Peden Maps Ohio State of War Era Freshmen Put in Front Line
Ohio University coach Don C. Peden previews the 1942 Bobcats highlighting use of 14 freshmen on a varsity squad amid wartime travel limits. He notes sophomores are seasoned, freshmen can play, and six lettermen return. Assistant coach Harold Wise reports Akron’s loss of five backs weakens the Zip offense.
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Ohio Universne
Don C. Peden
Bobcats
Peden
Messenger
Don
Transportation Probem
Bobcat
Eud Ditrich
Joe Riccards
Carl Jamison
Bill Einz
John Fekete
Gerry Ramsey
Harold E. Wise
Ohio
Akron
Muskingum
Wise
Temely
Flossie
Latone
Lenihan
Merrow
Hibbard
Carney
Wilkins
Florin
DiNapoli
Heller
Veteras
Speed Verchant
Crowe
Bricker Recovering After Emergency Appendectomy
Edward Bricker of Chauncey is recovering in Osteopathic Hospital Marietta after an emergency appendectomy last week. His wife Allie Bricker visited Tuesday and reports he is in satisfactory condition in room 307 Sec 14 Floor.
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Chauncey
Edward Bricker
Steopathic Hospital
Marietta
Osteopathic Hospital
Arietta
Allie Ticker
Grange Predicts Northwestern Will Challenge Texas
Red Grange picks Northwestern to test Texas and Indiana to edge state opponents. He notes Northwestern’s defense held Iowa Pre-Flight to 20-12 while Indiana fields a strong backfield led by Pete Pihos and Billy Hillenbrand. He foresees Alabama and Purdue looming in southern and midwest matchups with several regional races outlined.
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Grange
Northwestern
Texas
Indiana
Chicago
Dana X Bible
Evanston
Bernie Sierman
Iowa
Wiliats
Longhorns
Kansas State
Austin
Fordham
Tennessee
Notre Dames
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
South Bend
Frank Leahy
Ohio
Fort Knox
Butler
Pete Pihos
Billy Hillenbrand
Bo Mc
California
Saint Mary's
Oregon
T Berkey
Wasngton
Washington State
Stanford
Santa Clara
L.A
Bierman
Minesota
Purdue
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Mississippi State
Georgia
North Carolina
Tulane
Auburn
South Carolina
William and Mary
V. P
Louisiana State
Rice
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Texas A. and
Texas Tech
Varifapa in Class by Himself in Six Game Series
A bowling star, Andy Varipapa, posted a 183 total over six games in a past match, displaying skill that elevates him beyond mere shakiness as a bowler. He tours Thursday at Portland Recreation with instructions from 1:30 to 5:30 pm, followed by a 9:00 pm exhibition of trick shots.
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Andy Varipapa
Andy
Ann
Varipapa
Portland Recreation
Tulsa
Booklyn
Flint
Mich
Brooklyn
Fullertons Roundup sports brief by Hugh Fullerton Jr
New York report notes ten game deficit comebacks and standout stats. Yankees manager Joe McCarthy discusses World Series rivals while players like Schacht and connections to St. Louis figure in post-season chatter. Local items include Akron U war worker benefit foot race plans and golf pro Leonas Ott with river trout tales.
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New York
Ainst
Sox
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Jassett
Akron U
Stern
Kentucky
Marshall Fie
Leonas
Denver
Gunnison
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
St. Louis
Yankee Stadium
Harvey Garage Burglary Reported on Ellis Avenue
Harvey of Chauncey reports his rear garage on Ellis Avenue was entered Monday night. Two back wheels a spare and three tires were stolen. Carroll Tippatt’s car in the same garage was untouched. Officers notified.
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Chauncey
Noah
Harvey
Ellis Ave
Carroll Tippatts
Chauncey District Social and Personal Highlights
Chauncey district residents hosted and visited a wide circle of relatives and friends. Guests included Dean Hamilton and Mrs Wulkwicz from Toledo, Ray and James Duffee from Athens, and Ray Lewis with brother William from Columbus. Local hosts included the Hamiltons, Champlins, and Bridges in Chauncey and nearby towns. Ernest Robinson of Columbus, formerly Chauncey, was visiting Chauncey with local hosts L. P. Hixon and family.
