Bobcats Host Wesleyan In Baseball Opener At Home
Ohio University coach Don Peden brings a 1942 Bobcats squad to a Saturday home opener against Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops. Bobcats aim to extend a 3 of 4 record with strong hitting led by Bob Wren’s two triples and a homer, while Abe Leonard leads Wesleyan on the mound.
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Ohio University
Bobts
Ohio Wesleyan
Bobcats
Huntington
Marshall College
Herd
Marshall
Bob Wren
John Minkar
Howard Collins
Collins
George Shively
Hee Harkins
Cramer
Duffy
Silvey
Brown
Bill Heinz
Bill
Delaware
Abe” Leonard
Logan
Bishop
Leonard
Bishops
Keith Munroe
Bill Trutner
Joe Holmes
Glouster Pastor Announces War Crisis Sermon Series
Glouster Methodist Church outlines Sunday activities with 9 30 am church school targeting 200 attendance next Sunday. J A Thompson to discuss church plan amid war crisis at 10 30 am worship. Epworth League led by Billy Figley at 6 30 pm, evening service 7 30 pm. Wednesday prayer 7 30 pm.
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C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Tigner
Richard Williams
Tri State
Moses
God
Delores Stansberry
Bible School
Loyal Women's Class Meets at Church Tonight
The Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will gather in the church social rooms this evening for a meeting and fellowship.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Baseball scores from around the league today
Brooklyn defeats New York 4 to 2 and Boston beats Philadelphia 2 to 1. Cincinnati wins 8 to 7 in 12 innings over Pittsburgh. St Louis tops Chicago 11 to 6. New York 8, Washington 5. Boston 19, Philadelphia 4. St Louis 13, Chicago 3. Detroit 5, Cleveland 4. Columbus 13, Indianapolis 2. Toledo 4, Louisville 1. St Paul games vs Milwaukee postponed by weather. Minneapolis 3, Kansas City 2.
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Braves
Reds Rally Past Pirates in 12th to Sweep Trip
Cincinnati scores twice in the 12th to beat Pittsburgh 8 7 and take the finale of a three game set. Ed Joost draws a walk to force in the winning run after bases filled. Ival Goodman adds four hits for the Reds and Bert Haas doubles twice in a 14 hit effort.
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Grocery Bowlers Clinch Season With Drury Win
GLOUSTER The L. A. Faires Grocery team clinched the current season by sweeping Drury Drugs in all three games of the Ladies' League. Mary Chute led with high series 523 and game 179, while Drury Drugs tallied 1631 total in the match.
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Shumway
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F. Lents
Jacksonville Trimble High changes Class Day time
The 1942 graduating class of Jacksonville Trimble High School announces a change in time for its annual Class Day exercises. The event will be held Monday afternoon April 20 at 2 o clock in the high school auditorium. Ernest Skinner, president, will be master of ceremonies.
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Jacksonville- Trimble High School
Ernest Skinner
L. R. Faires Grocery Team Wins League Bowling Tournament
GLOUSTER The L R Faires Grocery team led the Ladies' League season finishing on top. The high season score belonged to L R Faires for team single games and triple by Drury Drugs. Mary Chute posted top individual game and triple, Fay Lantz the season’s top average.
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L. R. Faires
Drury Drugs
Mary Chute
Fay Lantz
Entered Hospital in Lancaster Observation
A. McDonald of this city is in Lancaster Hospital for a few days of observation.
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Glouster
O. A. McDonald
Lancaster Hospital
Hughes son transferred from Trinidad to British Guiana base
Jack Hughes son of Mr and Mrs B F Hughes has been transferred from Waller Field Trinidad to Atkinson Field British Guiana He is now stationed at the new base marking a movement in postwar duty assignments
Localize Notation on Dan ny Johnson in Atlantic Service
Mr and Mrs Judson J Johnson of Benton Township learn their son Danny Johnson is serving with the Atlantic fleet. The item notes family announcement of military service and affiliation.
Calumet's Sun Again Poised for Derby Double Feat
Wright's Calumet Farm eyes a repeat Derby win with Sun Again leading hopes in Keeneland and Sun Again short pressed by Whirlaway. Counterbalance trails as Bless Me and other candidates chase Churchill Downs glory. Analysts note Sun Again's strong form and potential to mirror Whirlaway's 1941 triumph.
