Bonus plan outlined at American Association spring meeting
Indianapolis AP report says George M Trautman announced a new bonus system replacing the old $12 000 players pool. The scheme splits half the pool between winners and runners up in the pennant race and Governors’ playoff, with the other half between those in the little world series. The league also set a later deadline for the 20 player limit moving from May 12 to May 29.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eorge M. Trautman
Combus
Ameran Association
Baseball League
Rautman
Trautman
American Association
Terre Haute
George Johnson
A. A
Glouster Social Notes: Virginia Pride Weds Hussey in Louisville
Dr and Mrs Charles A Pride announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia Boyd to Frederick MacLean Hussey of the US Army on March 6 at a Presbyterian church in Louisville Kentucky. Virginia, a Glouster High School and Ohio University graduate, teaches science at Commercial Point High School. Hussey, son of Mr and Mrs H D Hussey of Dayton, is a PFC stationed at Fort Knox in the finance department and also an Ohio University graduate.
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Glouster
Charles A. Pride
Virginia Boyd
Frederick MacLean Hussey
United States Army
Louisville
Kentucky
Glouster High School
Ohio University
Commercial Point
H. D. Hussey
Dayton
P.F.C
Fort Knox
Lewis E. Buell
Lewis
Alice Maccombs
Music Hall
Frank Kearns
Linda Kay
Carroll Eddy
Niles, O
Gay Buchman
Greta Gilwork
Lucy Collins
Columbus
Charles Moody
Johnny Moody
Robert Brunton
Ireland
Brunton
Cleveland Clinic
Daugh
Ralphins
Warren, O
Vern Scott
Vern
Marion Thompson
John W. Thompson
Main St
S. John Wallace
Lveen
Hame
Clyde Sellars
Gloustes
Fort
Alfred Howard
Sellars
Arthur Wolfe
Yila
Ella Sellars
Wade
Cleveland Heights
Dean Seltroit
George Carter
Joe Carter
Carter
Nord Cunningham
Detroit
John
Exhibition Baseball N York and Boston Nationals Clash in Scores
Exhibition games highlight a 15 3 Brooklyn loss to New York as pitching and lineup changes surface. Postponements surround several matchups with weather cancelations noted for Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis doubleheader woes, while Philadelphia Buffalo games tied to early innings.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Training Camp Gossip and Spring Lineups Across Camps
Managers comment on pitching strength in Washington. St Louis reshuffles outfield as Glenn McQuillen enters Navy. Browns’ Sewell tabs Fred Sanford to pitch against the Cards. Red Sox suffer calf and wrist injuries to Al Simmons and Pete Fox amid spring action. Cubs and White Sox wrap Indiana camp after a Cubs win. White Sox’ three outfielders hampered by leg issues. Tommy Bridges to start for Tigers in Evansville as camp winds down after 6-4 win over Cubs.
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ST. Louis
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Chet Laabs
Mike Kreevich
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Glenn McQuillen
Navy
Sewell
Fred Sanford
Toledo
Steve Sandra
George Munger
Howie Pollet
Howard Krist
Boston
al Simmons
Boston Red Sox
Boston College
Pete Fox
Red Sox
French Lick
Ind
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Indiana
Windy City
Cubs
Wally Moses
Moose Solters
Thurman Tucker
Evansville
Tommy Bridges
Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Minneapolis Millers
Tigers
Bagby to Start Indians Opener Against Detroit
Springfield report says Jim Bagby chosen by Lou Boudreau to pitch the Cleveland Indians in the American League opener vs Detroit next Wednesday. Bagby worked seven innings in an exhibition against Cincinnati and has not allowed an earned run this spring. Cincinnati-Cleveland game cancellations deprived about 3500 Richmond fans, with Reds promising to play St Paul Saints next week to make up.
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Springfield
Jim Bagby
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tribe
Bagby
Cincinnati Reds
Indians
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
New York Yankees
Sarge
Richmond
Ind
Ohio
Reds
St. Paul Saints
Buckeye Diamondeers
Cincinnati
Southern Zone Bass Season Closes Today
Anglers in the southern black bass zone had a last chance today as the season closes until June 1. The northern zone runs May 1 to June 15 and the Lake Erie district May 25 to June 30. The Ohio Conservation Commission split inland waters along a line near U S Highways 35 and 50 after bass spawn timing. The trout season opens tomorrow through September 15 with a seven inch minimum and six fish bag limit.
