Strong football leaders vow repeat bids this season
Ohio drills behind closed doors as Mitchh notes Notre Dame Michigan Purdue Southern California Tennessee and Pittsburgh emerge as top contenders. USC loses Sparling and two tackles but has replacements. Michigan returns 19 lettermen. Purdue, Notre Dame, Tennessee, and Pittsburgh also shape up strong. Separate baseball note quotes Joe McCarthy defending Yankees’ plan and praising players while contrasting the Senators’ dominance and Giants’ steady play.
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Notre Dame
Michigan
Purdue
Southern California
Tennesse
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Ray Sparling
Ernie Smith
Tay Brown
Trojans
Harry Newman
Capt. Williamson
Wolverines
Roy Hortsmann
Paul Moss
Dailey
Skladany
Miami Attack Is Presented By Yearlings
Bobcats prepare for Miami game with closed practice behind the scenes. Freshmen reveal Miami’s fast versatile attack built by Frank Wilton. Expect trick plays and heavy offensive pressure from the Redskins led by Hodnick’s knee and potential Robinette backup.
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Miami Attack
Yearlings
Marshall Clashes With Cincinnati Bearcats Under Lights
Marshall College readies for a night game at Ripper Stadium against Cincinnati after a rugged clash with Miami. Coach Tom Dandelet emphasizes a developing passing attack while noting injuries to Elda Carney and Wooley, with a likely large Huntington turnout expected and improved open play anticipated.
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Muntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Ripper Stadium
Cincinnat
Tom Dandelet
Miami
Cincinnati Bearcats
Dandelet
Skeets Farley
Candelet
Bearcats
Cincinnati
University of Kentucky
Meraha
Elda Carney
Wooley
Indians
Marshall
Army Illinois clash poised to draw big crowd in Cleveland
Cleveland hosts a high stakes intersectional football game as Army meets Illinois at Municipal Stadium. An estimated 40,000 are expected to attend with Illinois fresh from a 21 to 0 win over Wisconsin and Army coach HD Davidson guiding a powerful first year squad. A 160 piece Illinois band and Army pursuit planes from Selfridge Field are planned for Saturday morning festivities.
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Alan Smith
Cleveland
U.pr
Ohio
Army-Illinois
Municipal Stadium
West Point
Illinois
Wisconsin
Illini
Bob Zuppke
West
Army
Ilinois
Selfridge Field
Mich
Gar Davidson
Mlinets
Beall
Gooch
Winn
Stillman
Machado Outlawed as Cuban Officials Proclaimed Charged
Havana October 8 former president Gerardo Machado two principal officers and 24 aides were proclaimed outlaws and faced formal charges of murder and malfeasance in a sweeping government action amid Cuba turmoil.
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Machado
Cuba
Havana
Gerardo Machado
Hig Piipal
OSU Band Teases Michigan With Football Fight Song
The Ohio State University Band plans to play "Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf" when Michigan visits Ann Arbor for Saturdays game. The Wolverines players are nicknamed the Wolves, and the stunt aims to jibe the rival team before kickoff.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Wolves
Ohio Band
College grid notes from Michigan to Northwestern on week of Ohio State game
Reports from multiple campuses detail football preparations for key games. Michigan drills behind gates at Ferry Field for Ohio State. Illinois aims to outscore Purdue in Cleveland. Army trains for Army versus Illinois. Notre Dame scrimmages before Carnegie Tech. Indiana reshuffles line for Northwestern. Northwestern works on a pivot pass while Whalen recovers from an ankle injury.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Ferry Field
Harry Kipke
Wolverines
Ohio State
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Hank Anderson
Carnegie
Bloomington
Druggist Charles L. Perry Dies by Poison in Wilmington
Charles L. Perry, a former president of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association, the Wilmington Rotary Club, and the Snow Hill Country Club, committed suicide in his Wilmington drug store. He reportedly despondent over his wife's recent death.
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Wilmington
Charles L. Perry
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Big Ten Football Crowds Forecast For Weekend Showdowns
Chicago reports a record football day ahead with four Big Ten games and two intersectionals involving Western Conference teams likely to attract about 262,500 spectators and fill two stadiums. Michigan meets Ohio State at Ann Arbor, with capacity to rise to 87,000. Illinois plays Army at Lake Front Stadium in Cleveland drawing up to 50,000. Northwestern hosts Indiana at Evanston and Minnesota faces Pittsburgh in Minneapolis.
