Snavely's Big Red Eleven Tops Early Offense Stats
Cornell leads in total offense with 466.7 yards per game after three tilts, gaining 584 rushing and 816 passing for 1 400 yards. Penn follows in total offense and pages best rushing defense as Ohio State trails offensively while ranking fifth in pass defense. Other leaders include Lafayette in rushing, Cornell in passing, and Mississippi State in total defense.
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Kentucky
Glouster Dedicates New Football Stadium at Friday Night
Glouster’s new high school stadium will be dedicated Friday at 7:30 pm before the game with New Lexington. Harold E. Wise of Ohio University will give the dedication address. Al Craft is master of ceremonies. The project cost $43,040 with WPA funding and sponsor funds, featuring a 1,200-seat concrete stadium, eight 60 foot light towers, and a pressed field protected by high water defenses. The dedication program includes a stadium presentation and a band in scarlet and gray uniforms.
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New Lexington
Harold E. Wise
Ohio University
Athens
al Craft
Mas
Breezing With Briets and Other Sports Gossip
New fangled stuff and rumors fill this column. Jug McSpaden lands a life time club deal with Boston's Winchester. Mose Simms promises refunds if St Marys Cowboys falter versus LIU. Ted Thye notes wartime streets feel. Notre Dame likely ends Carnegie Tech series next year. Francis Reagan possibly signs for 7500 in Yankee farm system. Arch Ward faces NFL presidency rumors as Ward reportedly rejected 25000 last year. The Gaels of St Marys boast a crew with Aguirre Reginatto Heffernan and Ratto. Edward Murphy of the New York Sun previews Vitt Bradley hat draw. Harmonizing hinted with Penn Michigan chatter as coaches Crisler and Mendelson loom. J M Saunderson yields to long tenure Harry Hughes at Colorado State.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Jug McSpaden
Boston
Swank Winchester Club
Mose Simms
St. Mary's
Texas
Long Island University
Ted Thye
Impressario
Australia
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Francis X. Reagan
Penn
Yankee
National Professional Football League
Arch Ward
Chicago
Ward
Memorial Plantation Tea Honors Ohio Society Leaders
Glouster notes cover a Memorial Plantation dedication tea hosted by Mrs. Lowell E. Burnelle for Ohio Society D.A.R. leaders with fifty guests. Other items include J. G. Reedy’s wife birthday party, Excelsior Class Halloween party, Kinney's Columbus trip, and local club meetings.
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Excelsior
Methodist Church
Mary Virginia Logue
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
J. H. Elias
J. A. Thompson
Ruth Reese
Progres sive Study Club to Sponsor Bridge Benefit
The Glouster junior progressive study club sponsors a bridge party tonight at 8 in the Knights of Pythias Hall. Proceeds go to the high school band for new uniforms.
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Ctholic Ladies Study Club
Glouster
Junior Progressive Study Club
K. of P. Hall
Mayor Seeks Help Over Alley Dumping in Glouster
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. reports residents are dumping ashes and tin cans in alleys near properties. The action hampers ash collection and damages tires from vehicles driving through the alleys. He asks for citizen cooperation to fix the problem.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams, Sr
Duckpin Loop Plans Second Degree Meeting Friday
The Business-Professional Women's Duckpin Loop in Glouster schedules a second degree team gathering for Friday with practice slated for the third degree.
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Glouster
Contributions For Glouster Band Uniform Fund
Glouster PTA president Mrs Ray White lists donations totaling 169.84 from groups and individuals including Glouster Lodge 607 F and A M 5 Knights of Pythias 5 American Legion Frank McCann Post 20 Palace Theater 9.57 and PTA events 20.72 and 33.50 The PTA notes pledges awaiting checks and plans a second benefit party on Tuesday Oct 20 at the high school auditorium.
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Ray White
Glouster Pta
Glouster High
Glouster Lodge
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Hollister
Mine
Fraternal Order Eagles
Ed Vaughn
Emerett Anderson
Thea Chapter
Order Eastern Star
Sheriff Bayless
John Preston
Athens
George Bateman
Ladies Auxiliary of Moose
Knights of Pythias Lodge
American Legion
Frank McCann
American Legion Auxiliary
Palace Theater
Richardson Board
PTA
Rothwell Club
Progressive Study Club
Junior Progressive Study Club
GLOUSTER-Scott Dairy wins three from McCarty's Tinkers
Scott Dairy team rose from near last to a tie for second after a Wednesday night win at Wolf Bowling Alleys. Bill Johnston led with a 226 high single and 574 triple, followed by Matt Cunningham with a 210 and 573. Torghatten tunnel noted in Norway.
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Ed Wolf
Scott Dairy
B. Morris
Sol R. Jackius
S. Gyurko
B. Johnston
V. Eddy
Education board and city officials introduced at public meeting
Harold E Wise back field coach Ohio University James Morris Jacksonville superintendent of the project remarks J J Morgan consulting engineer Columbus remarks C A Cavan Talk L G Colbert president of board of education introduction of members of board of education introduction of Mayor Thomas Williams Sr introduction of councilmen and Attorney G W Rose city solicitor introduction of C F Wallace former mayor of city introduction of Harold Kitrrell former council member introduction of members of Board of Public Affairs introduction of Marshal Fred Hecktalk Principal L G Delong
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Town and Board of Education
Board of Education
J. J. Morgan
Columbus
WPA
Zanesville
C. T. Cavan
Sunday Creek
Thomas W. Figley
L. G. DeLong
C. F. Wallace
Glouster
George Rose
L. G. Colbert
E. H. Lantz
Joe Wolf
Joe Nelson
D. E. Carr
E. E. Galloway
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J. H. Elias
Ernest Parker
Carson B. Vernon
Nick Brunton
T. G. McDonald
W. H. Stahl
Thomas Williams
Harold Kittrell
Emmet Rogers
Rolland Hoffman
William Winefordner
Stacey McDonald
Williams
Fred Heck
Mr. DeLong
Dorothy Lindaman
Fred L. Roose
WRI
T. W. Figley
Harold E. Wise
Ohio University
James Morris
Jacksonville
C. A. Cavan
Thomas Williams, Sr
G. W. Rose
City
Marshal Fred Hecktalk
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