Mitchs Musings on Haines Twenty-Five Years with Cardinals
Jesse Pop Haines recalls a 25 year career since entering professional baseball, 18 of them with the St. Louis Cardinals. He holds a National League record for consecutive service with one club and has 210 major league victories. He started with Detroit in 1915, joined Kansas City in 1919, and won a World Series with St. Louis in 1926. He aims to stay in baseball with the Cardinals in some capacity.
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Jesse
Pop) Haines
St. Louis Cardinals
Haines
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Kansas City Blues
New York Yankees
Giants
Cubs
Ohio Coaches Seek Peak Form To Avoid Letdown
Ohio coachs face a tough two week stretch after a peak performance against Miami. With Western Reserve Dayton and Marshall on the slate, Peden and Trautwein must balance drills to prevent staleness while maintaining mental and physical condition for the Dayton game.
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Bobcats
Ohio
Miami
Western Reserve
Dayton
Marshall
Peden
Trautwein
District Pythians Meet With Glouster Lodge
Delegations from Nelsonville Lancaster Crooksville Roseville and Hubbard gathered at Glouster Lodge 336 Knights of Pythias as District 31 met Monday night Grand Chancellor J K Dustman Youngstown outlined the year’s campaign and pledged cooperation Representatives of Crooksville Lancaster and Roseville spoke and Glouster Lodge 336 will confer the Rank of Knight at its regular meeting October 25.
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Glouster
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Crooksville
Roseville
Hubbard
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. K. Dustman
Youngstown
Charles Ator
Matsch
Culp
Progressive Study Club Meets at Mrs Blower Home
The Progressive Study Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs John Blower’s home. President Mrs Clyde Harper led the business session. Mrs John Henshaw was named parliamentarian. Mrs Herman Janchius led the program on Contemporary Women Poets and read The New Poetry with a collection of poems by contemporary women poets. Mrs C M Pico spoke on her recent western trip. Refreshments were served to 13 members.
Glouster Notices Include Hospitalization and Moves
Mrs Emmett Eddy travels to Columbus to stay with her brother George Gaskella as he receives treatment in Grant Hospital. The Ley family, with Thelma and Jacquelyn, visited in Youngstown over the weekend with relatives Clarence Duddy and wife. Mr and Mrs George Campbell depart for McConnelsville to reside, he will continue as manager for the Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
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Glouster
Emmett Eddy
Columbus
George Gaskella
Truetown
Grant Hospital
Lawrence Ley
Thelma
Jacquelyn
Youngstown
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
McConnelsville
Epworth League Meet Tonight at Methodist Church
The Epworth League cabinet members are asked to meet at the Methodist Church tonight at o o clock.
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Glouster
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Raineys Honored Guests at Pickerington Shower
Mr and Mrs Jonathan M Rainey were honored guests at a shower hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs E A Thomas in Pickerington on Friday night October 15. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served to a long list of Rainey family members and friends from Trimble Columbus Athens Glouster and nearby communities. Assisting hosts were Mr and Mrs John A Rainey Mr and Mrs Eldon Antle Mr and Mrs George Thomas and others.
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Glouster
Jonathan M. Rainey
E. A. Thomas
Pickerington
Trimble
John A. Rainey
Columbus
Marcia Lou
George Thomas
John Jager
Joe
Athens
H. T. Rainey
Harold
A. M. Rainey
George H. Campbell
Malcolm Higgins
Lawrence Henry
Albert Bickner
William Robinson
Eldon Antle
William Lucas
L. W. Koons
Weber Louks
W. G. Robinson
Max Robinson
JoAnn Kail
John Zimmer
Jack
Bernard Hennestofal
School Carnival Draws Hundreds at Jacksonville High
Approximately 250 people attended a carnival at Jacksonville Trimble High School Monday evening. Bonnie Sayre won the door prize, W M Anderson received a cake, and Mrs. Charles Brown of Trimble took a chicken prize. Booths filled the auditorium and the program and boxing matches were held in the commercial room.
Early Ohio roots shape Cornell mentor Snavely and others
This profile recalls Carl Snavely from Ohio who began coaching at Marietta College in 1920 before guiding Cornell to prominence. It notes moves between football and basketball, a near strike over complex formations, and Snavely’s later career path including a shift to eastern prep schools. It also mentions Ohio figures Ray Detrick and Ray Walters, Toledo stadium changes, and safety marker trends in college football.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Marietta College
Snavely
Pioneers
Marietta
P. W. Griffiths
Penn State
University of Cincinnati
Ray Detrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Bearcat
Detrick
Raymond Walters
Walters
University of Toledo
Rocket
Braddock and Manager Fined $1,000 by New York Boxing Commission
Former heavyweight champion Jim Braddock and his manager were fined $1,000 each by the New York Boxing Commission for Braddock missing a required appearance five days before his title defense against Max Schmeling on June 3. Braddock faces payment by December 1 or the district attorney may act.
