Bulldogs Open Title Defense at Wellston in Week 5
Athens High School’s defending champions travel to Wellston to face the Golden Rockets in a clash shaping the Southeastern League standings. Coach Sherman Gilmore warns of a tougher test from Wellston, whose size and backfield potential could challenge Athens’s speed aided by weather conditions likely to muddy the field.
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Athens High School
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Athens
Sherman Gilmore
Rockets
Bulldogs
Gilmore
Oak Hill
Read
Pracere
Bulldog
Joe Trilipo
Bill Beckley
Jerry Cavanaugh
Norm Ross
Class Has Meeting in Trimble Church of Christ
Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ met at the Michael Almond home in Jacksonville Wednesday evening. The gathering opened with hymn singing and devotionals led by Mrs. Zoe Herrold, followed by Scripture roll call. A quiz on Sunday School lessons closed the quarter with hostess treats served to members and guests. CHAUNCEY-Herbert Mingus, formerly of Millfield, moved from White Cross hospital where he had knee surgery to his Columbus home, remains in bed and will be cast-free in a week.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Trimble
Michael Almond
Jacksonville
Zoe Herrold
Gertrude Rainey
Lydia Watkins
Florence McCune
Edna Easler
Pearl Wallace
Frances Clark
Clara Penrod
Nina Johnson
Pheba Sharp
Zoe Hertfeld
Chauncey
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Mingus
James Mitchell
Ellen Sue
Lorain
Ohio
Fred West
Ralph Halbert
Halbert
Ed Manhorter
Cheryl
Nora Halbert
Ohio State and Great Lakes in college football picks
Ohio State and Great Lakes appear among a list of college football predictions for upcoming games. The notes forecast likely winners including Georgia over Wake Forest, Alabama over LSU, Notre Dame over Pittsburgh, Army over North Carolina, and UCLA over California among many matchups.
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NEW York
Wake Forest
Georgia
Bulldogs
Arkansas
Aggies
Alabama
Louisiana State
DUKE
Pennsylvania
Penn
Garomina
Navy
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Green Crusaders
Illinois
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Wildcats
Missouri
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Marquette
Purdue
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Panthers
North Carolina
ARMY
Worth Carolina
Mississippi
Florida
Nebraska
Minnesota
iWe
Pacific
California
U.C.L.A
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Golden Bears
Temple
Swarthmore
Cornell
Bucknell
Colgate
Rochester
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Iowa State
Gustavus Adolphus
Penn State
Muhlenberg
Southern Methodist
North Texas
Oklahoma
Norman Navy
Virginia
Randolph Field
Rice
Texas Christian
South Plains Army Air Field
Texas Aggies
Texas Tech
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Yale
Columbia
Union
Brown
Tufts
Harvard
Worcester
Rally Day Services To Be Held in Dover Churches
Dover parish plans Rally Day and World Communion Sunday across five churches with a goal of 300 attendees. Speakers include Gilbert Courtney at Greens Run Chauncey and Trimble and Glaze Thompson at Taylor Ridge Millfield. Sunday School events and lay leadership highlighted with several pastors and churches under Chauncey ministry.
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Dover
Chaunce
Church of Christ
Bible Schools
Gilbert Courtney
Greens Run
Chauncey
Trimble
Glaze Thompson
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Grimes Rites Held At Church of Christ
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Grimes wife of Garfield Griffies Chauncey were held Monday afternoon in the First Church of Christ Chauncey conducted by Rev B A Awe of the Pilgrim Church Nelsonville assisted by Rev Gilbert Courtney pastor of the local church Burial was in the cemetery at Mount Hermon A trio sang three hymns Pall bearers included Mayor W D Hines Ralph McKibben Fred Duncan Robert Schilling Floyd J Phillips and William Savage She is survived by her husband a sister Mrs Leona Jeffry of Union Furnace and several nephews and a niece Her parents a brother John and a sister Lettie preceded her in death
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Chauncey
Louise Grimes
Garfield Griffies
Church of Christ, Chauncey
B. A. Awe
Pilgrim Church
Nelsonville
Gilbert Courtney
Mount Hermon
Helen Courtney
Christine Brown
Charles 5. Bradfield
W. D. Hines
Ralph McKibben
Fred Duncan
Robert Schilling
Floyd Jphillips
William Savage
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights and Banter
A collage of sports notes and quick takes from Fullerton. Debates over MVP between Dizzy Trout Hal Newhouser and Dick Wakefield drift amid boxing revival with Willie Pep versus Chalky Wright. Sid Luckman plans a late season farewell, Gil Dodds to speak at MSG, Rick Ferrell eyeing a record, and Auburn's Ross McKelvery tames a Canadian blocker in practice.
