Bulldogs Face Logan in Crippled Showdown at Home
Athens High hosts Logan tonight at 8 with Bulldogs hampered by a heavy cold for star Bobby Mills and a knee injury to Ray Dunfee. Coach Gilmore plans Dunfee or replacement Neutzling at quarterback, with other starters ready to back the backfield led by Dunfee Jones Luther and Farley.
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Bob Mills
Ray Dunfee
Athens
Logan Chieftains
Athens High Stadium
Bobby Mills
Bulldogs
Mills
Deluxe
Ray
Sherman Gilmore
Dunfee
Gilmore
Neutzling
Bill Beckley
Logan
Viches
Wellston
Nelsonville
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Jackson Ironmen
Chieftains
Stewrt
Hummel
Logan F
Stewart
Chieftain
Pete Vanity
Tad Grover
Bob Jones
Luther Dunfee
Jim Farley
Logan Lavelle
LE Parry Wakefield
Jacoby Beverage
Graham Trautwein
de Goss Vanity
Ball Triupo
RT Wright
Plains and Chauncey Play to Scoreless Tie in Classic
The Plains and Chauncey battled to a scoreless draw as The Plains outgained 16 first downs to Chauncey’s six. Key moments included four Chauncey goal line stands and punts escaping danger as both sides pressed near the end zone.
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Plains
Chauncey
Plains Pool
Morgan
Johnson Smith
RT Cunningham Hamilton
Herdman Shamel
Johnston Barstow
Mingus Batchelder
McNabb
Kail LE Sieber Shafer
Mitchell Tinkham
Abdella Linscott
Carter Allen
Simmers
Young Child Dies at Home in Perry County
Funeral services were held for Ralph Eugene Alfman a two year old boy who died Tuesday at his home near Corning Readville nur sery school attendance noted He was born Sept 19 1940 and survived by parents sisters and brothers grandparents and a Newark relative Burial took place at Oakfield Cemetery
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Corning
Here
Ralph Eugene Alfman
John Alfman
Readville
Charles
Margaret
Freddie
Edna
Ruby
Johnnie
Annabel
David
Paul
Ruth
Henry Altman
Margaret Hurst
Newark
Oakfield Cemetery
Various Ohio high school and college football scores
A roundup of scores from college and high school games across Ohio. Notable results include Portsmouth Central Catholic 63 over anceburg 7, Columbus East 18 over Columbus 6, Youngstown South 87 over Salem 6, Port Clinton 78 over Genog 0, and multiple city rivalries with decisive margins across the state.
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College W. Reserve
John Carroll
High School Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Lima Central
van Wert
Portsmouth East
Fullerton Ay. Mechell
Portsmouth Central Catholic
Anceburg
New Boston
Oak Hill
Toledo Wood
Fostoria
Marion
Bucyrus
Clearview
Amherst
Ashland
Galion
Martins Ferry
E. Liverpool
Youngstown South
Salem
Dover
Newark
Columbus N
Columbus C
Bellefontaine
St. Marys
Coshocton
Marietta
Bexley
Delaware
Columbus
Columbus W
Tiffin Columbian
Tiffin Jr. Ome
Alliance
Youngstown Raven
Tte
Brecksville
Cuyahoga Hts
Cleveland South
Cleveland
John Marshall
Leveland St. Ignatius
Cleveland Collinwood
Clevelnd
John Hay
North Olmsted
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveand Central
North Royalton
Strongson's
Independence
Fairview
Garfield Heights
Brush
Euclid Shore
Bedford
Vermilion
New London
Perry
Chagrin Falls
Cincinnati Withrow
Cincinati Woodward
Cincinnati Central Vocational
Ending
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Cinennati
Western Hills
Hartwell
Wyoming
Columbus Aquinas
Columbus East
Columbus Academy
Westerville
Upper Arlington
McArthur
Washington C. H
Grandview
Greentown
Canal Fulton
Akron West
Akron South
Akron East
Ravenna
Stow
Talmadge
Sheridan
Madison
Elyria
Shaker Heights
Findlay
Montpelier
Ashtabula
Ashtabula Hat
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Fairfield
Greenfield McClain
Circleville
Urbana
Sidney
Port Clinton
Genog
Oberlin
Norwalk
Painesville
Willoughby
Dayton Riser
Dayton Stivers
Henderson Social Notes mentions Army farewell and local visits
Mrs. Scott Sola entertained at dinner in Henderson to honor son Scotty Sola who left for the U S Army. The guest list included Forest Reed and daughter, J D Soladiam of Cincinnati, Jeanette Waugh, and others. Local trips and hospital news are noted along with a school substitute and a mayor’s surgery.
