Ohio U. Baseball Beats VMI 10-8 In 11 Innings
Ohio University baseball team split with Virginia Polytechnic and defeated Virginia Military Institute 10-8 in 11 innings. Shively triple and Duffy double sparked an eighth inning rally. Ellington hit a homer as VMI tied late but Bobcats plated two in the 11th for the win.
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Ohio University
Virginia Polychnic Institute
Blacksburg
Bobcats
Lengton
Virginia Military
Shively
Duffy
Guattesie S
Padienn
Eleth SM
Aeeulighe
Celina
Paseigiowine
Sii Ladintenes
AB RH Poa Seaside
Illiams
Phnidinaie
Iupenenes
Tfeiaiteen
Sein Illiams
Aicasdien
Bake
Mibine Dane
Texas
Wren
Schively
Col
Craig
Walker
Stevens
Cramer
W. Williams
Eln
Ellington
Wray
Maldovan
Burdette
Hogan
Byrd
Spessard
Muldovan
Wild Hes
R. Williams
Spesd
VMI
Gersonde Leads with 727 in BC Singles
Big Russ Isonde of Milwaukee, 6 feet 4 inches, shares third in the Ameri Bowling Congress singles after a 727 series 225 266 236. He sits four pins behind first place leader McMahon of Lodi New Jersey and Ray Hultquist of Chicago in the standings. Zimmerman of Gary Indiana takes fifth with 720 as the Brunswick Red Crowns of New York post 2997 to win team event.
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Columbus
Russ Isonde
Milwaukee
Ches
Kegler
McMahon
Lodi
N. J
Cornt
Les
Ray Hultquist
Chicago
Oe Zimmerman
Gary
Ind
Brunswick Red Crowns
W York
Dodgers Rely on Veteran Core for 1942 Fortunes
Brooklyn backers, led by Larry MacPhail and Duke Durocher, trust old timers to pave the way. Fat Freddie Fitzsimmons and Johnny Allen head a veteran pitching staff while Dolph Camilli, Dixie Walker, Arky Vaughan, and Joe Medwick anchor the lineup. New talent Ed Head, Bob Chipman, Cliff Dapper bolster a poised infield and outfield depth as the club eyes a repeat of 1941 breaks.
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Tampa
Fla
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Reds
Larry MacPhail
Leo Durocher
Brooklyns
St. Louis
Red Blazers
Cincinnati
Herman
Cubs
Louisville
MacPhail
Pee Wee Reese
Koiby Higbe
Deacon Wyatt
Higbe
Wyatt
Superbas
Ed Head
Montreal
Bob Chipman
Atlanta
Training Camp Gossip Hints Indians Opening Day Pitching
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau says either Jim Bagby or Al Milnar will start the AL opener against Detroit. Mel Harder could start the first home game unless weather worsens. Pirates amid Army calls as Bill Clemensen and others enlist. Derringer rehabbing from illness as Cincinnati opens season.
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Greenville
Miss
Lou Boudreau
Jim Bagby
al Milnar
Cleveland
Detroit
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Bagby
Jacksonville PTA Meeting Set for 7 30 This Evening
Jacksonville PTA will meet this evening at the grade school at 7 30. Louise Wolfe, instructor in vocal and instrumental music for Jacksonville schools, will lead the program.
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Jacksonville
PTA
Louise Wolfe
Fullerton's Roundup: sports dreams and Army inked battles
A jumble of sports notes and opinions spans boxing titles between Private Louis and Private Coun t at Soldier Field and McArthur Ohio suggesting major matches. It also mentions Orioles admission prizes for waste paper, Jimmy Orlando’s rink motto, army pay, mortgage talk and Fred Clarke predicting baseball talent growth amid Pitt Big Ten hopes and Iowa City war commandos.
