Ohio University opens practice for Illinois game in Champaign
Ohio University coach Don C. Peden shifts from Morris Harvey buildup to preparations for the regular season opener at Illinois in Champaign. Contenders for quarterback and backfield spots compete as sophomores challenge veterans, while guards and tackles work to correct flaws seen in the prior game.
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Dutch Trautwein
Yankees Aim For historic third straight World Series title
New York Yankees clinched their 10th AL pennant in 18 years as rainout helped seal the flag. Buck Newsom beat Red Ruffing in a key opener, while Pittsburgh neared the NL title with a 1-0 win over Philadelphia. Dizzy Dean shone in relief as Brooklyn beat the Cubs 4-1.
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Three Returned To Penitentiary In Ohio
GALLIPOLIS The county fall population was reduced by three during the weekend when John Angell, Arthur Persinger and Henry Burnett, parole violators, were returned to the Ohio Penitentiary by an officer from that institution. Angell, shot in the right groin more than a week ago by Samuel R. Tobin during an altercation over a gun in the latter's home, still suffers from the wound but was able to travel. Burnett and Persinger were charged with gaining entrance to Homer Walter's poultry house and stealing nearly two dozen choice pullets.
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John Angell
Arthur Persinger
Henry Burnett
Ohio Penitentiary
Angell
Samuel R. Tobin
Burnett
Persinger
Homer Walter
Gauthier Faces Tough Talk At Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan drills for the Buckeye title chase with a lean lineup after multiple graduations. Vic Malinovsky anchors the line if healthy, while Lou Midler molds a new frontline and George Gauthier builds a backfield mix led by promising sophomores and veteran backs as the Bishops set a challenging schedule including a Sept. 24 night opener vs Western Reserve in Cleveland.
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Cubs Lose Tie First Game in Doubleheader
In a Chicago Brooklyn doubleheader the Cubs drop the first game 8 3 as Galan and Koy drive in two runs each. Hudson Lavagetto and Camilli spark the offense with key hits while Dean and Root endured pitching woes for Brooklyn.
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Baseball standings and results across the leagues
National League Pittsburgh leads Philadelphia 1 0 in an eight inning game halted by darkness. Brooklyn 4 Chicago 1 3. American League Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 4 8 St Louis 4 8 New York 3 7 Detroit 8 Washington 1. Boston at Chicago Association Play. Kansas City 6 Indianapolis 6 St Paul at Milwaukee Rain. National St Louis at Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. American New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at St Louis. Washington at Cleveland.
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Pirates Gain Ground
In a baseball summary, Washington and Detroit offense is noted with errors by Bonura and Travis. York, Peskyell, Christman, Cullenbine drive runs batted in. Bridges homers as Washington and Detroit players reach base. Chase and DeShong walk multiple times. Losing pitcher Ghase. Attendance around 1000.
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Weatherman Wrecks Reds' Hopes for N. L. Pennant
The pennant race shifts as the Pirates win two to widen their lead while the Cubs defeat the Giants twice, leaving Cincinnati’s Reds 5 games back with 14 games left. Rainouts hampered Cincinnati’s schedule as Vander Meer and either Walters or Weaver prepared for a twin bill against Brooklyn.
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Gallia County Fall Festival plans nearly complete
Gallipolis prepares for the Gallia County Fall Festival opening Monday September 26. Committees are set, premiums arranged, and display space limited. Queen selections will occur with two attendants chosen from Gallipolis City and county high schools.
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Gallia County
John McNealey
Ralph Davis
Harry Anderson
Nellie McNealey
F. C. Christ
J. C. McNealey
Max Finberg
H. F P
C. BD
Luttrell
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W. H Belcher
Mauit Harris
Gooding Amusement Co
Jack Richards
Columbus
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High Schowl
Gallipolis to host 1938 festival with Sawyer speech
E. E. Caldwell of the county Democratic Executive Committee says Charles M. Sawyer, gubernatorial candidate, will speak in Gallipolis during the fall campaign on a date to be announced. A festival queen will be crowned Thursday by Judge W. R. White. Nightly contests and a greatly enlarged premium list promise a festival likely to eclipse all previous displays.
