Squirrels season opens as college picks line up to bet on games
Mitch notes opening of squirrel season and previews weekend open season on college games. He lists game picks including Butler over Ohio, Xavier over St. Marys, Indiana over Nebraska, and more. The column salutes Cincinnati for winning a National League pennant praising Bill McKechnie, Bucky Walters, and Paul Derringer for rallying the team.
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Butler
Ohio
Marshall
VPI
Western Reserve
Dayton
Xavier
St. Mary's
Notre Dame
Purdue
Indiana
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Marquette
Washington
Pitt
USC
Oregon
Texas
Christian
UCLA
Oregon State
Stanford
Texas A
Centenary
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Reds
Rhinelanders
Bill McKechnie
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Yankees
Reds clinch pennant with 5 3 win over Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds secure the National League pennant after a dramatic finish, holding off the St Louis Cardinals. Key contributors include pitchers Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters with 25 and 27 wins respectively, first baseman Frank McCormick and outfielder Ival Goodman, plus the double play duo Lonnie Frey and Billy Myers.
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NEW York
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Reds
Bill McKechnie
Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Bill Werber
Frank McCormick
Ival Goodman
Lonnie Frey
Billy Myers
Walters
Derringer
Grove
Earnshaw
Athletics
Pittsburgh
Phils
Bees
Dodgers
Indians
White Sox
Chicago
Big Bill Lee
Bruins
Brooklyn
Dick Errickson
Cleveland
Tigers
Yanks
Sam Chapman
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Senators
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Phillies
Bobcats Meet Butler in Key Ohio Weekend Clash
Ohio college gridiron opens with Western Reserve hosting Dayton and Butler in Indianapolis. The feature pits Johnny Ries of Western Reserve against Jack Padley of Dayton, with Reserve aiming to extend a 12 game winning streak and Dayton seeking Harry Banjan's 100th coaching win.
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Columbus
U.P
Ries
Padley
Cleveland
University of Dayton
Western Reserve
Ohio Collegians
Versity
Dayton
Harry Banjan
Flyer
Pomeroy Rural Social And Personal Notes
C C Murray formerly of Pomeroy now in Woodstock is in a hospital with blood poisoning. Sidney and Mrs Spencer of Pomeroy visited Albert Spencer. Rance Christy of Steubenville spent the weekend with his brother Charles Christy. Asa Haskins of Kingsbury visited his uncle C E Ashworth. Mr and Mrs Orville Well have rented a gas station on Route 33. Pearl and Alta Will of Grass Run visited W Clyde Will. Mrs A C Betzing and daughter of Zanesville spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Peter Frederick. Charles Ashworth visited Mamie Donaldson and family in Albany. Albert Fisher of Chester visited James Bailey. Rollin Beards of Pomeroy bought W R Scott’s farm and will move soon. Harold Hayse and family were in Pomeroy Saturday evening.
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Pomeroy
Pearl
Alta Will
Grass Run
W. Clyde Will
A. C. Betzing
Zanesville
Peter Frederick
Charles Ashworth
Mamie Donaldson
Albany
Albert Fisher
Chester
James Bailey
Rollin’ Beards
W. R. Scott
Harold Hayse
A Cautious Horoscope Warns of Dubious Day Ahead
The stars indicate a difficult day with lunar and planetary aspects affecting both business and private life. Deception and intrigue demand strict discretion. a surprising friendly intervention could ease tensions. People with birthdays may show discreet conduct to avert compromising experiences and a romantic stranger might help.
Bulldogs and Panthers Meet in Season Opener Clash Tonight
Athens High Bulldogs host Pomeroy Panthers in the opening S E O A league game at 8 p.m. Both teams debut fresh lineups with many new players. Bulldogs aim to start strong while Panthers rely on newcomers and a few veterans to spark scoring.
Weekend deadline for new driver licenses in Pomeroy
Pomeroy Saturday midnight is set as the cutoff for motorists without a new license. Deputy registrar Mrs. Cora Roberts issued the warning that those who do not secure their license cannot legally drive over the weekend. By Thursday evening over 4000 driver licenses and more than 600 chauffeur licenses had been issued, and the office will stay open until midnight on Saturday if demand continues.
