Ohio colleges pace tight Week in Buckeye grid chase
Ohio teams hold spotless records as Cleveland contenders Western Reserve Red Cats and John Carroll Blue Streaks brace for tough tests. West Virginia A. visits Cleveland. Toledo Rockets loom for Carroll. Ohio U. Bobcats duel Miami. Dayton Xavier battles Providence and a controversial play sparks chatter.
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Ries
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Carroll
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Dayton
Rockets
Toledo
Tom Conley
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Flashes
Eddie Arsenault
Bill Young
Clarence W. Spears
Joe Hector
Kent
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Muskies
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Buckeye
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Case
Hoy Arnold
Buckeye Conference Standings Stirred as Bobcats Lead
Ohio University Bobcats sit atop the Buckeyes after Dayton Flyers upset Marshall College 13-7. upcoming schedule pits three tough Sat games against Miami Dayton and Marshall, with coach Don Peden urging consistent effort to clinch or share the crown. The team must curb lapses and maintain focus to secure the title.
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War Admiral and Seabiscuit to duel at Pimlico
War Admiral and Seabiscuit prepared for a $20,000 purse match at Pimlico a mile and three sixteenths. War Admiral with Charley Kurtsinger aboard contrasts Seabiscuit ridden by Georgie Woolf as Alfred Vanderbilt brokered the match.
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Jockey Club
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Maryland Commission
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Racine Social And Personal Highlights
Mrs Agnes Batey of East Liverpool arrived to visit her sister in law Mrs Aman da Cross. Mr and Mrs Lafe Wilcoxen returned home after two weeks with their son Ollie and family at Sugar Grove. Mr and Mrs Philip Meier of Pomeroy and Charles Cornell of Syracuse visited Mrs Rebecca Cotterill. Mr and Mrs Harold Weatherholt and sons visited Emma Jividen. Mrs Clark Jividen and Mrs Dana Cleland attended the Grand Chapter Eastern Star convention in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Owen Watson returned after time with Watsons relatives in Cleveland.
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East
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Lafe Wilcoxen
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Sugar Grove
Philip Meier
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Charles Cornell
Syracuse
Rebecca Cotterill
Harold Weatherholt
Manning and
Douglas
Gallipolis
Emma Jividen
Clark Jividen
Dana Cleland
Akron Battles Carnegie Tech Before Falling 27 to 13
Time passing skill notes Akron fought hard in the final period but lost to Carnegie Tech 27 to 13. Other Saturday scores include Wittenberg 9 Oberlin 6 Kenyon 18 Otterbein 7 Bowling Green 7 Ypsilanti Normal 7 Hiram 13 Juniata 7 West Virginia 27 Youngstown 6 Denison 19 Detroit Tech 0.
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Carnegie Tech
Wittenberg
Oberlin
Kenyon
Otterbein
Bowling Green
Ypsilanti Normal
Hiram
Juniata
West Virginia
Youngstown
Denison
Detroit Tech
Ten Major Teams Remain Unbeaten Untied in Nation
Ten major college football teams stay undefeated in the nation as the week brings key tests. Pittsburgh faces Carnegie Tech while Texas Christian battles Tulsa. California meets Southern California and Notre Dame confronts Navy. Tennessee, Dartmouth, Santa Clara, Duke, Oklahoma, Iowa State also win or try to.
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U.P
Pittsburgh
Texas Christian
California
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Santa Clara
Dartmouth
Duke
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Chattanooga
Dickinson
San Francisco
Drake
Carnegie Tech
TCU
Tulsa
Southern California
Navy
Kansas State
Fordham
Fate
Goldberg
Stebbins
Cassiano
Chickerneo
Sagin
Dame
Army
North Carolina
Marquette
Michigan State
Louisiana
Dr Harry Bay Killed in Missouri Train Accident
Dr. Harry Bay aged 58 and a Crown City native was struck and killed by a train at Cole Camp Missouri over the weekend. His sister Mrs Allie Simms of Crown City traveled to Cole Camp after she was notified of his death.
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Gallipolis
Harry Bay
Crown City
Cole Camp
Allie Simms
Missouri City
Policeman Recovering From Stomach Attack
Gallipolis news notes that Robert D. Gibbs a merchants’ policeman is improving from a severe stomach attack. Off duty for a week he will resume his beat tonight.
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Gallipolis
Robert D. Gibbs
Colored Speaker Closes Gallia GOP Campaign
Announcement that Arthur Johnson of Cleveland will deliver the closing Republican campaign speech at the Gallia Courthouse Friday evening. Johnson is colored and officials plan a large turnout from local party members. Originally set for Saturday night, the speech was moved up.
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Gallipolis
Arthur Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Packers Beat Rams 28 to 7 in Pro Football Showdown
Don Hutson and Riley Smith starred in NFL action. Hutson caught three touchdown passes for Green Bay to beat Cleveland 28-7 before 18 483 fans in Cleveland. Smith added two field goals for the Redskins in a 6 6 tie with Brooklyn as Hutson’s. Isbell and Monnett connected for multiple scores fueling Green Bay’s win and snapping Cleveland’s streak. Shepherd sparked Detroit past Chicago 13-7 to rise to second in the Western Division.
