Mudhens Open Spring Training in Athens Under Gilliland
Toledo's Mudhens began spring training in Athens with a 90 minute practice amid chilly conditions. Hens completed roadwork, calisthenics, pepper drills and batting practice under Thor Olson, with Eddie Gilliland noting the session as highly satisfactory. New arrivals Dick Kimble and John Whitehead joined, while Manager Jack Fournier was en route expected by tonight. Additional outfielders Epps, Gregory and pitchers Minor, Zarilla anticipated by weekend as open workouts for the public begin.
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Oledo
Mudhens
Thens
Ohio University
Ens
Thor Olson
Eddie Gilliland
Dick Kimble
Buchtel
Browns
Springfield
Athens
Epps
Gregory
San Antonio
Texas
Ray Minor
Allan Zarilla
Gilliland
Giles Likes Red Chance for NL Pennant Despite Draft Risk
Bloomington Ind General Manager Warren C Giles says the Cincinnati Reds can challenge the St. Louis Cardinals for the NL pennant. He cautions that Uncle Sam may still draft players like Johnny Vander Meer Mike McCormick and Bert Haas. Gee Walker asks for more money but the latest offer is final.
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Bloomington
Ind
Warren C. Giles
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Giles
Sam
Johnny Vander Meer
Mike McCormick
Bert Haas
Gee Walker
Florida
Reds
Pedicord Rejoins Farm Duty as Sons Serve in Army
Pedicord returns to farm work in Glouster after signing to lead the operation. His two sons, both named Harold, have entered Army service. Frank Phillips replaces him on the Messenger truck route in the county.
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Glouster
Dean Pedicord
Harold
Frank Phillips
Pedicord
Jacksonville Briefs
Barbara Hanson, 5 year old granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Barrett, operated on Wednesday for appendicitis at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Pvt Hubert F Nye home on 3 day leave to visit his wife and children of Jacksonville. his mother Mrs Alice Nye of Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Francis Barrett learned their son P F C Patrick Barrett assigned to special duty and advanced to corporal.
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Jacksonville
Barbara Hanson
Francis Barrett
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hubert F. Nye
Fort Custer
Mich
Alice Nye
Chauncey
P.F.C
Patrick Barret
Deer botfly fastest creature on earth in Brazil
The deer botfly is described as the fastest living creature. It lives in the hides of animals and is native to Brazil. The female has been timed to fly at speeds between 55 and 60 miles per hour, faster than sound.
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Earth
Brazil
Training Camp Gossip From Dodger Camp And Other Nl News
Dodgers claim superior physical condition with full practice since camp began in Bear Mountain New York and boast durability. Browns worried over arm soreness of Bob Muncrief but praise Ostermueller and Dean’s four innings of no hits. Derringer sports new Cub uniform in French Lick Indiana while Wally Moses and Julius Solters miss Sox trip due to leg pain. Tigers cripple return under Steve ONeill as Cramer leads off in Cubs series with Hal White back on mound. Cooper projected for fourth slot in Cardinals batting order per Billy Southworth.
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French Lick
Ind
Wally Moses
White Sox
Julius Solters
Louisville
Jack Given Slight Edge Over Henry
NYAP reports Henry Armstrong the original buzz saw and Beau Jack the mimic meet in Madison Square Garden for ten rounds or less. Promoter Jacobs expects 18 000 fans to watch the action with Armstrong a slight favorite over Jack after Armstong’s 16 wins in 18 starts and 11 KOs.
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Jack
Henry
New York
Henry Armstrong
Beau Jack
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Hammerin’ Hennery
Smarties
Fritzie Zivic
Armstrong
Detroit Draws First Blood in Cup Final Opener
Detroit Red Wings crushed the Boston Bruins 6 to 2 at Olympia Stadium in game one of the finals. Detroit, led by a fast attack, dominated goalie Frankie Brimsek as Boston’s tired team fell behind after opening goals. The series shifts to Detroit with the rematch set for Sunday night.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Olympia Stadium
Jack Adams
Red Wings
Boston
Bruin
Wings
Frankie Brimsek
Bruins
Montreal
Toronto
Union Furnace Social Notes
Union Furnace residents share visits and family news. Mrs Theo dore Kennedy and children Jimmy and Bobby of Logan joined Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs O H Bryan and others from Columbus. Dated items note illnesses, travels, and birthday celebrations.
