Harmon Stands Alone As All America Timber
Gary Indiana star Thomas Dudley Harmon dominates action for Michigan in a string of performances. He scored a touchdown against Penn, passed for another, kicked two extra points, and totaled about 150 rushing yards with 50 more through passes. He outshined rivals Reagan and Christman while leading Michigan's defense and offense in a week of strong showings across major programs.
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NEW York
Jack Crain
Texas
Frank Reagan
Penn
Paul Christman
Missouri
Thomas Dudley Harmon
Michigan
Gary
Ind
Harmon
Reagan
Christman
Nebraska
Bob Steuer
Harry Hopp
Hopp
Herman Rohrig
Crain
Arkansas
Rice
T. A. Weems
John Kimbrough
Jim Thomason
Texas A. & M
Aggies
Baylor
Kimbrough
Thomason
Norman Standlee
Stanford
Southern California
Frankie Albert
Trojans
al Krueger
Dean McAdams
Great
Washington Star
California
Jack McQuary
George Franck
Minnesota
Iowa
Art Jones
Richmond
Steve Juzwik
Milt Piepul
Notre Dame
Andy Marefos
St. Marys
Lou Bufalino
Hal McCullough
Cornell
John (Pepper) Petrella
Penn State
Jim Lalanne
North Carolina
Harvey Johnson
Mississippi State
al Grygo
South Carolina
Dick McGowen
Auburn
Johnny Bosch
Georgia Tech
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
M'Bee Women's Duckpin League Adopts Jail Fever Draft
In a quirky note from history, the M'Bee Women's Duckpin League headlines a tale of prison reform era superstition as herbs and vinegar were scattered in courtrooms to guard against jail air and jail fever brought by lower class prisoners.
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Old
England
Buckeye Grid Talk And Hoosier Huskers Preview
Sport chatter from Ohio notes Wolfe brothers点 Upper Sandusky pace with 76 of 103 points this year. Charley Anderson from Massillon may be phased by rumor of future departure. Capt Langhurst takes extra signal duties while Don Scott sits out. Indiana visitors Hursh and Zimmer loom as Buckeye foes this Saturday.
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Wolfe Brothers
Upper Sandusky
Okey
Fenton
Heidelberg
Little Brother
Russell
Capt
Jim Langhurst
Don Scott
Jim
Don
Plan Carnival At Hamden High School
Plans are completed for a Halloween carnival in the Hamden high school building hosted by the school and PTA. Prizes honor best masked comic strip character, movie star, period costume, and juntos for adults and children. Food, games, athletic show, and a dance are slated. Several local residents and students are noted in social mentions.
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Hamden
P.T.A
The
Athletic Association
Clifford Gardner
Vincent
Berl Gardner
Esther Mae Bryson
Ohio University
D. M. Bryson
McArthur
Sylvia Vance
Lyle Rathburn
Columbus
Dwight Rice
Mary Jane Cox
Ohio State University
Charles Rice
Hiram Cox
Guysville
Earl Woltz
Bert Woltz
H. S. Arnett
Janet Scott
Jean Cox
Rio
Bowl predictions and coaching chatter from the era
New Orleans projects Texas A&M versus Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl while Major Neyland signs hopeful contracts. Joe McCarthy scolds blame at Fort Erie. Golf star Jimmy Hines posts strong scores in winter tuneups. Dick Hanley praises Northwestern fullback depth. Coaching changes swirl around Bucky Harris Sewell and Luke Sewell. Holy Cross faces scrutiny after a favorable season. Artie M govern vents camp fee talk. San Jose State earns a notable championship nomination.
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New York
New Orleans
Texas Aggies
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Joe McCarthy
Fort Erie
Ont
Yankees
Jimmy Hines
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Bucky Harris
Alva Bradley
Luke Sewell
Holy Cross
Joe Sheeketski
Artie M'Govern
San Jose State
Notre Dame seen as top program of Layden era
Detroit News notes Notre Dame as the best team Elmer Layden ever developed with remark it may be the best six Layden produced. Lou Nova renews against Joe in Oakland while Mickey Walker heads west for a Cheyenne white hope event. Edmont grads memorial planned in Canada for former champs who disbanded. Mel Ott buys a home in New Orleans and Ohio State backs Carl Snavely as a fine quarterback.
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H. G. Salsinger
Detroit News
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Layden
Lou Nova
Joe Somebody
Oakland
Mickey Walker
Cheyenne
Wyo
Canada
Edmont Commercial Grads
Mel Ott
The
Giants
New Orleans
Gophers Favored Over Northwestern in Big Clash
Northwestern at Dyche Stadium hosts Minnesota as both teams ride undefeated runs. Lynn Waldorf’s rebuilding Wildcat squad seeks another upset of Bernie Bierman’s Gophers, who have won three of five since Waldorf took over.
