Bobcats Face Miami at Oxford in Homecoming Clash
Ohio University football team carries a 3 1 record into a Saturday game against the Miami Redskins at Oxford. The road trip starts a stretch of two away games and continues next week in Cleveland against the Western Reserve Red Cats.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Miami
Redskins
Oxford
Cleveland
Western Reserve Red Cats
Ohio
Stu Holcomb
Ohio State
Muskingum
Holcomb
Bill Trautwein
Harold Wise
Trautwein
Dayton
Flyers
Wise
Falcons
Bee Gees
Wesleyan
Bobcat
Carl Kunkel
Bob Brentlinger
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Quarterbacks Meet Tonight in Messenger Club Huddle
The Messenger hosts a 7 30 p m meeting at the Men's Gym with Don Peden reviewing last Saturday’s Home Coming win over Ohio Wesleyan and Harold Wise previewing Miami. A quiz starts the program and-tonights pictures were taken last Saturday in technicolor.
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of the Messenger
Don Peden
Ohio Wesleyan
Harold Wise
Miami
Fight Results From San Francisco to Baltimore
San Francisco bout Henry Arm strong of Los Angeles out pointed Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh in a 10 rounder. Cleveland’s Joey Pirrone knocked out Jimmy Varketta of Ashtabula in four. Baltimore saw Big Boy Brown of Detroit stop Red Burman in five rounds.
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San Francisco
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Cago
Joey Pirrone
Cleveland
Jimmy Varketta
Ashtabula
Baltimore
Big Boy Brown
Detroit
Red Burman
Walker Beats Wint In Eight Round Heavyweight Clash
Buddy Walker of Columbus earned an eight round decision over Teddy Wint, 189 pounds, at Baltimore substituting for Al Hart. Walker weighed in at 201 pounds.
Chauncey Water and Sewage System dedication set for Nov 11
The article notes that the name Jack McCafferty was omitted from the committee on arrangements for the Chauncey Water and Sewage System dedication to be held on November 11.
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Chauncey
Jack McCafferty
Chauncey Water and Sewage System
Morton Cooper Named National League MVP for 1942
Morton Ceil Cooper the St. Louis Cardinals right hander won 22 games and led the league with ten shutouts to capture the National League MVP award. Enos Slaughter Mel Ott and Slats Marion followed in voting with Robbie Owen Mize Reiser and Camilli also high in the results. The award reflects regular season performance and marks Cooper’s return from an elbow operation.
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Morton Cecil Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers Association of America
Redbirds
Enos
Country
Cooper
Billy Southworth
Brooklyn Dodgers
Slaughter
Grange Names State and Army Hopefuls in Grid Picks
Red Grange selects Ohio State over Wisconsin and Georgia over Alabama to stop Army streak. He bets Princeton over Harvard, Yale over Brown, and Michigan state matchups while praising Georgia and Notre Dame fl others. He predicts USC UCLA and regional upsets across conferences.
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Alabama
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Army
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Red Blaik
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Bert Stiff
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Yale
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Colgate
Holy Cross
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Columbia
Duquesne
Little
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Forbes Field
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California
Fordham
Polo Grounds
North Carolina Air Cadets
Syracuse
Penn State
West Virginia
Boston College
Georgetown
Bucknell
Lafayette
Michigan State
Great Lakes
Temple
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Villanova
Plains Juniors Present Plane Crazy Play at High School
The Plains High School junior class selects Plane Crazy by Dorothy Rood Stewart for its annual play. Production tentatively slated for Thursday evening November 5 at 8 o clock with cast including Florence Osborne Irene Lucas Wade Howard Ruth Bickley Vada Bricker Bill Tinkham Ralph Cade Roy Shamel Ila Slater Chlorous Burton Paul Kail Betty Hill Bernice Gabriel Patty Hamer Franklin Shafer Natha Slater Mary Louise Coon Orlan Bricker Ellen Manda Georgia Michael and others.
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the Plains
the Plains High School
Dorothy Rood Stewart
Florence Osborne
Irene Lucas
Wade Howard
Ruth Bickley
Vada Bricker
Bill Tinkham
Ralph Cade
Roy Shamel
Ila Slater
Chlorous Burton
Paul Kail
Betty Hill
Bernice Gabriel
Patty Hamer
Louise Jane Diver
Nalda Slater
Franklin Shafer
Orlan Bricker
Mary Louise Coon
Ellen Manda
Betty Hil
Ta Slater
Fullerton's Roundup: Pastor Retirement and Boxing Talk
Boxing notes discuss Bob Pastor retiring after Joe Louis, with references to Jimmy Johnston and Jimmy Bivins. A Bath City Swansea Town soccer match had police disinfecting gear to curb foot and mouth disease. John Mooney notes Johnston eyeing a scouting trip for a new champion. Bob Feller praised as top naval gunnery student.