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U.P
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Michigan Stadium
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Army
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
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Pittsburgh
Iowa
Wisconsin
Iowa City
Hawkeye
Illines
CADET
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Big Lake Front
Yale
Evanston
Stanford
Minneapolis
Favor Tigers In Fray With Columbia 11
More than 40,000 fans are expected at Palmer Stadium in Princeton to watch the Princeton Tigers face the Columbia Lions in a clash of eastern powerhouses. Old Nassau is favored after last year’s 20-7 win. Princeton arrives with a deeper reserve pool and a stronger event record.
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Columbia
New York
U.P
Palmer Stadium
Princeton
N. J
Columbia Lions
Princeton Tigers
Old Nassau
Tigers
Weight Plus Experience May Bring Defeat for Polzin in Albany
In Albany a main wrestling event pits Charlie Polzin, who gives away weight, against Babe Stamford with a 1 pound edge and two hour time limit. Boxing features six rounds with Chuck Pyle of Athens vs Jimmy Ringheiser of Lancaster, plus Jack Olsen vs Harry Staniford in a best two of three falls prelim. The card opens at 3 30 with a four round boxing match.
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Polzin
Albany
Charlie Polzin
Grappler
Charlie
Chuck Pyle
Athens
Jimmy Ringheiser
Lancaster
Chuck
Paul Wanzo
Marietta
Ringheiser
Jack Olsen
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry “Young
Staniford
Lie Shin
Reds to Train in Tampa Again Next Spring
Sidney Weil president of the Cincinnati Reds announced the club will train in Tampa Florida again next spring, continuing a pattern of three years of Tampa camps.
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Cincinnati
U.2
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Tampa
Fla
Columbus horse wins feature at Norwalk opening race
Norwalk opening race sees T. D. Van owned by T. D. Van Camp of Columbus and driven by Harry Short win the 2:14 pace after four close heats. Mary McElwin owned and driven by Col. Bosworth of Lexington, Ky, also noted in the event.
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Norwalk
U.P
T. D
T. D. van Camp
Columbus
Harry Short
Mary McElwin
Col. Bosworth
Lexington
Boxers finish strong in West Coast cards and Midwest draw
In Stockton Fred Feary KOed Jim Merritt in the 4th. In Los Angeles Eddie Shea stopped Chalky Wright as Art Lasky knocked out Tony Sousa and George Simpson outpointed Leo Kelly. In St Paul Wayne Short and Babe Daniels drew after Mel Coleman beat Earl Mason and Louie Walker stopped Handsome Pikka.
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Stockton
Cal
Fred Feary
Jim Merriot
Los Angeles
Eddie Shea
Chicago
ST. Paul
Minn
Wayne Short
Babe Daniels
Minneapolis
Drew
Mel Coleman
Earl Mason
Albert Lea
Louie Walker
Newark driver wins two pacing trots at fall meet
Doningdale owned and driven by J Crumrine of Newark captured the 2:26 pace in a meet featuring three tight finishes. The program lists two fast miles to win the 2:10 trot as part of a meeting that will continue until October 27.
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Doningdale
J. Crumrine
Newark
Speiser Shines Amid Bulldogs Gridiron Struggles
Speiser nicknamed Spike stands out for McKinley football as acting captain and key leader. The article praises his decision making and blocking as teammates struggle, noting his punting and passing help the Bulldogs. Freshmen practice session shows the line improving with faster play and tougher tackling.
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Pete” McKinley
Spike
Speiser
Bulldog
Meigs Courthouse Bustling as Appeals Court Hears Case
POMEROY October 18 The Meigs County Courthouse buzzed with activity as the court of appeals sat industrial commission referees gathered and a county commissioners meeting occurred. Only one appeal heard J E Van Sickle versus M F French linked to an auto crash. Other cases postponed or delayed due to partial board presence.
