Derringer and Thompson Shine In 5-3 Reds Win Over Red Sox
Duke Derringer and Gene Thompson combined for six hits allowed just one Sox hit in three innings of his return to the mound. Ernie Lombardi added three hits and six innings behind the plate as Cincinnati defeated Boston 5 to 3 in spring action. The Reds, under Bill McKechnie, push toward opening day with strong showings from stars amid a busy spring slate.
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Bill McKechnie
Raiders
Cincinnati
Boston Red Sox
Duke Derringer
Gene Thompson
Derringer
Florida
Red Sox
Ernie Lombardi
Yanks
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Dodgers
Browns
Athletics
Senators
Indians
Cardinals
Cubs
Bees
Giants
White Sox
Phillies
Pirates
Tigers
Wood Wins Masters Title by Three Strokes at Augusta
Craig Wood shot an even par 72 to finish 72 holes at 280 and win the Augusta Masters by three strokes over Byron Nelson. P. G. A. Champion Nelson ended 283. Sam Byrd 285. Ben Hogan 286. Weather was ideal and attendance reported as 8,000 to 12,000 by Fred Corcoran.
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Craig Wood
Wood
Byron Nelson
P.G.A
Toledo
Nelson
Sam Byrd
Ben Hogan
Ed Dudley
Sammy Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J. Sam
Ghezzi
Byrd
Fred Corcoran
Scores From The Day In Baseball And Related Games
Cincinnati defeats Boston 5 to 3. Washington edges Detroit 6 to 4 as Chicago tops Chicago 9 to 8. Philadelphia bests Pittsburgh in 10 innings 14 to 12. Brooklyn defeats New Orleans 9 to 3. Macon loses to Brooklyn B team 3 to 2. St Louis beats Houston 5 to 1. New York defeats Atlanta 2 to 1. Boston defeats Tulsa 11 to 10. Philadelphia beats Savannah 6 to 1. St Louis defeats Oklahoma City 10 to 3. New York overwhelms Memphis 14 to 0. Knoxville defeats Cleveland 15 to 13.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
al Simmons
A's
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
New Orleans
Macon
Sal
St. Louis
Houston
New York
Atlanta
Boston
Tulsa
Savannah
Oklahoma City
Memphis
Knoxville
Cleveland
Knights of Columbus Bowling Tourney Ends in Columbus
Early pace setters survived closing drives to win state bowling titles in Columbus. Athletic Recreations of Toledo topped team with 2965, Wintersteller and Gunder of Marion won doubles 1225, Krupa of Lakewood led all events 1875, and Schuler of Marion captured singles 658.
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Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Athletic Recreations
Toledo
Art Wintersteller
E. Gunder
Marion
Joe Krupa
Lakewood
Lee Schuler
Ohio State faculty wins second straight archery golf title
P. B. Stockdale of Ohio State University captured the state archery golf championship for the second consecutive year with a 102 score four under par. Fred Schewigzer of Cleveland and Fred Schenk of Newark tied for runner up at 114.
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Columbus
P. B. Stockdale
Ohio State University
Fred Schewigzer
Cleveland
Fred Schenk
Newark
Michigan State football players may be drafted before fall
East Lansing reports nine first string MSU Spartans football players may be drafted into the army before the upcoming fall season. The potential call ups could impact the team's roster and plans for the season.
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East Lansing
Michigan State
Army
Writers Pick Reds Yankees To Cop Flags
New York report says Cincinnati Reds win the National League and New York Yankees take the American League in Liberty Magazine predictions by 400 sports writers. Detailing standings by major teams, the Reds lead two thirds of voters with the Der ringer Walters combo cited. Cleveland Indians close behind in the AL.
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New York Yankees
New York
America
Liberty Magazine
Jerry D. Lewis
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Reds
Derringer-Walters
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Towers Club triumphs in AAU Indoor Swim Meet
The Chicago Towers Club won the National AAU Indoor Swimming Championships with 44 points, defeating Michigan which scored 36. Jim Skinner claimed the 220 yard breaststroke, while Earl Clark of Ohio State swept both diving titles, ending with a strong season before the Outdoor Championships.
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Mich
Matt Mann
University of Michigan
Buckeye
Mike Peppe
Chicago Towers Club
Michigan
Mann
Wolverines
A.A.U
Towers Club
Jim Skinner
Earl Clark
Ohio State
al Patnik
Toledo Mt Vernon bowlers dominate Ohio Legion tournament
Toledo and Mt. Vernon bowlers led the Ohio American Legion bowling tourney. Doubles teams swept top spots with Myers and Stein 1321 and Baker and Nowak 1312. Fry Strang of Mt. Vernon led singles with 693, while Bourque of Mt. Vernon scored 665 for fourth. H. E. Anderson Post Defo had 3102 team total, with Toledo outfits close behind.