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Don Waters
Lake Erie
Ohio Conservation and Natural Resources Commission
Indiana State Line
U. S. 50
Marietta
Ohio
Lakin defeats Doty in Hartford boxing bout
Bobby Lakin fight verdict over Hartford's Red Doty as Lakin wins on points. The report notes the Hartford venue and weight classes. The second item states a war bond drive offering five buyers at 18.75 each to raise funds for a Garand rifle for a U S soldier.
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U. S
Yankees Scribes Pick Yankees In Tight AL Race
The AP poll shows 56 of 74 writers naming the New York Yankees as the AL pennant favorite despite heavy losses to war service. Browns chase second with 437 votes as Indians and Red Sox contend for third. Tigers, White Sox, Senators follow in order.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Sam
Associated Press
The
Yanks
Yankees
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Dover Juniors Present Class Play Tonight
Chauncey Dover High School students present the three act comedy Down On Aunt Abbies Farm tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium under director Miss Ruth Fiske.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ruth Fiske
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey District social notes list visits and guests including Miss Margaret Jandes of Chauncey in Logan and Miss Amy Jo Sanders of Columbus staying with her parents in Millfield. Other attendances include Misses Betty and Henrietta Heffken in Millfield, Mrs. Lara Tucker in Nelsonville, and Mrs. Christine Brown in Chauncey. Mrs. Anna Shields and family attended a funeral in Carbon Hill. Don Evener and family moved to Chauncey on W Jacobs Ave.
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Chauncey
Margaret Jandes
Logan
Amy Jo Sanders
Columbus
Carson Sanders
Millfield
Betty
Henrietta Heffken
Henry Heffken
Lara Tucker
Nelsonville
Lawrence Reeves
Christine Brown
Chauncey- Dover
Anna Shields
George Williamson
Jo Ann
George Williamson Jr
Co. M. Sanders
Henry Osborne
Don Evener
W. Jacobs Ave
Week End Guests Visit Banfield Family in Chauncey
Week end guest Clifford Banfield Sr. employed at a Cleveland defense plant stayed in Chauncey with Mrs Banfield and family. Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Clarence Banfield and daughter Mary Alice, and Mrs Fred Banfield of Orbiton. Mrs Banfield plans to join her husband Sergeant Fred Banfield at Fort Bragg North Carolina next week.
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Chauncey
Clifford Banfield
Cleveland
Johnson Joins Victory Bond Sale Branch on Victory Drive
Earl S. Johnson joins the local branch of the Victory Bond Sale committee on Victory Drive. He is not to be confused with Earl E. Johnson who leads the drive in the Trimble area.
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Earl S. Johnson
Glouster
Earl
Jonson
Victory
Earl E. Johnson
Trimble
Entertains Guests at Noon Dinner
Miss Lallée Dan ford hosted a noon Sunday dinner for guests including Miss Merle Danford Miss Sara Easler Mrs Ruth Watkins Mrs Roy Dav is and daughter Ella May Miss Esta Cunningham and Mrs Jessie Sharp. The table was lovely with spring appointments.
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Glouster
Lallée Danford
Merle Danford
Sara Easler
Ruth Watkins
Roy Davis
Ella May
Esta Cunningham
Jessie Sharp
Chauncey Jacob Frey, 89, Dies After Illness at Westboro
Jacob Frey of Chauncey and Westboro, father of Mrs. A L Jandas and matron of the County Home, died after a months illness. Funeral and burial were held at Westboro. Surviving eight children include Mrs. A L Goodwin Albert Frey Harry Frey Jacob Frey Jr Mrs Frank Latche August us Frey George Frey and Mrs Stella Jandes. Mrs Jandes assisted in care of her father and attended the funeral with other Chauncey relatives.