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Evanston
Iil
Northwestern
Gophers
Minnesota
Lynn Waldorf
Waldorf
Purple
Bernie Bierman
Wildcats
Dyche Stadium
Cheshire Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Mabel Butcher hosts the Women’s Society for Christian Service Friday at 1 30 pm. Etta Welch returns home from a week with sister Ollie Werner in Gallipolis. James and Mrs. Roush return from Florida with Mrs. Roush’s parents awaiting winter there. The Butchers visit Aunt Caroline Rupe near Ragher. Howard Moore and Eno visit Playford Dunney family. Wendell Long and family visit his mother Ella Long and Adam Fife. Fife and Long sisters. Romayne Roush weekends with Clara June Ward in Gallipolis. Herbert Musgrave and nephew Billie Musgrave visit Frank Lowther family at Shade. Gladys Taylor and children visit Ollie Werner. Former Postmaster N R Rothgeb seriously ill at home. Rev and Mrs George Brooks in Wellston.
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Cheshire
Mabel Butcher
Women's Society For Christian Service
Etta Welch
Gallipolis
Ollie Werner
James Roush
Florida
Caroline Rupe
Rgger
Howard Moore
Eno
Playford Dunney
Wendell Long
Ella Long
Adam Fife
Herbert Musgrave
Billie Musgrave
Frank Lowther
Shade
Gladys Taylor
N. R. Rothgeb
George Brooks
Wellston
Garden Revival at Mt. Zion Mission to Begin Sunday
Mt. Zion Mission will start revival services on Sunday November 10 at 7 30 p m led by Rev Dan Grim the regular pastor. Past and present local visitors include Mr and Mrs Elda Smith and daughter Norma Jean of Columbus who visited Mrs Glennie St Clair and family. Other groups Mildred and Edith Coen of Springfield spent time with Mr and Mrs G E Coen and Sarah Goldsberry stayed with her granddaughter Mrs Rex Burson and family of Pratts Fork. Mrs Myrtle Butts Davis has returned home in Kansas after months away with relatives.
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Mt. Zion Mission
Dan Grim
Elda Smith
Norma Jean
Columbus
Glennie St. Clair
Mildred
Edith Coen
Springfield
G. E. Coen
Sarah Goldsberry
Boxing results from New York and Montreal cards
George Martin beat Pedro Montanez in New York by points with an 8 round decision. Maxie Berger outpointed Billy Beauhard in Montreal on an eight round bout.
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New York
George Martin
Boston
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Billy Beauhard
Jersey City
Brouillard Wins Two Straight Falls in Worcester Wrestling
Lou Brouillard of Worcester at 188 pounds defeated Gus Johnson of Minneapolis and Ed Don George of Buffalo, both at 205 and 225 pounds respectively, in two straight falls. Fritz Schnabel of Chicago at 215 pounds also fell to Brouillard in the match.
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Worcester
Mass
Lou Brouillard
Gus Johnson
Minneapolis
Ed Don George
Buffalo
Fritz Schnabel
Chicago
Buckeyes Face Slump Attributed To Poor Condition
Ohio State athletics publicity chief James L. Renick says the football team is in poor physical condition and lacks pep to sustain high speed play. He singles out quarterback Don Scott as overly modest, noting Langhurst might call signals ahead. No team dissent was reported.
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Jim Renick
Cleveland
Ohio State
James L. Renick
Don Scott
Renick
Buckeyes
Scott
Jim Langhurst
Sportsmen To Meet Friday Night At Eagles Hall
The Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club meets Friday at 7 30 at the Eagles Hall in Jacksonville. A shotgun will be awarded and speakers from the department of conservation will attend. A banquet will be served at the close of the meeting.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley Sportsman Club
Eagles Hall
Jacksonville
Department of Conservation
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
All-America Timber
Michigan Star
Herb Barker
M’bee Women’s
Davis
H. Coon
Douglas
Schenza
Kasler
L. Coons
Hartman
Hull
Guides
Snow
Terrill Wee
Harrison
Briggs
Ballenger
Reynolds
Roebuck
France
Swartz
Blind
Fritz Howell
State Conservation Department
Ohio Department
Charley Anderson
Massillon
Ed Massie
Charley
University of Indiana
Thorns
Bucks
Hoosiers
Hurlin
al” Hursh
Middletown
Big Ten
Invaders
Harold
Red) Zimmer
Zimmer
School of Education
Breezing
Brietz
By Eddie Brietz
Witt
Harris, Sewell and Peckinpaugh
Harris
Carl Snavely
Social Notes of
Miami
Oxford
Rugby Knitting Mills, Inc
Sohio
NT Nea
Noelhi
Standard Oil
Pdard
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