Ohio Bobcats praised after close loss to Miami
Ohio University coach Widdoes commended his team for a strong effort in a 34 7 defeat to Miami despite the loss. He noted improved passing and credited players Jim Krager Jack Vair We Gawronski and Dave Lundberg. Indiana previews follow with remarks on key Hoosier players and line depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattoi
Widdoes
Ohio
Jim Krager
Jack Vair
We Gawronski
Dave Lundberg
Bob Wren
Indiana
Jim
Ohio University
Navy Rates Notre Dame Over Army
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz called Notre Dame the toughest foe the Middies will face this season and said quarterback George Welsh has a minor toe injury. He noted Notre Dame’s strength apart from Welsh and projected a strong Notre Dame showing in upcoming games. UCLA’s 58 18 victory over Iowa drew praise from Iowa scouts, who saw the Bruins as a Rose Bowl threat if injuries stay minor. Ken Owen of Georgia Tech will miss Duke with a knee injury. Wisconsin’s Dave Howard is out for the Michigan State game with a pulled ligament. Northwestern’s Norm Comer has a bad ankle and will miss the leg injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norday
Wren
Indiana
Notre Dame
Bobcats
Athens
Bernie Crimmins
Hoosiers
Milt Campbell
Campbell
Crimmins
Gene Cichow
Cichowski
Florian Helinski
Jim ‘ Fore
Barry Johnson
John Bartkiewicz
Pat Fellinger
Bob Fee
Ett Jal
Ed Wietecha
Ted Karras
Bob Skorowski
Brad Bomba
Associated Press
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
Middies
Army
George Welsh
Welsh
Penn
Exdelatz
Earl Smith
UCLA
Iowa
Whitey Piro
Delans
Michigan
Piro
Ken Owen
Georgia Tech
Duke
Dave Howard
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Norm Comer
Northwestern
Coach Boots Five Players At Baylor
Baylor University coach George Sauer dismissed five football players after an anonymous tip and an overnight nightclub sighting. The penalties include loss of athletic scholarships and ineligibility to play for any Southwest Conference school, with possible expulsion for the five and one non varsity player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
George Sauer
Baylor University
Texas A&m
Texas Christian
Texas
Sauer
Timmy Davenport
Paul’ Caver
Caver
Spet
Con Caranler
Kramer to journey for Hoad Rosewall in pro plea
Promoter Jack Kramer said he would travel to Australia to seek Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall to change their minds and turn professional. He hinted the move stems from a tough position and suggested speaking with the United States Lawn Tennis Association if pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Jack Kramer
Australia
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Kramer
United States Lawn Tennis Assn
Reece Schools Featured In Revenge Plot Against Xavier
Moose Skowron of the Yankees, a tity owned figure, delivered a key two run drive in game six of the World Series against Brooklyn. Gerry Planutis, a 175 pound MSU fullback, spends Sundays teaching religious instruction to boys at a correctional institution in East Lansing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier
Bill
Moose) Skowron
Yankees
Brooklyn
Gerry Planutis
Michigan State
East Lansing
Mich
White Sox Aim to Trade For Pitching and Hitting Help
Marty Marion of the Chicago White Sox signals winter meetings interest in trading for pitchers and a strong hitting outfielder, with Jim Rivera and Nellie Fox untouchable. Rumors link Chico Carrasquel and prospect Luis Aparacio to potential deals, while Billy Pierce is discussed as a key asset for a trade with the Yankees or Indians for third base, catching, or outfield help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Marty Marion
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Marlon
George Kell
Sherm Lollar
Marty
Jim Rivera
Nellie Fox
Chico Carrasquel
Sox
Luis Aparacio
Memphis
Billy Pierce
Marion
Billy
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Pierce
Yanks
Aidy Carey
Gil McDougald
Charlie Silvera
Lou Berberet
Irv Noren
Bob Cerva
Indians
Martgn
White Sox
Tribe
al Rosen
Hal Naragon
Hank Folles
Rosen
Cleveland
Naragon
Jim Hogan
Folles
Rangers Set Scoring Pace and Tie for Second
New York Rangers surge in early season scoring led by Dave Creighton who tops the club with 10 points, tying Jean Beliveau for league lead. Six Rangers are in the top 15 scorers as they win two of three and move into a second place tie with Boston while Canadiens lead in goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
New York Rangers
Dave Creighton
Ranger Center
Jean Beliveau
