Redlegs Meet Bosox Before Home Fans Today
Cincinnati Reds arrive in good shape for opening defense of world championship as 31 players travel, with six to be cut by May 15. Paul Derringer may start if manager Bill McKechnie chooses, aim to pitch nine innings. Red Sox win over Reds yesterday came on three hits including a Stanley Spence three run homer.
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Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Union Station
Sox
Louisville
Gabe Paul
Bill McKechnie
Paul Derringer
Paul
Florida
Red Sox
Reds
Stanley Spence
Red Sox Reds Exhibition Theft Hits Lombardi Hotel Room
During an exhibition game in Louisville Boston catcher Ernie Lombardi reported $300 stolen from his hotel room. Police investigated the incident.
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Louisville
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati
Bobcat Basketball Team Honored at Banquet
Ohio University's 1940-41 basketball squad, hailed as the greatest in school history, closed its season with a banquet honoring both varsity and freshman players. Senior spokesman Charlie Blickensderfer presented coach Trautwein a gold wrist watch band on behalf of the seniors.
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Ohio University
Harold Wise
Herman G. James
W. J. Trautwein
Charlie Blickensderfer
Trautwein
Kimberly News Briefs From Kimberly Ohio Area
Kimberly residents attend church services in Columbus and Akron area. several families visit and host others. revival continues at New Floodwood Church with Rev Edes. Miss Rachel Hoak joins revival. Gerald Kinsey recovers from tonsil surgery. Betty Rizer visits Ohio University. families travel to White Cross Hospital for treatment. Young People attend Palm Sunday services at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church.
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New Floodwood Church
Edes
Charles Hoak
Ralph Hardy
Michigan
Elmer Rizer
Charles Holcomb
Willard Adams
Ronald
Donald
The
Plains
Fred Adams
Judith
Frank Pickett
Clyde Wood
Bert Wood
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Young People’s Society
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Chester Class To Give Play Chester High Seniors Present Oh Doctor
The Chester High School senior class will stage Oh Doctor a three act comedy on Thursday evening April 10 directed by Supt E R Hayes stage managers Harold Osborne and Richard Fick. Cast includes Paul Baer Howard Parker Dixie Swain Eileen Hayes Elson Spencer Iris Weber Mildred Morgan Myra June Sisson Bill Meredith Betty Warner Claire Barnhart Mae Frank Irene Hall and Clarence Dean.
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Chester High School
Supt. E. R. Hayes
Harold Osborne
Richard Fick
Paul Baer
Howard Parker
Dixie Swain
Eileen Hayes
Elson Spencer
Iris Weber
Mildred Morgan
Myra June Sisson
Bill Meredith
Betty Warner
Clarice Barnhart
Mae Frank
Irene Hall
Clarence Dean
Meigs County
Dale Kautz
Nina Petty
Naomi Megee
Eileen Pigott
Henry Bahrand
Charles Eiselstein
Albert Parker
Vernon Beber
Willis Parker
Earl Dean
Mae White
Don Pigott
Charles Humphrey
William Williams
Maxine Bahr
Audrey Pratt
Lois Reed
Ralph Sorden
Men to Meet at GLOUSTER Methodist Church
Methodist Men’s Fellowship will gather Thursday at 7 p m at the church. The meeting follows the Epworth League candle light service at 7 45 p m. Members are asked to bring a guest.
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Glouster — Methodist Men's Fellowship
Epworth League
Loyal Women to Meet in Church Social Rooms
The Loyal Women of the Class of the Church of Christ plan their monthly gathering Thursday evening in the church social rooms.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Church
Breezing Along With Briez New York
A pre season wrap with notes on Bill Terry deciding Harry Danning’s role, Joe McCarthy managing pitching depth, spring uniforms in a tournament, Travis Jackson's illness, and Connie Mack Day ideas. Also a spring poem about baseball in Brooklyn mentioning Medwick, Rosier, Mungo and the Dodgers.
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Larry MacPhail
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Danning
Hank
Bill
Joe McCarthy
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Society For the Prevention of
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Medwick
Pete Rosier
Mungo
Heavyweight Hopeful Abe Simon Seeks Championship
Jimmy Johnston asserts Abe Simon truly believes he will claim the heavyweight title and remains confident. Tom Gahagan endorses His Ex cellency by Bill Strange as a Hambletonian candidate. Ray Dumont comments on officials being visible and audible at a national semi pro event.
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Jimmy Johnston
Abe Simon
Abe
Tom Gahagan
Bill Strange
Ray Dumont
Hall of Fame Established for Golfers
The PGA announces a golf hall of fame with Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen and Francis Ouimet as its first inductees. A shrine will be built at Augusta Georgia and sports writers will select two new members annually. James M Cox is named to head fundraising for the shrine.
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Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Francis Ouimet
Tom Walsh
Professional Golfers Association
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Cooperstown
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PGA Hall of Fame
Grantland Rice
O. B. Keller
Atlanta Journal
Kerr Petrie
New York Herald Tribune
A. Linde Fowler
Boston Transcript
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Ouimet
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Ohio
Cutler Revival Starts April 14
Cutler Reverend R. K. Smelser and his wife will commence revival services at Decatur Chapel on April 14 with special music and chalk talks. Community notices include church class gatherings, garden meeting reports, and local visitations with multiple residents named.