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NEW York
U.P
Jim Braddock
Jim
New York Boxing Commission
Braddock
Max Schmeling
John J. Phelan
Michigan
Joe Louis
Gould
Federal District Court
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Schmeling
Phelan
Ohio Team Seeks Stable Starting Eleven This Week
The Ohio squad faces little change as injury reports show no incapacitating cases. The team should field near full strength, barring any practice mishaps affecting its lineup.
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Ohio
Racine Social And Personals Highlights Weekend Travels
Racine residents report visits with relatives in Sumner Lancaster Delaware and Antiquity. A surgical operation occurred for Joe Lovett in Gallipolis. A purse valued at $20 was stolen by a carload of gypsies near Racine. Multiple families hosted relatives and attended fairs and conventions in nearby towns.
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Racine
C. J. Easterday
Albert Hamm
Lancaster
Riley Sayre
Tom Raines
Charleston
S. H. Fadely
Cleveland
W. B. Cross
B. F. Witten
Delaware
Ernest Wingett
Reedsville
C. B. Crow
Charles Crow
Robert Yost
Freedom
Roy Spencer
Crit Bradford
Eliza Apgar
Vada Crew
Sidney Fadely
Mary Jean Watson
James Stobart
Emma Jiiden
Owen Watson
Maggie Carlton
Harrisonville Fair
Harold Weatherholt
Gallipolis
Charles Taylor
East Liverpool
Winning Plays of 1937 by Art Krenz
Manhattan College uses a fake pass to upset Michigan State 3 0. Vic Fusia lines up tailback and feigns a pass as decoys draw the defense. He then tucks and sweeps end, with backfield interference opening the way for the run.
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Art Krenz
Manhattan College
Michigan State
Vic Fusia
Fusia
Manhattan
Rutgers May Spring Upset At Princeton
Rutgers has not beaten Princeton since 1869 and may surprise the Tigers this week. Notes from the football press box include Davey OBrien and Brown’s star, Army’s captain Jim Isbell, Notre Dame’s Max Burnell born on a steamboat, and scout reports on Minnesota and Notre Dame.
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U.P
Rutgers
Princeton
America
Tigers
Davey O'Brien
Texas Christian
Sammy Baugh
Brown
Tuss McLaughry
Jim Isbell
Army
Frank Carideo
Mississippi State
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Ring Verdict Triggers Riot After Boxing Decision
In Los Angeles at the Olympic Auditorium, Leon Zorrita of Los Angeles defeated Pete de Ruzza of New York in a 10 round bout as crowds protested the referee Freddie Gilmore’s ruling. Police riot squad intervened to separate outraged spectators and escort the referee to his car.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Leon Zorrita
Pete de Ruzza
New York
Olympic Auditorium
de Ruzza
Zorrita
Freddie Gilmore
Gilmore
Social visitors share weekend with local families
Spent Sunday visiting Rebecca Cotterill and Ray Salser family from Alliance, joined by Nial Salser and Art Young of Chester, and Wendell Couch of Pomeroy. The group spent the weekend with Roy Spencer’s household.
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Rebecca Cotterill
Ray Salser
Alliance
Nial Salser
Art Young
Chester
Wendell Couch
Pomeroy
Roy Spencer
Political fun on Tennessee legislative session amid sports analogies
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Two Senators in Indianapolis Debate Children’s Hour Novelty
In Emporia Kansas Abraham Kane from Baghdad studies at Emporia College awaiting his first snow. Ottawa removes Canada’s five cent silver and 25 cent shin plasters from circulation, signaling a currency update.
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Imporia
Kas
Abraham Kane
Baghdad
Iraq
College of Emporia
Beirut
Syria
Ottawa
Canada
Northwestern Eyes Second Straight Win Over Ohio State
Northwestern seeks a second consecutive win over Ohio State in a Big Ten battle at Columbus. Heavy rain and wind disrupted Buckeye practice, with sophomore back Forrest Fordham's status uncertain due to a knee injury. If Fordham is out, Vic Dorris would take over at fullback.
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Columbus
W.P
Northwestern
Lynn Waldorf
Ohio State
Bucks
Michigan
Illinois
Forrest Fordham
Fordham
Vic Dorris
Bellaire
Johnny Rabb
Royal Mint to become armaments factory in Pretoria transfer
The Royal Mint in Pretoria will be used as an armaments factory after transfer of premises from the British Government to the South African Government. Termites cannot digest wood in pure oxygen, so an atmosphere change can starve them despite continued feeding.
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Moscow
Pretoria
South Africa
Royal Mint
Liquidation Hearing Sought For The Glouster State Bank
The Ohio Superintendent of Banks seeks court authority to sell doubtful and depository claims, including mortgage and unsecured loans, via public auction. A list is on file in Athens County Court Clerk and at Glouster Bank. Hearing set for October 5 1997 at 9 00 AM.
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Glouster State Bank
Glouster
Uobble
Common Pleas Court OF
Courte
Athens County
Athens
Ohio
Cloueter
H. Squire
Banka
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