Hartnett's Cubs tenure tied to Lazzeri says Walsh
Philadelphia Record sports editor Dave Walsh argues Gabby Hartnett will manage the Chicago Cubs only as long as Tony Lazzeri allows. He recalls past ownership gambles and notes Hartnett's popularity with Chicago fans helped pennant success while Lazzeri was brought in to shape the club.
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Chicago Cubs
Dave Walsh
Philadelphia Record
Gabby Hartnett
Bruins
Tony Lazzeri
Hartnett
Chicago
Walsh
Lazzeri
Stanley Hack
Wrigley
Joe McCarthy
Hornsby
McCarthy
Charley Grimm
Every Berth Open Coach Tells Bearcats Scrimmage Still Wide Open
Cincinnati Bearcats coach Joe Meyer declares every berth open after a long Nippert Stadium scrimmage with the frosh. Changes target Ohio game readiness with Bohrer at fullback Apke over Shelby and Sid Friedman moving to end, while Kelchner returns from knee injury. Bob Teubner hovers as a questionable starter with a weak ankle.
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Cincinnati
Joe Meyer
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Nippert Stadium
Bearcat
Western Reserve
Meyer
Bob Bohrer
Erv Pangallo
Pangallo
Bohrer
Cats
Ohio
Waller Apke
Harry Shelby
Apke
Bud Kelchner
Kelchner
Sid Friedman
Bob Teubner
Bobcat
Illinois Wesleyan
Bearcats
Dixon
Harry Mittwede
Athens
Cleveland Indians rooks spark envy amid clubhouse turmoil
The Cleveland Indians faced internal strife as rookies Kenny Keltner and Jeff Heath drew jealousy during the season. A source notes Heath’s bat kept the team afloat, while critics blamed others and threats of roster changes in the off season imply.
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Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Sam Levy
Milwaukee Journal
Kenny Keltner
Levy
Jeff Heath
Oscar Vitt
Gordon Cobbledick
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Indians
Cobbledick
Busher
Jeff
Cleveland
Cobbliedick
Heath
Feller
Boy Wonder
Greens Run Honor Roll Listed By School Authority
Miss Pauline Fowler reports Greens Run Schools honor students for the first period. Seventh graders June Heffken Glenna Hanning Rosalie Mingus. eighth graders Myles Hanley Dorothy Kempton Leonard Magas Betty Simons. ninth graders Mary Jane Anglin Lucille Erwin Violet Freeman Isabelle Lucas. tenth graders Delbert Bernard Fontella Coey Sophia Lackey. eleventh graders Ellen Lindholm Geraldine Mulpas.
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Greens Run
Pauline Fuller
June Heffken
Glenna Hanning
Rosalie Mingus
Myles Hanley
Dorothy Kempton
Leonard Magas
Betty Simons
Mary Jane Anglin
Lucille Erwin
Violet Freeman
Isabelle Lucas
Delbert Bernard
Fontella Coey
Sophia Lackey
Ellen Lindholm
Geraldine Mulpas
Paroles Approved for Three Athens County Men
County commissioners grant paroles to George Brewer Clinton P Fisk and Louis Lindsey as they prepare for release from the county jail. A Kodiak bear born in Alaska weighs 20 ounces and grows to about 1500 pounds when mature.
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Athens County
George Brewer
Clinton P. Fisk
Louis Lindsey
Alaskan Peninsula
Broadwell Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Activites
Broadwell society notes record Sunday church attendance by Rev Bartoe and visits by Mildred Parsons from Roxbury, Mr and Mrs Everett Starling of Amesville, the Conants at Sand Rock, and Fred Roberts from Malta. Local residents such as Clyde Calentine of Todd and Frank Jackson painting his home are also noted along with families visiting in Westland and Mountstown.
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Broadwell
Bartoe
Mildred Parsons
Roxbury
George Smith
William Young
Everett Starling
Amesville
Lotie
Evalina Brill
Joseph
Howard Conant
Sand Rock
Fred Roberts
Malta
Henry North
James North
Mountstown
Herb White
Mary White
Trimble
Frank Jackson
Visit by Chauncey Johnsons and Stalders to Bethany
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Stalder visited Chauncey this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Russell in Bethany. Mrs. Russell, mother of Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Stalder, is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia.
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Chauncey
Dan Johnson
Hollis Stalder
Grant Russell
Bethany
Russell
Johnson
Stalder
Fordham Faces Pitt In High-Profile Showdown At Pitt Stadium
The Fordham Rams travel to Pitt Stadium to clash with the Panthers in a matchup of heavyweights. Fordham claims statistical edges in rushing and passing while Pitt counters with a tougher schedule and strong defense. Lead backs Marshall Goldberg and teammates aim to break three straight scoreless Pitt Fordham ties.