New Yorkers
Boston Bruins
Canadiens
Anger
Ron Murphy
Maurice’ Riesard
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Unusual Baseball Plays Highlight 1955 Season Laughter
A look at odd 1955 baseball happenings features a Whit Sox rally cut by a hidden tag at Boston, a Cleveland double play after two singles, Kaline’s protest in Detroit, and a Dodgers triple play chance. It recalls strange moments in a serious sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whit Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Rowe
Grady ‘Hatton
Lett Field
White Sox
Chico Carrasquel
Chico
Sandy Sonsuea
Howver
Sammy White
Car- Fasquel
Chicago
Billy Harrell
Jim Hegan
Cleveland
Harrell
Bob Lemon
Fett
al Kaline
Detroit
Eddie Joost
Ea. Rommel
Tiger
Frank House
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Cubs
Edie West
John Andres
Roy Campanella
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Villanova
Randy Jackson
University
Jackie
Ohio U Rifle Team Preps For Opening Match Nov 6
Ohio University rifle squad readies for the season opener set for Sunday November 6 at the university range near the football stadium. coach Carmichael forecasts a strong unit led by returnees Joanne Stonerock Hal Foyer and Don Kuhn with ROTC coaching help from M Sgt George Carmichael and Ed Jasovsky. The team hopes to build toward December and January matches beginning with Xavier Cincinnati and South Ohio Intercollegiate League action in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul Eram
Ohio University
Bobat
Don Kuhn
Paul Kilzer
Carmichael
George Car
Michael
Army
Yes
Bill Hilz
Asa Lett
Tifler
Queen
Eve
Ed Jasovsky
Xavier
Cincinnati
Central Ohio
Ted Hill
Dick Clark
Tom
Shafer
Hal Foyer
Jumbus
Airman Leads Seniors in Fourth North and South Lite Golf
PINEHURST NC A retired Air Force colonel Col Charles Dawson McAllister (ret) of Orlando Florida led the field in the first round of the fourth annual North and South Senior Invitation golf tournament firing a 33 35 total 68 to win medal play. He edged Ro meyn B Scribner of Tye New York by two strokes among 280 entrants. Scribner posted 34 25 69 with twelve players tied at 79 in the morning playoff for the last 32 championship spots. Other close qualifiers included John W Roberts Columbus Judd Brumley Greenville Jud B F Krafert Titusville and C J Farley Grand Rapids Michigan. Par 536 3672.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Air Force
Charles Dawson McAllister
Orlando
Fla
Romeyn B. Scribner
Tye
N.Y
McAllister
McAllister Fired 33-35—i; ‘Scribner
Scribner
John W. Roberts
Columbus
Judd Brumley Greenville
Tenn
B. F. Kraffert
Titusville
C. J. Farley
Grand Rapids
Hich
Obituary notes from Zal es area recount Williams kin
Recent death of Richard Williams of Jancevine is reported by ZALESKI ZALES. Mentioned are his uncle and siblings including Mrs. Willam Potter, families in Zalest, and several neighbors and visitors. Movements include Michael O Leary and Mrs. Michael Cteary, and many local residents altering homes and services. several individuals suffered injuries such as a fractured arm from an accident with a refrigerator, and hospital treatment at Mount St Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zales
Otter Ana Min J.ke Cavensugh
Richard "Willams
Jancevine
Willam Willams
Willam Potter
Ifetime
Zalest
California
Erecite Safeiies
Webb
Michael O'Leary
Peters
Chapman von Vine St Her”am
J. Re Claary
Mount St. Stary Howplai
Nelsons Ir
Sire
Robert Loper
Ton ' Poceeeser 3
O'Leary
Michael Cteary
MU St. Mary
O'Lear
Chapman
Charles "Vansky
Gueet
Ea Mara Fuftman
Indianapolis
Arkinson
Lemley
Athens
Jamer" Meinten
Frank Levis
David Ze
Dayton
Stre Charen Daft
Oren
Charles Burney
Itty Perry
Pinney
Som
Bobby
Charles Burley
Charles Pinney
McGinn
Funeral for English native Benjamin Hulme in Hinton
Funeral services were held at the First Jaw Church in Hintort for Benjamin Smith Hulme age 86 father of Mrs Will ed a chain of department stores across West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky He came to America in 1900 settled in Pittsburgh moved to Hinton in 1912 from Gassoway Surviving are his wife Mary Elizabeth Hulme of Richmond Va two sons Harold of Hinton and Fred of Dayton two daughters Mrs Will H Fleming Ravenswood and Mrs R E McDaniel Richmond three brothers Charles Ralph and Harry of Tunstall England eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
First Jaw
Hintort
Benjamin Smith Hulme
Willed
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
England
America
Pittsburgh
O Hinton
Gassoway
Mary Elizabeth Hulme
Richmond
Harold
Hinton
Fred
Dayton
