Southeastern race hinges on Friday football showdowns
Logan Chieftains can clinch or share the Southeastern League title with a win at home against Gallipolis while Athens must beat Middleport to stay alive. The slate also features Jackson vs Nelsonville and Pomeroy visiting Wellston as the chase for a top finish tightens.
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Logan Chieftains
Logan
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Athens
Middleport
Chieftains
Tom Bender
Jackson Iron Men
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Wellston
Harry Lackey
Bulldogs
Jackson
Nelsonville
Iron Men
Pomeroy
Panthers
S E League Standings Week End Oct 24
Athens 27 Wellston 7. Jackson 20 Gallipolis 7. Middleport 19 Nelsonville 6. Logan 16 Pomeroy 13. Upcoming league games: Athens at Middleport. Gallipolis at Logan. Nelsonville at Jackson. Pomeroy at Wellston.
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Athens
Wellston
Jackson
Gallipolis
Middleport
Nelsonville
Logan
Pomeroy
Gehringer Denied as Cleveland Manager Pick
A Detroit report says Charley Gehringer 38 a Detroit Tiger second baseman would replace Roger Peckinpaugh as Cleveland Indians manager next season. Indians owner Alva Bradley called it a poor guess and joked about a sphinx as manager.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tiger
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Indians
Gehringer
Bradley
Miami Invades for Final Football Work Before Ohio Clash
Miami University will hold its last grid workout on the home field Thursday before leaving Friday noon for Lancaster then Athens to face Ohio University Bobcats Saturday. The Redskins hope to regain injured players as Bob Harris recovers from a barley horse while others show signs of improvement. Coach Frank Wilton plans to move Guy Grafmiller to blocking back and defense, using him in remaining games with Ohio Western Reserve and Cincinnati.
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Oxford
Miami University
Lancaster
Ohio University Bobcats
Athens
Redskins
Bob Harris
Cleveland
Frank Wilton
Guy Grafmiller
Miami
Ohio
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
Grafmiller
Fullerton's Roundup Highlights and Rumors
Oklahoma's upset of Santa Clara follows leaked details of a 15 year ban lift for girl cheerleaders. New York venues see peak business during Army Notre Dame game, while Northwestern stars De Correvont and Bauman may join the Chicago Bears. Beavers at City College eye Massa, with boxing talk centering on Zivie vs Robinson, and Lou Nova hints at an overmatched stance against Louis. Dizzy Dean arrival teased for a comeback, Great Lakes Naval Training Station fields large service basketball team, Purdue link with Lieut. Byrene, and Marshall College's Jackie Hunt noted but notched to call plays near the goal.
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Oklahoma
Santa Clara
Joseph Brandt
Sooners
Northwestern
Bill de Correvont
Alf Bauman
Chicago Bears
City College Beavers
Massa
Jacobs
Fritzie Zivie
Ray Robinson
the Garden
Robinson
Lou Nova
New Orleans
Louis
Portland Personal and Social Notes highlights
Personal and social notes from Portland list a 7 year old death of Virgil Wheaton while moving to Rhodes Farm and community events including a Friday masquerade at the Methodist Church and a Sunday School Rally led by Lee Wallace of Belleville.
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Portland
Virgil Wheaton
Floyd Wheaton
Flatwoods
W. Va
Lee Wallace
Belleville
Lucy Gibbs
Pomeroy
Earl Wilford
Eric Price
Reliance
Annie Price
Frank Kehler
Guysville
Kehler
Carl Wilford
Belle Wilford
Marietta
Wilford
Lilly Smith
Bert
Anna Sheets
Parkersburg
Sheets
Smith
L. C. Harris
Belpre
Harry Swan
G.S. Nohe
Nohe
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Sunday services at Bible School were led by O. Smith. Mrs. Guy Martin and children visited Columbus with daughter Kathryn Sohn. Edward Moore of Zanesville spent Sunday with his father E. E. Moore. J. M. Carsey recently visited George Pierce Cherry Ridge. Anna Barker Middleport stayed with Glenna Carsey. William Autherson spent the weekend in Zanesville with George Waters. Dora Russell and daughter returned from Roseville. James Anderson visited son Thomas Anderson near Dexter. Delbert Russell of Columbus visited his parents Bud and Mrs. Russell.
