ilinois
Bobcats
Bearcats
Athens-Mid-leport
Mansfield-Massillon Tilt Headlines State Card
The annual high school football title chase centers on Mansfield vs Massillon in a key clash at Mansfield Friday. A Mansfield win would bolster their title bid, while a Massillon victory would weaken Mansfield’s hopes as Lincoln Latin dominant in Ohio. Also notes Waite and Newark losses and Coshocton’s comeback over Newark, with other contenders remaining undefeated. Barney Ewell returns to Penn State for fall studies.
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Don Stall
Columbus
Mansfield
Massillon
Cleveland
Cathedral Latin Lions
Ohio
Army
Massillon Tigers
Tigers
Tygers
Lions
Mansfielders
Mansfield Dogs
Indercome
Stark County
Toledo Waite
Newark
Wildcats
Waite
Toledo Libbey
Libbey
Wavtes
Dick Davis
Coshocton Redskins
Barons Open American League Hockey Versus Philadelphia Rockets
Cleveland's new Barons debut in the American League facing the Philadelphia Rockets in a season opener. Only seven players from last year remain as a largely overhauled lineup features new forwards Hank Goldup and Bobby Carse plus fresh defensemen. Philadelphia lists four ex Bar ons including Hergesheimer and Prokop.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia Rockets
Barons
Les Cunningham
Fred Thurier
Lou Trudel
Ernie Triggs
Gordon Davidson
Danny Sprout
John (Hiszrian) Bower
Bobby Carse
John Holcota
Pete Leswick
John McLenahan
Detroit
Julian Sawchuk
Doug Lane
Hank Goldup
New York Rangers
Philadelphia
Phil Hergesheimer
Ed Prokop
Pete Bessone
Paul Gauthier
World Series finale pits Ferriss against Dickson for title
St Louis anticipation runs high as 35,000 pack Sportsman's Park for game seven of the 43rd World Series. Dave Boo Ferriss seeks the title and $127,739 in cash against Murty Dickson, with Boston favored 13 to 26 after six games and Ted Williams limited by the Dyer Shift. Ferriss aims to seal a rare Red Sox series victory as St Louis counters with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Jack Hand
ST. Louis
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Boston Red Sox
Murty Dickson
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Boston
Sportsman's Park
Ferriss
Sox
Dickson
Ted Williams
Williams
Dyer
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Dave Boo Ferriss
Cardinals
Hartford Tigers Clinch Season With 19–4 Win Over Reedsville
Hartford Tigers pounded 28 hits led by Ralph Sayre with five, routing Reedsville 19 to 4 to cap the season. Errors plagued Reedsville as Hartford built a dominant offense, with Haskins and Walters aiding the win and Austen Mason Biesing and R York contributing offensively.
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Reedsville
Ralph Sayre
Hartford Tigers
Hartford
Haskins
Walters Austen
Mason
Biesing
R. York
Cincinnati Eleven Strong Foe Scout Tells QB Club
OU scouting staff told Athens Quarterback Club that Cincinnati is big and fast with shifty backs. Blosser analyzed Bearcats T formation, ends, and line, noting a tougher test for Ohio University as Don Peden’s reserves improve. A floodlight drill at Athens High precedes Saturday’s game as Michigan Muskies result leaves doubts about the squad.
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Cincinnati
Bobcats
Bearcats
Ohio University
Cincinnati University
Athens
Elks Club
Kermit Blosser
Bobcat
den Peden
Blosser
Dayton
Indiana
Kentucky
Jack Rhoades
Intra-Mural
University
Muskies
Athens High School
Three Held to Grand Jury in Bowling Center Burglary
In Point Pleasant Gerald Edison Juniper Roy Junior Newell and Billy Sunday pleaded guilty at arraignment on breaking and entering the 22nd St Bowling Center Sept 7, stealing 79 dollars and merchandise. Bond set at 1600 each. Juniper posted, others committed. The trio showed officers where goods were hidden. river flow later washed many items away. Newell also pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the Point Pleasant Southern States Cooperative store on 11th St.