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U.P
Don Hutson
Riley Smith
Alabama
Hutson
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Cleveland Rams
Cleveland
Smith
Washington Redskins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Green Bay
Cecil Isbell
Bob Monnett
Monnett
Clark Hinkle
Jim Benton
Julius Alphonse
Bill Shepherd
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Students Seek Police Change At Wesleyan
Delaware Ohio Wesleyan poll of 1,140 students shows seven percent oppose football policy changes. Two blocs at 38 percent favor subsidation or coaching staff change. Seventeen percent want schedule of weaker opponents. Bishops upset Miami 20 to 16 at homecoming.
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U.R
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan Transcript
Miami
Van Sweringen Goods Auctioned for $89,282
The prized furnishings from the late railroad magnate Van Swearingen brothers 54 room mansion were sold today for 89,282 dollars. The collection had been valued at about 1,000,000 dollars in the past. Proceeds will go toward satisfying the brothers debt of 60,000,000 dollars.
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WUR
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van Sweringen
St John's Adult Bible Class Monthly Social at Church
Members of St. John's Adult Bible Class of the local Methodist Church will hold their monthly social meeting Tuesday night in the church.
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Gallipolis
St. John’s Adult Bible Class
Methodist Church
Buckeyes See Big Ten Title Path After Big Win
Ohio State gains confidence for three remaining conference games after a 42 to 7 win over Chicago. Northwestern beats Minnesota pushing both teams toward the league race as Michigan and Wisconsin also win. Purdue, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, and Chicago play later rounds.
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Creuzet Vance Ill in Huntington Hospital
Creuzet Vance eldest son of the late Congressman John L. Vance is seriously ill in a Huntington hospital. He has been in a comatose state for several days while his brother Frank R. Vance stays with him. The brothers live near the municipal airport, a noted show place in the area.
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Gallipolis
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Mrs Frances Savage IIIs Ill In Gallipolis
Frances Savage age 97 longtime city resident is reported ill at the home of her granddaughter Mrs E E Higgins wife of the local superintendent of schools Her birthday is in July Apple peels contain more vitamin C than the pulp near the core
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Frances Savage
E. E. Higgins
Local Derby Club Adopts Brown Derby Headgear
The brown derby, popularized by a New York presidential candidate, is now worn by 12 members of a local high school derby club. Members include James Miller Julius Farley Austin Johnson Robert Goff Glen Judy Glendon Brown Howard Baker John Cook Edwin Oliver Don Dillon Paul North and Harold Brown.
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New York
James Miller
Julius Farley
Austin Johnson
Robert Goff
Glen Judy
Glendon Brown
Howard Baker
John Cook
Edwin Oliver
Don Dillon
Paul North
Harold Brown
Robinson to oversee events and prize presentations
After the street carnival a committee of judges awards prizes and Robinson will manage all events and presentations. Many markers will join street dancing while others attend fraternal orders and private party festivities.
Murphy Wins Judgment In Morgan Township Foreclosure
George Murphy was awarded 648.70 in a court judgment against Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jordan of Morgan Township. The mortgage on acreage there given as security is ordered foreclosed.
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Gallipolis
George Murphy
Hugh Jordan
Morgan Township
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs Woodrow Brothers received a surprise shower at Court Street as the Thursday Club notes Mrs John Halliday praised Horse and Buggy Doctor. Birthday honors went to Quincey A. Davis. stork showers and travels featured prominent social updates from Gallia and nearby towns.
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Thursday Club
H. W. Cherrington
John Halliday
D. C. Beers
Ed wards of Rio Grande sprained ankle in Columbus fall
Mrs. E. W. Edwards of Rio Grande is confined at home with a sprained ankle and badly cut knee after falling in the Columbus Auditorium while attending a state meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star.
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E. W. Edwards
Rio Grande
Columbus
the Order of the Eastern Star
Same Name Same Work In Two Counties
Gallia County two Freshcorn brothers share the same initials and school roles. L D Freshcorn 32 leads Vinton schools while Lester Dale Freshcorn 38 heads Bidwell schools eight miles away. They are sons of John and Mrs. Freshcorn of Vinton. Mailmen have opinions on the coincidence.
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L. D. Freshcorn
Vinton
Bidwell
Gallia
Laurice Doyle Freshcorn
Lester Dale Freshcorn
John Freshcorn
Democrats Hold Rally in Gallipolis Park
William G. Pick spoke at a Democratic gathering in Gallipolis city park Saturday noon. He was preceded by congressional candidate Elsie Stanton from the tenth district and by Alex Wolfe, candidate for the general assembly. County committee member Elmer E. Caldwell presided and introduced the speakers.
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William G. Pickrel
City Park
Elsie Stanton
Alex Wolfe
General Assembly
Elmer E. Caldwell
Two Death-attempts in Newark Jail Endanger Youth
Walter Hendricks, 17, confessed killer of his uncle Finley Fry, 43, near Columbia Center east of Columbus. He twice tried to hang himself in Newark jail, first with a wire from his cell mattress, then with blankets. Fry was shot by Hendricks after retiring. Fry's wife and four daughters witnessed. Alvertus Hendricks, 19, also jailed on the same charge.
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Gage
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