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Mt. Vernon
Ohio American Legion
R. Myers
Co. Stein
J. Baker
J. Nowak
Fry Strang
T. Maney
van Wert
R. Bourque
H. E. Anderson
Defiance
Dan C. Stone
Glouster Bowlers Triumph Over Nelsonville By 129 Pins
Glouster defeated Nelsonville by 129 pins in Sunday match play. The league leaders Union Lunch face Scott Dairy next, with three wins needed for Scott Dairy to move into first place.
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Glouster
Nelsonville
Union Lunch
Scott Dairy
J. McCarty
Kk. Wolf
One
Mrs Alfred B Morris returns home after hospital stay
Mrs Alfred B Morris was discharged from White Cross Hospital in Columbus on Saturday and taken to her mother Mrs Fay Janchius for a two week convalescence at home.
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Glouster
Alfred B. Morris
White, Cross Hospital
Columbus
Fay Janchius
Meet Tonight of Glouster Ladies Auxiliary Plans District Convention
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W of A are asked to attend tonight's meeting. Plans will be discussed for a district convention to be held at the Moose Hall on April 21.
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Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Moose Hall
Breezing With BriezT: Scattered Sports Notes From New York
New York sports chatter notes Leo Durocher’s displeasure over Van Mungo and Halas Shaughnessy Jones and others collaborating on The Modern T Formation. Lou Nova’s potential June shot at Joe Louis cycles with Conn. Louis and Baer clashes spark chatter. Umpire George Barr trains for NL season. Hazel Walker Crutcher’s all America snub critiqued. Dick Dashiell cites Braddock and Burman exhibition punch patterns.
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New York
Leo Durocher
van Mungo
Mungo
George Halas
Clark Shaughnessy
Ralph Jones
Lake Forest College
Mike Jacobs
Chicago
Mike
Lou Nova
Conn
Joe Louis
Lou Novikoff
Glouster Social Notes Celebrate Club Get-together
Glouster residents hosted social gatherings with Easter themed refreshments and prizes. Lucille Ahle won indoor horseshoe, Bertha Carpenter Harold Smith and Lucy Pedicord earned prizes, Hattie Watkins received a mystery box. Inez Eddy wed Frank Kearns at Church of Christ parsonage. bride Carol Eddy is Glouster High School alumna.
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Glouster
Harry Fitch
Glouster Rt. 2
Lucille Ahle
Bertha Carpenter
Harold Smith
Lucy Pedicord
Hattie Watkins
Ahle
Pedicord
Larry
Carpenter
Smith
Watkins
Naomi Post
Irene Smith
Orlena Harbert
Vernice Smith
Carol Ann
Olive Kittle
Haze) Kaster
Sammy
Marie Hambel
Church of Christ Parsonage
Inez Eddy
Frank Kearns
Jacksonville
C. B. Tigner
Carol Eddy
Glouster High School
Local residents visit relatives in Columbus and St Anthony
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Gladden and Mr. and Mrs. John Vickrey were in Columbus Saturday. Mrs. B R Angle and Mrs. Leslie Williams were in Columbus Sunday to visit their sister, Mrs. Carrie King, who is in St Anthony's.
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John Vickrey
Columbus
B. R. Angle
Leslie Williams
Carrie King
St.Anthony's
I H Pidcock Dies at Home in Glouster
Irvin H. Pidcock 66 of 43 Summit Street Glouster died this morning after a year long illness. A locomotive engineer for the New York Central Railroad he retired last March. He started as a brakeman in the Chauncey yards and rose to fireman then engineer in 1917. He lived in Glouster for ten years and is survived by his wife Myrtle two brothers Wallace and Herbert of New Marshfield three sisters Mrs Elmar Allen also of New Marshfield Mrs Dessie Sickles The Plains and Mrs Carrie Brooks Hocking and a stepmother Mrs Elizabeth Pidcock of New Marshfield Funeral arrangements not yet made. He was a Methodist Church member.
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Irvin H. Pidcock
Summit Street
New York Central Railroad
Pidcock
Chauncey Yards
Corning
Columbus
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Elevations
Hospital reports Mrs King improving after major surgery last week. Families including Mr and Mrs Henry and guests from Malta, Crooksville and Athens gathered for Sunday meals. Navy pilot Harold Henry visited from Selfridge Field while Dorothy Smith returned to Dresden High. Charles Clark began work with Bell Telephone in Dayton.
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LeRoy
Malta
Harold Henry
Army Air Corps
Selfridge Field
Detroit
Mich
John Henry
Dorothy Mae Smith
Dresden High School
R. B. Smith
Charles Clark
Dayton
Bell Telephone Company
Anna Louise Logue
Jane Cox
Columbus
Dorcas Burns
Pearl Turner
Lillian
Loudonville
Glouster
Charles Faires
Earl Faires
Norris Ogg
Middletown
Merrill
Ogg
Wood finally wins Augusta Masters after years as runner-up
After years of campaigning and a reputation as a perennial runner-up, the golfer Wood captured a major title at the Augusta Masters. He shot 72 on the final round to finish at 280, winning by three strokes.
