Miami Line Best Ohio Has Faced This Season
Miami University Redskins show a fast, powerful line front to back with Emerson Guinn Howard Hinrichs Jim Krause Chuck Moos Walt Ruchynsky plus ends Jack Meier George Adams in front of a quick backfield led by Ted Migdal Dan Schisler. Ohio U scout Russ Crane says Miami improves each game and will test Ohio on homecoming weekend.
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Frank Wilton
Miami University Redskins
Ohio University
Bobcats
Russ Crane
Ohio U
Redskins
Illinois
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Miami
Crane
Emerson Guinn
Howard Hinrichs
Jim Krause
Chuck Moos
Walt Ruchynsky
Krause
Guinn
Hinrichs
Ruchynsky
Moos
Jack Meier
George Adams
Gene Woodworth
Warren Rockwell
Ted Migdal
Dan Schisler
Don Peden
Butler
Bulldog
Ohio
Don
Bill Herbert
Notre Dame
Charley Anderson Is Dismissed From Ohio State Squad
Ohio State coach Paul E Brown dismissed Charley Anderson senior starting end for the welfare of the squad. Anderson, a four year Buckeye, said he plans to stay in school and finish his education. The action leaves ends to freshmen and sophomores Leon Schoenbaum Bob Shaw Sam Fox Pete Hershberger and Bill Sector.
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Columbus
Paul E. Brown
Ohio State University
Charley Anderson
Ohio State
Charles Anderson
Brown
Anderson
Massillon High School
Fran
Cis
A. Schmidt
Buckeye
Leon Schoenbaum
Huntington
W. Va
Bob Shaw
Fremont
Sam Fox
Pete Hershberger
Bill Sector
Shadyside
Southern California
Purdue
Boilermakers
Albuquerque
N. M
Bucks
Boxing Results From Philadelphia Chicago and Toledo Cards
Mike Kap elan of Boston outpointed May on Pablo in Philadelphia. Joe Maxin of Cleveland knocked out Oliver Shanks in Chicago. George Nyberg of Windsor out pointed Pete Spotts in Windsor et al. Leo Rodak of Chicago outpointed Jackie Wilson in Toledo.
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Philadelphia
Mike Kapelan
Boston
Mayon Pablo
Chicago
Joe Maxin
Cleveland
Oliver Shanks
Montreal
George Nyberg
Windsor
Pete Spotts
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Leo Rodak
Jackie Wilson
Chauncey LT Among State's Grid Leaders
Ohio high school football championship picture shows Chauncey Dover joining top teams with six straight wins led by lean running backs. Don Reinhardt of Portsmouth East leads the state with 119 points while Rus Wolfe and Jack Ley follow in scoring. Ley accounts for most Chauncey Dover points as the Cadets push for the title.
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Columbus
Ohio
Portsmouth East
Upper Sandusky
Chauncey- Dover
Warren
Canton
Lehman
Cleveland
Collinwood
Xenia O. S
S. O. Home
Powhatan
Lincoln
Bexley
Mifflin
Logan
Bergholz
Leetonia
S. O
Mansfield
Massillon
Portsmouth F East
Don Reinhardt
Pedro
Russell
Flying Express
Jack Ley
Chauncey-Dover
Glouster
Jack
Paul R. Fiske
Ley
Postponed Neighborhood Club Meeting Planned for Nov 4
The Neighborhood Club meeting set for Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Faye McCafferty on Mill Street has been postponed to Tuesday November 4. The Halloween masquerade will be observed by club members then.
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Chauncey
Faye McCafferty
Mill St
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
California scribes hint at a possible PCC divorce as Stanford leads richer California schools away from the north. The Big Ten debates Frank Leahy's recruiting appeal for Notre Dame. Michigan's fresh end was reportedly rescued after a Notre Dame incident. Also notes on Jack House and Georgia back Frankie Sinkwich. Henry Ransom heads east to pro duties, Dobie's Navy bench gloom, Stage Field history, Mickey Owen strike call, Pvt Conner bowling, and Army basketball jubilee at Madison Square Garden with former college stars.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
California
Stanford
Big Ten
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Texas
Henry Ransom
Ft. Worth
Philadelphia
North Hills Club
Gil Dobie
Navy
Swede Larson
Detroit U
Stage Field
Chicago
Mitchel
Chuck Gelatka
Mississippi State
Homer Forsythe
Ohio Wesleyan
Sgt
Sid Glickman
Brooklyn College and
Corp
Joe Michalowski
Worcester Poly
Louis Tschudi
Dayton U
Fort Monmouth
Julie Kasner
C.C.N.Y
Joe Killian
Georgia
Thurman Hall
M'Bee Men’s Duckpin League Meeting Planned
The Millfield Wenonah Club of Mazon Council will meet on Tuesday October 28 at 7 p m in the Millfield D of P lodge hall. Members are asked to contribute to the potluck lunch to be served.