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Chauncey
Jacob Frey
A. L. Jandas
Westboro
Cincinnati
Frey
A. L. Goodwin
Albert
Harry Frey
Jacob Frey, Jr
Dayton
Frank Latche
Chauncey Soldier on Furlough at Home
Pvt. Glennis Vern Karns of Chauncey returned to his Fort Bragg unit after a one week furlough to visit his wife Ethel Karns his father Charles Karns and other relatives. Karns with parachute infantry has 20 jumps and has served two years with one year in parachute troops. His brother Dwight Karns and Pfe Dewey Augustine in the Medical Dept at Maxton also in service.
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Chauncey
Glennis Vern Karns
Fort Bragg
N. C
Ethel Augustine Karns
Charles V. Karns
Dwight Karns
Harriet Karns
Ellis Ave
Karns
Millfield Briefs Return from Weekend Visits
Mrs John Finnearty and son Johnnie with brother William Bescoe return to Millfield after visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Finnearty and Mr and Mrs Everett Smith of Columbus. Seaman First Class Kenneth Brooks home on furlough visiting his parents. Pvt Frank Meszaros returns to camp after seven day furlough with his parents.
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Millfield
John Finnearty
Johnnie
William Bescoe
Fred Finnearty
Everett Smith
Columbus
Seaman
Kenneth Brooks
Rolland Brooks
Frank Meszaros
Joe Meszaros
Sand Ridge
Sunday Visitors at Mrs Schoon Home
Sunday visitors from Chauncey and New Floodwood gathered at Mrs Mary Schoon’s house. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W E Hammond and Florence from Chauncey and Delbert Hammond with Ruthie, also from Chauncey, Mr and Mrs Ralph Perry and Betty Powell from New Floodwood, and Mrs Ellis Covert with Mr and Mrs Clyde Shingler and their daughter from Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Mary Schoonover
Belford Hammond
New Floodwood
W. E. Hammond
Florence
Delbert Hammond
Ruthie
Ralph Perry
Columbus
Betty Powell
Ellis Covert
Clyde Shingler
Nelsonville
Class Meets for April Session at Parish House
Chauncey Everyman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ held its April meeting at the Parish House. Carl Shafer read the meeting, and the social committee served ice cream and cake after the business session. Paul Porter and Clint Courtney arranged refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Everyman’s
Church of Christ
Carl Shafer
Paul Porter
Clint Courtney
Colored Boys Dominate AAU Boxing Meet
Negro boxers captured six of eight 1943 AAU titles at Boston Garden with several repeat champions. Winners included Bob Foxworth and Samson Powell, 1942 champs, Leroy Jackson, Charles Cooper, Walter Moore, Charles Hunter, Jackie Floyd, and Tony Peppi who defeated Herky Kamensky for the 112-pound crown.
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Boston
Boston Garden
Bob Foxworth
St. Louis
Samson Powell
Cleveland
Leroy Jackson
U. S. Army Air Base
Smyrna
Tenn
Charles Cooper
Washington
Aubrey Halderfield
Little Rock
Ark
Jackie Floyd
Philaddlphia
Thomas Stenhouse
Buffalo
Tony Peppi
Rugged Herky Kamensky
Pittsburgh
Salutatorian and valedictorian named for J T class of 1943
Jacksonville Trimble high school selects Verda Faye Morrison as salutatorian with 93.94 average and Dorothy Ann Johnson as valedictorian at 94.25. Commencement set for May 26 with Prof C N Mackinnon of Ohio University delivering the address.
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Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Verda Faye Morrison
Jacksonville
Dorothy Ann Johnson
C. N. Mackinnon
Ohio University
J. T
Myrtle Easler
Joanne Gooding
Arthur Buell
Bernice Stoltz
Miss Liberty
Lewis Buell
Ann Anderson
Norman Schoeman
J-T
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Norman
Ohio
WCTU Meeting Held at Methodist Church
WCTU gathered in the Methodist Church social rooms Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. Bingman presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. A. G. Winkle, and the study titled Children and Young People was discussed. Refreshments were served to eight members by hosts Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Peugh.
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Glouster
W.C.T.U
Methodist Church
A. Bingman
A. G. Winkle
Alonzo Orms
L.T.L
A. A. Gessell
Earl Peugh
C. G. Vernon
Youth Temperance Council
Vernon
Peugh
Ladies Auxiliary Special Meeting At Eagles Hall
Jacksonville ladder Ladies Auxiliary set a special meeting at the Eagles Hall on April 14 urging all members to attend for discussion of business of special importance.