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Lexington
Keeneland
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
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Calumet
Canny Ben Jones
Wright
Whirlaway
Col. B. R. Bradley
Burgoo King
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Whirly
Bless Me
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Counterbalance
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Clevelanders Hammer Pins At Columbus
In Columbus Cleveland's Waldorf Beer team scored 3091 pins to move to fourth in the ABC classic led by a 1109 second game. Eddie Linsz Recreations followed with 3066, while Paul Young of Akron and Earl Lewis of Newark posted notable singles. Brenneman and Pallage of Akron missed a doubles record by nine pins.
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Cleveland
Waldorf Beer
Waldorf
Eddie Linsz
Carmel Dragotta
Fred Pukall
Allentown
Brenneman
Rome Bowl Loses to Marietta in Dual Meet
The Rome High School track team was defeated by Marietta High 67 to 51 at Marietta yesterday after a weather postponement from April 11. Frisby led Rome with 14 points while Chesser Van Dyke Darnell Storer Rose Frost Fuller and Almashy followed. The Romans won all field events and the shot pole and discus in this triangular meet ahead of upcoming appearances at Coolville and the Ohio Wesleyan Relays.
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Coolville
Ohio Wesleyan
Glouster Social Notes and Thea Chapter Gifts
Glouster social notes report Mrs C K Rock hosting the Rothwell Club on Madison Street with new member Mrs F Clark Taylor welcomed. Two program papers discussed aviation and U S naval activities as members shared current events. The next meeting place will be announced later. At Thea Chapter O E S the Past Matrons Association presented two ivory candelabras holding 14 candles to the chapter, accepted by Mrs C B Vernon for the worthy matron, Mrs O A McDonald.
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M. M. Bryson
W. W. Bryson
E. M. Blower
John S. Blower
W. A. Craft
A. H. Chute
C. M. Clark
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J. H. Henshaw
Jessie Hill
O. A. McDonald
T. A. Noon
P. J. Stanley
Gertrude Pride
F. Clark Taylor
Thea
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Wallace visit and upcoming Cleveland wedding noted
John Wallace from the Soldiers and Sailors Orphanage in Xenia spent Wednesday and Thursday with family in the city. Mrs. Wallace joined him in Troy to visit her son and daughter in law Robert and wife. The Chute family plans to attend Andrew Chute’s wedding to Therese Perrier in Cleveland with reception at St. Them Meria Church. The couple will live in New York where Chute works as a chemical engineer on a vital war effort.
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Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
William Hermey
Corning
Cleveland
Stiff Opposition for Trackmen at Ohio University
Ohio State’s top track squad faces the OU thinclads at Ohio University Stadium in the lone 1942 home meet. Action begins at 1 15 p m and should finish within two hours. The favored Buckeyes boast Bob Wright Charley Hammonds and a strong sophomore group.
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Ohio University Stadium
Bob Wright
Charley Hammonds
Bobcats
Opening Day Draws Big Crowds as Association Opens
The Associated Press reports the 41st Northeast Association baseball season began with strong crowds. Milwaukee led attendance at 15,599 but did not complete its game due to weather. Indianapolis lost 13 to 2 to Columbus, Kansas City fell 3 to 2 at Minneapolis, and Louisville 4 to 1 at Toledo. Total league attendance surpassed 47,000.
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Red Sox Wallop Athletics 19-4 as Power Shines
Boston Red Sox explode for 19 runs on 24 hits to crush the Philadelphia Athletics. Ted Williams and Dominic DiMaggio homer, while Boston pitcher Fred Caligiuri struggles. Other scores highlight a day of high offense across the circuit with Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and New York all posting wins.
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Boston
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Fred Caligiuri
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Mack
Lester McCrabb
Boy on Bicycle Fatally Wounded by Pistol Discharge
Delaware report says 16 year old James P. Whetsel was riding a bicycle when a pistol carried by him discharged, wounding him fatally, according to Coroner E. V. Arnold.
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James P. Whetsel
E. V. Arnold
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