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Converse St
Champlin
Walter Lang
Deanville
Thurlow Davis
Vere Ridge
Joe Bridgewater
Chauncey
Logan
William Haffin
Nelsonville
Ernest Robinson
Columbus
L. P. Hixon
Athens R. D
Lewis son advances to corporal in Air Corps
Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis of Chauncey have been advised their son Winfield Lewis in Kansas City Missouri has advanced to corporal in the Air Corps. They also received a letter from their nephew William Eugene Hoskins now somewhere in Ireland the last letter dated July 4 itself
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Chauncey
Frank Lewis
Winfield Lewis
Air Corps
Kansas City
William Eugene Hoskins
Ireland
Birth of a son named Robert De Wayne
Charles Davis announces the birth of a son named Robert De Wayne. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Tinkham Hocking and Mr and Mrs Thur Row Davis of Vere Ridge and a great grandson of Lewis Champlin Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Charles Davis
Robert de Wayne
Wiener Roast Held by Chauncey Dover High Seniors
The Chauncey Dover High School senior class hosted a wiener roast September 28 along the Hocking River near the County Home. Teachers Leah Feather son Mrs and Floyd Cooper served as chaperons. Seniors and guests attended including Gordon Mingus Jeannette Blackford Helen Erdy Paul Ley William Gould Frances Howard Frances Noland Edith Howard Barbara Noland June Bowles Russell Johnson Betty Jandes Jo Ann Williamson Arthur Chiki James Johnston Jack Cunningham Jack Canter Hodge Seiber Charles Courtney Kenneth Simmers and Francis Abdella.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Hocking
Leah Featherson
Robert Kull
Floyd Cooper
Gordon Mingus
Jeannette Blackford
Helen Erdy
Paul Ley
William Gould
Frances Howard
Frances Noland
Edith Howard
Barbara Noland
June Bowles
Russell Johnson
Betty
Plains Garden Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Winefordner
Mrs Harold Winefordner will host the Plains Garden Club meeting Wednesday at 8 pm with Mrs Paul Tipton as leader. Mrs Herman Humphrey and Miss Elva Cooper will present the program. Dues will be collected followed by a social hour and refreshments. Attendance of members is desired.
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Chauncey
Harold Winefordner
Plains Garden Club
Paul Tipton
Herman Humphrey
Elva Cooper
Social Notes from Radcliff and Area Happenings
The column lists locals departing for Fort Benjamin Harrison including Roy Lowe James Kinnison Warren Chambers Robert Perry Marion Perry and Albert Zinn. It notes Dewey Camp and Jo ane Leach wed in Jackson and plans to live in Columbus. Also covers Mary Lou Pierces Athens trip to attend Ohio University plus Arbaugh reunion and church services on Oct 11 and a social gathering of multiple families in Wilkesville and Columbus. Born Sept 28 to Bernard Mill a daughter. next Vinton Township Grange meeting Oct 6 with dues urged.
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Radcliff
Vinton
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Roy Lowe
James Kinnison
Warren Chambers
Robert
Marion Perry
Albert Zinn
Dewey Camp
Oreton
Joanne Leach
Columbus
Jackson
Mary Lou Pierce
Athens
Ohio University
Arbaugh
U. B
Leonard
L. J. Barnes
Dwight McLaughlin
Wilkesville
J. L
Raymond Barnes
Bernard (Buster) Mill
Hill
Avonelle McGhee
Vinton Township
Ruffing and Cooper Clash In World Series Opener
Mort Cooper, 22-game winner of the Cardinals, opposed Rufus Ruffing, 37, of the Yankees, in the 1942 World Series opener at Sportsman's Park. A near capacity crowd paid top prices for seats as the champions began the series seen as potentially seven games long.
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ST. Louis
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Rufus
Red
Chaim
Old Stagers
Yankees
Speedy Backs Meet at State on Saturday
Indiana and Ohio State prepare for a clash in Columbus opening the Western Conference football race. Coaches Bo McMillin and Paul Brown rely on backfields led by sophomores and veterans while defenses focus on stifling aerial attacks.