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Millfield—Wenonah Club of Mazon
Millfield
D. of P
Dover Students To Stage Fall Festival At School
Chauncey Dover High School students plan an annual fall festival in the auditorium on Wednesday night October 29 with home rooms competing for entertainments. The program begins at 7 30 p m and the carnival at 8 10 p m featuring acts like Jonsey Sams' version of higher mathematics and a Chauncey-Dover Band performance. Proceeds benefit the athletic association.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Jonsey Sams
Christian Brown
Chauncey-Dover
Harry McMahen
Athletic Association
Plan Benefit Party For Candidates
Murray City Ladies Auxiliary No 4 of the UMWA will sponsor a candidate benefit party at Community Hall New Pittsburg on Thursday evening Oct 30 at 7 30. Candidates and others are invited to attend.
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Murray City
U.M.W. of A
New Pittsburg
Carl Fulton, Former Dover Resident Dies at 70
Chauncey born Carl Fulton, 70, left Chauncey for Colorado over four decades ago and died at his Kremley Colorado home. Funeral and burial were in Breckinridge. Survived by three children, two brothers Daniel and Leslie, sister Lutie in Denver, and five half sisters. wife Rose Potter of Albany died six years ago. Remembered by Chauncey and Dover Township elders.
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Chauncey
Carl Fulton
Colorado
Kremley
Colo
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Breckinridge
Rose Potter
Albany
Daniel
Leslie Fulton
Lutie
Denver
Dover Township
A and O Club Hike and Picnic at Sugar Creek
Sugar Creek A and O Club members enjoyed a Sunday picnic and hike with group photos and games. The next meeting is set for Monday November 3 at Miss Norma Clark's home. attendees included Olga Hunter Delores Hunter Isabel Fogarassy and others.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Norma Clark
Olga Hunter
Delores Hunter
Isabel Fogarassy
Gladys Bellelchies
Virginia McClellan
Ethel Chiki
Jean Slagle
Mary Margaret Rivers
Millfield Pocahontas Lodge Plans Mother's Day Program
Plans are made for a Mother's Day program to be presented Thursday evening at 7 in the D of P hall Millfield by Mazon Council No 93 Degree of Pocahontas. The public is invited and a luncheon will be served during the social hour after the entertainment. A large attendance is anticipated.
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Chauncey
D. of P. Hall
Millfield
Mazon Council No. 93
Degree of
Pocahontas
Dexter Social And Personal Notices
Mrs Rean Von schmitz left Sunday to spend several months with her daughter Mrs Fred Belknapp in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Dana Williamson Ironton were Sunday guests of Mr Lewis Saxton. Frances and Eleanor Cleland Harrisonville were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Cleland. Mr and Mrs S S C Cook left Thursday to spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs Robert Livingston and Miss Helen Cook at Birmingham Ala. Mrs Blanche Davis of Springfield spent several days last week with her mother Mrs Ella Nelson. Mrs Clyde Hampton and family spent several days recently with her parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Cleland. Mr and Mrs Everett Tracy and mother of Bull Run and Mrs Etta McKnight were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ross Halliday. Mr Marion Nicholson left Sunday for Texas after spending a 15 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs M A Nicholson. Mr and Mrs Ed Minx of Columbus were Monday guests of Mr and Mrs Emmet Davis. Mr and Mrs W R Halliday were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Halliday at Point Rock. Mr and Mrs Barl Nelson and family of Carpenter and Mr and Mrs Mac Johnson of McArthur were Sunday guests of Peter Nelson.
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Ala
Blanche Davis
Springfield
Ella Nelson
Clyde Hampton
Floyd Cleland
Everett Tracy
Bull Run
Etta McKnight
Ross Halliday
Marion Nicholson
Texas
M. A. Nicholson
Ed Minx
Columbus
Emmet Davis
W. R. Halliday
Ray Halliday
Point Rock
Barl Nelson
Carpenter
Mac Johnson
McArthur
Peter Nelson
Santa Fe Name Meaning Traced to Royal Town of St Francis
The term Santa Fe derives from La villa real de Santa Fe de San Francisco meaning The royal town of holy faith of St Francis. The historical phrasing links the city’s name to its religious and regal origins.
