OU Takes Off For Illinois Game
Ohio University football heads to Champaign Illinois for a Saturday 1 30 p m Central Standard Time kickoff against Illinois in a clash of the modern series. The 43 man squad led by Coach Carroll Widdoes depart Port Columbus on the first air trip by an OU athletic team and will practice at Illinois Stadium before the game.
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Suggs and Zaharias Lead Opening Round of National Open
In Wichita Kansas Louise Suggs defending champion from Carrollton Georgia playing out of Cincinnati fired a 74 the only sub par score on the 6203 yard par 75 Rolling Hills course. Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Prairie View Illinois the 1948 champion posted an even 75 with 38-37 for the two nines. Peggy Kirk of Findlay Ohio opened with 83.
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Four Station Network To Air OU Illinois Football
Ohio University Bobcats games will be broadcast on a four station network across Southeastern Ohio and the Ohio River Valley. WOUI will feed WJEH WHOK and WEIR for all road and home games starting with the Illinois game. OU students Crum and Volsky will handle play by play with Machel engineer and Jukes assisting.
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Friday and Saturday grid games across multiple leagues
The schedule lists Friday night matchups including Middleport at Athens Logan at Gallipolis Jackson at Nelsonville Wellston at Pomeroy Rutland at The Plains McArthur at Portsmouth West Philo at Glouster Barboursville at Point Pleasant Buffalo at Wahama Harrisville at Ravenswood Chauncey at Belpre and Coalton at Jacksonville Trimble. Saturday features Ohio U versus Illinois at Champaign Cincinnati at William Mary Miami at Bowling Green John Carroll at Toledo Central Michigan at Western Michigan Washington at Western Reserve Kent State at Mount Union Michigan Normal at Akron Buffalo at Louisville Wabash at Butler Eastern Kentucky at Marshall plus countless regional college games and pro lineups.
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Lions Seek Third Straight Victory Over Yanks
Detroit Lions aim for a third consecutive win in New York against the Yanks after adding Dick Flanagan from the Bears. Flanagan, formerly of Ohio State, joins the squad for tonight’s National Conference clash.
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Beulah Park to Host Sixth Ohio Championship Handicap
Twenty-one horses were nominated for the sixth running of the $7500 Ohio championship handicap at Beulah Park on Saturday. Penny State’s 1950 football captain Owen Dougherty, from Dunmore, Pa, is noted as an all around schoolboy athlete.
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Dexterites Attend Funeral and Local Visits Across Counties
Attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Pearley Nelson at the Dexter Church included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Amos Donald Amos the Finley Nelson and Ottie Nelson families Denny Beckley Ernest and Stephen Davis and Mrs. Max Smith and Mrs. Mary Amos. Visitors and hosts noted include Mrs. W. A. Harless and Judy Barbersville visitors Earl and Edith Strong entertaining relatives Frank Talbert of Newport R I Minnie Nichols dinner guests Viola Halliday Nellie Gier at Wilkesville Flora Chase visiting Winnie Bolen Leland Buckley and son Gary from Milan Mich bringing Minnie Nichols home for a visit and Edith Strong Jack Noon Columbus visiting Emma Romine.
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Frank Talbert
Newport
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Viola Halliday
Nellie Gier
Jack Walters
Wilkesville
Flora Chase
Winnie Bolen
Leland Buckley
Gary
Milan
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Jack Noon
Columbus
Emma Romine
Miss Krieg Dies at 64 in Logan Home
Ada Krieg 64 died at 3 30 am at the home of her sister in law Mrs John Krieg 370 N Walnut St after a 10 day illness She was born in Point Pleasant and lived here since 1901 A Presbyterian Church Ze nith Club member Surviving are brothers James Logan Herbert Columbus and Carr Forest Park Ill Visitation Saturday at 370 N Walnut St with Rev Henry Carr officiating at 10 30 am Monday burial Oak Grove Cemetery
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Methodist Women To Meet Tuesday In Logan Ohio
LOGAN The Chillicothe District Logan and Athens group of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the First Methodist Church Tuesday. Registration starts at 9 a.m. and both morning and afternoon sessions will be held.
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Mrs Weldon Visits Chauncey In Mill Field
Mrs Grace Weldon of Jacksonville is visiting Mrs Ella Byers in Mill Field this week as part of a social call and local hospitality notes.
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Cincinnati Livestock Markets Report September Prices
Salable hogs about 3000 with steady overall market. top hogs 180-250 lbs at 20.60 to 20.75, sows 17.25-19.00, light weights scarce. Cattle and calves 600 and 150 respectively, demand weak and prices steady to slightly lower. vealers 31.90-36.00, cows and bulls mostly steady to weak. Sheep 200 with lambs 25.90-28.25 range. poultry and butter prices listed for Cincinnati on Sept 29 including broilers 27-42, turkeys 29-32, butter 63-64 under various grades.
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