Buckeye Bobcats endure costly Navy win
Ohio State defeated Navy in a hard fought game but suffered key injuries. Bernie McCashen, Hilbert, and Corradini left the field with knee, ankle, and hand injuries respectively, while John Dann and Pete Bernardo boosted the lineup with strong performances.
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Ohio U Bobcats face stiffer Buckeye Conference slate ahead
Mitch's Musings notes three wins in four nonconference games as Ohio University prepares for a tougher Buckeye Conference schedule. The Bobcats travel to Miami Oxford then host Georgetown Kentucky, with more meetings against Wittenberg Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan. A reader letter questions scheduling, urges tougher opponents like Centre and Villanova to boost publicity and interest.
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Athens High bows to Middleport in tough grid clash
Athens High School Bulldogs drop a 7 to 0 game to Middleport as the line faltered and interference slowed drives. Despite solid effort, Middleport’s tackling kept the Red and Black from scoring. setup drills aim at Logan High game on Oct 27.
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CAPTAINS TO BE APPOINTED FOR MARQUETTE BASKETBALL
Marquette University will not elect a single captain for 1932 33 basketball season. Coach William Chandler plans to name four captains before each game due to a deadlock in last spring's election.
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Oxford Eleven To Face Bobcats In Key Challenge
Joshua Crane of Brookline designs a long shafted putter to play with one hand after a polo injury. The Oxford eleven loom as a major obstacle in pursuing a fourth straight title. Miami’s veteran squad is strong at home and will test Ohio’s overhead passing game led by Harold Brown. A convocation rally with Coach Pedén and a special router train to Oxford are planned for Wednesday.
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Athens
Flying tackle draws referee ire in USC Loyola clash
The Southern California Loyola Los Angeles game ended 6-0 after a late Trojan drive. A towering flying tackle near the finish drew attention as refs missed earlier calls.
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Trade winds blow in National League
National League teams swirl around major trades as Boston, New York Giants, Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds circle a rumored four corner deal worth about 500000. Giants manager Bill Terry hinted a “Big Deal” may happen while others deny involvement and Dodgers seek top pitchers and first basemen with a spending cap up to 200000 to field a competitive next season.
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Logan High players show signs of comeback after injuries
Oct 18 John Eberst Jr of Logan High School football injured knee in Friday’s Gallipolis game walked to classes Monday and aims to rejoin the squad for next Saturday’s Jackson game. Teammate Jack Beker also improves from a nose injury suffered Friday.
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Kelton Out of Gallia Lineup With Wrist Injury
Kelton, star all-Southeastern Ohio halfback from 1931, is out of the Gallia Academy Middleport game Friday due to a cracked wrist and strained ligaments from a Logan incident. He will likely miss the Athens game on November 11, and Charlies Hamrick sat out practice with bruises from Logan.
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Athens
Charlies Hamrick
Syracuse and Chester End In Deadlock On Darkened Field
Syracuse and Chester battled to a tie as darkness halted play at Lith this Sunday. Pitching by Whipple for Chester and strong relief by Davie for Syracuse kept the game tight with Guenther and Moore delivering key hits and sparkling catches in the field.
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Sheck) Young
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Chester crushes Wilkesville in 47 0 football win
Chester defeated Wilkesville 47 0 in a Friday game at Wilkesville. The contest featured numerous Wilkesville fumbles and weak tackling by Chester. Reibel and Matlock stood out for Chester with strong passing and blocking plus solid defense from Viney, Summerfield, and the Chester line. Lambert and Jones led Wilkesville with strong defensive play.
Indiana Hoosiers Pose Threat To Michigan Title Race
Indiana enters as a dangerous Big Ten rival to Michigan with strong passing and running. The Hoosiers, led by Gene Opasik and Bob Jones, pose a serious challenge in Bloomington as Michigan aims to extend its unbeaten run.
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Lutz Seeks Renewal of Three-Mill Levy in Gallipolis
Gallipolis superintendent Wayne Lutz urges voters to renew a three-mill levy at the November 8 election. Renewal would maintain current taxes for Gallipolis Schools, prevent closure after four months, and preserve state aid tied to the levy. State support totals cited include $16,202.66 in 1930, $20,471.13 in 1931, and $10,449.14 in 1932.
