Jacobs Battles Conn Exhibition Clause In Louis Conn Fight
Joe Louis has signed to defend the heavyweight title against Billy Conn next June. Promoter Mike Jacobs faces opposition from Conn and his manager over an exhibition ban prior to the fight, with bids and location talks stirring in Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York.
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Sid Feder
Mike Jacobs
New Jersey
Billy Conn
Duke
Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Mike
Relal
Manning
Philadelphia
Chi‘tage
Jacobs’ Beach
Will
Windy City
Billy Penn
City Hall
Yankee Stadium
N.Y
New York State
Conn
Billy
Johnny Ray
Johnny
New York
Joe
Civics
Giants Do Not Seek Marion Replacement John Rigney Latched
New York Giants president Horace Stoneham says the club will pay for a strong shortstop but intends to develop a player like Marty Marion. He cites John Rigney, acquired from Oakland in 1944, as a potential future star who could bolster the lineup once released from military service. Rigney, 22, batted .288 with 184 hits in his final year before Navy enlistment and is praised for fielding grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Marty Marion
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Marion
John Rigney
Stoneham
Oakland
Rigney
Johnny Mize
Mize
Hawaii
Pacific Isles
Jon Gordon
Short
Oaks
BEO
Glouster Social Notes and Local Appearances
Glouster social notes recall Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark hosting relatives from Akron and Columbus with weekend visits by Dwight Clark and others. Ni neveh Rebekah Lodge prepares for a meeting in Jacksonville. Glouster residents and friends, including Mrs. Brent Shirley and Maude James, are listed with recent travels and gatherings. 8 Sgt Daly S Baughman returns home with Bronze Stars and a Combat Infantryman’s Badge after four and a half years in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Ginnan
Diana
Mary Jane
Glouster
Brent Shirley
Ella Druggan
Springfield
Ohio
Jessie Hill
Front St
Brent
Glouster High School
Maude James
Columbus
George W. Rose
Carl Stahl
Charles Beard
Painesville
Howard Miner
Akron
Valera Somplasky
William Ginnan
Trimble
George H. Campbell
Dayton
Russell Brewer
Georgie Higgins
Hubert Guess
Sara Willis
William Williams
Ann Williams
Ann
Williams
Willis
Mt. Sterling
Gwyllam Williams
Cat] Wilson
John Waldeck
Farl Brooks
Lawrence Jones
West Terre Haute
Ind
Panama
Lee Baughmar
Trimble, Sa
Bobcats Rally Past Bearcats For First Win Of Season
Ohio Universitys football team staged a dramatic second half comeback to edge Cincinnati 20 to 19, overcoming a 13 point deficit. Coach Don Peden, aided by assistants Trautwein and Wise, guided the squad from a rocky start toward a promising start to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhil Hallman
Ohio University Bobcats
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Don Peden
Bobcats
Federmen
Western Michigan
Broncos
Broncs
Bee Gees
Dutch” Trautwein
Harold Wise
Bobcat
Don Pedén
Peden
Ohio U
Cats
OU Bobcats
Bowling Green
Dad's Night Planned at Glouster Game Friday
Glouster hosts New Lexington Friday with Dad's Night for fathers of players. Complimentary tickets, sideline seating, and a halftime introduction planned. Alumni dance after the game in the high school gym with hot coffee and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
New Lexington
Alumni Association
Roberts
R.E. Stahl
R.T. Morris
R. G. Kurtzman
C. Wolf
L.G. Zimmer
L.T. R. Jenkins
LE. N. Jenkins
B. Byers
R.H. Trace
L.H. Morrison
FB. LaCorte
Glouster Athletic Hoosier Club
Sophia Nagle
Ernest Byers
Boosters Club
Diphtheria and smallpox immunization schedule
Immunizations for diphtheria will be given at Glouster High School Building with first dose October 19 and second dose November 26. Smallpox vaccination offered Friday October 18. Eligible students in 1B 1A and second grade may receive the shots for a ten cent fee. Nurses will be at the Grade Building 1 PM and at the High School 2 PM. Service provided by Mrs. Lucille Scott and the Athens City-County Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Lucille Scott
Athens City
County Health Department
Mine Foremen Will Meet Here Sunday
A district meeting of mine foremen is called for Sunday afternoon October 21 at 2 o clock. The gathering will be in Moose Hall Glouster and includes an election of officers for the foremen local union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Moose Hall
Condition Unfavorable for Bishopville Patient at Ath ens Hospital
Mrs W H Hoon of Bishopville reports her 87 year old husband, patient at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens, is not making satisfactory progress toward recovery. One leg was amputated above the knee to check diabetes ravages. While the stump heals, his general health continues to fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. H. Hoon
Bishopville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Hoan
Krall Seen As Likely Sarringhaus Replacement At OSU
Ohio State freshman Jerry Krall from Toledo appears the top choice to replace injured Paul Sarringhaus against Purdue as both teams remain undefeated. Coach Widdoes notes Krall's kicking and running edge over Hal Daugherty, with other lineup moves and near sellout tickets for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jerry Krall
Ohio State University
Toledo
Paul Sarringhaus
Purdue
Hamilton
Ohio State
Bob Woodworth
Bucks
Sarringhaus
Dick Fisher
Carrill Widdies
Krall
Hal Daugherty
Alex Verdova
Fisher
Widdoes
Don Steinberg
Ernie Santora
Henry Taylor
Akron North High to Defend District Cross Country Title
Akron North High School will defend its district cross country title at the annual meet. Directors announce nine neighboring schools entered, including South, Buchtel, East, Central, Garfield, Struthers, Warren Harding, Salem and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Akron North High School
Larry Ricker
East High
South
Buchtel
East
Central
Garfield
Struthers
Warren Harding
Salem
Louisville
Ricker
Indians Buy Black From Athletics
Don Black a 17 year old right handed pitcher has been purchased by the Cleveland Indians from the Philadelphia Athletics in a straight cash deal. Purchase price was not disclosed. Black went five and eleven in 26 starts this past season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Don Black
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Black
Granted Franchise In Columbus Adds Seventh Ohio State League Club
Frank M. Colley president of the Ohio State League reports a loop franchise granted in Richmond Indiana, becoming the seventh team in the league with one more club to be chosen. The league will keep its Class D classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank M. Colley
Ohio State League
Richmond
Ind
Colley
New England college hoops eye national spotlight this winter
Boston College, Holy Cross, and Rhode Island State target big games in New England basketball as Bull Makiny aims to place a New England team in every game. Harvard adds Wyndel Gray and Navy trainee presence boosts Yale, while questions linger over injuries and lineup strength for upcoming season.
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New York
New England
Boston College
Holy Cross
Rhode Island State
Bull Makiny
Boston
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Wyndel Gray
Bowling Green
Ohio
Navy
Art Dukes
Massachusetts
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Simmer
Carousel
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Gene Tierney
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Henry Stephenson
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Don Douglas
Sol Lesser
Jack
Jack Haley Ann Savage
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh
Rebekah Lodge
Frank Dunlevy
Jacksonville
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Lancaster, Logan and
Thunderhead, Son OF
Flicka
Community’ Fund
The
Athens County War Chest
Health and Social Welfare Agencies
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A.M. Ccme
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Fullerton
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Bob Denbber
U. of
Bob Evans
North Carolina
Deuber
American Legion
Kingyle
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John Carroll
Odent
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