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New York
Joe Louis
Billy Count
Soldier Field
Chicago
Mike Jacobs
McArthur
Ohio
Baltimore
Orioles
Balles
Detroit Red Wings
Jimmy Orlando
Fellows
Dennis Brown
Mount Clemens
Mich
Daily Monitor
University of Pittsburgh
Bernie Bierman
Iowa City
Panthers
First Easter Egg Hunt in Glouster Proves Success
About 90 to 100 children up to 14 took part in Glouster Stadium Sunday in the Kiwanis Club Easter egg hunt. Over 40 dozen eggs were hidden on the field track and stadium. most eggs were found in the allocated hour. Martha Jean Yount and Dayne Witham won baskets for the most eggs found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Stadium
Kiwanis Club
McCreanor and Eddy Upset Doubles Leaders in Bowling Tourney
McCreanor and Eddy defeated Brown and Janchius 1219 in the first round at B and M alleys. McCreanor rolled 225 149 234 for 608, the high three game total of the event. In later rounds Stephenson and McCreanor posted 1120 to beat Wolf Jr and Foster Harry, while Wolf Sr and Parker beat Blower and Hemsley 1116 to 1100. More doubles action planned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jim McCreanor
Virgil Eddy
Harold Brown
Red Janchius
McCreanor
Gibby Stephenson
Andy McCreanor
Joe Wolf, Jr
Foster Harry
Joe Wolf, Sr
Gerald Parker
John Blower
Fred Hemsley
Odd Fellows Hold District Meeting
GLOUSTER A district meeting of the I 0 C F Encampment will be held in this city this evening with work in the Patriarchal Degree. Lodges will be represented from Athens New Lexington Bremen Logan and Glouster. Refreshments will be served.
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Glouster
1.0.C.F
Athens
New Lexington
Bremen
Logan
Local residents fined after city fight arrest
Defined by Mayor Glouster John Whaley this city and Kenneth Nelson Trimble were arrested Saturday by Chief F H Heck for fighting. Arraigned before Mayor Williams Sr they pleaded guilty and were fined plus costs. Mr and Mrs Richard ae of this city are parents of Richard Daniel born Thursday April 2. Grandparents are Mrs Faye Janchius and Mr and Mrs Daniel Gyure all of this city.
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Glouster
John Whaley
Kenneth Nelson
Trimble
F. H. Heck
Thomas Williams
Richard Ae
Richard Daniel
Faye Janchius
Daniel Gyure
Easter visitors populate Glouster area notes
Miss Mary Jauchius of Cincinnati spent Easter at The Plains with the Jauchius family and visited local friends. Columbus guests included Mrs. Eugene Galloway and children, and several weekend visitors from Columbus, Zanesville, Akron, and Dayton staying with local residents.
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Mary Jauchius
Christian Standard
Cincinnati
the Plains
Herman Jauchius
Eugene Galloway
Columbus
Jauchius
Betty Ann Seckinger
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Julia Seckinger
Julius Molnar
Cleveland
Jack Blower
Patty Lou
Betty Barberton
John McNally
Corning
Thomas Blower
Homer Township
Shirley Duncan
Buchtel
George Duncan
David Kennedy
Shelby
Walter Faine
Emma Easler
Anna Bea
Mary Jo Bryson
W. Wryson
Robert Kinney
Little Son
Akron
Zimmer
William Zimmer
C. B. Dillon
Athens
Thomas Gamwell
Margaret Gamwell
Dorcas
Maxine Burns
Maryurns
E. H. Taylor
Clarence Marker
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Judy
Barberton
Wilbur Balerson
Don Sweeney
Betty Heiskel
L. K. Heiskell
Jack Duncan
Matthew Dawson
Dick Cunningham
Ravenna
Juanita Williams
Shadyside
Hogan Wins Land of the Sky Open For Third Year
Ben Hogan captures his third straight Land of the Sky open golf title finishing 276 to edge Lawson Little for second place. Yale wins N A A U indoor swim title 59 points with Mercersburg Academy second. Adolph Kiefer sets world 150 yard backstroke record 1 30.5. Cape Cod wins Bowie Handicap at Bowie. Maple Leafs lose to Red Wings 3 2 in final series opener. Villanova takes National Junior A A U indoor track title 36 points. Indianapolis defeats Hershey 8 3 in A H L final.
