Reds, Cards top national leagues to open season
The Cardinals Reds and Giants lead the National League as spring exhibitions unfold with the Senators Indians and Yankees also showing strong early form. Reds begin final week of training before April 18 opener against the Cubs in Cincinnati and a prior Louisville exhibition was rained out. Senor Tomas De La Cruz dazzled in a 10 to 3 Reds win over Cubs prospects.
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NEW York
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Indians
Cardinals
Browns
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
Interborough
Giants
Joe McCarthy
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Reds
Cubs
Louisville
Joe
Cub
Senor Tomas de la Cruz
Sunrise Easter Services Across Glouster Churches
Easter Sunday dawned with Sunrise services at the Church of Christ and the Methodist Church in Glouster. The Christ church pageant featured a lighted cross, flowers, and readings set to hymns while the Methodist service honored memory with an electrically lit cross. Other items include soloists and youth choirs, with closing benedictions and music.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
Wanda McAllister
Louise Gladden
Calvary
Maude Williams
Old Rugged Cross
Twila Williams
Marion Byers
Gloria Mason
Lela Hambel
Margaret Jane ‘Ligner
Bess Henshaw
Marcella Jonas
David Cook
Jimmy
Jesus
A. G. Winkle
Sondra Rose
Christ
Rev Winkle
Isabel Vernon
J. H. Elias
Jockey Sensation Permane Set For Jamaica Ride Day
New York AP writes Bobby Permane, the Camden NJ rider who rode 50 winners in 30 days at Tropical Park, is booked for four mounts at Jamaica today. He pilots Miss Puritan Head Smart Leaving and Blockader with apprentice weight allowances. Grooms’ pay dispute may curtail today's program. owners oppose a $5 paddock lead fee.
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Camden
N. J
Florida
Tropical Park
Permane
Jamaica
Miss Puritan
Leaving
Blockader
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Redtown Man Found Dead in His Redtown Home
John Rintala of Redtown, found dead by neighbors at his home where he lived alone after coming to the community two years ago, had been ill. Born in Finland, he leaves one nephew Erick in Ashta bula. The body rests at John S. Blower funeral home with viewing before the Redtown Lutheran Church service at 2:00 PM Tuesday, burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
John Rintala
Redtown
Finland
Peeenets Erick
Ashtabula
John S. Blower
Redtown Lutheran Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Glouster Area Service Members Spend Short Furloughs
Tech Sergeant Richard Swart and Mrs Swart visit his parents in Glouster while stationed in Elgin Florida. Pvt Andrew Ginnan ends eight day en route furlough then heads to Fort Ord after 17 weeks at Fort Sill. Local relatives host Ginnan and Miss Lois Glancy. Major Burnell and family from Cleveland visit. Sgt Evert Henry of Camp Roberts arrives to spend a week with his parents before departing.
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Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Ginnan
Lois Glancy
Athens
San Francisco
Delbert Gregg
Parkersburg
Tech
Walden Deal
Jacksonville
Charles Jewell
Aldred Jewell
Glouster
Camp McCoy
Wis
Lowell Burnell
Cleveland
Elmer Turner
Columbus
Jack
Italy
Sgt
Evert Henry
Camp Roberts
Calif
John Henry
Students Spend Easter Weekend in City Homes
Miss Margaret Tigner John Tigner and Richard Williams, students at Cincinnati Bible Seminary, spend the Easter vacation with local families. Margaret and John return to Cincinnati today while Richard, who injured his knee falling on the sidewalk en route to Oe vain, will remain in bed for the week.
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Margaret Tigner
John Tigner
Richard Williams
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Margaret
John
Cincinnati
Richard
Ott To Use Ace Adams As Starter
Ott decides Ace Adams will move from the bullpen to a starting role for the Giants. The club also purchased 40 year old Lou Polli from their Jersey City IL farm to serve as the bullpen ace replacement. Adams watched as the Giants beat the Yankees 8 3 in Atlantic City.
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NEW York
Ace Adams
Mel Ott
Giants
Lou Polli
Jersey City
Polli
Adams
Yankees
Atlantic City
N. J
Phil Weintraub
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Clancy Smyers
Luis Olmo
Washington Senators
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Phils
Leonard
Tribe's Condition Satisfies Boudreau
Indianapolis AP report says Lou Boudreau's Cleveland Indians feel ready for the season after two exhibition games. With a week left, only single tuneups against Reds and Pirates occurred amid bad weather. The Redskins finish camp at Lafayette and schedule exhibitions in Richmond Dayton Cincinnati before heading to Chicago for April 18 opener.