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State
Chicago
Ohio State
Columbus
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Paul Brown
Buckeyes
Fort Knox
Hoosiers
Butler
Billy Hillenbrand
McMillin
Gene Fekete
Les Horvath
Paul Sarringhaus
George Lynn
Dick Palmer
Hostak Fails In Comeback In Seattle Bout
National Boxing Association middleweight champion Hostak attempted a comeback after nearly a year out but was defeated in a 10 round decision by Harry Matthews once of Emmett Idaho. Matthews used a steady jab to wear down the former champ body and chin. Hostak weighed 162 1/2 while Matthews tipped the scales at 166.
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Seattle
Wash
al Hostak
National Boxing Association
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Emmett
Idaho
Hostak
Matthew
Zaleski Social and Personal Notes Touch Local Visits
Ella Kinney spent Wednesday in Athens. Katherine Murphy of Athens State Hospital returned with her for a vacation. James Criss and family from Torch visited Ernest and Minnie Turner. Alma Turner hosted Clyde Martin's group in Elk Township. Cleire James and Velinus James hosted Jessie James Albert James and Donald from Columbus. Raymond Hays barely escaped a head on collision near McArthur. Rev. Oscar King of Hamden visited local congregants. Joe Phillips of Blanchester and friends traveled home via Albany. Earl Schneider and family visited. elder Schneider's illness recovery continues.
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Velinus James
Jessie James
Albert James
Donald
Columbus
Raymond Hays
McArthur
Oscar King, Hamden
Joe Phillips
Blanchester
Sam Crossen
Albany
Earl Schneider
Athens
John Schneider
Schneider
Lyons Faces Cubs in City Series Showdown
Chicago battle as Ted Lyons 41 seeks a sixth straight city series win against Bill Lee. Lyons won 14 and lost 7 this season while Lee is 13 and 13 in recent play as the cross town rivals open their annual fall series.
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Chicago
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Lyons
Big Bill Lee
Birds Retain Little Series Championship in 1942
The Columbus Red Birds won the junior world series for the second straight year by beating the Syracuse Chiefs 4-2 to take the series 4 games to 1. Ted Wilks allowed eight hits as Columbus backed four eighth inning runs for the victory and a $5 356.75 prize. The win extended the American Association’s post season edge to 14-11 all time.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
St. Louis Cardinals
Syracuse Chiefs
Eddie Dyer
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Red Birds
Montreal
Columbus
Ted Wilks
Charley
Red) Barrett
Birds
Jim Giesson
Augie Bergamo
Pep Young
Ray Blamire
Coolville and Troy Personal News Briefs
Mrs. C. L. Stout of Nelsonville was Thursday guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Daugherty. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Travis move to Washington to make their home. Mrs. W. A. Bridges of McKees Rocks visited Mrs. A. B. White. Mrs. J. E. Meredith left to visit J. H. Meredith in Sistersville. Mrs. Stella Smith of Athens spent the weekend with her son Vere Smith in Chicago and Ed Jones in Akron. The Jones and daughter stayed for a week. Russell Cody family visited Anderson Bentz. Howard Bingman of Washington D. H. visited the Bings. Lillian Reed visits Grant Wiley in Albany.
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Coolville
C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
E. M. Daugherty
W. E. Travis
Washington
W. A. Bridges
McKees Rock
A. B. White
J. E. Meredith
J. H. Meredith
Sistersville
Stella Smith
Athens
Vere Smith
Chicago
Frank Jones
Judith Ann
Akron
Ira Kincade
Jones
Russell Cody
Anderson Bentz
Howard Bingman
Washington D. H
W. E. Bingman
Lillian Reed
Grant Wiley
Albany
Laurel Cliff Social And Personal Notes
Laurel Cliff entries note social visits with the Radfords in Columbus and several other couples and individuals visiting relatives and hosts in area towns. The column ends with a remark that Cincinnati is the smallest city in the major leagues of baseball dom.
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Laurel Cliff
Cincinnati
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