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Santa Fe
Gophers Texas Deadlocked in Grid Poll
New York reports Minnesota and Texas share the top spot in the third Associated Press gridiron ranking, each with 1,161 points. Minnesota leads in first place votes 60 to 58, while Texas gains support in lower positions. Fordham, Duke, Texas A and M, Notre Dame, Michigan, Penn, Northwestern, and Vanderbilt also named in the top ten.
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Associatedess
Golden Gophers
Longhorns
Minnesota
Texas
Michigan
Gophers
Northwestern
Wildcats
Fordham
Duke
Texas A
Notre Dame
Penn
Vanderbilt
Wemmers Honor Son With Dinner Party
CHAUNCEY Mr and Mrs William H Wemmer Millfield entertained Sunday honoring their son Dr Fred Wemmer of Toledo. Guests included Dr and Mrs Fred Wemmer and son Bill Toledo Dr and Mrs Woodrow Patton Columbus Mr and Mrs Grover C Patton Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders and children Sandra Lu Joe Jane White Vern White and Mrs Elizabeth Robinett and Mr and Mrs W H Wemmer all of Millfield Also Mr and Mrs Lewis Tracey Columbus formerly of Millfield visited. CHAUNCEY Young peoples choir practice of the M E Church will be Tuesday at 7 pm at Grace Crabtrees home May Ave Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 pm led by Rev C E Palmer.
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Chauncey
William H. Wemmer
Millfield
Fred Wemmer
Toledo
Bill
Woodrow Patton
Columbus
Grover C. Patton
Charles Sanders
Sandra Lu
Joe
Jane White
Vern White
Elizabeth Robinett
W. H. Wemmer
Chauncey— Young Peoples
M. E
Grace Crabtree
May Ave
C. E. Palmer
Bulldogs Face Middleport on Road in Southeastern League Battle
The Athens Bulldogs travel to Middleport Friday for a Southeastern League clash as both teams chase a better finish. Coach Harry Lackey hopes Paul Maynard and Jack Chappelear return from injuries to boost a squad building toward 1942 while aiming for at least a second place finish in 1941. After this road trip only two home games remain, including November 7 against the Jackson Iron Men.
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Athens Bulldogs
Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Ohio River
Logan
Chieftains
Harry Lackey
Jackets
Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Athens
Lackey
Paul Maynard
Jack Chappelear
Slong
Bob Mills
Bulldog
Jackson Iron Men
Ten Mazon Council Members Attend Meet
Ten members of Mazon Council No. 93 D. of P. attended the district school of Instruction held last week at New Straitsville. Mazon Council presented a Mother's Day program open to the public.
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Chauncey
Mazon Council No. 93
D. of Pledge
New Straitsville
Mazon Council
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Athens Messenger
By Mitch
Fritz Howell
State
Fullerton
Jack House
Birmingham
Leo Durocher
Frankie Sinkwich
Postman
Pvt
Werner Land
Camp Blanding
Fla
Mickey Owen
Tommy Henrich
Mickey
Eli
Ray Wolfe
Dartmouth
Spike Nelson
Yale
Nelson
Spike
Red Black
Army
Hank Mazur
Mazur
M’bee Men’s Duckpin League
Young
McWilliams
Coon Meee
Smith Ancnson
Nanna
Porter
Chandler
Sullivan
Beveridge
Mills
Cornell
LaHugh Ane
Chase
Christy Ownene
Verity
Chesser Owene
A. Young
Nevins
Bryant
Gerber
Stanson
Ao Antlee
Eeece
Texaco
Russell Mone
Manter
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Hunsicker
Tucker Ee
Martin “Meee
Carr
Parker Ee
Cox
I Banks
Milburn
McCune
Risley W. Hawk
Siemer
Leeees
McConkey
Conne
H. Swank
D. Selby
Beckley’s
van Horn
Romine
Erwin
Ervin Seeewee
McGraner
Davis Ween
Agg Newland
Hickman
Barbigwane
Blaker
Tippett
Clark
Finsterwald
Friedberg
Potter
COE
K. Beggs
Webb
Chaunceythe
Ashworth
Robert Border
Vir
Wolf
Thomas
Ginia Sawyer
Harmon
Border
Mr Pe Totals
James Sawyer
Trim- Buckle Oceese
Pfleger
Near
Sawyer Nave
Trimble
Dover
Athens City ‘B’ Bowling League
Plan Benefit Party
Pocahontas Lodge
Dexter
Pete Smiths
Bilt
Chota
Bitter
Collett
Dee Rae Laren
Egg
F. R. Beasley
Nelsonville
Donaldson Murphy Albany Glouster
G. M
Nye Chevrolet
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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