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Union Furnace
Theodore Kennedy
Jimmy
Bobby
Logan
O. H. Bryan
Paul Zimmerman
Mable Ruth Jones
Columbus
Dan Jones
Mary Woodgeard
Odessa Groves
Blanche Simpson
Maynard Simpson
Bren Geiger
J. R. McGuire
Nelsonville
James Frey
David
Sharon
Charles Salts
Hamden
William Kennedy
Lancaster
Clara McClain
Charles Clark
Jerry
Arthur McQuaide
Dwaine Lee
Colorado
George Geiger
Larry
Brent Geiger
Walter McGee
Austin
Michelip
Wyoming Cowboys Retain Invitation Tournament Title
The Wyoming Cowboys defeated St John’s 52 to 47 in overtime at Madison Square Garden to win the National Invitation Tournament title. Ken Sailors and Milo Komenich sparked a late scoring surge, while Georgetown beat Toledo 54 to 40 in the other NIT game. Crowds of 18,316 paid about $24,000.
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New York
Wyoming Cowboys
West
St. John’s
Red Cross
Madison Square Garden
Georgetown
N.C.A
Cowboys
Ken Sailors
Milo Komenich
Toledo
Pastors of Glouster Announce Schedules
Glouster ministers outline Sunday April 4 services. C B Tigner of Church of Christ preaches The Macedonian Mission in morning and The Ruler of the Synagogue Believed in evening. Bible School at 9, morning service 10, YPSE 6, Juniors 6. Official board meets after evening service. Rev A G Winkle adds week of services with Church School 9:30, Morning Worship 10:30 Christians At Their Best, Junior League 2:30, Senior League 6:30, Evening Worship 7:30, special Lenten service Wednesday 7:30, official board meets Tuesday 7:30.
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A. G. Winkle
Methodist Church
Earl S. Johnson
John Mandry Dies at Home in Indiana
John Mandry Jr son of John and Sara Mandry long time Glouster residents died in Sullivan Indiana on March 31 He was a World War veteran who never recovered from wounds and gas from the war He is survived by his wife Ada Mandry of Sullivan and three sisters Mrs Millard Foster Little Hocking Mrs Richard Erbel Canton and Betty J Mandry Girard Ohio
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Glouster
John Mandry
Sjr
John
Sara Mandry
Sullivan
Ind
Ada Mandry
Millard Foster
Little Hocking
Richard Erbel
Canton
Betty J. Mandry
Girard
Ohio
Twins Reported In Same Camp On Separate Quarantine
Mr and Mrs Dean Pedicord learn twin sons Harold and Harold arrived at Camp Butner North Carolina and will not meet until quarantine ends. Mr and Mrs Charles Wolfe announce Pvt Kenneth C Wolfe now stationed at Sioux Falls South Dakota has transferred to New Orleans Louisiana after enlisting in the Air Corps on August 21 1942.
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New Orleans
Air Corps
Soldiers at Colleges Will Have Sports
Washington reports that Army specialized training soldiers at colleges may play limited sports with available equipment and student interest. They will not train for or participate in intercollegiate competition, but intramural contests on Saturdays may be encouraged to foster a will to win.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Soldier
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Club Meeting
Glouster Catholic Ladies' Study Club met in the Church Hall with Mrs. George Carter and Mrs. T. A. Noon as hostesses. Mrs. Elizabeth Chute presided as Sacred Reading by Mrs. John R. Clark and various readings were performed. Lunch for one guest followed, with plans announced for the next two weeks. The Trump Club session at Mrs. Vernard Edwards included high score by Mrs. Charles Patton and a luncheon for members and guest Mrs. Faye Clemens.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies’ Study Club
Church Hall
George Carter
T. A. Noon
Elizabeth Chute
John R. Clark
Joe Wolfe Sr
Baby Jesus
Josephine Hedfelt
Laird of
Corning
Walter Yount
Leo Smith
John King Sr
Kamento
Mary Jannice
Relord Healy
Martha Cavella
Lena Cavella
John R Clark
Gertrude Darling
Vernard Edwards
Trump Club
New St
Charles Patton
Harold Lamborn
Delmar Dunlap
Dwight Hartley
Betty Dunlap
Juanita Pierce
Pauline Strohmeyer
Dale Thompson
Faye Clemens
Scouts To Work on New Camp Area
Ralph Hines announces Troop 72 will leave the scout room at 9 a m Saturday April 3 to improve the camp site. Participants should bring lunch if staying, and tools for the day which ends at 4 30 p m. The work supports the May County Committee meeting prep and invites adults to volunteer.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
Armstrong comeback spurs talk of Godoy return
Fullerton Roundup notes Al Weill’s interest in bringing Arturo Godoy back after Henry Armstrong’s strong showing. Armstro ng defeated Joe Louis earlier, won fights, and captured the South American title. The column also recaps a Detroit Toronto hockey referee mishap and a Dodgers betting distraction, plus Williams’ flying plans and Os-manski’s bases-loaded out as a lieutenant-coach.