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Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Redskins
Lafayette
Ind
Pirates
Cinnati Reds
Richmond
Dayton
Cincinnati
Chicago
Glouster Social Notes Honors Family Birthday Guests
Mrs Jennie Weymer entertained with a Sunday chicken dinner for the birthday of her daughter Mrs Thelma Fay Burkheimer of Canton and granddaughter Sheila Fay Ray of Glouster RD 1. Guests included Mrs Myron Ray and children of Glouster Miss Vera Weymer Miss Gladys Potts and Carol Wilson of Zanesville Mrs Lillie Fitch and the two honorees. The Jacksonville Mothers Club will meet at Mrs Lena Maxwells home Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
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Glouster
Jennie Weymer
Thelma Fay Burkheimer
Canton
Sheila Fay Ray
Glouster R. D
Myron Ray
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Lena Maxwell
Glouster Weekend Guests From Many Areas
A parade of visitors filled households in Glouster and nearby areas over the weekend. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bingman of Marion with C. A. Bingman, Mrs. Hubert Guess, Mrs. Dorothy Higgins of Dayton, and many others from Albany Columbus West Lafayette and Cleveland. Notable travelers included Miss Helen Dennison returning to Washington and Mr. Spider Rush visiting Neasley Maxwell.
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Paul Bingman
Marion
C. A. Bingman
Charles Johnson
George Johnson
Albany
Glouster
Hubert Guess
Dorothy Higgins
Dayton
George H. Campbell
Higgins
Georgie
Howard Cabot
Carolyn
Davy Jones
Judy
West LaFayette
Allison Jones
James Kerns
Grace Ann
Wanda
Olive McKee
Columbus
Lizzie McKee
Maxine
Dorcas Burns
Mary Burns
Helen Dennison
Washington
James Dennison
Ann Welsch
Spider” Rush
Neasley Maxwell
Rush
Kendall Swart
Cleveland
H. D. Swart
FR. D. Cole
Mechanicsburg
Cole
R. B. Smith
Betty Smith
George Smith
Orville Bingman
Glenna
Ralph Lewis
Warren
Nettie Lewis
Elmer Turner
Jane Cox
Dave Cox
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlighting Baseball Rookie Day
The column previews newcomers in baseball and basketball headlines. Patrick Henry of Minneapolis relies on 16 year old star Jim McIntyre, 6'7" and 225 pounds, as Minnesota high school champion. Greg Clarke of the White Sox leads American Association batters with .346 for Milwaukee, nicknamed Noisy for chewing tobacco and a busy uniform. Carl Lindquist of the Braves, 15-game winner last season, opened with a win against Springfield and wed Sept 4, the wedding gift tally reaching $179.55 from fans.
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Patrick Henry
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Jim
Greg Clarke
White Sox
Milwau
Kee
Brewers
Pepper Martin
Sox
Carl Lindquist
Braves
Hartford
Springfield
Notre Dame Seeks Leahy Return as USC Await Cast
Frank Leahy, awaiting overseas orders for USC, reappears on the Notre Dame campus. Challenge Me, an Oaklawn Handicap and Arkansas Derby winner bred by Lt. Warner Jones Jr. of Goshen Kentucky, appears as a top Louisville Derby candidate. In 729 NFL championship games, only 25 were won by one point after a TD.
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Frank Leahy
USC
Notre Dame
Challenge Me
Louisville
Warner Jones, Jr
Goshen
Fort Knox
Dover School Offers Pre Induction Courses for Seniors
Chauncey Dover High School implements a slate of pre induction units in regular senior courses. Ruth Fiske leads six week vocab and comprehension. Juanita Jones teaches office practice and refresh typing. Woodrow Ferrel runs an aeronautics unit and first aid. Cassie Sidders directs basic math review for 18 seniors. health nurse Prock and home econ teacher Simms offer home nursing for 34 girls. calisthenics and track engage 44 boys. Wayne Matthews teaches review mathematics to 12 seniors under principal Leah Featherston.
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Athens County
Helen Simms
Lowell Cole
Wayne T. Matthews
Chauncey - Dover
Leah Featherston
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey Easter Dinner Visited by Sanders Family
Chauncey and Mrs Clar ence E Sanders hosted Easter at their Millfield home with a two course chicken dinner. Guests included L W Sanders and daughter Louanne on furlough from Seymour Field North Carolina and Dr and Mrs C N Sanders with sons Bob and Bill. Also present were Mrs Charles Sanders and children Sandra and Joe William Wannamaker Minnie Mariner visiting son at camp CHAUNCEY Mr and Mrs Earl Edwards Chauncey recently returned from Jackson DC to see their son Pvt Edwin Johnson stationed there.
