Homecoming Game Looms After Rough Miami Loss
Ohio Bobcats seek rebound after a 21-0 defeat by Miami as coach Harold Wise reviews a sluggish first half and a stronger second, while Cincinnati bears await in Saturday's homecoming. Bearcats recently beat Xavier 27-25 as Bobcats face fourth MAC game.
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Xavier
Harold Wise
Miami
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Redskins
Western Michigan
Cincinnati
Bradley Tech
Butler
Michiganers
Depauw
Kentucky
Kalamazoo
Western Reserve
Baldwin Wallace
Akron
Zippers
Athens Club Sees Film, Giants Swap Players Stir Newsroom
The Athens Quarterback Club failed to receive motion pictures of the Ohio U Bowl game from Chicago, but a Technicolor film recounting the club’s fall training through last year’s championship drew strong interest. Meanwhile the New York Giants, winless in four, traded for ex Columbia star Governali from the Boston Yanks, while releasing Bill Paschel amid a shaky start and shifting loyalties in the circuit including Stan Vrabec to Toronto.
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Chicago
Dick Banks
Cleveland Browns
New York Football Giants
Columbia
P Governali
Boston Yanks
Giants
Bill Paschel
Georgia Tech
New Yorkers
Yankees
Dan Topping
Frank Filchock
Chicago Bears
Filchock
Ottawa
Hamilton
Stan Vrabec
Bobcats
Toronto
Windsor
College football results and regional scores from various games
College games dominated by Loras over St Marys 32 to 12 and Wheaton over Great Lakes 52 to 0. Notable: LSU beat Vanderbilt 19 to 13, Northwest and regional schools tied or postponed. Ohio baseba ll congress named Ada as 1948 state tournament site with Hindall as commissioner, and Jim Fiacco named to Pearl Harbor All Star football team for two years.
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Ohio
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Jim Fiacco
Syracuse
Pearl Harbor
Lou Little’s long tenure marked by unlikely Columbia wins
New York sports writers noted Lou Little’s 18 year run after Columbia’s upset victory over Army, praising his ability to maximize limited talent. Earl Blaik eyes the Washington and Lee game with Notre Dame looming, while Wes Fesler faces critics over coaching indirect jabs.
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New York
Columbia
Army
Penn Navy
Lou Little
Lou
Earl Blaik
Bowling Congress Tourney Draws 4000 Reservations in Detroit
More than 4,000 reservations have been granted for the American Bowling Congress tournament in Detroit, beginning in March, with late requests arriving at roughly 100 per week. Ted Budynkiewicz, third string tackle for the Trish, struggles to live up to predecessors from Cathedral High in Springfield, Milt Piepul and Angelo Bertelli. Bob Norton, former California player, and Clarence Pautzke, who faced him for Washington, are currently on a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service assignment in Bikini.
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Ted Budynkiewicz
Trish
Notre Dame
Cathedral High
Springfield
Mass
Milt Piepul
Angelo Bertelli
Bob Norton
California
Clarence Pautzke
Washington
U.S. Fish and Wild Life Service
Bikini
Bowling Tourney Set by National B'nai B'Rith Leader
Irwin Aronoff of Cincinnati, president of the National B'nai B'rith Bowling Association, announced sectional tournaments to be held in St. Paul Minnesota Cincinnati Ohio Cleveland Ohio and Kansas City.
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Chicago
Irwin Aronoff
Cincinnati
National
B'nai B'Rith Bowling Association
St. Paul
Minn
Cleveland
Kansas City
Harvard Taps Ex NFL Player Jacunski as Coach Assistant
Boston reports that Harry Jacunski former Fordham Green Bay Packer end joins Harvard football as assistant to coach Dick Halow after a stint on Notre Dame staff last season. Jacunski aids coaching staff with line play and strategy in the current season.
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Harry Jacunski
Fordham
Green Bay Packer
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Jacunski
Notre Dame
Colgate center Allan Vollmer follows family call to defense
Hamilton N Y Colgate center Allan Vollmer thrives on guarding the ball and stopping opponents. His father serves as a Long Island sheriff shaping Vollmer’s disciplined approach on the court.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Allan Vollmer
Colgate
Long Island
Knicks Sign Two New York Players to ABA Roster
The New York Knickerbockers announce the signing of Paul Noel from Kentucky and Garland Head from Texas Tech to the team. Both players join the KNicks as the league expands its professional Basketball Association of America roster.