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George Nutter
Geo- George Nutter
Harry Daugherty
Middleport
Pomeroy
Point Pleasant
Mony
Junior Patterson
Walter P. Doll
Nelson Lane
Tommy Nutter
Opal Roberts
Gallipolis Ferry
Betty Colley
Sheriff Sale of Chattels in Athens County Ohio
Dover Coal and Land Company v Elmer Heath dba The Co Operative Coal Co sale of goods at public auction in Athens on November 16 1942 at 1 30 PM to settle an execution. Items include mining equipment mine cars generator gas engine equipment and building with cash in hand on day of sale. George Bateman sheriff and L Risley deputy oversee.
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Dover Coal and Land Company
Elmer Heath
Elmer Hreath
D.b
Co-Operative Coal Company
George Bateman
Sherif
Athens County
Ohio
L. Risley
State and Georgia among top headliners this week
New York AP report lists favored picks for major games. Ohio State expected to beat Wisconsin while Alabama edges Georgia for Southern title hopes. Navy favored over Notre Dame. Minnesota and Nebraska seen as strong, with Yale and Columbia traded as possible upsets.
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Herb Barker
New York
Nothne
HIO State
Wisconsin
Fekete
Sarringhaus
Harder
Hirsch
Ohio State
Alabama
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Penn-Army
Army
Princeton
Harvard
Stanford
U. Cc
Fullerton's Roundup sports notes and goals from coast to coast
In a weekly column Hugh Fullerton Jr. covers Columbia football open house with Lou Little and Penn Army talk, Cornell track remarks by Bob Kane, Johnny Dolan's plan to fight on three Friday the 13ths, Johnny Pesky civic dinner, Detroit Red Wings scouting failed over passports, NYU ROTC rifle training and a Camp Croft meet rivalry with the ninth regiment.
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New York
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Lou Little
Penn
Army
Bob Kane
Ithaca
Cornell
Portland
Ore
Johnny Pesky
Detroit Red Wings
Canada
New York University
Buck
NYU Bunch
Ninth Regiment
Camp Croft
S. C
Glouster Halloween Fete Draws Huge City Crowd
A Glouster Halloween carnival drew an estimated 2500 spectators on High St with a parade led by Uncle Sam marshals. Local groups including the American Legion, F O E, Loyal Order of Moose, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts followed with marching bands and costumed entrants. Prizes included War Stamp books and costumes such as Uncle Sam and a tall fat woman. Activities featured booths, a dance, picture displays, and judging by local mayors.
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Chauncey-Dover
Glouster
Gene Nida
Uncle Sam
Jack Dunlap
Satap
Alfred Morris
Ralph Robinson
Bobby Thomas
Moose Hall
Beshara Confectionery
Sanders’ Jewelry
Lamborne
Munden Grocery
Trimble Township
Special Work In Churches Announced At Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ hosts evangelistic services led by Russell L. Martin and Philip Durham with Mrs. Martin aiding. Sunday topic is Last Will and Testament of John Brown. Harvest Home and Booth Festival prep noted at Glouster Methodist Church with canned goods drive.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Russell L. Martin
Philip Durham
Athens
A. G. Winkle
Methodist
Clive Hook Funeral Rites Set for Sunday
Funeral services for Clive Hook 55 who died of apoplexy at Mine 267 Hunterdon will be held Sunday at 2 pm at Hollister A B Church with Alva Shifflet officiating. Burial in Hollister Cemetery. Survived by wife seven children two brothers and one sister. The note on auto deaths provides regional mortality statistic.