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Alice Blauser
M. E. Root
Eva Landers
E. A. S. Allen
J. A. Carothers
Dorothy Young
Leora Cleary
George W. Brandeberry
Cutler
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
W. C. Gage
Cincinnati
Harold Gage
Armanda Welch
Columbus
Raymond Metcalf
George Root
Earl Place
Grant
Gary Brandeberry
Vincent
G. D. Brandeberry
John Landers
Paul Welch
U. S. Navy
Chicago
Esmond Welch
Myrtle Croston
Joseph Fields
Arthur
Delbert French
Charleston
W. Va
Ford French
Bobbie Brandeberry
Dan Carothers
Lodge To Meet Glouster First Degree Friday Night
I O O F lodge will confer the first degree Friday night. Members and neighbors are invited to attend as the initiation takes place at the lodge hall in Glouster.
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Glouster
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Cutting tongue to aid birds voice deemed cruel and useless
The article argues that birds produce song at the lower end of the windpipe making tongue cutting ineffective. It condemns the practice as cruel and unnecessary.
Honor Society Installed In Glouster High School
A National Honor Society installation took place in the Glouster High School auditorium Tuesday afternoon before students and guests. Superintendent Figley acted as president and presented pins. charter members signing included Shirley Roberts and Laura Lantz among others. A tea followed the ceremony.
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Glouster
National Honor Society
T. W. Figley
L. G. De-Long
Betty McCoy
Helen Green
Sara Easler
Frances Thomas
Dorothy Lindaman
Figley
Shirley Roberts
Laura Lantz
Norma McAllister
Bill Zimmer
Phyllis Kleinman
Ted Byers
Delores Stansberry
Jacksonville PTA Music Program Shines at Glouster Event
Jacksonville PTA met Monday with Louise Rice Wolf presenting a vocal and piano program plus rhythm band. Charles Selbee entertained on piano. he departs for a Navy related music study in Washington. Officers appointed a nominating committee. attendance banner won by Evelyn Deal's room. Raymond Connett to lead May program.
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Lena Evans
Elsie Forsbach
Faye McKinley
Evelyn Deal
Raymond Connett
Louis Beats Musto in Uneven Victory
Joe Louis defeats Tony Musto in nine rounds at St Louis with a sluggish, try-hard performance. Musto, crowd of 17,472, sustains a cut above the eye and fights in a crouch, while Louis struggles to land cleanly and wins on the referee’s orders.
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Joe Louis
Tony Musto
ST. Louis
Musto
Art Donovan
Tha Ctunhhy
Chiesen Walian
Louis
Tony
Donovan
Burelle Speaks at Glouster Junior Club Meeting
Mrs L F Burnelle guest speaker for the Junior Progressive Study Club at Miss Thelma Leys home. She discussed Patriotism and the DAR and CAR, plus Washington D C points. The club bought 15 pairs of shoes for needy school children and welcomed three new members Nelle Belle Williams Kathryn Dennison and Frances Thomas.
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L. F. Burnelle
Progressive Study Club
Thelma Ley
Nelle Belle Williams
Kathryn Dennison
Frances Thomas
Roger Kittle
Mary Chute
Anna Marie Wolf
Marcella Jonas
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Harold Cornwell
Tea Hostess Miss McCoy Leads Ladies Gathering
Miss McCoy served as hostess for members and guests while Miss Kathryn Dennison presided at the table. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lantz, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stansberry, Mrs. Ernest Byers, Mrs. Sam Kleinman, Mrs. William Zimmer, Mrs. Vance Roberts, and several others. Miss Dorothy Lindaman played piano selections.
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Miss McCoy
Kathryn Dennison
E. H. Lantz
Ira Stansberry
Ernest Byers
Sam Kleinman
William Zimmer
Vance Roberts
T. W. Figley
L. G. DeLong
R. S. Richey
Helen Green
Frances Thomas
Lalla Danford
Esta Cunningham
Dorothy Lindaman
Fans to Meet Glouster-AL Officials on Thursday Evening
Fans of the softball league are asked to meet in Mayor Thomas Williams's office at 6 30 Thursday to discuss league interest and local support.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Boxing Results From Various Venues Reported
Fight results include Buddy Baer of California stopping Tony Gelento of New Jersey in seven rounds. Juan Zurita of Mexico City outpointed Lloyd Pine of Akron in ten. Tami Mauriello of New York stopped Wildcat O Connor of Carbondale in six.
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Buddy Baer
California
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
San Antonio
Tex
Juan Zurita
Mexico City
Lloyd Pine
Akron
New York
Tami Mauriello
Wildcat O'Connor
Carbondale
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Teams
Baseball exhibition results list Boston A defeating Cincinnati N 3 0 Brooklyn N beat New York A 5 1 ee A blank New York N over Washington A 4 Detroit A over Boston N 2 St Louis A defeated Pittsburgh with ee A score 8 and St Louis N 11 Dallas TL 1 Philadelphia N 5 Columbia SAL 1 Chicago A 9 Chicago N 7 in 11 innings.
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St. Louis
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Ward Proposal for Ohio Race Tracks Beaten
The Ohio Senate defeated Senator Grant Ward’s bill to tighten horse racing rules and boost betting tax. Vote 12 to 18 shows lawmakers rely on the existing racing commission power to regulate tracks. Ward argued for cleaner racing and higher revenue, aiming to raise annual betting from 125000 to 350000.
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State Racing Commission
Ohio Senate
Grant P. Ward
Racing Commission
Ward
Church Services Largely Attended With School Music
Tuesday evening services at the Methodist Church drew a large crowd. The high school music department directed by Miss Lindaman provided special music. Rev. Thompson will speak on Submitting to the Will of God. Children’s choir directed by Mrs. C Elmer Turner and Mrs. Robert Bulloch to perform.
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Glal Orer
Lindaman
Thompson
C. Elmer Turner
Robert Bulloch
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