All-Stars and Detroit Lions Tie in Soldier Field Classic
The 1936 All-Stars and Detroit Lions played to a 7 7 tie at Soldier Field as Minnesota’s Bernie Bierman and aides led a college squad against pro champions. Levoir’s 18 yard TD and a late Lions drive highlighted a game with 76,000 fans and strong showings from Leemans Beise Crayne Shakespeare and Fromhart.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Soldier Field
Vernal
Babe) Levoir
Detroit
Lions
Gophers
Bierman
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Collegians
Tuffy Leemans
George Washington University
Frank
Butch) Loebs
Purdue
Sheldon Beise
Levoir
Beise
Wally Fromhart
Leemans
Tom Hopke
Ernie Caddell
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Ace Gutowsky
Clark
Caddell
Chicago Bears
Jay Berwanger
Bill Shakespeare
Riley Smith
Dick Crayne
Appointment of administrator for Henry Taylor estate
R. W. Finaterwald of Athens Ohio is appointed administrator of the estate of Henry Taylor deceased of Glouster Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 29 1934 8 M Johnson Probate Judge of said County.
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R. W. Finaterwald
Athens
Ohio
Henry Taylor
Glouster
Athens County
M. Johnson
Thomas Walczak
Joseph Walczak
Crosetti Key to Yankees Power and Pace
Frank Crosetti, the Ruppert Rifles’ infield linchpin, stands as a top shortstop with a .305 batting average and sharp defensive actions. His keen game sense, speed on the bases, and reliability back DiMaggio keep the Yankees balanced, while injuries to Crosetti and DiMaggio once dimmed their pennant chances.
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Harry Grayson
NBA
New York Yankees
Ruppert Rifles
Frank Peter Joseph Crosetti
Crosetti
Stony Jackson
San Francisco
Roger Peckinpaugh
Yanks
Senators
Ielding
Leo Durocher
Frankie Crosetti
Frankie
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
DiMaggio
Sans
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Collins
Tom Yawkey
Lyn Lary
Washington Club
Lazzeri
Buddy Myer
New York
Pacific Coast
North Beach
Rocksprings Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Rocksprings social notes list visitors including Leroy Grueser and family from Oklahoma City visiting relatives in Rutland and Charles Rathburn of Salem Township visiting local households. The item also notes Lawrence Reuter of Pontiac visiting his parents, Ruth Nickeson from Columbus staying with Aunt William A Morgan, and other regional gatherings plus a Grange meeting with nine members receiving degrees. It ends with a 1935 Yellowstone Park jackrabbit incident where a mother rabbit attacked six men.
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Rock Springs
Leroy Grueser
Oklahoma City
Rutland
Charles Rathburn
Salem Township
L. V. Reuter
Kate Weyersmiler
Lawrence. Reuter
Pontiac
Mich
L. Vv. Reuter
Ruth Nickeson
Columbus
William A. Morgan
C. F. Hilt
Ruth Hilt
Grant Hospital
Harrisonville Road
Charles Stout
Pittsburgh
Middleport
Pomeroy
Stout
Lyda Carman
Florence Heilman
Bunker Hill
Joe Weyersmiller
Edna Carman
Long Hollow
Christine
Emma Grueser
Donald Grover
Reed Jenkenson
Joe Grueser
Freida
Helen
Bull Run
Yellowstone National Park
Bishopville Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits
Bishopville residents report weekend visits and travels as families attend picnics. J W Palmer returns with Embrey family from Fultonham. Marguerite McNally visits grandmother Mrs Ivy Clay. Jimmie Hogue visits aunt Mrs Elizabeth Morgan. two weeks in Barberton for Mrs P M Smith and daughter Betty join the Smith home. Numerous attendees travel to the Clover Farm Stores picnic in Athens and visits to Jacksonville and Marietta. Frank Pedicord of Bishopville wed Mrs Olive Mears of Corning at St Marys West Virginia with accompanying relatives.
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Bishopville
J. W. Palmer
Albert Embrey
Fultonham
Marguerite McNally
Corning
Ivy Clay
Jimmie Hogue
McLeish
Elizabeth Morgan
P. M. Smith
Barberton
Parker Linscott
Betty
Smith
Clover Farm
Athens
Gardner
Charlies Milhoan
Lawrence
Rose Shaner
J. M. McDonald
Marguerite
Dwight Steffy
Frank Phillips
Edward
Florence Smith
Lester Smith
Leslie Gardner
Charlies Gardner
Alden Wella
Thurman Smith
Roy Mullins
Jacksonville
Vern Palmer
Millertown
Garnett Reed
Glen
Richard
R. J. Kittle
Marietta
Jessie Wilson
Trimble
Anna Wilson
Frank Pedicord
Olive Mears
St. Marys
W. Va
Harold Moody
Logan Coach Tests Football Squad At Afternoon Practice
Approximately 40 players reported for the afternoon session at Chieftain Athletic Field under Coach Thomas Bender following a morning workout. Key players listed include Captain Harry Jones Ralston Herb Jones Dollmatsch Cole Nelson Richardson Shriner Geil Mc Bride Hansley Woodruff and Fitzgerald who plans to return soon. The team prepares for the Sept 25 opener against McArthur with drills calisthenics and fundamentals to assess playing ability.
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Logan
Chieftain Athletic Field
Thomas Bender
Calisthenics
Ralston
Harry Jones
Herb Jones
Dollmatsch
Cole
Nelson
Richardson
Shriner
Geil
McBride
Hansley
Woodruff
Yank Golfers Seem Poised To Retain Walker Cup
Pine Valley reports the United States favored to win the Walker Cup after eight singles matches. Johnny Goodman and Scotty Campbell looked strong against Hector Thompson and Jock McLean. Walter Emery appeared set to beat Gordon Peters with Johnny Fischer a possible clincher against Cecil Ewing. Pine Valley noted as a tough venue with several sixes on three par holes.
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Stuart Cameron
Pine Valley
N. J
U.P
Britain
United States
Johnny Goodman
Scotty Campbell
Hector Thompson
Jock McLean
Walter Emery
West Coast
Gordon Peters
Johnny Fischer
Cecil Ewing
Kyger Social And Personal Highlights Notice
A Kyger Lodge bingo party is set for Thursday night Sept 10 at the Lodge Hall. Local residents Ohio trip notes include Clell Conkle returning from an estate meeting in Columbus and Evelyn Tate employed as Kyger School janitor. Many families moving into or visiting nearby homes and traveling to Cleveland for the Exposition with residents like Grace Bradbury and Betty Harding.
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Denver Kennedy
C. A. Bradbury
Cleveland
Orin Smith
Chester Ward
Alec Shuler
Thomas Bradbury
Huntington
C. O. Bradbury
Evelyn Tate
Mary Hix
Pennsylvania
Mabel Eakins
Pittsburgh
Kgger School
Peggy Bradbury
Charlotte Simms
Gallipolis
Dale Mulford
C. A Bradbury
Charles Swisher
Paul
Wayne Swisher
Middleport
Bion Bradbury
Perry Rupe
Notice of Claim for Thomas Walczak of Glouster Ohio
Notice states that Thomas Walczak of Glouster Ohio has filed claims with the fiduciary for the estate of Joseph Walczak deceased of Athens County Ohio. The claims must be presented within four days. Dated September 1 1926. Probate Judge of Athens County.
Whale sharks pose little danger despite great size
Despite their enormous size whale sharks are surprisingly harmless even when chased or harpooned. The report notes their calm behavior toward humans and suggests they pose minimal threat to boats and divers.
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