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Chauncey
Clarence E. Sanders
Millfield
L. W. Sanders
Louanne
Seymour Field
N. Carolina
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Bill
Charles Sanders
Sandra
Joe
Wiliam
Minnie Mariner
Athens
Camp Chauncey
Earl Edwards
Aged Chauncey Resident Elizabeth Fiske Dies
Mrs. Elizabeth Fiske aged 92 lifelong Chauncey resident died Saturday night at her son Charles Fiske home. Funeral Tuesday at 1 p m at the Fiske residence with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey. Widow of John Fiske who died in 1917. A son Eddie died in infancy and daughters Ella McHarg and Wilford Henry are also dead. Survived by grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was the oldest member of the First Church of Christ Chauncey. Friends may call at the residence until funeral time.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Fiske
Charles Fiske
Fiske
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Nye
John Fiske
Eddie
Ella McHarg
Wilford Henry
First Church of Christ
Home for furlough from Pacific area
Pvt. George E. Johnson is home on furlough visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson Chauncey. He has served two and a half years and this is his first furlough. He was stationed in Hawaii. His brother Robert is in the Navy in Australia and son in law Corporal Leon Giffin is in Italy.
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Pvt
George E. Johnson
George Johnson
Hawaii
Dover Social Briefs
CHAUNCEY Mrs John Simmers Akron spent a week in Chauncey visiting her in law Mr and Mrs Clarence Simmers Mound St She left for Indiana to meet her Navy husband John Simmers overseas a year Mr and Mrs Dennis McDaniel and children of Port Clinton and Mr and Mrs Gerald McDaniel and children of Dayton have been in Millfield visiting their parents Mr and Mrs H O McDaniel Mrs Viola Wade and daughters Mary and Ruth Wade came from Columbus to spend the week end at their Millfield home.
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John Simmers
Akron
Clarence Simmers
Mound St
Indiana
Navy
Dennis McDaniel
Port Clinton
Gerald McDaniel
Dayton
Millfield
Moody couple return to post after Millfield visit
Chauncey Boatswain Carl Moody departed Saturday for California after a short visit with relatives in Millfield. He traveled with his bride Amy Jo Sanders as far as Columbus. The Moody couple were married in Millfield on Sunday, April im.
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Chauncey
Carl Moody
California
Millfield
Columbus
Amy Jo Sanders
Mrs. Moody
Florence Seeds of Columbus Near State Bowling Titles
Florence Seeds of Columbus fell short of state titles by narrow margins in the Ohio State Women’s Bowling Tournament. She placed second in the Class A all events with 1720 and, with Gladys Mitchell, third in Class A doubles on 1142. New leaders emerged in Class B with Recreation Nite Club Toledo scoring 2434 to top the team standings.
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Florence Seeds
Ohio State
Gladys Mitchell
Recreation Nite Club
Toledo
Campbell Motor Sales of
Lancaster
Pearl Snyder
Lillie Dalton
Marion
Miss Dalton
Miss Snyder
Cathryn Freiberger
Dayton
Exhibition Scores Across Cities Include Extra Innings
Baseball scores from exhibition games list New York versus Baltimore 8 to 4 in New York and other results. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh tied 4 4 while Detroit edged 4 to 4 end in the eighth and Brooklyn beat Boston 12 innings 8 to 2. Philadelphia B 7 over Philadelphia A B 5.
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Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Church of Christ workers conference tonight at 6 30
The Church of Christ holds a workers conference and Official Board meeting at the church this evening at 6:30 P M. The session gathers church leaders and members to discuss church affairs.
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Church Chauncey
The
Church of Christ
Chauncey Ladies Aid to Quilt All Day at Church
The Chauncey M. E. Church Ladies Aid Society plans an all day quilting session at the church on Wednesday. Members will gather to sew and complete projects for church outreach and community support.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey M. FE
Athens Nine At Lancaster On Tuesday
The Athens High Bulldogs travel to Lancaster to face the Golden Gales in a second road game aiming for a third straight win. A home and home series is set with Lancaster, returning May 5 for a return game. The Bulldogs seek revenge after a district tournament loss and rely on pitcher Dick Miller and an infield trio of Neutzling Rotramel Trautwein behind catcher Beckley.
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Athens High Bulldogs
Lancaster Golden Gales
Lancaster
Gales
Bulldogs
Dick “Fizz” Miller
Bob Mills
Bill Beckley
Ted Neutzling
Ray Dunfee
Dean Rotramel
Bill Trautwein
Pete Vanity
Jerry Cavanaugh
the Plains
Morgan
Tinkham
Bulldog
Fire at Rocky Fork Country Club Causes 20000 Damage
A fire at the Rocky Fork Country Club near Columbus burned early yesterday, causing about 20000 in damage. The origin is undetermined. Gahanna Fire Chief R F Margarum led the response. Oscar Grimes, Yankee utility fielder, finished third in the 1936 Middle Atlantic League batting race with a .376 average in 126 games for Zanesville.
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Rocky Fork Country Club
Here
Gahanna
R. F. Margarum
Oscar Grimes
Zanesville
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