Yanks Trim Nuts To Get Early Jump
Opening day in the big leagues drew over 200000 fans as the New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 3 to 0. Red Rolfe scored on a triple by Joe DiMaggio after a wild throw, while Marius Russo held Washington to three singles and sparked two double plays.
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New York Yankees
Bronx
Washington Senators
Roosevelt
Yanks
Washington
Wallace
Red Rolfe
Tommy Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
Baseball’s 1941 Predictions From A World Series Outlook
Prolific season outlook by Harry Grayson weighs Cleveland, St Louis, and New York for pennants. Indians prized for pitching led by Bob Feller, Cardinals buoyed by June change, and Yankees relying on youth in rotation. Crosstown bets include Detroit’s Gehringer concern and Brooklyn’s pitching mix. Strong emphasis on individual stars and team shapes for 1941.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Boxing results report from Baltimore Houston and Toronto
Izzy Jannazzo of New York outpoints Jim my Leto of Hartford in Baltimore. Irish Eddie MecGeever of Scranton knocks out Joey Johnston of Dallas in Houston. Maxie Berger of Montreal outpoints Manuel Villa of Mexico in Toronto.
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Baltimore
Izzy Jannazzo
New York
Jimmy Leto
Hartford
Conn
Houston
Tex
Eddie MecGeever
Scranton
Joey Johnston
Dallas
Toronto
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Manuel Villa
Mexico
Shaughnessy to Teach at Northwestern Coaching School
Stanford Rose Bowl champion coach Clark Shaughnessy will lead a summer program at Northwestern University’s football coaching school to share offensive insights and training methods with local and regional coaches.
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Shaughnessy
Evanston
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford University
Northwestern University
Church Board Meets Chauncey at Millfield Methodist
The Millfield Methodist Church official board meets Tuesday at 7 p m with Pastor Rev Charles Palmer requesting full attendance. A prayer meeting follows at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the church. In baseball history, only three National League teams have won 100 games in a season. The Cardinals did so in 1931, the Cubs in 1935, and the Reds last year.
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Chauncey
Millfield Methodist Church
Charles Palmer
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Breezing With Briez: Sports Talk From Eddie Briez
A collage of sports chatter profiles baseball hopes and football praise. Projects Kansas City’s shortstop choice Hitch cock and notes fan anticipation for Abe Simon and Phil Rizzuto. Also covers Max Baer Zeke Bonura Henry Armstrong Derby talk and Jim Gallagher managerial twists.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Kansas City
Bill Hitchcock
Phil Rizzuto
Bob Pastor
Abe Simon
Lloyd Mee
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
America
Browns
Joe Gould
James J. Braddock
Forest Run Church Easter Services and Social Program
Forest Run Church observed regular Sunday School at 1 15 p m and church services at 2 15 p m for Easter with baptisms. In the evening at 7 30 p m a youth program featured joining of several youths. Several local residents and visitors were noted, including families from Stewart Cleveland Akron Pomeroy Kerrs Run and Columbus. Manuel Salvo of the Boston Bees leads NL batters with an edge over Dodgers opponents Reds Cubs Giants and Phillies.
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Forest Run
Church
John Scott
Ted Scott
Stewart
Richard Nye
Cleveland
Hanson Holter
Harold Walker
Akron
Jennie Walker
Edgar Roush
Pomeroy
Homer Roush
Olan Genheimer
Rock Springs
Genheimer
John Bally
Frank Roush
Mary
Elma Ihle
Nease Settlement
Hazel
Edith Holter
Guy Bing
Kerrs Run
Albert Baer
Lewis Walker Jr
Lewis Walker
Ann and
Altona Baily
Columbus
John Baily
Andy Davis
Dana Baer
Brooklyn Dodgers
Manuel Salvo
Boston Bees
Bees
Reds
Cubs
Giants
Phillies
Derringer Warneke on Hill at Cincy
Opening day at Crosley Field features World Champion Reds against the St Louis Cardinals. Paul Derringer and Len Warneke duel as 35 000 fans expect a hard fought start to a crucial three game series for the pennant chase. The weather and national events loom but the ballgame remains the focus with probable lineups listed for both clubs.
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Cincinnati
Simeon D. Fess
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Weather Bureau
John W. Bricker
Reds
Paul Derringer
Len Warneke
Derringer
Crosley Field
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cincinnati Brown
Werber
Moore
Frey
Slaughter
Rf Gleeson
Rf Mize
F. McCormick
Koy
Lombardi
W. Cooper
Ripple
Mancuso
E Craft
M. Me
M. Me~Mahon, Is Cormick, Ef Crespi
Joost
Warneke
Barr
Sears
Jorda
Cleveland Turnout May Set Record
Cleveland is projected to draw a record opener crowd as the Indians, with a strong infield and pitching staff, face the Chicago White Sox. Weather forecasts upgraded to warm but showery conditions. Estimated attendance ranges from 35,000 to 40,000, approaching the 1938 opening-day record of 31,606. Lineups list Knickerbocker, Weatherly, Appling, Keltner, Kuhel, Boudreau, Solters, Trosky, Lodigiani, Rosenthal, Heath, Kreevich, Mack, Tresh, Hemsley, Dietrich, with Feller on the mound.