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Point Pleasant
Gerald Edison Juniper
Roy Junior Newell
Billy Sunday
22Nd St. Bowling Center
Juniper
Sunday
Newell
Land of Mason Realty Co
W. G. Durst
Point Pleasant Southern States Cooperative
11Th St
Christ Episcopal Benefit Bridge Planned at Parish House
Plans completed for a benefit bridge hosted by Christ Episcopal Church Service Guild at the parish house Wednesday at 8 p.m. Tickets available from guild members or at the door. A dessert will be served at 8. Ten prizes will be awarded to the ten highest scorers and about twenty tables are expected.
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Point Pleasant
Christ Episcopal Church Service Guild
Farm Women Inspect Homes During Tour
Miss Vir ginia Parsons led a large group of Mason County farm women on a tour last Thursday visiting several homes. Inspections covered improvements in home furnishings water systems electrical appliances storage and laundry rooms with accompanying organizers listed from the West Virginia Extension Service.
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Point Pleasant
Virginia Parsons
Mason County
Parsons
Harry Nibert
Reginald Archer
Ogden Stevens
Howard Daugherty
J. E. Sommers
George Byus
Goldie Sullivan
Car] Parsons
C. B. Thompson
Robert Roush
Andy Russell
Logan Burdette
Roy Krebs
Arch Yeager
Grace Stone
Clarence Adkins
Dora Cullen
Harold Lewis
Ray Roush
A. P. Roush
Probe Roush
Lawrence Parsons
Oris Bumgarner
John Bumgarner
Douglas Roush
Robert, Hoffman
Bert Roush
J. Lester Ohlinger
Velma Roush
Olson Sayre
Ora
Lesta Rickard
Farley Bell
Earl Mohr
Terry Roush
E. C. Roush
Clarence Blessing
J. F. Ro
Social notes and league results from local 1946 events
Mrs. E. E. Heiner hosted a small dinner on Main Street with guests Mrs. E. J. Somerville Mrs. Jessie Mossman Mrs. O. B. Kelly and Miss Nora Somerville. Local league standings and high scores are listed for McBee and City leagues plus Women’s Auxiliary meets at First Presbyterian Church. Several social items summarize church circle events and weekend travels of residents including students at Marshall College and the University of Michigan.
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E. E. Heiner
Main St
E. J. Somerville
Jessie Mossman
Kelly
Nora Somerville
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies City
Leagu P.m
Eugene Leslee
Sterrett
Home Mission
R. A. Lapsley
James E. McComb
Hall
Wendell G. Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
S. C
Okey Buzzard
Lincoln Ave
Parkersburg
Hugo Juhling
Hartford
Milton L. Miller
Southwestern Women's Club
DAR
Mansion House
Howard Yerges
Park Drive
Ann Arbor
Mich
Howard, Jr
John W. Elliott
Philippi
C. C. Lewis
Old Town Farm
Eliot
Alderson Broaddus College
Charles Lewis
Peter H. Steenbergen
William Lewis
Catlettsburg
E. 9. Buckalow
Ermngene Wiliams
Route 2
Huntington
Presbyterian Church
Marion Fossesong
Ohio River Road
J. Oral Eads and Sons
Jericho Road
Deland Fla
C. G. Billups
Jocal
N. L. Powers
Lake Erie
Kentucky
Jenkins Seeks Speed Records at Bonneville Salt Flats
Former Salt Lake City mayor and noted land speed record holder Jenkins arrives with the Mobil Special to Bonneville 120 miles west of Salt Lake City. Crews smooth the circular courses as Jenkins aims to surpass his one hour record of 182.5 mph and push toward 201 mph with ideal weather. Bud Winfield and Marv Jenkins join the team as trial runs begin tomorrow.
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Salt Lake City
Bonneville Salt Flats
Ah Jenkins
Jenkins
Bud Winfield
Marv
Los Angeles
Tomor
Grimms Landing Youth Earns Farm Degree at Kansas City
Grimms Landing youth Gus Doug las Jr. was among 178 farm boys awarded the American Farmer Degree at the Victory Convention of TFA in Kansas City. West Virginia recipients included Dan F. Folk of Martinsburg and Burl Swisher of Jane Lew.