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Pomeroy
Cora B. Roberts
Roberts
Hospital Transfer For Appendectomy Near Millfield
Charles Duse, residing with Warren Lin Scott east of Millfield, was taken by Warren's ambulance to Mercy Hospital in Columbus on Thursday for an appendectomy.
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Chauncey
Charles Duse
Warren Linscott
Millfield
Warren
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Baseball Scores From National and Americ Games
Cincinnati defeats St. Louis 5 to 3 New York tops Philadelphia 4 to 3 New York beats Philadelphia 8 to 3 Boston over Brooklyn 3 to 1 Brooklyn shuts out Boston 3 to 0 Chicago meets Pittsburgh on a postponed date In Americ New York 8 Philadelphia 4 Philadelphia 5 New York 4 Boston 4 Washington 2 Washington 6 Boston 1 Only games scheduled World Series Louisville 3 Rochester 1
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National Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Americ New York
Washington
Louisville
Rochester
Boston and New York Meet in Major League Showdowns
The schedule lists Boston at New York, Cleveland at Detroit, Washington at Philadelphia, and Chicago at St. Louis as prominent matchups.
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Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Colonels Rally Past Red Wings To Take 2–0 Series Lead
In Rochester Si Johnson shut out Louisville for eight innings before the Colonels erupted in the ninth, scoring three runs to beat the Red Wings 3 to 1. Jim Weaver allowed one run over eight, leaving Louisville two games ahead in the Little World Series.
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Rochester
N. Y
U.P
Louisville Colonels
Rochester Red Wings
Louisville
Si Johnson
Colonels
Jim Weaver
Fred Shaffer
Wings
Series Odds for New York Opening Game and First Two Games
Jack Doyle lists opening World Series odds with The Series at 1 to 3 against the Yankees and 12 to 5 against the Reds. Opening Game at 9 to 20 against the Yankees and 5 to 1 against the Reds. First Two Games Even versus the Yankees and 4 to 1 versus the Reds. Four Straight at 4 to 1 against the Yankees and 20 to 1 against the Reds.
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New York
U.P
Jack Doyle
Yankees
Reds
Reds Defense Outclassed By Yankees In World Series Preview
In a pre World Series comparison the Yankees excel on defense at pitching, catching, infield and outfield. Reds rely on Walters and Derringer pitching as their core chance, while New York showcases Ruffing Pearson Hadley and a stellar infield with DiMaggio and Selkirk leading a defensive powerhouse lineup.
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Reds
Yankees
George
New
Cardinals
Hallahan
Grimes
Cards
Grove
Earnshaw
Athletics
Walters
Derringer
Yankee
Ruffing
Carl Hubbell
Monte Pearson
Bump Hadley
Lefty Gomez
Pearson
Hadley
Oral Hildebrand
Steve Sandra
Gene Thompson
Paul Derringer
The
Yanks
Yantee
Dahlgren
Gordon
Crosetti
Rolfe
McCormick
Frey
Myers
Werber
Joe DiMaggio
George Selkirk
Wally
Berger
Ival Goodman
No Pushover for Yanks McKechnie Says of Reds
Cincinnati manager Deacon Bill McKechnie says the Reds can beat the Yankees, calling them beatable and promising a great battle. Cincinnati secured the flag with a clinching victory as they head into a three-game finale in Pittsburgh, holding a lead over the Cardinals.
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Yanks
Charlie Keller
Bill Dickey
Ernie Lombardi
McKechnie
Deacon
Redlegs
Redleg
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Traynor Resigns as Pirates Manager After Five Years
Harold Pie Traynor resigned as Pittsburgh Pirates manager effective at season end. Rumors swirl over his successor with Jimmy Wilson and Frankie Frisch among candidates. Traynor will remain with the organization. He took the helm in June 1934, replacing George Gibson.