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Jacksonville—Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Fullerton's Roundup noted for oddities and sports chatter
A jumble of anecdotes from Fullerton's Roundup touches on America Wortdesses a butterfly collector and boxer memory, Steelers coach talks at a Chicago pro meeting, Navy Pier baseball eligibility for Lieut Ted Lyons, and Tigers camp fielding notes on Dick Wakefield with errors and defensive stats highlighted.
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Chicago
Art Keisling
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bert Bell
Bill Dudley
Bell
Keisling
Dick Biffle
Biffle
Dudley
Kessling
Navy Pier
Ted Lyons
Marines
Tigers
Dick Wakefield
Texas
Glouster Board Rehires Teachers and staff
At a Glouster Board of Education meeting the district rehired for next year Mrs. Lou Munden Mrs. Bessie Rose Mrs. Mildred Davis and Miss Leona Pickard Raymond Connett is hired half time as music teacher Continuing contracts auto reemployment applies to Sara Kasler Lalla Danford Dora Erwin Rachel Murray Pauline Myers Nell McCann Ruth Watkins Olive McKee and Frances Thomas Thomas W Figley remains superintendent L. G. DeLong high school principal No new applicants were considered due to enrollment uncertainty Joe Nelson rehired as fireman Fred Heck as attendance officer Sophie LaFollett and Harry Vaughan as janitors.
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Thomas W. Figley
L. G. DeLong
Joe Nelson
Fred Heck
Sophie LaFollett
Harry Vaughan
Servicemen of Glouster Area Depart for Camps
Glouster area servicemen report furloughs ending as several members leave for military camps. Cy Rockhold travels with parents to a Mississippi camp, Dick Buchman recently stationed in Australia transfers to intelligence battalion, Clyde Sellars moves from Fort Lewis to California, Thomas Williams Jr and Cecil Morgan leave for Camp Endicott R1 and anticipate transfer to a California camp.
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Glouster
Cy Rockhold
Mississippi
C. K. Rockhold
Mr. Rockhold
Clyde Sellars
Fort Lewis
Wash
California
Thomas Williams Jr
Cecil Morgan
Camp Endicott
R. 1
Auxiliary To Meet Thursday Evening
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM in American Legion Hall. Mrs Sam Kleinman will lead the Pan American program. Members should bring scissors and canceled sales tax stamps. Refreshments will be served by Esta Heskins committee.
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Glouster
Amercan Legion
American Legion Hall
Sam Kleinman
Gements
Estai
Skinner Brothers Serving in Armed Forces Listed
Private Ellis Skinner returning from furlough to Fort Meade joins five Skinner brothers in the service. Lawrence left last week. Davies Davne Jay Dallas Ellis Willard and Lawrence are named among those in service. Families visiting include Jud and Albert Skinner and many relatives from Glouster and nearby towns. Addresses for letters to the servicemen available through their Derthick mother.
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Glouster
Ellis
Pete) Skinner
Jud Skinner
Camp J. T. Robinson
Ark
Fort George G. Meade
Skinner
Lawrence Skinner
Albert Skinner
Sammy
Millfield
Marjorie Sabo
Johnnie
Ronnie
Prentice Sue
Virginia Chancey
Bud Trace
Mary Kelly
Kay
Barbara
Dayton
Charles Handa
Jerry
Gene Skinner
Cleveland
Dan Cox
Tommy Gail
Linda Lou
Dorothy Skinner
Derthick
Davne
Jay
Dallas
Willard
Lawrence
States
Glouster Boy Scouts Invest New Troop at Plains
Scouts of Troop No 72, led by Ralph Hines and Karl S Johnson, plan an evening meeting at 6 30 to travel to The Plains and invest boys in a new troop. They also organize a Saturday trip to plant seedlings and other work from 9 00 a m to 4 p m with lunch. Joe Nelson is praised for a front lawn fence at the high school.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
Karl S. Johnson
Boy Scouts
Plains
Hines
Johnson
Joe Nelson
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