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Grimms Landing
Point Pleasant
Gus Douglas
TFA
Kansas City
West
Rardin Speaks at Wohelo Farm Club Meeting
William H. Rardin was guest speaker at the Wohelo Farm Women's Club October meeting. His topic was Our Responsibility as Parents aligned with Training the Child for Good Citizenship. The club plans repairs to its clubhouse to create a community center for the Ashton Apple Grove area south of the Kanawha.
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Point Pleasant
William H. Rardin
Wohelo
Polls Designated For Tobacco Voting in Oct Referendum
Polls named for the tobacco referendum include Beale at B C Wallace Store Elmwood Nat Broad Run Flat Rock and other locations. Designated sites cover courthouse Shadie and Arbuckle Block School Glenwood E F Rays Store South Side John Sommers Store Leon Hickory Chapel Sunnyside Withers Store Upland Freemont Miller’s Store.
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Point Pleasant
Beale
B. C. Wallis
Elmwood
Nat
Broad Run
Flat Rock
Courthouse
Shadie and
Arbuckle
Glenwood
E. F. Ray
South Side
John Sommer
Leon
Hickory Chapel
Sunnyside
Withers
Upland
Freemont
Miller's
Mrs McClung Elected Vice Regent at DAR Wheeling Convention
Mrs. A Keith McClung of Hartford was elected vice regent of the West Virginia National Society DAR at the Wheeling convention held October 11 and 12. Delegates from Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter included Mrs. W H Vaught, Mrs. Clyde Tallman, Mrs. John William Steinbergen, Mrs. Holly Simmons, and Mrs. Olin Roush.
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Point Plesasant
A. Keith McClung
Hartford
West Virginia National Society
DAR
Wheeling
Charles Lewis
W. H. Vaught
Clyde Tallman
John William Steenbergen
Holly Simmons
Olin Roush
Two Newborns in Point Pleasant Area Families
Mr and Mrs Alfred Alexander Plants of Henderson welcomed a daughter Christine Anne on Oct 11 at home weighing five pounds four ounces. Mr and Mrs Edgar Workman of Kanawha Street welcomed a son Charles Edsar at Holzer Hospital on Oct 13 at 2 30 PM. The mother is Charles Anna Ball. The maternal grandmother is Mrs C D Bail of Kanawha Street.
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Point Pleasant
Alfred Alexander Plants
Henderson
Christine Anne
Edgar Workman
Kanawha St
Holzer Hospital
Charles Edsar
Charles Anna Ball
Addition Being Built at Two River Motor Co
Two River Motor Co on Viand Street on the south side of its current building is adding a new addition designed for garage facilities to expand its service and storage capacity.
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Point Pleasant
Two River Motor Co
Viand St.s
Committee To Meet In Point Pleasant Tonight
The Mason County Republican executive committee will meet here tonight to finalize arrangements for the pre election rally west Saturday. County Agents Chris Thorniley and W C Roberts attend a conference of agricultural extension workers at Jackson's Ws, expecting to return Friday. A marriage license has been issued to Roy Reed McKinney and Anita Evaice Thornton, both of Leon.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Republican Executive Committee
Roy Reed McKinney
Anita Evaice Thornton
Leon
Settlement on Clerk Fuss Fails in Point Pleasant
County Commissioner Darsel Wedge returned from a two week Iowa visit and attended the county court meeting Monday. An effort to settle a dispute over replacing the courthouse clerk failed. Wedge supported the committee's chosen candidate for the post.
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Point Pleasant
Darsel Wedge
Iowa
Wedge
Preliminary survey for flood wall in Point Pleasant
W T Hutchinson and the Messrs Robey Burton and Burnell of the Huntington Office U S Engineer Corp are in Point Pleasant for several days conducting a preliminary survey for the proposed flood wall They are checking the low point in each block as well as sewer and gas mains.