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Bradbury—Bible School
L. Smith
Guy Martin
Columbus
Kathryn Sohn
Edward Moore
Zanesville
E. E. Moore
J. M. Carsey
George Pierce
Cherry Ridge
Anna Barker
Middleport
Glenna Carsey
William Autherson
George Waters
Dora Russell
Roseville
James Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Dexter
Delbert Russell
Bud Russell
Galveston Pioneered U.S. Commission Government After 1900 Flood
Galveston Texas originated the commission form of government in the United States as an emergency measure following the flood disaster of 1900.
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Galveston
Texas
United States
Farm laborer returns home plans Pittsburg river work
An employee from the Hartinger farm at Letart Falls has come back home and intends to seek employment on Ohio River towboats departing for Pittsburgh.
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Hartinger
Letart Falls
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Dayton boxer Knox knocks out Flowers in heavyweight bout
Buddy Knox of Dayton scored a one round knockout of Lou Flowers of New York in a scheduled 10 round heavyweight bout last night. Knox weighed 191 1 2 pounds while Flowers weighed 215 pounds.
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Hammond
Ind
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Lou Flowers
New York
Knox
Flowers
Tire inspection after long trips can extend tread life
A short check of tires after long automobile travels can greatly extend their lifespan. Sharp materials are often found embedded in rubber treads, causing hidden damage.
Gridders Honor Business Men In McArthur Game
McArthur Generals host Rutland in a Friday 1 30 p m non league clash to honor local businessmen who funded new jerseys. Rutland band invited. Ohio University referee Jack Rhoades will officiate as players debut the refreshed uniforms.
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McArthur
McArthur Generals
Rutland
Generals
Rutland Band
Jack Rhoades
Ohio University
University of Chicago asked to adopt Bears to revive football
Students circulate petitions in dorms urging the University of Chicago to adopt the Chicago Bears as an alma mater to restore grid war spirit on campus. The Pulse magazine suggests Northwestern as another possible adopted team, while trustees led by President Hutchins long ended varsity football.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Chicago Bears
Bears
Pulse
Northwestern
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Demareet Polacheck
Hutchins
Board of Trustees
Banned Swatika Symbol Sparks League Stance
The Business-Professional Women's Duckpin League reports a shift in cultural symbols, noting that the southwestern Indians have prohibited the swastika in their designs, redefining friendship markers in local projects.
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Business-Professional Women’s Duckpin League
Army Doubtless vs Notre Dame In 11 Battle At West Point
At the U S Military Academy bed sheet banners loom over upperclass dorms declaring bets against Notre Dame as Army fans rally behind coach Blaik and players while privately acknowledging a real chance to upset the Irish this Saturday November 1. The piece notes Red Blaik's team spirit and Plebes uneasy about the publicity and pranks.
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West Point
N. Y
U. S. Military Academy
Notre Dame
Red
Irish
South Bend
Steve Juzwik
Angelo Bertilli
Humpty-Dunmipty
Blaik
Yale
Columbia
Frank Leahy
Marshall Tilt Postponed A Year In Huntington Game
Marshall College and Wichita University postpone their football meeting set for November 15 in Huntington due to a schedule shift benefiting Huntington High and Central High school teams. The 1942 site is undecided as coach Cam Henderson cited gate potential.
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Huntington
W. Va
Gse
Marshall College and
Wichita
Kas.) University
Cam Henderson
Mareshall
Huntington Fast
Central High Schools
Henderson
Marshalle Wichita
Bryant Under Knife in St Louis Operation
Clay Brye, former Chicago Cubs pitcher now with Tulsa in the Texas league, traveled to St Louis for elbow surgery to remove a chipped bone fragment. Meyer Back in Hospital in Cincinnati. University of Cincinnati football coach Joe Meyer, released two days earlier, collapsed and returned for further treatment of a recurring liver ailment.
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Bryant
Zanesville
Clay = Bryeant
Chicago Cubs
Tulsa
St. Louis
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