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E. E. Caldwell
Democratic Executive Committee
Charles M. Sawyer
Gallipolis
State Committee
W. R. White
Moving Hoy Furniture Firm Planned for Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports a Chamber of Commerce fund of 3000 dollars to pay Raymond Hoy Furniture Co. moving from Huntington to Gallipolis by January 1. The plant, to occupy the former Gallipolis Furniture Co brick building, will manufacture parlor suite parts, assemble, finish and market them. Annual payroll about 54000 dollars, nearly 50 employees, no idle periods, for a February 1, 1939 production start. Gallipolis friends traveled to Jackson for a church-organized event hosted by Miss Betty Summers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Raymond Hoy Furniture Co
Huntington
Gallipolis Furniture Co
Second
Sycamore
Jackson
Betty Summers
Cari Summers
Garden Club of Gallipolis City Outlines Year
The Gallipolis Garden Club outlines its program from September to August with monthly topics on fall plantings mums holiday decors and houseplants. Speakers include Mrs Switzer Mrs White Mrs Vornholt Miss Evans and others. Field trips to Hocking County Caves and the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics are planned along with a spring show and annual picnic.
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F. W. Shane
Mabel Thomas
C. E. Holzer
Frank Wetherholt
Anna May Evans
Vinton
Miss Evans
T. S. Cowden
Carl Thomas
Ohio Hospital
Paul Wetherholt
Otto Carter
Hocking County
Lola C Neal
Father of Ten Dies in Miller Home Services
Funeral services for Capt. Barlow Knight, 88, renowned Ohio River boatman, were held at his Miller home this afternoon. He was the father of ten sons.
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Barlow Knight
Miller
Phillips Released In County Assault Case
Joe Phillips, charged with criminal assault on 64 year old neighbor Mrs Cora Thompson, was freed from the county jail Saturday after bond was cut from 1000 to 500 and signed by Mrs Bessie Alexander. Ted Harris, charged with Phillips, remains jailed.
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Joe Phillips
Cora Thompson
Bessie Alexander
Ted Harris
Phillips
Injuries Addison road crash worsen at Holzer Hospital
Paul Fife suffered injuries after being caught between two trucks during the Addison road improvement. Doctors report three spinal vertebrae cracked and ice pack treatments are in use at Holzer Hospital.
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Paul Fife
Addison
Holzer Hospital
Hog Cholera Warned In Gallia County Herds
Gallia County Agent E G Roger reports no hog cholera cases yet in Gallia but urges rapid reporting if seen. Outbreaks in adjacent Jackson County threaten farms along the Gallia line. Cholera is highly contagious and spreads via humans birds animals or drainage water. Vaccination and culling of diseased swine advised. quarantine and separation of ill animals urged. Also Naomi Lodge Knights of Pythias changes weekly meeting from Friday to Tuesday evenings in Gallipolis.
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Jackson
Gallia County
E. G
Roger
Jackson County
Gallia
Naomi Lodge
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Hereford Calves To Be Displayed At Fall Festival
Gallipolis reports more than 100 Hereford calves sired by six pure bred bulls bought by the Commercial & Savings Bank will be shown at the Fall Festival starting September 26. The livestock display is a new feature and will include department premiums for all farm stock.
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The
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Immunization urged to curb scarlet fever in fall
Gallipolis report notes scarlet fever rises in fall as county health nurse Miss Naomi Evans urges immunization for all county children. She emphasizes careful attention to preschoolers during the fall danger period for the disease.
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Naomi Evans
Tennis semis delayed as showers hit Forest Hills
National tennis championship semi finals again postponed by rain at Forest Hills. Only one match completed before weather halted play as forecasts called for more showers and cooler conditions.
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Women’s Golf Championship Begins Today at Westmoreland
In Wilmette Illinois the Women’s National Amateur opens with 111 players chasing 64 match play berths on the Westmoreland course. Defending champ Estelle Lawson Page is favored to meet Patty Berg in the 36-hole final, as they did last year in Memphis when Page won 7 and 6. Marion Miley and Jean Bauer loom as threats to Berg’s bid for the title.
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Indians in Split Totals and Fielding Errors Describe Philadelphia-Cleveland Game
Philadelphia and Cleveland played a high scoring affair with multiple errors and key RBIs. Moses and Chapman led offense for Philadelphia and Bartling, Weatherly, and Kroner produced crucial hits for Cleveland. Pitching saw Nelson with two wins and Hudlin taking the loss, while Buxton and Feller worked in relief and Milnar struggled on the mound.
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