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NEW York
Kentucky
Paul Noel
Texas Tech
Garland Head
New York Knickerbockers
Professional Basketball Association of America
Bobkittens Hand Air Attack to Beat Bearkittens 13-0
Ohio University freshmen used a steady aerial attack to score once per half and shut out Cincinnati in a decisive 13 to 0 victory. Anvil Savchuk connected on key passes and scored on a nine yard rush after a decisive interception, while Bob Leucke and Jim McKenna contributed on the ground. The Bearkittens, led by Hennis and Bossert, failed to convert after moving into Ohio territory, and fumbled late thwarting another score.
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Miami
Fleet Redskin
Bobcats
Bob Mills
Redskin
Mel Olix
Ohio
Ed Glavac
Jack Raymond
Redskins
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Cincinnati
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Dick Morton
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Bebkitten
Cleveland Browns Take Lead With 14 7 Win Over 49ers
Cleveland remains in first place in the Western division after beating the San Francisco 49ers 14 7 in San Francisco. Otto Graham threw two touchdown passes as the Browns extended their margin to a game and a half over the 49ers. In Buffalo, the Bills tied for Eastern lead by crushing the Dodgers 35 7 as 23 762 fans watched. Pittsburgh led the NFL East after a 38 21 win over the Giants in New York while the Eagles beat the Rams 14 7. The Bears routed the Redskins 56 20 to join an NFC tie for top in the West. The Dons overwhelmed the Colts 56 0. Total attendance reached 269 800 for eight games. Jackie Robinson movie cast adds Branch Rickey as producer.
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Mechanicsburg JV Faces Glouster High Tonight at 7:30
The Mechanicsburg junior high football team hosts Glouster High today with kickoff at 7 30 p.m. The school band will perform at the start and during halftime.
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Mechanicsburg
Glouster High
Body of World War II veteran arrives in New York
Nelsonville report confirms Pfe. William H. Harvey of Nelsonville Route 1 was aboard the Army transport Joseph V. Connolly, docked in New York, after dying in Europe. He enlisted August 31, 1943 at 27 with nine months at Camp Gruber Oklahoma, landed in England, then France. Death dated November 15, 1944. Funeral plans await body’s Columbus arrival. Survived by wife Faye, daughter Mary, his mother, three sisters, and brother Kenneth. Father Harry Harvey died last March.
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Rt. 1
Joseph V. Connolly
New York
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Kenneth
Nelsonville Seaman Reported Injured in Pearl Harbor Transfer
Mrs. Auldean Flowers of Nelsonville learns her son Seaman Bill Flowers, serving on the destroyer USS McKean 784, has been injured and moved from Japan to the Navy Hospital at Pearl Harbor, with plans to transfer to the United States soon.
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Auldean Flowers
Bill Flowers
Japan
Navy
Pearl Harbor
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McKean
Emblem Club Plans Tuesday Meeting in Nelsonville
At the regular Emblem Club gathering in Nelsonville a class of candidates will be initiated Tuesday at 8 p.m. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish for the buffet supper after the meeting.
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Emblem Club
Matinee Basketball to Play at Garden This Winter
New York to host professional doubleheaders on Saturday afternoons at Madison Square Garden this winter. The New York Knickerbockers and the Basketball Association of America will play eight Saturday matinees, with most other games at the 69th Regiment Armory. Season opens November 13.
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Eighth Avenue Arena
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Counting on Poole at Mississippi for Forward Passing
University star George Barney Poole a 225 pound left end and former West Point ace moves into his sixth college season as a junior. He is counted on to boost Mississippi's receiving game this year.
Phillies Rookie LaPointe Hits Streak Across Double Headers
Philadelphia rookie Ralph LaPointe collected 15 hits in 27 at bats over three doubleheaders while teammate Harry Walker added 12 safeties in 24 appearances. Maryland backs show depth but Jim Tatum frets over line. Chicago Bears trainer Andy Lotshaw marks 28th season overseeing Bears and Cubs.
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Ralph LaPointe
Philadelphia Phillies
Harry Walker
Chicago
Andy Lotshaw
Chicago Bears
Baseball Cubs
New York Yank Guard Loses 26 Teeth in One Game
Ed Sharkey, 20 year old guard for the New York football Yanks, reportedly lost 26 teeth during a single game he played for Nevada against the University of Hawaii. The Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association with 34 member colleges will schedule 302 games this season.