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Asheville
N. C
Ben Hogan
Lawson Little
New Haven
Toronto Maple Leafs
Philadelphia
Villanova
Indianapolis
Ind
Hershey
Postpone Regular PTA Meeting Until April 14
Glouster PTA meeting set for Monday is postponed to Tuesday April 14. The Dramatics Arts department from Ohio University Athens will provide the program at that session. Easter vacation at Ohio U. prevented a Monday program.
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PTA
Glouster
Glouster Pta
Dramatics Arts
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio U
Business Men Hold Meeting Tonight
GLOUSTER regular meeting of the Business and Professional Men's Association will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the Moose Hall. It will be a business meeting and good attendance is expected. Beshara's Confectionery and Union Lunch will meet in a City League contest at the B. and M. Alleys this evening.
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Glouster
Business and Professional Men's Association
Moose Hall
Beshara
Zion Church Mothers Bible Class meets with three gifts
Mrs Bessie Moore hosts the April Mothers Bible Class gathering at Zion Church Lower Plains. Co hosts are Mrs Flora Grant and Mrs Hazel Luman who will lead the meeting. A gift shower will honor the three weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Calendine.
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Chauncey
Bessie Moore
Mothers Bible Class
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Flora Grant
Hazel Luman
Sunday Guests Visit Area Families
Sunday gatherings centered on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams with Dr. Culver McCarty and his Columbus relatives visiting the McCarty household. Lois Kinney from Columbus spent the weekend with her grandparents and other relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Williams
Culver McCarty
Columbus
F.D. McCarty
Harold Kinney
John
Nancy
Betty
Laila Danford
Lois Kinney
Ao Crant Wallace
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Teams Versus Cities
A series of exhibition games reports results for multiple teams. Cincinnati, New York, Boston, St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Memphis, and other clubs faced various opponents with a mix of decisive wins and losses, noting several high scoring games and a few incomplete scores.
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Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Nashville
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Detroit
Memphis
Nelsonville Travelers Rally to Beat Huntington in 10-Pin Match
In Huntington West Virginia the Nelsonville Travelers defeated Spot Bowling Center 2729 to 2718. Mitchell led Nelsonville with 587 and Ross Sweney topped Huntington with 576 as four of five Nelsonville bowlers exceeded 200 in the final game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Travelers
Huntington
W. Va
Nelsonville Keglers
Mitchell
Nelsonville Outfit
Ross Sweney
American League Holds Edge in Grapefruit Circuit Opener Week Away
With a week to opening games, the American League leads spring training battles 55 of 105 against NL rivals. Pirates top Grapefruit standings, Browns close, Senators strong with 18 wins in 25 games, showing AL depth ahead of pennant races.
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NEW York
Major League Baseball
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Pirates
Browns
Pittsburgh
Senators
Dover Parish Easter Sunday Attendance Booms
Chauncey April meeting of Everyman's Bible Class at Chauncey Church of Christ will be Thursday at 7:30 pm in the Parish House. Warren Badger, Floodwood Power Plant superintendent, to speak and show travel photos. Carl Shafer leads. social committee Frank McDaniel Paul Porter Clint Courtney arranging refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Everyman's
Chauncey Church of Christ
Warren Badger
Floodwood
Smoky Mountains
Carl Shafer
Frank McDaniel
Paul Porter
Clint Courtney
Chauncey District Social and Personal Highlights
Chauncey visitors include Harold Brown and Sarah Thomas from Pontiac Michigan visiting Mr and Mrs Rice Thomas. Blanche Brown of Pontiac visits sister Laura Russell in Chauncey. Robert and Austin Palmer from Cleveland visit their parents Isaac and Mrs Palmer. George Williamson from Indiana Pa visits Chauncey family. Arthur Johnson and Clark Preston from Elyria visit A L Preston family. Thomas Dew from Wheeling West Virginia visits his parents C W Ferrel and Mary Dew.