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New York
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Jimmy Johnston
Bob
Louis
Jimmy
Pastor
Jimmy Bivins
Bath City
Swansea Town
England
John Mooney
Salt Lake
J. J. Johnston
Special Church Work Planned at The Plains Nazarene
The Plains Church of Nazarene scheduled a special Thursday service for October 29 at 2 30 and 7 30 pm to promote Sunday School work. Dr and Mrs A H London from Chicago and Dr Charles Gibson will address attendees. Rev Frank Noel will chair.
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Chauncey
Plains Church of Nazarene
A. H. London
Chicago
Ohio
Charles Gibson
Ohio District of Nazarene
Frank Noel
The
Plains Church
Shafer in Beaumont Showing Slight Improvement After Stroke
Mrs. George Shafer suffered a paralysis stroke at home in Beaumont but showed slight improvement. She and her long illness were noted as a concern, with relatives and friends visiting from Chauncey Mansfield Canton The Plains Athens Nelsonville Logan and nearby towns.
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Chauncey
George Shafer
Beaumont
Rose Dickerson
Asa Cochran
Logan
David Shafer
Nelsonville
Walter Wharton
Sarah Batchelder
the Plains
Emma Ettien of The Plains Dies at 83
Emma Ettien, longtime Chauncey resident and Saints Church member, aged 83, has moved to live with nephew John Taylor in Nelsonville due to age and infirmity. She had been in failing health for some time.
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Chauncey
Emma Ettien
Athens County
the Plains
John Taylor
Nelsonville
Ettien
The
Saints Church
Newark and Dover clash for league crown on Thursday
Newark Wildcats and Dover Tornadoes, both six game winners, meet in Newark in a pivotal Central Ohio League clash that could decide the title. The week features high scoring totals and streaks across Buckeye teams with stars such as Bob Lucas and Johnny Sauer among the leading scorers.
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Wildcats
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Toronadoes
Dover
Ohio
Zanéseville
Jack Bickel
Marietta
Lima South
Dayton Roosevelt
Lima Central
Findlay
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Marion Harding
Sandusky
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Mansfield
Hamilton
Bob Lucas
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Jimmy Schenk
Lima St. Rose
Pandora
Massillon
Mighty Tigers
Tigers
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Xenia U. S. & S. O
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Toronto
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Cleveland West
Fredericktown
Ohio Deaf
Toledo Libbey
Jackson
Mich
Zanesville
Miamisburg
Dayton Oakwood
Medina
Columbus North
Boardman
Hudson
Ada
East Liverpool
Girard
Germantown
Bexley
Brewster
Grandview
Lucas
Ollie Cline
Johnny Sauer
Chuck Dill
Port Clinton
Duane Harrington
Jimmy Hughes
Akron North
Akron East
Bill McKinnon
Lima
Shawnee
Johnny Ays
Toledo
Waite
Devilbiss
Tom Gabriel
Bill Smith
Bernard Kathe
Chillicothe
Dave Brocksieker
Fremont Ross
Ohio State Stays No 1. Georgia 2nd in AP Ballot
Ohio State, unbeaten, remains the top college football team in the AP poll for the third straight week with 1,150 points. Georgia holds second with Alabama third as Notre Dame rises to fourth. Michigan drops to 13th and Illinois to 11th. Army and Texas Christian enter the top ten.
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NEW York
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Associated Press
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Northwestern
Spoorme
Enntei
Alghama
Cancucenes Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
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Georgia
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Michigan
Ilinois
Army
Train Timetable Summary for East West Bound Lines
Eastbound and westbound schedules listed for multiple services including Diplomat Daily No 44 No 12 Daily No 2 National Limited Daily times 3 53 am 6 09 am 3 3 pm and other No 3 No 43 No 29 No 11 No 3 Northbound and Southbound services on New York Central and Chespeake lines with daily and Sunday exceptions and specific departure and arrival times.
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National Limited
NEW York Central South
Chesapeak
Chauncey Area Social Roundup and Guests
Chauncey residents hosted Sunday visitors Miss Laura Dickson of Chillicothe and Marie Peyton of Athens. Virgil Manning and family from Columbus visited Mrs. Manning’s parents in The Plains. Paul Shay and family visited Albert Mees in Pomeroy who is ill. Mrs Christine Brown of Chauncey to host Plains Garden Club meeting with program by Mrs A E Daugherty and Mrs Grant Mi.
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Laura Dickson
Chillicothe
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Athens
Virgil Manning
Columbus
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the Plains
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Shay
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High St
Plains Garden Club
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A. E. Daugherty
Grant Michael
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