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Uer
Dizzy Trout
Hal Newshouser
Dick Wakefield
Wakefield
Detroit
Dodger
Willie Pep-Chalky Wright
Favorites In Ohio Grid Tilts
Harold Harrison lists picks for eight college football games in Ohio. West Virginia Tech over Muskingum. Ohio State over Missouri. Oberlin over Baldwin Wallace. West Virginia over Case. Bowling Green over Alma. Miami over Western Michigan. DePauw over Ohio Wesleyan. Denison over Bethany.
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Ohio
West Virginia Tech
Muskingum
Missouri
Ohio State
Tigers
Bucks
Oberlin
BALDWIN-WAL+ LACE
Case
West Virginia
ALMA
Bowling Green
Denison
Western Michigan
Miami
Depauw
Ohio Wesleyan
Bob Steubers
Bethany
Glouster to Return to Central Time Sunday
Glouster will shift clocks back one hour at 3 a m Sunday to align with Central War Time as required by state law. Buses will keep schedules but operate on new time. Local residents and visitors shared recent travels and family visits in the area.
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Glouster
Central Time
Thomas Williams
Ohio
E. E. Johnson
Services in Glouster Churches Outline Sunday Schedule
Glouster Methodist Church plans 9:30 Church School 10:00 Morning Worship with World Wide Communion subject and 7:30 Evening Worship on Thou Shalt Not Kill. Youth Fellowship at 6:30. First quarterly conference set for Oct 3 with Dr. Harry E. Bright in attendance. Church clocks to be set back one hour. Church of Christ follows 9:00 Bible School 10:00 Communion and sermon on The Testimony of Our Lord. Evening service at 7:30 with Being at Second Miler announced. Both congregations note new time. In Millfield Floyd Crabtree sustains a left forefinger laceration from sickling grass. four stitches needed.
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Church of Christ
Alhambra
Gilbert Courtney
Glouster
Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
Methodist Youth Fellowship
C. A. Bingman
M. M. LeFavor
J. H. Elias
Harry E. Bright
Chillicothe
Winkie
C. B. Tigner
Delmar Gladden
E. K. Peugh
Marcella Jwon
W. W. Wallace
Maude Williams
Letter From Son in Marines Brings News Home
Mrs. Sylvester Hammond of Chauncey received a letter this week from her son Pvt. Ernest M. Lanning in the U S Marines reporting he is well and in the South Pacific. Her other son Pvt. Willard H. Lanning has 21 months in service, with 14 months overseas in North Africa and now transferred to Italy in the Engineers Corps as a railroad fireman.
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Cheuntnr
Sylvester Hammond
Chauncey
Pvt
Ernest M. Lanning
U. S
South Pacific
Hammond
Willard H. Lanning
North Africa
Italy
Engineers Corps
Rio Grande College Cancels Football Season
Rio Grande College drops its six game football schedule due to manpower shortages. President F W McDermott stated enrollment is between 50 and 60 students, men and women.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
F. W. McDermott
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Batting top lists include Boudreau Cleveland 328 runs Stirnweiss New York 124 hits Stirnweiss 200. Home runs EiLen New York 22. Stolen bases Stirnweiss 54. Pitching Newhouser Detroit 28 5 0.757. Walker Brooklyn 362. Nicholson Chicago 116 runs 117 RBI. Cavaretta Chicago 195 hits Nicholson Chicago 3d home runs Barrett Pittsburgh 27. Wilks St Louis 73 850.
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Boudreau
Cleveland
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
St. Louis
EiLen
Fitching
Newhouser
Detroit
Walker
Brooklyn
Nicholson
Chicago
Cavaretta
Wnicholson
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Wilks
Double Bills Rain Delays American League Race Play
Rain forces a full doubleheader schedule across the American League as Detroit, St. Louis, and New York chase the pennant. Dizzy Trout, Hal Newhouser, and Rafe Gentry may gain rest while teams seek advantage in the halted race and upcoming crucial series.
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Associated Press
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Tigers
Browns
Yankees
Steve O'Neill
Dizzy Trout
Hal Newhouser
Rafe Gentry
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Bengals
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Overmuire
Luke Sewell
Joe McCarthy
Nels Potter
Jack Kramer
Bob Munerlef
Denny Gatehouse
Sig Jakucki
Hank Morony
Ernie Bonham
Marie Joe
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Sportsman's Park
Billy Southworth
John-ny Hopp
Blix Donelly
Ray Mueller
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Reds
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