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Harold Brown
Sarah Thomas
Pontiac
Mich
Brown
Rice Thomas
Blanche Brown
Chauncey
Laura Russell
Ellis Ave
Robert and
Austin Palmer
Cleveland
Isaac Palmer
Mils St
George Williamson
Indiana
Arthur Johnson
Clark Preston
Elyria
A. L. Preston
Thomas Dew
Wheeling
W. Va
C. W. Ferrel
Mary Dew
Mrs Minnie Koons Ill With Pneumonia In Columbus
Chauncey relatives report Mrs Minnie Koons is ill with pneumonia at her daughter Mrs Ida McKee's home in Columbus. She also suffered a stroke affecting her left side and has a serious heart ailment. She is sister to Mrs Ida Pendergrass of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Minnie Koons
Ida McKee
Columbus
Friendship Class Meets Wednesday Night
The Chauncey Friendship Class of the First Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Mc Daniel for the April business and social meeting in charge of Mrs Elwood Daugherty. Mrs Donald Henry class teacher will have the devotions. A good attendance of the membership is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Friendship
First Church of Christ
Frank McDaniel
Elwood Daugherty
Donald Henry
Ladies Aid Meeting Change Hosts in Millfield
Mrs Jennie Cole will host at her East Millfield home Friday night replacing Wednesday for the April business and social session of the Millfield Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society. Mrs Gertrude Brown leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jennie Cole
East Millfield
Ladies Aid Society of
Millfield Methodist Church
Gertrude Brown
Water Shutoff Announced by Chauncey Official
Chauncey water works superintendent William Wolf says water will be turned off Tuesday from 8 a.m. to noon for system work. Public notices urge residents to plan accordingly and store water if needed.
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Chauncey
William Wolf
Chauncey Water Works
Mrs Stalder Ill at Home After Heart Attacks in Chauncey
Mrs Minnie Stalder of Chauncey is ill at her Mill Street home after suffering two heart attacks recently. Her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ralph ee Athens spent Sunday with her.
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Stalder
Chauncey
Minnie Stalder
Mill St
Ralphee Athens
Easter attendance soars at Chauncey church parish event
The Church of Christ parish reports over 670 attending all services on Easter Sunday with more than 115 dollars in offerings and four new members. After the service, Trimble members joined at Glouster to baptize Norman Schoeman, Mrs. Wilma Thomas Austin, and Marcia Lou Thomas. The Chauncey Bible School drew 122 attendees, while Trimble led offerings at 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Glouster Church
Norman Schoeman
Wilma Thomas Austin
Detroit
Marcia Lou Thomas
Columbus
Bible School
Trimble Church
Quilting Day Planned by Ladies Aid at Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church announces a weekly all day quilting party to be held Wednesday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Athens Pinmen Split Pair in Bowling Matches
Athens Coca Cola five defeated Logan 411 pins led by D White 594. In the rematch with New Lexington Athens lost by 233 pins as Appleman led winners with 616 while Manning posted 576 for Athens.
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Athens
Coca Cola
Logan
D. White
New Lexington
Appleman
Manning
Logan— Sloan One Nee
Ord
Denny
Robbeee Ge
Spang Wenn
Struble Sor
Coca-Cola
White Wonwe
Sweeney Wee
Romine Eee
Ward Wee Ekee
Watkins
New Lexington— _ Straun
Funeral Services Held For George Neighbors
Funeral services for George Neighbors 41 of Chauncey were held at the Middleport Church of Christ with Rev Don McMillan officiating and burial in Middleport. He worked at the New York Central round house in Columbus and died after injuries from an accident at Grant Hospital. He is survived by his wife two sons a brother and a sister Mrs McWilliams. Mrs Sarah Nye longtime Chauncey resident is seriously ill at her home in High Street and was visited by her daughter Mrs J A Long from Sidney Ohio.
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Chauncey
George Neighbors
Columbus
Frank Neighbors
Middleport
Sarah Nye
Eged
High St
J. A. Long
Sidney, O
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