Will H. Fleming
RE. McDaniel
Charles
Ralph
Harry
Tunstall
Mason 1 H Activities At Vernon Star Dusters Club Meet
Vernon Star Dusters 1H Club held a meeting at the Vernon door building to erect walls for a 4 H project. Harry Staats led with Mrs Lyle McCormick as assistant. officers included Wanda Mae Thompson president Mary Mae Roush vice president Settle Low Roush secretary Jace Staats treasurer Carolyn McCormics song leader Alice Louise Routh reporter and games president. The vice president formed a committee to plan a 4 H welcome sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon ‘Star
Dusters
Vernon Door
Harry Staats
Lyle McCormick
Wanda Mae Thompson
Mary Mae Roush
Settle Low. Roush
Jace Staats
Carolyn McCorics
Alice Louise Routh
Auto Demolished After Driver Falls Asleep
A 30 year old Milton man Victor Noe escaped serious injury in a morning Route y accident near Beech Hill School Point Pleasant. Noe, treated at the Point Clinic for a cut lip and bruises, apparently fell asleep at the wheel as his car veered off the highway into a ditch and overturned several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Milton
Victor Noe
Point
Storm damages wires near Abe Sembry residence
A tree toppled in Monday mornings storm along First Street near the Abe Sembry residence. It ignited minor wires, drew volunteer firefighters, and caused a brief power disruption in the lower town for about 20 minutes with no other damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Pownies
Abe Semberry
First St
Wit
Ravenswood Seeks More Electrical Power At Public Meeting
Ravenswood mayor and council outline power plant problems in Raywood. Public meeting set for 7 p.m. at the high school auditorium to decide how to expand the municipal plant to serve growing demand from North Ravenswood and the Ritchie Addition. Four options considered include expanding with new engines and lines, limited Appalachian Power Co. franchise, selling the plant to Appalachian Power Co. for 150, and continuing present operations with upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerete Compston
Ravenswood
North Ravenswood
Ritchie Addition
Terie
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Ritchie
North Raverswood
Woulay
Appalachian Power. Co
Legion Post 23 Extends Membership Drive Efforts
Legion Post 23 extends its annual membership drive as only 180 members have signed up toward a 280 goal to maintain state standings. Two teams have signed up 124 members each, with Vernon Del Weese taking over as captain of Thomas’ team. Members urged to pay dues by November 11, and a Veterans Day dinner is planned with Pat McGovern as speaker. A masquerade party and dance is set for Legion Hall with paid-up cards required for admission. The horse show with Mason County Horsemen’s Association was postponed with no new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Paul ‘Thomas, Jr
State J
Thomas
Hiram Daugherty
Vernon Deli Weese
Post
Legion Hall
Pat McGovern
Veterans’ Affairs
West
Virgini Thomar
The
Mason County
Horesmen’s Association
Denver Kennedy
Shares Jenkins
Des Weese
National Legion
Miami
de Neese
Dairymen Hear Talk On Milk as Business
Point Pleasant hosts Mason County Dairy Men Association meeting at Point Pleasant junior high school auditorium on November 3 at 8 pm. President Emory Roush invites all to join, with speaker Joe O’Brian of Amity, Pa., discussing The Business of Producing and Marketing Milk. O’Brian farms and ships milk to the Pittsburgh Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jone
Mason County Dairymen’s Association
Association Pleasant
Audi
Lorium
Emory Roush
Hws
Joe O'Brian
Amity
Roush
O'Brian
Allantic Dairy Association
Pittsburgt
Nineteen Lions Attend Point Pleasant Club Dinner
Nineteen members attended the Point Pleasant Lions Club dinner at the Moose Home with President Harold Adams presiding. Adams highlighted the past-president’s pin presentation to James Le. Darby and announced veteran Lion William Hughes will join DuPont in Parkersburg soon. The next meeting will feature District Governor William Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falt
Women’ Church
Dee
Rogers
Point Pleas
Miss Hilda Bradshaw Taken to Hospital in Point Pleasant
Miss Hilda Bradshaw of 406 21st Street in Point Pleasant was transported by ambulance to Doctors Hospital this morning. A former chief operator at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, she has been under observation for weeks with back problems and prior blood-related issues. Virgil Love, her sister WW, accompanied the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Ta Bradshaw
