OECATS Rally Past VPI 7-6 In Opener
Ohio University bats spark a 7-6 victory over Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. Shively hits a homer and adds two singles, Rubin also homers for VPI, Craig earns the win after a tense 10th inning.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1942
Page
7
Ohio University bats spark a 7-6 victory over Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. Shively hits a homer and adds two singles, Rubin also homers for VPI, Craig earns the win after a tense 10th inning.
Chauncey report confirms Jack Birge age 25 son of Willie Birge of Beckett and grandson of the Birges is missing in Crow after the Battle of Ava. The Navy sailor, married, served on the cruiser Houston which was reported lost in action. his wife resides in Texas.
Chauncy wide awake class and boys class of the Methodist Church will hold an Easter party Saturday at 2 p.m. at Grace Ann Crabtree's home on May Ave. Class members should meet at the church at 1 30. Grace Crabtree is the class teacher.
Churches of Dover Parish plan sunrise and morning Easter services with youth choirs at Chauncey Trimble Greens Run and Taylor Ridge. Highlights include garden and cross scenes, "Tis Sunrise" pageant, choral readings, solos and poems led by Gilbert Courtney. Invitations extended to new members at each church.
Easter services will be held Sunday night at 7 30 in the Chauncey Methodist Church led by Rev Charles Palmer. The candle light service will include a Christening and membership option. Doors open for visitors and decoration by volunteers. Flowers loaned must be returned. decorating committee named.
Gospel Five from Reed Ave Columbus Church of Christ In Christian Union will perform at The Plains Nazarene Church over Saturday April 4 and Sunday. Reverend Snyder will preach at all services and the group will provide stringed instrument singing. Attendance goal is 150 with services at 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 morning worship 2:00 afternoon and 7:30 evening. Reverend Frank Noel leads The Plains church.
Mrs Eva Stalder The Plains spent Friday in Newark with daughter Mary Meadows and family who will spend Easter at the Stalder home. Mrs Kathryn Hawk Day and two children returned to Valpariso Ind after visiting her parents and sister Beulah Hawk Lower Plains. Johnnie Civille Athens has been in Millfield this week visiting aunt Louise Muzio and family. Sgt John Heffken and Mrs Heffken Fort Myers Va are visiting Mrs Heffkens brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Lewis Muzio Millfield and his parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Heffken Gloucester.
Easter sunrise service Sunday at 6 a.m. will be observed jointly by the Methodist Churches served by Rev. Charles Palmer at the Jacksonville church. The charge includes Chauncey Millfield The Plains Trimble and Jacksonville churches.
Ned Day world match game champion since 1938 rolls into Columbus for his 13th ABC event bid. The West Allis star, aiming for 1942 honors, rides a 209 AFL last five years as he competes in singles and doubles with the Pabst Blue Ribbon team looming Sunday.
New Haven Conn Ohio State freshman Slim Nakama stunned the national AAU swimming championships by clocking 19 35.4 in the 1500 meters to break records. He challenges in the 220 yard freestyle as Yale Dallas A C and Pasadena A C lead a 33-team field toward a possible Yale team title.
Unity meeting of Churches of God in the district gathers Easter Sunday at 2 p m in the Logan Church led by Pastor Mary Wahl. Rev James Diggins of Columbus, former Corning resident, conducts revival in Logan and will speak. Special music from the congregations planned.
An early morning Easter Sunday service will be held at Zion Freewill Baptist Church Lower Plains at 7 o clock led by Pastor Rev. Gus Graham.
A collage of sports banter and anecdotes from 1940s press figures. Louis jokes with Bing Crosby after golf. Buck Newsom seen as a first boondogglers senator. Eddie Jones notes Phog Allen's nickname origin. a San Diego shipyard forms a naval athletic league with boxing talent. Ted Williams vows to enlist after the season. Names and places anchor the items.
Tampa report notes Larry MacPhail's heavy spending boosts the Dodgers as likely NL contenders. The writer projects a tight race with Cincinnati, St. Louis, and others, listing Brooklyn as top pick and offering a speculative final standings order.
Exhibition results show Cleveland A beat New York N 11 5, Philadelphia A 2 over Chicago N 1, Detroit A 5 over Brooklyn N 2, Chicago A 5 over Pittsburgh N 4, Cincinnati N 4 over Boston A 3, St Louis N 8 over Washington A 6, Boston N 3 over Philadelphia N 2, New York A 9 over Savannah SAL 1, Montreal IL 6 over St Louis A 2.
Indianapolis Caps moved closer to the hockey league championship by coming from behind in the third period to beat the Hershey Bears 2 to 1. The Caps hold a 2-1 lead in the best of five series. Dorothy Kirby retains title in Augusta golf championship after tough final round finishing 239 over four rounds.
Chauncey Millfield Church of Christ plans Easter Sunday events led by Richard Daugherty. Sunrise service at 6 30 a m, Church School at 9 30 a m, Easter pageant at 10 30 a m with Mary Lee Blower Kathleen Willis Gordon Mingus Gordon Mingus Henrietta Heffken Jane White Glen Chadwell Patricia Pettit. Rev Glaze Thompson will lead. choir to provide special music.
Ohio high school actions spark fallout as Ravenna reports a new rule forfeiting all season games for ineligible players. Massillon keeps its seven straight state grid titles despite age debates and related fallout.
Charleston notes Ted Williams limping after a hit on the left foot. Orlando discusses Buck Newsom and Dutch Leonard vying for Washington pitching duties. Montgomery reports Yankees opener pace and early baserunning woes. Dallas highlights Les Fleming driving in seven runs for Cleveland in a win over the Giants. Columbia notes Reds waivers for infield depth as Aleno and Abreau form the current roster.
George Neighbors age 42 brother of Frank Neighbors of Chauncey died Wednesday at Grant Hospital in Columbus after a several day illness. Body sent to Middleport for funeral services and burial. Survived by wife Ethel two sons Ralph and Cecil of Columbus brother Frank of Chauncey and sister Mrs Henry McWilliams of Pickerington. He was injured in a fall at railroad yards February 1. Frank Neighbors family to attend funeral.
Illness of Mrs Jessie Fulton forces the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Church of Christ to move tonight’s meeting from her home to the home of Mrs Elizabeth Robinett with Mrs Mabel Smith leading.
The report records Johnny Walker of Philadelphia 156 pounds defeating Billy Carrigan of New York on points in Philadelphia. Gunboat Davis 168 from Central Falls stops Tony Celli 178 of New York in four. Rodolfo Ramirez 145 from Mexico City outpoints Red Green 144 in Los Angeles.
Gayle Talbot surveys spring training in Tampa noting the St. Louis Browns as a potential upset club. He forecasts New York, Chicago, Boston and Cleveland among the top teams with Browns penciled in fourth, highlighting rookie pitchers Ferrens and Biscan and shortstop Vernon Stephens as key prospects.
Chauncey reports a 6 o'clock sunrise service Easter Sunday in East Millfield Mission Church with 9:30 Sunday School and an Easter program at 7:30 that night. The note also suggests using a little ammonia in dishwater after washing greasy dishes.
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