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Wood
Veterans Shine With Columbus Red Birds in 1941 Outlook
Columbus Red Birds unveil a veteran lineup for the 1941 season led by third baseman Bert Haas and outfielder Max Marshall. Newcomer Carden Gillenwater adds center field speed, while George Myatt strengthens the infield after joining from the New York Giants. Manager Shotton forecasts solid team depth as the American Association season opens.
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Columbus Red Birds
Central Ohio
American Association
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Bert Haas
The
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Santham
Montreal
Haas
Max Marshall
Sacramento
New Orleans
Red Bird
Carden Gillenwater
Red Bird Stadium
Gillenwater
Southern Association
Red Birds
George Myatt
New York Giants
Myatt
Knoxville
Glouster to Open Baseball Season with Home Practice Session
Glouster backs a new baseball diamond south of the football stadium after work by NYA laborers and Glouster High School players under Principal L. G. DeLong. The first game is Wednesday against New Marshfield with a tentative schedule listing games at various sites through May.
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NYA
Glouster
L. G. DeLong
New Marshfield
the Plains
Buchtel
Chauncey
Jacksonville Trimble Alumni Meeting Set at High School
Jacksonville Trimble Alumni Association will meet Thursday night at 7 30 oclock at the Jacksonville Trimble High School. Many members are expected to be present.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville- Trimble Alumni Association
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Glouster Holy Week Services Continue This Week
Glouster Methodist Church extends Holy Week services throughout the week. Each evening features special music. Tonight Rev. J A Thompson speaks on Who Betrayed the Master with The Trumpeteers led by manager Robert Morris.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
J. A. Thompson
Trumpeteers
Robert Morris
Change Meeting Site for Church of Christ Group
GLOUSTER Men of the Church of Christ will meet Tuesday evening at the church instead of Worthy Parker's home. A potluck lunch will be served. The Bible School young men's class is invited as guests.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Worthy Parker
The
Bible School
Inspection of Humboldt Lodge Attended by Several Masons
Glouster and Nelsonville members led by Ben Vaughn Thomas Vaughn Roy Davis and Charles Vaughn with E E Galloway of Bishopville attended the Humboldt Lodge No 476 inspection in Columbus Saturday night.
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Ben Vaughn
Thomas Vaughn
Glouster Lodge
Roy Davis
Charles Vaughn
Nelsonville
E. E. Galloway
Bishopville
Cataract Operation Framed For Mrs Mc Carty In Columbus
Mrs F D Mc Carty of Glouster underwent cataract surgery at White Cross Hospital Columbus last Thursday. She is in room 205 and confined to a darkened room and would be glad to hear from friends.
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F. D. McCarty
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Legion Members Are Guests of Auxiliary
GLOUSTER American Legion Post members were guests at the Auxiliary meeting held Thursday evening in the Legion Hall. The program included a flag salute, solo performances by Jane Peugh and Donna Rogers, a tap routine by Eileen Peugh and a song by Helen Pough, talks on child welfare by Mrs. Oford Richardson, and brief remarks by several members. Refreshments served to 50 attendees.
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H. A. Rogers
Fred Gillispie
McConnelsville
Donna Faye Seckinger
Hollister Alumni Meet At John Mingus Home
Glouster Hollister alumni are asked to gather Wednesday at 7 PM at the home of John Mingus in Hollister for a group meeting.
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Glouster
Hollister
John Mingus
Findlay Star Cracks State Bowling Mark
DAYTON Ohio The Findlay Star Ed Kowolics led the Ohio State Bowling Tourney with an all events total of 1980 and averaged 220 across nine consecutive games. Kowaliis posted 669 in Class A doubles 664 in singles and 647 in the five man team event to lead singles and all events. Louis Avery Newark led Class B singles with 676 while R Gilder Bryan was second at 651. Bryan topped Class B doubles at 1219.
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Ed Kowolics
Findlay
Ohio State
Kowaliis
Louis Avery
Newark
R. Gilder
Bryan
H. Allison
Kent Elks win state bowling title with 3203 score
Kent Elks No. 1 team captured the state bowling championship with a 3203 victory as the event wrapped up. Fremont Oils placed tenth with 3000. L Roach of Xenia led singles with 724 while L Mando of Warren led seventh with 686. Columbus pair H Kulp and E Copp won doubles with 1309. R Wilson and G Fisher of Lima were sixth at 1266 and J Steinmetz with L Schuler of Marion eighth at 1252.
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Kent Elks
Fremont Oils
L. Roach
Xenia
L. Mando
Warren
H. Kulp
E. Copp
R. Wilson
G. Fisher
Lima
J. Steinmetz
L. Schuler
Marion
Chicago youth ping pong king crowns title in midwest
Billy Holzrichter, 19, of Chicago won the middle states invitational title after a field of 36. He defeated Garrett Nash of St. Louis in the finals 28 26 21 14 21 12. Ralph Ramsey of Hamilton, 1941 Ohio State champ, was eliminated by Nash in the quarterfinals 21 14 21 8 26 24.
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Billy Holzrichter
Garrett Nash
St. Louis
Ralph Ramsey
Hamilton
Nash
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