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Pittsburgh
A.P
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirate
William Benswanger
Traynor
Pirates
Benswanger
George Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals Top Reds In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
The St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 5 in a tense game. Key hits come from Medwick Slaughter Brown and Craft with Derringer earning the win for Cincinnati. Attendance reaches 17,421 as 1:52 game time ends. There are over a million stutterers in the United States.
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St. Louis
J. Brown
Gutteridge
Slaughter
Medwick
Padgett
C. BO
Moore
S. Martin
Lue Deemer Ashe
Ic. Daylty
Sagan
Mynee
Cincinnati
Werber
Aeks Frey
Wgoenen
BO McCormick
Lombardi
Mize
W. Myers
McCormick
Craft
Berger
Derringer
Hopp
Goodman
Brown
Erther
T. Moore
Frey
Myers
Lanier
Davis
Bowman
Goetz
Pinelli
Campbell
Reardon
United States
Ohio Bobcats Face Butler in Night clash in Indianapolis
Ohio University travels to Indianapolis for a night game against Butler University as underdogs. The Bobcats, led by coach Don Peden, mix a young line with veteran backs and feature Clayton Scholes at right tackle and Ace Parker returning from injury. Butler, Indiana Conference champions, counters with Harding at half and Kreag at fullback as Ohio eyes a repeat of last season’s win.
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St. Mary's
Texas
Xavier
San Francisco
Daniel Baker
Musketeers
Ohio Wesleyan
Youngstown
Wesleyan
Don Grigsby
Ohio Northern
Wooster
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati
Don Peden
Ohio U
Butler
Indianapolis
Ohio University
Bobcats
Butler University
Clayton Scholes
Howie Wertman
Scholes
Burnie Crabtree
Paul Kalivoda
White Harrell
Parker
Frankie Szalay
John Zahradt
Danny Risaliti
Jim Snyder
Bob Krohmer
Bob Janiak
Ev Welch
Jim Halderman
Krohmer
Bill Trautwein
Thor Olson
Burnice Crabtree
Cam Elliott
Eli Fleasin
Elmer Gerding
Howie Harrison
Whitey Harrell
Bill Hocker
Henry Ivory
Ronald Kaylor
Bernard Kluga
Bill Kuhner
Ira Livingston
Bernard Osborne
Carmen Sberna
Karl Schmidt
John Shafer
Bob Tebow
Jim Trudeau
Herb Wolfe
Athens High Stadium
Western Kentucky
Ohio
Kentucky
Bulldogs
Tom Harding
Harding
Bulldog
Bob Connor
Frank Celarek
Bill Kreag
Connor
Celarek
Kreag
Parkhiser
Vandermeer
Dezelan
Cohen
Stan Crawford
Ace Parker
Ace
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Athens Messenger
Athens
George Kirkley
By Jim Emerson
Johnny Ries
Barberton Blazer
Buckeye Horizon
Jack Padley
Uni
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Transylvania
Denison
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Ohio Northern Wooster
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Kenyon
Ashland
Heidelberg
Akron
Muskingum
Toledo
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St. Francis
Loretta
de Sales
Orchard Lake
Mich
Mickle
W. Union Street
Tire & Acc
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Genevieve Kemble
Panthers
Athens High
Purple Panther
Panther
Houdashelt
Howard
McKenzie
Brickles
Harbrecht
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McKensie
Harry Lackey
Lackey
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Karl Lawrence
L.T. Houdashelt
Sprague L. Stivers
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G. J. Stivers
R.G. Will
Coury
Gordon R.T. Howard
Wood R.E. Mankin
Poling
Q.B. Harbrecht
Wiseman
L.H. Hertenbach
Taylor R.H. Brickles
FB. McKensie Wilson
National Club Pet Cincinnatascayaw
Siraen
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Chica Ae Eeewe
Fat K
Eeeeneee
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Pittsburgh Ann Een
Boston Secenemere
Merican Club
Pet
New York Anna Eae
Boston Eee
Wenwe
Chica Earn
Nwene
Detroit Ee
Washington Owe Eee
Philadelia
Defense
Kirkley
Deacon Bill McKechnie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Edgerton Fortune
Subway
Winfield
Woodworth's
Firestone
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F.R. Beasley
Donaldson Motor Co
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