Kreshmen Scrimmage Hype Clips Ohio U Fall Plans
Local Kiwanians back post season dinner for Ohio University football with talkers possible Bo McMillan or Jimmy Conzelman. Quarterback Club sessions in Berry Hotel Ballroom start at 7 30 tonight and move to Mondays for movies of OU games. OU foe notes cover Western Reserve mid American tilts and Roanoke bound Bobcats drills with Freshmen.
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Ohio University
Bo McMillan
Jimmy Conzelman
Athens
Berry Hotel
Minneapolis
Dick Cullom
Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
Golden Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Big Ten
Chicago Herald-American
Western Reserve
Redcats
Western Michigan
Miami
Butler
Ohio U
Joe Neds
Worthington
Big Reds
University High of
Morgantown
Roanoke
Washington and Lee University
Generals
Ohio
Bobcats
Harold Wise
Bowling Green
Huskies
Frank Richey
Kermit Blosser
Richmond Wright
Frank Tartaglia
Elmon Faiella
Regis Nogel
Frosh
Chet Rojeck
Bobcat
Bill O'Dell
Dick Boyer
Gene Williams
Red Davis
Ed Guccion
Ray Strickal
Davis
Christ Stefan
Jim McKenna
Strickal
Wise
Athens High Field
Dick Sopko
Cleveland
Varsity
Rod Andrews
Dave Wentz
Dick Davis
Wright
Speedie Draws All-Pro Nod in Hutson Benton Comparisons
Cleveland Browns star Mae Speedie ranks with Don Hutson and Jim Benton as top pass catchers, with observers noting Speedie and Hutson share similar style and speed. Speedie credits longer careers for the greater longevity of Hutson and Benton, while reveling in the All-Pro recognition.
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Cleveland
Mae Speedie
Cleveland Browns
Speedie
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Jim 3Enton
Los Angeles Rams
Otto Graham
Browns
Louis
Dempsey
Williams
Ruth
Hutson
Benton
Graham
Arnie Herber
Cecil Isbell
Bob Waterfield
Dante Lavelli
Lexington Racehorse Citation Hits All Time Money List
Lexington Kentucky noted horse Citation, famed racer, has earned $423 700 to rank sixth among the all time money winners.
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Lexington
Citation
Teams Picked for Gun Match at Skyline Club
Skyline Gun Club named its A and B teams after a Sunday try-out at the local grounds. Top shooters were D R Zenner 47, Charles Woodworth 45, Ed Wade 43, Roger Connor 42, Richard Wade 40, with Dr T H Morgan 40, Frank Rauch 39, Paul Alimark 39, Howard Mills 38, B F Cutler 37. The first inter-club match is set for Parkersburg Gun Club next Sunday October 8.
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Skyline Gun Club
D. R. Zenner
Charles Woodworth
Ed Wade
Roger Connor
Richard Wade
T. H. Morgan
Frank Rauch
Paul Alimark
Howard Mills
B. F. Cutler
Parkersburg Gun Club
Tote boards to debut at Lexington Trots meet
Lexington moves to a complete American Totalizator system for a 10 day meeting opening Wednesday. General Manager Alden Gray signs with the American Totalizator Co to install electrically operated issuing machines and a tote board. Mutuel Manager Joe Specht calls it a major Lexington wish and notes the 90 second odds updates to satisfy patrons.
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Lexington
Alden Gray
American Totalizator Company
Lexingtonirans
Keeneland
Mutuel
Joe Specht
Gray
Mutual Department
Boxing results from Wheeling Providence Cincinnati listed
Boxers Joe Wedin of Australia stopped Leo Stoll in Wheeling. Tommy Bell defeated Jackie Williams in Providence. Jesse Underwood from Huntington outpointed Stevens of Newark in Cincinnati.
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W.va
Joe Weidin
Australia
Leo Stoll
Baltimore
Providence
R.I
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Jackie Williams
Fall River
Cincinnati
Jesse Underwood
Huntington
Stevens
Newark
N.J
Showalter Named Executive Secretary of Better Fishing Inc
CHICAGO Major Floyd Showalter a World War I and II Army Air Force officer and current Chicago resident is appointed executive secretary of Better Fishing Inc by its board. He succeeds Major Fred Mary and previously served as assistant to Le Roy Dorsey who led national Better Fishing Rodeos across 135 cities.
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Floyd Showalter
Better Fishing, Inc
LeRoy H. Dorsey
Major Showalter
Fred Mary
Dorsey
University of Wisconsin
Hamilton College of Law
Army Aviation
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago Aviation News
Midwest Wings
Zanesville Dodgers Defend Shaughnessy Playoffs Title
The Zanesville Dodgers clinched their fourth straight Ohio Indiana League championship by defeating the Muncie Reds 10 to 4 in the sixth game of the Shaughnessy Playoffs. Muncie pitcher Harold Ensley walked in the tying and winning runs in the seventh, while Dave Myers hit a ground ruled double for Zanesville.
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Zanesville Dodgers
Dodgers
Muncie Reds
Harold Ensley
Muncie
Ensley
Dave Myers
Zanesvi
Northeast States Cardinals: strength centers in Ohio football scene
Ohio high school football shifts show Northeast as the hub with Canton McKinley, Massillon, Alliance, and Steubenville leading the pack. Toledo Waite, Ironton, Hamilton, and Middletown also post strong starts, while Columbus area teams like West High contend. Notable results include McKinley’s 25 0 win over Ward Harding and Massillon’s 25 0 triumph over Canton Lincoln as racelines develop.