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Point Pleasant
W. T. Hutchinson
Equipment Shipped To Rail Bridge Construction Site
The American Bridge Co. has unloaded heavy steel equipment at the East Point Pleasant site where the 3. and O. railroad bridge crosses Route 35. Derricks and cranes have been erected for the new bridge project.
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Point Pleasant
American Bridge Co
Route 35
East Point Pleasant
Social Notes From Orbiston Visit Weekend Residents
Orbiston social notes list visiting relatives and friends from Circle Hill Murray City Newark The Plains Columbus Athens Buchtel and Logan. Names include Powell Barber Bookman McKee Nida Evans O Rourke Halliday Spence Hauser Bartoe Hardy Delbert Jones Largent Glancy and Vance Glancy with multiple Sunday and weekend visits.
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the Plains
Melvin Halliday
Newark
Helen Peacock
Betty Lou
Wanda Mae
Kenneth Delbert
Fred Conger
Walter McManaway
Mary Lu Jones
Buchtel
Grace Ayers
Jatana
Jenny Lea
Columbus
Clyde Largent
Logan
Charles McGraner
Athens
Alice Glancy
Misa Pearl Glancy
Vance Glancy
Amesville News Briefs Highlight Junior Carnival Plans
Amesville reports a pantomime titled and the Lights Went Out directed by John DeMolet with Mrs. Jean McAfee as producer. Junior Carnival plans include class officers Clifton Linscott Wanda Hines Mary Moore and Donna Jean Bolin with advisor Nellie Wooley. WSCS members urged to bring mite boxes to an Anne Smith home meeting. Jessie Owen hosted Clio Reading Club on Oct 7. Willing Workers Sunday School class supervised by Mrs. Gerald Nagle ran the Presbyterian Church night dinner and shown a restoration picture afterward.
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Amesville
John DeMolet
Jean McAfee
Clifton Linscott
Wanda Hines
Mary Moore
Donna Jean Bolin
Nellie Wooley
WSCS
Anne Smith
Jessie Owen
Clio
Fannie Starling
Raymond
Dale Mosier
Gerald Nagle
Presbyterian Church
Radio Highlights Tuning Tonight NBC CBS ABC MBS
NBC program lineup features Rudy Vallee Amos and Andy Fibber and Molly Red Skelton plus Godfrey talent scouts and Box Poppers. CBS offers American Melody Mel Blanc Show The O Neills and Boston Symphony Hour with Hoosier Hop. ABC presents How Do You Pronounce It The O Neills and Hoosier Hop. MBS airs Michael Shayne detective The Falcon and American Forum debating Is PAC a Threat to America.
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Tomght
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Amos and Andy
Red Skelton
CBS
Godfrey
ABC
the Falcon
American Forum
America
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University of Pennsylvania Guntmen
Dartmouth University
Dave Ferriss
Ohio College Records
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Kent State
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Baldwin-Wallace
Mount Union
Western Reserve
Toledo
Wilberforce
Akron
Muskingamer
Ohio Wesleyan
Tere
Ohio Northern
Aeepee
Rio Grande Sebdee Wittenberg
Spten-Es
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Ohio State
Cedarville
Heidelberg Rae Fees
Marietta
Ess
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Hiram
Euole Yortz
Kenyon
Wilmington Sete
John Carrell Tebeee
Mason Thett
Mrs. Heiner
McBee
Wooo«&Lsspet
Machine Shop No
Executive
Machine Shop
Eschenbacher
Keysort
McBee Girls
Pierce
Burt
Sewing Circle of Heights United Brethren Church
Mina Sayre
Jackson Ave
J. Oral Eads
Deland
Marcus McDaniel
Hale Blessing
T. F. Yost
F. H. Capehart
T. L. Morrison
Harry Godfrey
Elmer Ebersbach
Mathews Oil
Ford
McKee Drug
Club
Barber's
Heck Plumbing
Harm
Horn
Ford Hack
Riley
Pure On
Pure Oil
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Ala
Furman
Jack
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Clerk Fuss
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