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Pittsburgh
Upsala
Waynesburg
Pitt
Duquesne
Fordham
Panthers
Marshall Goldberg
Dick Cassiano
Harold Stebbins
John Chickerneo
Bucks Entrain for New York
Thirty four Ohio State players and coaches travel to prep for a final tune up against New York University at the Polo Grounds amid talks of polishing the Bucks’ speed and pass defense before the 1938 Big Ten season. Claude White is injured and stays behind. Charley Maag and Steve Andrako expected to start against NYU with Ralph Wolf unavailable.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State
New York University
Ohio State Band
Bucks
Polo Grounds
Violets
N.Y.U
Francis Schmidt
Claude White
Purdue
Steve Andrako
Ralph Wolf
Charley Maag
Bartschy
Bliss
Clair
Lohr
Eseo Sarkkinen
Whitehead
Aleskus
Kaplanoff
Bolser
Schoenbau
Athletic Policy Change Sought At Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan University students favor a major policy shift after a winless football season. A Transcript poll of 532 students shows 37 percent backing player subsidization, 20 percent backing scheduling weaker teams, and 35 percent seeking a coaching staff change.
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Delaware
U.P
Ohio Wesleyan University
Transcript
Wesleyan
Buckeye
Armitage to Host National Guard Pistol Drill
Near Armitage, Battery C 134th Field Artillery National Guard will fire the dismounted pistol course next Sunday. Tuesday night training focused on pistol instruction with position and trigger squeeze, lining up sights, safety, inspections, close order drill, and a 15 minute lecture on military customs.
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Armitage
134Th
Field Artillery, National Guard
Youngstown Seeks Berth for Mid-Atlantic League Team
Springfield may lose its Middle Atlantic League baseball club as Youngstown offers to transfer the team there. Club president H B Wetzel said the offer will be considered by C C Slapnicka of the Cleveland Indians. Springfield backers are urged to guarantee 500 season tickets to stay in town.
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Springfield
U.P
H. B
Buzz” Wetzel
Youngstown
Wetzel
C. C. Slapnicka
Cleveland Indians
Boom Boiler and Welding Company Expands Ahead of Demand
Cleveland firm Boom Boiler and Welding Company remains active despite recession. It has ordered two new plants to meet a sharp rise in business demand.
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Cleveland
Boom Boiler and Welding
Snake Mimics Threat by Tail Head in Upright Display
Cylindrophis rufus uses a tail that resembles a head to intimidate foes, carrying it erect as a deceptive display. The behavior underscores a bold defensive tactic observed in this snake species.
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Cylindrophis Rufus
Dayton Schools Cancel Games in Football Schedule
Dayton public schools shut down until Dec 8 and possibly Jan 1 1939 forcing the cancellation of 18 football games across six Dayton high schools. Cancellations include six intercity contests with Fairview at Marion Harding, Steele at Newark, Roosevelt at Ironton, Steele at Louisville DuPont, Stivers at Steubenville, and Miamisburg at Dayton Fairview.
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Dayton
U.P
Fairview
Marion Harding
Steele
Newark
Roosevelt
Ironton
Louisville
DuPont
Stivers
Steubenville
Miamisburg
Dayton Fairview
Giant Bay Area Barbecue Pit at Exposition Site
A 3000 pound meat pit is being built on the Golden Gate International Exposition site in San Francisco. Twelve chefs lead by Tony Liargo, known for toasting steaks for Theodore Roosevelt, will oversee the operation.
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San Francisco
Tony Liargo
Theodore Roosevelt
Judge Buzzes Himself in Cleveland Office Prank
Cleveland Common Pleas Judge Frank S. Day used a buzzer system installed by an electrician. The device rang his own desk instead of the bailiff's when Day pressed the button, revealing a prank gone awry.
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Cleveland
Gophers and Wildcats See Similar Plans for Big Test
Northwestern coach Lynn Waldorf calls Minnesota and his team similar in defense and backfield strength as they prepare for a pivotal Big Ten showdown. Both sides feature balanced offenses and strong lines. Northwestern notes yardage parity while aiming to derail Minnesota’s title bid and continue a storied series.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Northwestern
Duché Stadium
Gophers
Big Lynn Waldorf
Assistants Named for Boy Scout Troop 50
Dewy Paris and Robert Greenwood named assistant scoutmasters for Troop 50. Ted Preston is scoutmaster. Troop committee Ralph Miller William Trautwein and E F Sells chose them. Athens Rotary Club sponsors the troop. meeting next Tuesday at the Methodist Church. Ashwill asks each scout bring a guest interested in scouting.
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Dewy Paris
Robert Greenwood
Ted Preston
Ralph Miller
William J. Trautwein
E. F. Sells
Athens Rotary Club
G. E. Ashwill
Sequoia Weighed at Sequoia National Park
General Sherman the largest sequoia in Sequoia National Park has been weighed at an estimated 4 299 851 pounds about 1711 tons. A section from another living sequoia was weighed and used as a baseline for the experiment.
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Fresno
Calif
General Sherman
Sequoia National Park
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