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Wayne Lutz
Lutz
Jenkins outlines campaign at Gallipolis Jr. O. U. A. M.
Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins of Ironton spoke to the Gallipolis Jr. O. U. A. M. and the Daughters of America at the Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall on Monday night. He planned to address opponent Charles M. Hogan of Wellston and the Lafayette Post of the American Legion at the Legion Hall Wednesday night.
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Reinking Sets New Bay City Outboard Record
Ariel Reinking of Indianapolis Indiana shattered the professional Class A outboard speed mark at Bay City Michigan during the National Championship Regatta. His 41.95 mph performance exceeded the previous record of 30.564 mph set earlier.
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Sheline Leads Scout Boat Races in Rainy First Heats
Gallipolis hosts the annual Gallipolia Boy Scout miniature yacht races for the Mackenzie Cup. Raymond Sheline tops with two firsts and a second, followed by Hollis North with two seconds and a third, Donald Saunders with a first and a third, and Edwin Keeler with a second and a third. Nine Scouts competed as yachts were damaged for Keeler and Saunders. Robert Thabet and Robert Mackenzie served as judges.
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Robert Thabet
Robert Mackhensie
Towboat City of Pittsburgh Chartered After Idle Years
GALIAPOLIS Oct 14 The fine large steel towboat City of Pittsburgh owned by Carnegie Steel has been chartered to a Mississippi River company and left Pittsburgh yesterday. The vessel had been idle for nearly two years. The Weller, former City of Pittsburgh, built years ago, sold to Standard Oil for lower Mississippi towing. Recently Weller towed from Baton Rouge to New Orleans and then up the Ohio with tows. It passed down the Ohio Monday under Dept John Hottell, former Monongahela master, now Pittsburgh and New Orleans pilot.
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Assignment of Realty in Gallipolis Reported
Powell yesterday assigned $1,000 in real estate to H W for the protection of his bond was set at $1,200.
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Gasoline Barges Move from Memphis toward Pittsburgh
The W. W. Talbott of the Union Line carries 6,500 barrels of gasoline up the Onlo River from Memphis as the first southern refinery cargo bound for Pittsburgh. The Sem Craig previously delivered two tank barges with a 23,900 barrel gasoline tow from Memphis to Paducah and Owensboro.
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Bids Opened for Allegheny River Locks and Dam Project
United States engineer opened bids for two locks and one dam on the Allegheny River with a total estimated cost of 1,702,006.85 dollars. The lowest bid came from the Vang Construction Company of Pittsburgh.
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Allegheny River
Vang Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Marriage Licenses Granted in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis on Oct 18 Judge J H Clark issued marriage licenses to C W Castle 60 minister Chesapeake and Mrs George A Dawson 47 home missionary Chesapeake and also to George russe 21 laborer Gallipolis and Sallie Gillenwater 17 Gallipolis.
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George A. Dawson
J. 8. Clark
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Sallie Gillenwater
Galpolis
Mississippi River Reaches Historic Low at Gallipolis
River men report the upper Mississippi fell to 1.8 feet Sunday, the lowest level on record since stage measurements began, surpassing the 1864 low. Local officials monitor flooding and navigation impacts across the Ohio River area.
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Mississippi River
Hospital Discharge for Keee W Gallipolia
Keee W Gallipolia, who underwent a general operation at H Hospital, was discharged today.
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Keee W. Gallipolia
H Hospital
Personal mentions highlight Blackburns and local hosts
A. W. Blackburn city mail carrier and Mrs. Blackburn with his mother from Glouster spend a week at Hot. A double birthday dinner was held Sunday at 87 Court Street for Mrs. Halliday and John E. Halliday Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Smith of Williamstown W Va were guests at and Mrs. Homer Ward.
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A. W. Blackburn
Payroll figures point to Gallia County road work
Gallia County payroll for the flat half of September totals 2166.73 dollars as reported by County Surveyor F A Hassk ins. After year long road work, only three men received pay this period.
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F. A. Hasskins
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