21st_ St
P. H. Bradshaw
Doctors Hospital
Virgil Love
Brad
Chesapeake and Potomac
Lance
4 H Leader To Speak On Achievement Day
Morgantown 4 H leader, a state figure, will headline Mason County 4 H Achievement Day on November 5 at the Ordnance School at 7 p m The event honors 4 H members who completed projects this year Ribbons and awards will be presented as part of the ceremony Also noted are arrests and detentions including Frank Wehrle and Tester Young on related charges with bond and jail status specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudred Fizer
Morgantown
Mason County
Priddy
Ordnance School
Sant
Azaint
Frank. Wehrle
Kyger
Creek
Sheriff's Department
Wehrle
Justice of the Bence A. M. Goodwin
Tester Young
Rancel Jividen
Lad Struck by Car on Highland Ave
Seven year old Charles K. Erwin of 106 Highland Ave was struck by an automobile on Highland Ave at 3:30 p m. The driver was identified as Richard Wilcoxen, 4, of Point Pleasant. The boy was taken to Point Clinic for observation and released later. The Jackson County Health Department notes polio vaccine availability from Ravendown family physicians and 5 to 9 year olds may contact physicians for vaccine. Alfred Bryan Bonds Jr, 42, named the 20th president of Baldwin Wallace College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles K. Enwin
Highland Ave
Highland
Richard Wilcoxen
Point. Pleasant Oute
Young Erwin
Point Clinic
Ravenown
Jackson County Health Department
H.W
Cleveland
Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr
Baldwin-Wallace College
Wood Ordered for Pre Induction Physical in Ashland
Chester William Wood of Southside has been ordered to a pre induction physical at the Ashland Kentucky processing station on Thursday. Local board clerk Bess Boley Moore released the notice for Mason County selective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Selective Service
Ashland
Chester William — Wood
Southside
Bess Boley Moore
Siamese Twins Born In Madison General Hospital
Siamese twin girls were born Sunday at Madison General Hospital to a seven year old Dane County woman. The girls are joined at the abdomen but otherwise appear normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavisun
Wis
Madison ‘General “Hospital
Dane County
Nibert Heads New Govan Realty Corporation
Govan recent chartered a $25 000 corporation with Dr G D Nibert named president and officers Paul Rairden James H Staats David O Neal and Lawrence R Gerlach. They have financed three bedroom Washington Ave home to finish by November 1 and plan three more on Kenny Court Addition. The firm will also expand to contract for individuals building homes to its specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Estate Corporation
Govan
G. D. Nibert
Paul Rairden
James H. Staats
David O’neal
Lawrence R. Gerlach
Washington Ave
Moon County educators group to hold joint meeting
Point Pleasant notices say the Moon County Education and Classroom Teachers Associations will meet at Trinity Methodist Church on Saturday in November. A turkey dinner begins at 6 p.m. with reservations via Mrs Dorothy Mitchell at 172 Park. Mrs Thelma Rodgers and a committee including Mrs Elsie Bardin Mrs Evelyn Gammon Mrs FW Quillin Irene Sayre and Mildred Chapman organize. Mrs Lavenia Jackson chairs the program and decorations are supervised by Mr Quillin Miss Sayre and Miss Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Moon County
Trinity Methodist Church
Dorothy Mitchell
Park Po
Mitchell
Thelma Rodgers
Elsie Bardin
Evelyn Gammon
FW. Quillin
Irene Sayre
Mildred Chapman
Lavenia Jackson
Quillin
Sayre Mis Chapman
Saint Pleas wage rates for carpenters in Mason County
Saint Pleas reports the Bacon-Davis division of the U S Department of Labor has set predetermined wage rates for Mason County school work. Carpenter wages are 287 percent per hour, floor layers 247 percent per hour, and pile drivers and millwrights 305 percent per hour. MM E Dowling disclosed the figures yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Pleas
Sue Sarpenters
Bacon-Davis Division
U. S. Department of Labor
Mason Junty
MM E._ Dowling
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Wid
Coach Boots
Baylor
Hoad
Rosewall
Will Quinine
Sue Sasusyi
Wust
Walt
Ivera
FOX
Rangers
Horsehide
Ohio U. Rifle
Joanne Stonerock
Airman
Zaleski
James McKibben
Funeral Hell
Native of
Mason
Legion
Hilda Bradshaw
Lad
Wood
Nibert
New Corporation
Burns’ Shell Station
Athens, O
Delco Batteries
Fan Hacy
Logan
Doctor of Motors
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