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Pomeroy
Court of Appeals
State Industrial Commission
County Board of Commissioners
Home Loan
Meigs County
J. E. van Sickle
M. F. French
Common Pleas Court
Stillwagner
New Pittsburgh Coal Company
Chillicothe
Irving Karr
Sybil Ebersbach
W. A. Compton
A. B. Bingham
Middleport
Arthur Beegle
Pomeroy High elects class officers after lively campaign
Election day at Pomeroy Senior High School featured petitions and spirited campaigning. One student ran on fundraising prowess and class welfare, while another pitched herself as the NRA New Deal candidate.
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Pomeroy Senior High
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Senior High School
NRA
New Deal
Rally At Enterprise U B Church Draws Large Attendance
Rally Day services at Enterprise U B Church drew a large crowd with 161 in Sunday School, a music and readings program, C BE led evening service with Mrs. John Frick, Earl Brown orchestra, and pastor E R Robinette delivering a sermon on "Go Forward" to about 233 worshippers.
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Enterprise U. B
Enterprise
C. BE
John Frick
Earl Brown
E. R. Robinette
Honor New Pastor at Enterprise U B Church
Enterprise U B Church on the Pomeroy Charge held a reception for their new pastor Rev BE R Robinette and his family. A large crowd attended in the church auditorium with a program and music by the youth. A donations table displayed groceries and produce for the pastor family. 1580 people were present as the pastor and wife expressed thanks.
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Enterprise U. B
E. BR. Robinette
Enterprise
Pomeroy
BE. R. Robinette
Heath M E Church Class Holds Regular Meeting
Middleport on October 15. Class No. 412 of Heath M E Church met Monday night with Mrs L H Flickinger hosting on Fisher Avenue. Assisting hostesses were Mrs J Kincaid and Mrs Lawrence Milhoan. Halloween horse decorations and 29 in attendance. Mrs Noah Hasking is class teacher.
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Middleport
Heath
M. E. Church
L. H. Flickinger
Fisher Avenue
J . Kincaid
Lawrence Milhoan
Noah Hasking
Six Civil War Veterans Honored by G A R Auxiliary Dinner
Six Civil War veterans of Meigs County attended a Cedar Creek Circle Auxiliary dinner in Middleport to commemorate the Cedar Creek battle. Attendees included N C Cook Syracuse W B McClain Long Bottom Henry Dixon Downington J B S Warner Mason City M C Boice Kyger and Robert Griffith. Thirty two people were present.
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Middleport
Meigs County
Cedar Creek Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
N. C. Cook
Syracuse
W. B McClain
Long Bottom
Henry Dixon
Downington
J. B. S. Warner
Mason City
M. C. Boice
Kyger
Robert Griffith
Boice
Erma Boice
W. H. Steiff
Dell Martin
Cedar Creek
Lose Two Plat Kloes and Moore Willy Rutland Game POMEROY
Oct 1% men in their came with Friday afternoon wil the aid of their star Kloes and Moore both ineligible because of ing. It was Kloes at position that crushed New Boston defense lat account for two of th eowns scored by Moore, quarterback, touchdown after a gan on an end run. With men out of the game, will again need ao backfield. Coach in a routine drill! Tuesday will probably be followed inage session this day game will be plays beginning at 4 o'clock noon.
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Kloes
Moore Willy Rutland
Pomeroy
Moore
Ing
Boston
Theowns
Donation of Books to Pomeroy Public Library
Mrs. Mary King of Columbus donates a set of titles to the Pomeroy Public Library. The list includes Take Off, Louise Alcott's Letters, The Pluto Crat, Gooner Dick, Dirigible, Jeremy, Put Out the Lights, The Window, Years of Grace, Jean Cabot at Ashton, The Right Princess, Dave Porter and His Double, Beyond the Blue Sierra, and The Black Swan.
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Margaret Ayer Barnes
Jean Cabot
Ashton
G. T. Scott
Clara A. Burnham
Dave Porter
Edward Strahmeyers
Honore Wilsie Morrow
Rafael Sabatina
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane McFarland
Mrs. Jane McFarland aged 81 dies at Rutland home of daughter Mrs. Ernest Hawkins. Funeral services will be held at 8 this evening from the Hawkins residence with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Jane McFarland
Ernest Hawkins
Rutland
Hawkins
Beech Grove
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