Buck and Bobcats Set For Weekend Baseball Clash
Ohio University hosts Ohio State in the 1946 season opener at the OU baseball diamond Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Buckeyes rely on Bill Schmitter and Ray McDonald to face a Bobcat lineup led by Chuck Burdette and John Jurkovic with cautious optimism after a high scoring win over Marietta.
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Ohio University Bobcat
Ohio State Buck
Bobcats
Bucks
Marietta Pioneers
Peden
Pioneers
Ohio State
Capitol City
Chuck Burdette
John Jurkovic
Wrigley
Burdette
Jurkovic
Marietta
Bill Schmitter
South- Paw
Ray McDonald
Schmitter
Jerry Kauffman
Bobcat
Bill Brooks
Bob Freeman
Brooks
Jack Singerman
Bill Turk
Chuck Horn
Bill Barkis
King Brady
Chuck Traeger
Ralph Sayre
Ruszkowski
Burks
Chet Baker
Dick Colburn
Durcard Wight
Bill Berger
George Ranz
Cruikshanks Honored With Home Shower
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cruikshank hosted a home shower for Pauline Dotm Chauncey and Ruth Feuerhelm in Chauncey. Guests enjoyed social time and a refreshments course served by Ruth Feuerhelm with help from Mrs. Marinda Cruikshank and Elsie Walker. Those sending gifts included many friends unable to attend.
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Chauncey
Leslie Cruikshank
Pauline Dotm
Ruth Feuerhelm
Feuerhelm
Marinda Cruikshank
Elsie Walker
Moses Dunlevy
Barbara Staley
Virginia Risley
Minnie Palmer
Ruth Smith
Eileen McWilliams
Dorothy Staley
Ruth Leiber
Lucille Bails
Evelyn Patterson
Grace Kovaleski
Maxine Smith
Selah Wade
Martha Crow
Ida McPherson
Earl Canter
Wilma Brickles
Irgene Hinchman
Mazel Dunlevy
Athens
Vesta
Stephens and Owens Should Get Fat Bonuses
Boston era by Harry Grayson argues American and National League owners should reward Vern Stephens and Mickey Owen for turning down the Mexican League. He notes the players helped Pasquel’s scheme, mocks Stephens as a “sucker,” and predicts poor prospects if they stay with current clubs.
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Harry Grayson
NBA
New York
Branch Rickey
Mickey Owen
Chandler Says Mex Loop Is Unrecognized By Organized Baseball
Cincinnati AP. Commissioner Chandler says the State Department has no official report recognizing Mexican League baseball and accuses officials of relying on newspaper accounts. He cites players Vern Stephens Mickey Owen and Jorge Pasquel as examples and says American baseball will act if rights and contracts are respected.
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Stephens
Owen
Luis Olmo
Mexico
Hausmanns
Yimmermans
Maglies
Carrasquels
Hernandezes
Franklins
Alex Carrasquel
Onder
Hob Feller
Bud Nennie
New York
Vern Stephens
Senor Don Jorge Pasquel
Browns
Spootsman's Park
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Brey
Pasquel Brothers
Stephiens
Lemo Cnetis
Chandler
Cincinnati
State Department
A. B. (Happy) Chandler
Washington
Vers Wadadane
Atom Jacillulas Auticu
St. Louis Browns
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Jorge Pasquel
Cuba
Pasquel
Birthday Party Honored Mrs. Angie Metkiff at Chauncey Home
A birthday celebration for Mrs. Angie Metkiff took place Wednesday at her Chauncey area residence. Guests enjoyed a pink and white cake, a stringed orchestra, dancing, and gifts. Tea cream, cake, and coffee were served.
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Angie Metkiff
Chauncey
Ersary
Plains Church of the Nazarene Sunday services announced
Rev. J. N. Lakin will preach at 10 30 a m and 7 15 p m in The Plains Church of the Nazarene with Sunday School at 9 39 led by Mrs Carrie Channell and Jane Aumor. Senior NY P services at 6 15 p m.
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Chauncey
J. N. Lakin
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Carrie Channell
Jane Aumor
Ny.p
Fullerton’s Roundup Highlights Oddball Sports Tidbits
The column notes Herman Keiser’s Augusta Masters fashion and worst round, Dan Reeves’ Hollywood style move, Chile and Adam Walsh lodging in hotels, and guest star Nixson Denton. It also lists bred broodmares Delicacy and kin, Stu Adams’ college bid, and Indiana A’s 22 years of Rotary Club attendance. A Natick hockey coach adapts after retirement, studying a hockey book to learn the six man game.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Herman Keiser
Cyril Walker
Dan Reeves
Cleveland Rams
Los Angeles
California
Basil Rathbone
Chile
Adam Walsh
America
Thos 5
Likker
Little Tip
Stu Adams
Radnor
Long Island U
G. Clevenger
Indiana
Bloomington
Clean Up Drive To Start In Chauncey
Annual spring clean up campaign for Chauncey and vicinity will begin Monday April 15. Mayor W D Hines asks every citizen and property owner to cooperate. Tin cans and rubbish should be placed in containers while all trash is collected and taken to the curb for city truck removal. The drive runs through the end of April.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and Vicinity
W. D. Hines
McCormick Appointed Chauncey Marshal to Replace Resign
Chauncey names Willard McCormick as marshal after William Collins resigns effective April. McCormick, a veteran, resides on West Main Street and will also drive the city truck. The appointment followed an adjourned city council meeting Monday as applications were received. Also noted: Leslie Cruikshank and Luther Cruikshank joined Ruth Feuerhelm on a visit to Wonderland and Summit Station visiting local families and friends.