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Goliaths
Barberton
Mighty
Magics
Akron South
Cavaliers
Bulldogs
Canton McKinley
Massillon
Alliance
Steubenville
Toledo Waite
Ironton
Hamilton
Middletown
Cincinnati
Cleveland
West High
Upper Arlington
Newark
John Colceri
Ward Harding
Cleveland Lincoln
Northeast
Tigers
Chuck Mather
Canton Lincoln
Frank Pauly
Toledo Devilbiss
Elyria
Toledo Scott
al Sacksteter
Doby Praised in Cleveland As Indians Rally
Cleveland fans lauded Larry Doby after a bruised elbow scare. X-rays showed no fracture and Doby is expected to start against the White Sox. Doby, 23, is praised by umpires, managers, and owner Bill Veeck for his speed power and potential as a top outfielder in the American League.
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Cleveland
Larry Doby
Doby
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Negro Flash
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Bill McGowan
Cal Hubbard
Lou Boudreau
Tribe
Bill Veeck
Boudreau
Larry
Lou
Veeck
Bill
Gray Eagle
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Washington
Babe Ruth
Paterson
N. J
Montreal Beats Syracuse In I League Playoff Opener
In the International League Montreal edged Syracuse 2 1 as Montreal takes a 2 1 series lead. In the American Association Columbus defeated St Paul 7 6 in 11 innings with St Paul ahead 2 1 in the series.
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International League
Montreal
Syracuse
American Association
Columbus
St.Paul
St. Paul
Baseball night slate across leagues with mixed matchups
Tonight's games feature Chicago at Cleveland with Papish to face Bearden, New York at Philadelphia Raschi against Scheib or Brissie, Washington at Boston Scarborough versus Dobson, St Louis at Detroit Sanford versus Hutchinson, plus National League Boston at Brooklyn Voiselle or Barrett against Hatton, Philadelphia at New York Poessehl and Thompson facing Kennedy and Webb, Cincinnati at Chicago Vander Meer versus Schmitz, and Pittsburgh at St Louis Lombardi against Brecheen.
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Cleveland
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Boston Caser
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Papish
Bearden
Raschi
Scheib
Brissie
Scarborough
Dobson
Sanford
Hutchinson
Voiselle
Barrett
Hatten
Poessehl
Thompson
Kennedy
Webb
Vander Meer
Schmitz
Lombardi
Brecheen
Chauncey WCTU Members Attend County Meeting
Chauncey WCTU members led by president Mrs. Florence Pendergrass will attend the county WCTU gathering at Athens Methodist Church on Wednesday with sessions at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m announced for the day.
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Chauncey Wctu
Florence Pendergrass
WCTU
Athens Methodist Church
Dover Township Honors Servicemen With Homecoming Stadium Dedication
Chauncey and Dover Township celebrate the Memorial Stadium dedication honoring 600 Dover Township servicemen. The weekend included a Chauncey Pomeroy football game, a radio show, parades with five bands, and a Sunday church service led by Rev. Charles W. Graham and other local ministers. Queen Fay Crabtree crowned. awards went to Church of Christ float, VFW, and Band Boosters.
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Chauncey
Dover Township
Chauncey-Dover
Methodist
Goodwill Industries
Columbus
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
H. H. Lafferty
Clarence Way
Church of God
Ray Pidcock
Pilgrim Holiness
Richard Wilcox
Millfield
Christine Brown
Athens
Nelsonville
Murray City
York
Glenn Davis
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Paul Landis
H. W. Emsch
Ohio High Sch Athletic Association
A. J. Willard
Ohio Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boudinot Rites Held At Millfield
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae Wemmer Boudinot were held Sept. 11 at Millfield Christian Church led by Rev. Richard Wilcox and Rev. Gilbert Courtney. She died Sept. 8 at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a week of illness. Survived by husband Fletcher, a son Orris, two granddaughters, and multiple relatives including siblings and numerous relatives attending from distant towns.
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Chauncey
Millfield Christian Church
Mae (Wemmer) Boudinot
Richard Wilcox
Gilbert Courtney
Boudinot
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fletcher
Orris
Bonita Kay
Myrna Rae Boudinot
Alpha Wemmer
Athens
Edith McDaniel
New Lexington
W. L. Edwards
Lancaster
Gerald McDaniel
Dayton
Carl Boudinot
Parkersburg
T. M. Keirns
Spicer Keirns
Coral Wooley
Gilbert Boudinot
Denver White
W. C. Mingus
Amesville
Paul Davis
Richard Davis
Newark
Clifford Boudinot
W. P. Mickle
Dan Pierce
Lorena Cochran
William Hartley
Sr. Glouster
O. B. Boudinot
Harlan Linscott
Trimble
Theisen Rites Conducted For Herman Theisen
Rites were held Saturday at 2 p.m. for Herman Theisen a long-time Millfield resident. Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiated at the Church of Christ. Burial followed in Nye cemetery Chauncey with pallbearers four sons and two grandsons. Surviving sons are Herman William Hugo John and Paul Theisen.
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Herman Theisen
Millfield
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
Charles S. Bradfield
Nye
Herman Theisen, Jr
Hugo Theisen
John Theisen
Paul Theisen
Ty Theisen
Warren Chappalea
James Merritt Services Held at Millfield Home
James Merritt dies suddenly at home in Millfield. Funeral conducted at his residence by Hiram Mingus with Hiram Mingus Jr. and Kathleen Mingus singing. Burial in Hilltop Cemetery. He resided in the area 28 years and is survived by his wife Elsie and 10 children.
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Chauncey
James Merritt
Millfield
Hiram Mingus
Holiness Church
Hiram Mingus, Jr
Kathleen Mingus
Hilltop Cemetery
Mr. Merritt
Elsie
Chauncey Cunningham Severely Injured Leg
Chauncey Freddie Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs Hollis Cunningham Chauncey received a badly lacerated leg as a result of a Saturday incident Five latitches were required to close the wound.
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Chauncey
Freddie Cunningham
Hollis Cunningham
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