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Glouster
Clive Hook
Hunterdon
Hollister A. B
Alva Shifflet
Hollister
Hook
Thomas
Harold
Pauline
John
Mike
Pearl
Jennie Lee
James Oakdale
Rushville
Nellie Hyde
Pomeroy Beats Gallipolis 21 to 7 In Gridiron clash
Pomeroy Panthers overpower Gallipolis Blue Devils 21 7 on the Middleport field. Long scored for Gallipolis and Hamm added two extra points and two field points for Pomeroy as Duckworth connected on two passes to Hamm. Panthers had 16 first downs to 11 and five completed passes to one interception.
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Pomeroy Panthers
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Middleport
Gallipolis
Gallians
Panthers
Blue Devils
Blue Devil
Long
Cantrell
Peppers
Folden
Duckworth
Hamm
Vickers
Spencer
Panther
Burt
Stivers
Heisman
Gallipolis Rosenbaum
Wallace Toopmod
Wocsen
Burton Spencer
Caetceend Trout Hysell
Ivan Daiee Morgan Heyes
Cunningham Heilman
Robinson Senn
Asece
Gamnes Duckworth
Long ‘Stivers
Cantrell Harbrecht
Kincaid, Russell and Wise
Champers
Dorr K. Smith
Westerman
Bobcats Prepare for Miami Redskin Homecoming Clash
Ohio University Bobcats travel by bus to Oxford to face the Miami Redskins in the annual homecoming game. John Fekete leads the backfield with Heinz sidelined by a hand injury, while Lou Venditti adds speed on defense. Major centers the line as Leadingham recovers from an ankle injury.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Bobcats
Oxford
Miami Redskins
Cincinnati
Bill Colby
John Fekete
Bill Heinz
Bob Johnson
Bob Ralls
Alex Radovich
Gerry Ramsey
John Szakasci
Ed Sudnick
Lou Venditti
Stan Vrabec
Bob Sirpilla
Johnny Bell
Bill Ditrich
Ed Zednik
Ned Bell
Jack Clark
Wayne Rittenhouse
Joe Riccardi
Herb Schneider
Joe Molnar
John Kerns
Jack Male
Fred Schleicher
Iguards
Lou Andrews
Joe Cardi
Ted Duffy
Don Thomas
Carl Jamison
George Pappas
Cen‘ters
Bill Major
Glenn
Ham
Bob Herman
Carl Kunkel
Wesleyan
Redskins
Miami
Ohio
Don Peden
Heinz
Fekete
Venditti
Bobcat
Radovich
Ramsey
Ditrich
Zednik
Kerns
Riccardi
Jamison
Thomas
Major
Glenn Leadingham
Leadingham
Eighteen Games Scheduled Involving Ohio Grid Teams
Ohio's top teams Wilberforce and Ohio State face strong foes in an 18 game slate. Navy and Notre Dame meet in Cleveland, Wisconsin travels to Wisconsin, Otterbein meets Denison, John Carroll upset by Western Reserve, Ohio Northern can tie for first with Muskingum, Bowling Green opens vs Kent State, plus multiple conference matchups including Wooster at Mount Union and Kenyon at Oberlin.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilberforce
The
Bucks
Ohio State
Buckeye
Navy
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
South Bend Irish
Badgers
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Lincoln University of Missouri
Greene County
Invaders
Ohioans
Otterbein
Denison
Big Red
Westerville
Otters
John Carroll
Western Reserve University
Ohio Northern
Polar Bears
Muskingum
New Concord
Nison
Bowling Green
Kent State
Wooster
Mount Union
Heidelberg
Capital
Kenyon
Oberlin
Ilinois Wesleyan
Youngstown
PIAA cancels regional and state cross country meets
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association cancels all regional and state cross country meets due to transportation difficulties affecting preparations and travel.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
Wal lis, former middleweight champ, dies at 61
Paul H. Wal lis, 61, who held the middle weight wrestling title from 1912 to 1922, died last night in Massillon. He defended his crown for a decade and was a prominent figure in early 20th century wrestling.
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Massillon
Paul H. Wallis
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