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NEW York
Henry Armstrong
al Weill
Arturo Godoy
Armstrong
Weill
Joe Louis
Alberto Lovell
Taxation Talk and Chemistry Talk at Glouster Study Club
The Glouster study club discussed state taxation with Mrs. O. A. McDonald reviewing Ohio tax history and sources of revenue, noting that highways education and welfare drive most spending while the first general property tax law dates to 1846. Mrs. J. H. Henshaw spoke on Better Living Through Chemistry highlighting solvents, camphor, disinfectants, nitrates, plastics, and electroplating progress since the war.
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Ohio
J. H. Henshaw
Death Notice for Mrs Adda Mae Atwill
Mrs Adda Mae Atwill of 553 Piedmont Rd Columbus died Wednesday after extended illness. She was from a prominent Jacksonville family where her father Fred Woodhouse was a longtime merchant. She leaves three brothers Dr George A Woodhouse Pleasant Hill Fred Chillicothe and Captain Clarence Woodhouse Veterinary Corps US Army stationed in Kansas City. Funeral services are today Friday at 2:00 p.m. at Auburn A Shrayer Funeral Home Columbus.
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Glouster
Adda Mae Atwill
Adda Mae Woodhouse
Piedmont Rd
Columbus
Fred Woodhouse
Jacksonville
United States Army
Kansas City
Auburn A. Shrayer Funeral Home
Honors Are To Be Conferred on Scouts
Several boys will be invested as Tenderfoot Scouts after the scout meeting on Monday night. All parents and interested persons are invited to attend. After investiture the Troop Committee will meet, and all members should be present. Troop meetings are Mondays from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. announced by Ralph Hines.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
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Indians Lose Gaffke and Keltner Faces Pirates Series
The Indians board a train for Muncie to face the Pirates in weekend exhibitions. Ken Keltner injures a back. Eddie Turchin replaces him. Fabian Gaffke quits baseball leaving only three true outfielders for the series. Joe Vosmik looms as a waivers option. Pitchers Bagby Milnar Poat start Saturday, Dean Harder Smith on Sunday.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ken Keltner
Cleveland Indians
Muncie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Keltner
Vernon Kennedy
Lefty Weisman
Pirates
Eddie Turchin
Fabian Gaffke
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Gaffke
Roger Peckinpaugh
Joe Vosmik
Minneapolis
American Association
Vosmik
Boudreau
Jim Bagby
al Milnar
Ray Poat
Chubby Dean
Mel Harder
al Smith
Hollister School Notes Then and Now at Logan Theater
Hollister students visited the Logan Theater production room to learn how motion pictures and sound effects are produced. They had a picnic at the park with Mr. and Mrs. E J Person as chaperones, then watched Random Harvest. Velour curtains at Hollister High were cleaned and repaired by home economics students under Mrs. Pride with PTA help. Alumni Eugene Yarger and Delmont Skinner visited. Delmont is honorably discharged, Eugene is on furlough.
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Hazel Pride
Robert Cooper
Hazel Adams
Hollister High School
Eugene Yarger
Delmont
Dick) Skinner
Eugene
Red Cross Committees to Hold Final Glouster Meeting
Mrs John R Clark announces a final Red Cross meeting for Trimble Township at Legion Hall in Glouster Saturday April 3 at 7 00 pm. All committeemen urged to attend especially those who have not yet submitted contributions for final settlement. Mrs Howard Trott of Columbus arrives Friday evening to stay with Mrs A McDonald.
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Glouster
John R. Clark
Red Cross
Trimble Township
Legion Hall
Howard Trott
Columbus
A. McDonald
Pirates Hope To Start Season Strong In National League
Muncie Indiana reports Pirates hope to ride a hot pitching staff led by Rip Sewell and Wally Hebert as they prepare for the 1943 season. Veterans Johnny Lanning Max Butcher Lloyd Dietz Bob Klinger and Hank Goricki aim for solid win totals after mixed previous campaigns. Frisch praises Hebert who averaged 18 wins per season in the Pacific Coast League.
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Buccaneers
Ball State
Truett
Rip) Sewell
Johnny Lanning
Max Butcher
Lloyd Dietz
Bob Klinger
Hank Goricki
Frisch
Wally Hebert
San Diego
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