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Chauncey
Willard V. MeCormick
William Collins
McCormick
W. Main St
Leslie Cruikshank
Luther Cruikshank
Ruth Feuerhelm
Wonderland
Zimmie Smith
Doris Eisenaugle
George
Ernest Smith
Summitt Station
Thomas Cruikshank
Lewis Howard Honored On 84th Birthday
Chauncey Mrs Viola Hennward hosted a surprise 84th birthday party for her husband Lewis Lee Howard at her Millfield home Monday night. Florence Howard presented a cake with 41 candles and many gifts were given. Attendees included Ephriam Sayers and family, Grover Patton, Ray Howard, Chester Howard, and L. L. Howard.
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Chauncey
Viola Henward
Millfield
Lewis Lee Howard
Florence Howard
Ephriam Sayers
Faymond Save
Denia Jean Sayers
William Wemmer
Grover Patton
Ray Howard
Chester Howard
Ruth Ann
Patty
Braddy Howard
Ralph Brown
L. L. Howard
Morristown CHAUNCEY Services At Iristown Church
Morristown services Sunday at Iristown Holiness Church begin with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. followed by morning preaching. Evening service led by Pastor Ray Pidcock. Young People's meeting at 6:15 p.m. organized by Myrtle Impson of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Iristown Holiness Church
Ray Pidcock
Young People’s Meeting
Myrtle Impson
Lip Zednik Returns to OU Sports
Eddie Zip Zednik returns to the Ohio University campus joining Thor Olson's football and wrestling programs. The two letter man played end on Peden’s 41 42 teams and, in the service with the 21st Airborne Division, won AAU heavyweight titles in the Carolinas. Zednik plans summer school and to play football next year, filling a gap in OU's sports plans.
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Eddie
Zip Zednik
Thor Olson
Zip
Ohio State
Blinos
Indiana
North
South Carolina
Zednik
Peden
21Th Airborne
Phillipines
County Youth Rally on Palm Sunday in Glouster
Chauncey reports a countywide youth rally in Glouster Sunday at 7 30 p m with the Hocking Valley Parish youth and Glouster Methodist guests The Rev George Cale of the Ohio Council of Churches will speak Palm Sunday processional of children with palms opens the 10 30 service led by Rev Gil bert Courtney Other services include Rev G B Courtney Rev Richard Wilcox Lay members lead the 9 30 service in Trimble and the Trimble Youth Fellowship meets at 6 39 prior to attending the county meeting
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Chauncey
Hocking Valley
Glouster
Gilbert Courtney
G. B. Courtney
Taylor Ridge
Richard Wilcox
Greens Run
Millfield
Trimble
Plan Area Rally at Chauncey Pilgrim Church
Rev Kay Pidcock of Chauncey announces a district rally for Pilgrim Holiness youth on Monday April 15 at 7 30 p m at the Pilgrim Church near Carbondale directed by Rev Orville Ave of Athens with guest sneakers. Next Wed and Thu nights April 17 and 18 Rev Tiram Mingus will be at the same church with charts and sneak on the Second Coming of Christ. The public is invited to all services.
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Chauncey
Kay Pidcock
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Pilgrim Church
Carbondale
Orville Ave
Athens
Tiram Mingus
Passeau Expects Five More Years With Cubs Pitching
Claude Passeau at 37 says his arm is sound this spring and he expects to play five more years with the Chicago Cubs after beating retirement by five years. He notes his tung oil farm near Lucedale Mississippi as a long term plan and recalls a one hit World Series shutout over Detroit last fall.
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Kansas City
Mississippi
Chicago Cubs
Claude Passeau
Lucedale
Miss
Tangetka
Taulss
Claude
Detroit
Passeau
Philadelphia Phils
Yanks and Dodgers meet in pre opener at Ebbets Field
Pre war baseball returns to New York with the Yankees and Dodgers opening their weekend series at Ebbets Field. An expected crowd of 20,000 will watch Brooklyn ace Hal Gregg oppose Spud Chandler, the Bronxites’ top pitcher.
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Brooklyn
New York
Yankees
Dodgers
Ebbets’ Field
Hal Gregg
Izhthander
Spud Chandler
Feller Wins for Cleveland in Richmond Victory
Roanoke dispatch reports Bob Feller pitched a full nine innings for Cleveland as the Indians beat the Giants 4 3 in Richmond. Feller fanned six and yielded three walks while Sid Gordon hit a homer for New York. Pat Seerey drove in the decisive run in the eighth on a bizarre double off a utility wire.
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Roanoke
Bob Feller
Indians
Allie Reynolds
Giants
Tribe
Feller
Chicago
Richmond
Sid Gordon
Pat Seerey
Buster Maynard
Harry Feldman
Hal Schumacher
Bobh Carpenter
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Vernon Stephens
Rio Grande
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Stephen
the Plains Services
Fullerton
Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Reds
Charley McManus
Natick, Mass
Charlie
McManus
Hines
Llard McCormick
Lewis Howard
Anna Lake
Calumbu
Tuseday
Rafter
Lacey McNutt
Morristown Services
Schuster
Lancaster ST
Lip’ Zednik
Olson
Kyle and
Clifford
Akron
AMD
Herman
Cleveland
Canterbury
Church of God
Clarence Way
Howard Pennell
Hipparchus of
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Yanks
Bums
Mickle Tire and Access. CO
Athens, Ohio
Burnettsmith
Sinclairize
Sinclair
George L. Smith
Sinclair Refining Co
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