Bobcats Ready for Tough Test Against Georgetown Kentucky
Ohio University coach Don Peden rests key players as the Bobcats prepare for a difficult home non conference game against Georgetown Kentucky on Saturday. With several starters sidelined, Pop Kessler and Doc Coleman may start, while Len Sadosky returns at fullback and Shane Collins handles signals.
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Mitch's Musings Picks for Week Coast Games
Mitch lists college football matches with opinions on winners. Notable pairings include Ohio vs Georgetown and Alabama vs Kentucky with enthusiastic, humorous notes. Other entries project outcomes for teams like Temple, Bucknell, Cincinnati, Creighton, Detroit, Florida, and Notre Dame.
Fall or Fall or Cincinnati to Vincennes and L.A.
A fragmented list mentions cities including Cincinnati Washington Philadelphia New York Chicago St. Louis Parkersburg Vincennes and Los Angeles with no clear event or action described. The text hints at a regional or travel sequence but lacks sentences or context to define a news item or outcome.
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New Lexington Triumphs Over Nelsonville 6 0 in Rain Dumped Game
New Lexington High School defeated Nelsonville High 6 to 0 in a rain shortened contest at New Lexington. Captain Rodgers scored the 2 yard touchdown as the game ended at halftime due to heavy weather. Strong line play featured by Rodgers and Shaffer with Nelsonville’s offense limited.
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Local grid slate near Pomeroy with three Friday and Saturday games
Three games loom in Pomeroy area with Middleport High hosting Chesapeake Friday night, Pomeroy meeting Marietta Saturday afternoon, and Rutland versus Chauncey Saturday night at the Middleport field.
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Jones Returns to Action After Appendicitis for Wittenberg
William Jones of Plain City Ohio, a sophomore end on Wittenberg's football team, recovered from an appendicitis operation eight weeks earlier. He came to campus and reported in time to play in the upcoming game with Georgetown College, appearing in the matchup without a prior practice scrimmage.
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William Jones
Plain City
Wittenberg
Jones
Bill Stobbs
Georgetown
Grapplers Meet Cleveland Rivalry Ahead Notre Dame Navy Game
Jiri McMillen former Illinois athlete will wrestle Joe Savoldi of Notre Dame fame in Cleveland before the Notre Dame Navy game on November 19. The exact date of the match has not been set.
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Big Ten Football Schedule Looms With Three League Games
Three conference games and four intersectional matchups headline Saturday in the Big Ten. About 125000 fans are expected across five regional games, including Northwestern vs Minnesota in Minneapolis and Ohio State at Columbus. Notre Dame faces Pittsburgh. Indiana hosts Mississippi A&M. Michigan meets Princeton in Ann Arbor.
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Morano Secures Fullback Job With Paterson Night Hawks
Jumbo Morano former Sing Sing football star clinched the fullback berth for the Paterson Night Hawks by scoring in his pro debut. The Night Hawks defeated Newark 20-0 at City Stadium before 3,000 spectators, with all points scored in the first period.
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Jumbo" Morano
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Sayers Remains Key Tackle for Ohio Wesleyan Football
The report notes Frank Sayers of Columbia, a sophomore tackle on Ohio Wesleyan's team, weighing 234 pounds today after starting the season at 230 pounds. He has not missed any game due to injury this season.
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Chauncey Blue Devils crush Roseville 72 to 0 in six straight wins
Chauncey Blue Devils extended their streak to six with a rout of Roseville. B Hollister and Guerra led scoring with multiple TDs as substitutes played major roles. The game ended early in the third period due to heavy wind and rain.
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Wisconsin and Ohio State Clash in Narrow Big Ten Tilt
In Columbus Ohio State hosts Wisconsin in a Big Ten showdown with both teams carrying one loss. Purdue beat Wisconsin and Michigan defeated Ohio State this season. Dr Clarence W Spears Wisconsin coach arrived and workouts were planned. An attendance cap of 25000 was anticipated.
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Wisconsin
Ohio colleges close football season with trio of games
United Press reports last night of three state games. Xavier meets Loyola New Orleans in Cincinnati in an intersectional matchup. Kent State hosts John Carroll in Cleveland. Dayton aims for its sixth win of 1992 at home against Morris Harvey of Barboursville West Virginia.
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Morris Harvey
Barboursville
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Last Race of Year Set at Sharon Speedway
Warren October 28. The final automobile race of the season will take place at Sharon Speedway near Warren on Sunday after a rain postponement from January.
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Complete List of Prizes for Halloween Parade Announced
Gallipolis on October 28 announces prize awards for the American Legion Halloween Parade Monday night. Awards cover multiple age groups with prizes from Murphy Company Halliday Halliday Company and many local firms. Also offered are cash prizes for clog dancers banjo players and old-time fiddlers funded by local businesses.
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Southern Ohio Electric Company
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E. R. Wallace
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Evans Grocery Company
M. & M. Grocery Company
Rose & Swigert Oil Company
Gallipolis Oil Company
McCormick Company
Bettman Wife Speaks At Gallipolis Political Tea
Mrs. Gil bet Bettman wife of Attorney General Bettman spoke at a Republican women’s tea at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Gallipolis. She urged support for her husband for U S Senate and the Republican ticket. Also present were Mrs Elsie Bennett Wilson and Mrs Mary Bartlett with Rep Thomas A Jenkins.
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Medina
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Nelsonville
Tenth
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Ironton
Hallie Q. Brown
Wilberforce College
Gallipolis
Lincoln School
John A. Lloyd
Bob Rees Buys Williams and Scarberry Garages
Bob Rees of Gallipolis has purchased the Williams and Scarberry Garages. The firm becomes the Bob Rees Motor Company and will handle Chrysler and Plymouth automobiles and Texaco gasoline.
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Personal mentions circulate in brief society notes
A. W. Blackburn, city mail carrier, returned Wednesday night from a 10 days vacation in Hot Springs Arkansas. Miss Nan Deardorff and Mrs. Arthur Carl spent yesterday in Huntington West Virginia. Dr. C. E. Holzer attended a Columbus clinic led by Dr. Andre Crotti for Dr. MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Neal visit their daughter Helen at Oberlin College Oberlin until Sunday.
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Arthur Carl
Huntington
W. Va
C. E. Holzer
Columbus
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MacGregor
Dallas Neal
Helen
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Funeral services for Ed Oskey to be held Sunday
Gallipolis notes Ed Oskey aged 74 died Wednesday night after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm at his residence with burial in Pine Street Cemetery. Oskey was grandson of Count Kanlusoski, Polish nobleman who settled in America and taught languages at a Washington University.
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Washington, D. C
Youth injured by enraged hog near Kananga
Ed Peters age 16 of near Kananga is recovering after a hog attacked him at his stepfather Buddy Humphrey's home Tuesday night. The hog lunged at a barking dog accompanying Peters and struck him with its tusks.
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Buddy Humphrey
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Victors Break 23-Year Drought With Logan Athens Victory
Logan High School defeats Athens High School 12 to 6 on a muddy athletic field. Key plays include Kellar Adair Bright and McMullen driving Logan into Athens territory, a fourth down conversion, and a late safety by Athens. Penalties and officiating affected scoring, with Logan earning the first win over Athens in 23 years.
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