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Cleveland
Indians
Chicago Sox
Euclid Ave
C. C. Slapnicka
Chicago
Cleveland Knickerboe
Weatherly
Cf Appling
If Keltner
Kuhel
Boudreau
If Solters
Trosky
Lodigiani
Walker
Rosenthal
Rf Heath
Hemlock Personal And Social Notes
Hemlock notes list weekend visits among families in He mlock area. Roy Tarpley and family from Detroit visited Russell Faires. Connie Mae fell ill with measles and did not return home. Various locals from Columbus Akron Corning McArthur New Lexington Lawerence Gehring and others spent time with relatives over the weekend.
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A. C. Eisele
Akron
Mary Hodgson
Renetta Hodgson
Carolyn
Corning
Floyd Faires
Detroit
John Jaynes
Dwight
New Lexington
Russell Faires
Henry Weaver
Forrest Dennis
Chauncey Easter Dinner Guests and Visits Across Area
Chauncey hosts Easter Sunday dinner with many local families and relatives plus guests from Athens Newark Columbus and Millfield. Notable attendees include Ruth Cruikshank birthday observance at her parents home and several Stalder Mingus and Channell family members visiting from The Plains Nowata and other nearby towns. A plane ride to Columbus followed by train home was noted for Eric Pa.
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Chauncey
Grover Patton
Millfield
William Wemmer
Charlies Sanders
Sandra Lu
Mia
Woodrow Patton
Keith Wemmer
George Thompson
Patton
Ruth Cruikshank
Columbus
Luther Cruikshank
W. Main St
Franklin Stalder
Barbara
Clarence Stalder
Bob
Bill
Ronnie
Donnie
Nellie
Duddie Stalder
Dan Johnson
Carroll Tippett
Carolyn
Herbert Mingus
Leslie Mingus
Nowata
Okla
Chesterhill
Mae Wade
Rose Kendall
Lucille Sanders
Isabel Bradfield
Joe Baldy
Eric
Corning
Glenna Hughes
B. FE. Carter
Thomas Oliver
William Oliver
Lawrence Coon
Barberton
Thomas Betts
William Betts
Deanville
Joe Morgan
Mill
Dale Channell
Mansfield, CO
Carrie Channell
the Plains
Dale
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to Meet April 16 in K of P Hall
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No 9 United Mine Workers will convene Wednesday April 16 at 7 p m in the K of P Hall. A birthday supper will be served and members should contribute to the menu. Plans will be made for members to attend the district convention in Gloucester on April 21.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary No
United Mine Workers
K. of P. Hall
Gloustter
Chauncey Widow and Family Mourn In Toledo Death
Mrs Everett Ferrel of Chauncey died Easter Sunday in Toledo after gallstone surgery ten days earlier. Funeral and burial held in Toledo today. Parents and siblings of Everett Ferrel attended the funeral in Toledo. Mrs Pearl Lowery of Chauncey was in Haydenville for the funeral of her brother in law George Myers at Saints Church and Haydenville Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Everett Ferrel
Toledo
Ben F. Ferrel
Frank Ferrel
Pearl Lowery
Haydenville
George Myers
the Saints Church
Mary Wahl
Chauncey Junior Class presents Brothers of Belinda play
The Chauncey High School auditorium hosts the Junior Class production Brothers of Belinda tonight at eight o'clock directed by Ruth Fiske. The event showcases student actors and theater effort from Chauncey High School.
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Chauncey
Brothers of
Belinda
Chauncey High School
Ruth Fiske
Local funeral and visit notes from Chauncey area
The record lists attendees at a relative's funeral at Heinlein Funeral Home in Logan including Mr and Mrs Channell and others. It also notes Easter guests in Columbus, visits between The Plains and Athens, a move from Chauncey to Columbus, illness in Chauncey, and weekend visits by Marguerite Morrison from Columbus to Nelsonville and Ruth Cruikshank in Chauncey.
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Channell
Ervin Channell
Bernice Keeton
John McLaughlin
Heinlein
Logan
Dana McClanahan
the Plains
Columbus
Branch Liggett
Ruth Oliver
Athens
Ray Oliver
George Smith
Chauncey
Marguerite Morrison
Nelsonville
Ruth Cruikshank
Bobcats Open vs Broncos in Western Michigan Series
Ohio University aims to challenge Western Michigan State Teachers College after studying the Broncos’ 8 1 victory over Ohio State. Bobcats rely on veteran pitchers Freddie Greiner Cliff Craig and John Minkar while sophomores push in the infield and outfield. Wren Clark and McNerney pace a strong defensive infield as Baumholtz Kish and Silvey vie for the outfield spots with Ray Farroni handling catching duties.
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Columbus
Ohio University
Bobcats
Broncos
Western Michigan State Teachers College
Ohio State
Michigan
Moundsman
Stub Overmire
Bucks
Hill
Overmire
Frankie Baumholtz
Ernie Kish
Frank Silvey
Ray Farroni
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Bob Feller
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Charley Gehringer
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Southworth
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Ray Blades
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Frank Frisch
Sportsman's Park
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Joe Schenck
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Mickey Owen
Red Sox
Fred Haney
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Casey Stengel
Brietz
Fritz Crisler
Tommy Harmon
Max Baer
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Minneapolis
Henry Armstrong
R. G. Lynch
Milwaukee Journal
Tony Galento
Galento
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Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Jim
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Chicago American
Fort Worth
Cincy
By John Frye
Hemlock
WEST
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Jenkie Catcher
Down Son
Pireder
Anderson
Pitcher
Ohio Univ
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Bobcat
Freddie Greiner
Cliff Craig
John Minkar
Greiner
Chuck Coen
Don Peden
McNerney
McHugh
Bob Wren
Mart Clark
Wren
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