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New York
Ed Sharkey
Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association
Two New Soliciting Teams Form for Mount St. Mary Hospital Drive
Nelsonville volunteers organize fifth and sixth fundraising teams led by Senator Stanley Mechem and Mrs. James Cope to raise 230000 for Mount St. Mary Hospital. Mechem reports broad enthusiasm and urgency among residents in Ward 1 precincts, while Cope notes strong community cooperation and readiness to work in support of the project.
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Nelsonville Committee
Mount St. Mary
Stanley Mechem
James Cope
Verna Hand
Murray Hartley
W. E. Howe
C. G. Dew
Fred Mulligan
S. S. Steenrod
Ralph Barber
D. H. Shafer Jr
Tom Wilson
Alonzo Figgins
George Barrows
W.washington St
Arley Fisk
Clyde Byers
John P. Kelso
W. Columbus St
Minnie Laughlin
West City Limits
Mechem
Cope
Ward 1
Precinct 2
John Fisher
Tony Pughline
Edwin Johnson
Leonard Powell
W. Franklin St
Glenn Allen
Oscar Oliver
Ralph Weymiller
Hazel Verity
Madison St
Walter Drake
Cleve Linton
Frank St
Dan Shay
Randall Steenrod
Cross St
Willis Wolfe
Carnes Hickman
Adams St
Mabel Lancaster
Plainview Ave
Nelsonville Social Notes This Week
Nelsonville residents report visits and affiliations across Ohio. Mr and Mrs Tom Mathewson visited Columbus to see his sister Mrs Garrett Selby who is in Grant Hospital. Miss Olive Brookins and Mrs Joe Hardy attend Grand Chapter sessions in Columbus. Leighton Aumiller of Columbus spent Sunday at home. Southeastern District Ohio Library Association meeting in Marietta included Mrs James D Knight, Mrs J L Webb, Miss Verna Hand, and Miss Helen Ewing from the Nelsonville Public Library.
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Columbus
Garrett Selby
Grant Hospital
Olive Brookins
Joe Hardy
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Brookins
Hardy
Eudora
O.E.S
Leighton Aumiller
Ohio Library Association
Marietta
James D. Knight
J. L. Webb
Verna Hand
Helen Ewing
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks elect Powell district chairman at Chillicothe
Sheldon Powell, former executive committee member, was elected district chairman at the Elks district fall conference and convention in Chillicothe. Twenty nine Nelsonville Elks attended the weekend gathering.
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Nelsonville
Sheldon Powell
Convention of Elks
Chillicothe
Elks
Banquet honors Nelsonville baseball team veterans
Jimmie Jones Post VFW held a Sunday banquet honoring the baseball team with manager remarks naming Eddie Woods MVP and Ernest Lewis most dependable Eddie left for Rio Grande College. Guests included Bernard Conrad. team finished 17 wins and five losses and aims for a stronger next season. Committee chaired by Tracy Conrad with Pauline Preston Dexter and Cecil Woodson Lou Chapman.
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Jimmie Jones Post
VFW
Eddie Woods
Ernest Lewis
Eddie
Rio Grande College
Bernard Conrad
Lancaster
Tracy Conrad
Pauline Preston Dexter
Cecil Woodson
Lou Chapman
Mayor Hears Six Cases in Nelsonville Court
End of week arraignments before Mayor Oral Daugherty included two assault and battery counts, three intoxication charges, and one excessive speed case. Harry Searles and John Fellem pleaded guilty to assault and battery and were fined $10 plus costs each. Arthur Oliver, Orville Warren, and Guy Fellem faced intoxication fines of $25 and costs. Fellem jailed pending settlement. George Blimes pleaded guilty to excessive speeding and was fined $15. Robert Fultz, Gloucester, cited for unsafe operation with hearing set for Nov 1.
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Oral Daugherty
Harry Searles
Virginia Searles
John Fellem
Mary Fellem
Arthur Oliver
Orville Warren
Deanville
Guy Fellem
Fellem
George Blimes
Robert Fultz
Glouster
Plans For Murray City Hospital Fund Meeting
A citizens meeting will be conducted in the school building Tuesday at 7 30 p m to discuss plans for the Mount St Mary Hospital Fund campaign in Murray City. Mayor Floyd Stiff chairs the Murray City committee with Rev J L Morgan as co chair.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital Fund
Floyd Stiff
J. L. Morgan
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