Early Season Attacks and Empty Stands Mark Opening Ball Games
Weather and war work keep crowds low as the season opens with several games. The Senators win despite low turnout while the Reds, Dodgers, Pirates and Cubs post mixed results. pitching shines for some clubs as others struggle at the plate.
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Courie
Brooklyn Dodgers
New Yorks
Ebbets
Ball
Tes
Theanager
Mel Ott
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sreetta
Nesseh
All
Eddie Hang Pirates
Philadelphia Thetic
Red Sockers
Flores
Roger
Wolff
Trucks
Reds edge foes 1-0 in tense win
The report recounts a 1-0 victory for the Reds with Lonnie Frey and Max Marshall contributing in a tight game. Eddie Miller Bert Hans and McCormick are noted among the players, while the narrative centers on pitching and late innings as Cincinnati preserves the shutout.
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Reds
Lonnie Frey
Max Marshall
Mccormick
Eddie Miller
Bert Hans
Wooden Trophy Relays Tomorrow at OW Greenup
Prout of Bowling State University confirms the school's annual event, the Wooden Trophy Relays, will be held tomorrow at OW Greenup as many students are expected to attend.
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Greenup
Prout
Bowling State University
NBA Ratings Leave Lightweight Title Vacant
The National Boxing Association declares the lightweight crown vacant in its quarterly ratings. Sammy Angott and Beau Jack are named top contenders, with a possible Angott Jack winner to be recognized. Abe Greene notes the policy would crown the winner if a disputed title claim is settled. Bob Montgomery could rise to first if he defeats Jack.
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NEW York
National Boxing Association
Sammy Angott
Beau Jack
Abe Greene
NBA
Jackie Callura
Callura
Pep
Louis
Billy “Conn
Hollister School Notes Recalls PTA Meeting Highlights
The Hollister PTA meeting featured remarks from Cooper and a summary of boys and girls basketball eligibility. Awards were presented to students including Bil Brunton Danny Ko wach Alex Viado Donald Bickley Jack Hardy James Markins Albert Andrews Billy Andrews Nor Iman Ross John Martin Felix Yon ork Frank Newsad Eadie Dunn Karl McGee Arthur Moore Bill Helen Molnar Betty Cooper and Anna Lu Adams.
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o'Mack Braley
Balata Ball Verdict Delayed by Weather on 1943 Official Baseball
Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers officials examined the new balata core ball after warm dry weather prevented a final verdict. Reports say the core yarn gauge and center were questioned as weather risked ball integrity, with mixed opinions from testers and league officials.
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Larry Sour
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Serra Te ‘Orkanata
Conia
Aden
Andy
Wits
Ieee
Iing Siehlier Beerth
Kauftman
Parsons
Brooklyn
New York
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
American New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Bulldogs Face Middleport in Weather Affected Baseball
Middleport Auxiliary Police base ball team meets Athens High School this afternoon amid wet grounds. Athens players led by Hartingst and Laing show batting and fielding work despite poor weather. Ohio University Bobcats travel to Oxford to face Miami Redskins tomorrow after a rainout earlier today.
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Middleport
Fadleport
Athens High School
Athens
I Hartingst
Walters Pe
J. Lain
E. Walters
Ws Laing
Es Plein
Ohio University
Bobcat
Ailers
Oxford
Miami Redsking
Chimath
Ome Kame
Barinam
Bobcats
Ohio “State
War Bond Drive Report From Glouster Club
Glouster junior Pro Vective Study Club hosts Spring meeting at Mrs Willis home on Braun Street. Prize winners include Mundew and Miss Mary Chute. the ladies display strong interest in the War Loan Drive as the "Victory Helpers" lead with bonds worth 400 dollars and "Bond Boosters" at 325 dollars. Public notices announce cleanup week starting April 26 and a First Baptist Church meeting set for Saturday night at 7:30.
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Glouster
Provective
Willis
Hower
Braun St
Mundew
Mary Chute
Blower
Mardenta
Garet Dunlevy
Donald
Hollister High School
Howard
Sith Anapdragons
Olive G
Treva Meee
Elizabeth Ann Mun
Helen Binderbasin
Kana Binderbasin
C. A. Ver
Lawrence Colbert
Helpers
Margaret’ Dune
Levy
Dorothy Howard
Marcella’ Jonas
Penn Relays tap great handicapper set at Franklin Field
Fullerton notes a marquee crowd of handicappers at the Penn Relays, ten timers handling multiple stop watches, and the intense track enthusiasm. The item also mentions war plant shifts, local sports figures, and a Mississippi athlete among guest stars, with brief notices on the Shaughnessy playoff rule and Lieut Gelatka’s malaria recovery.
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Hugh Fullerton
Philadelphia
Anklin
Glouster Churches Plan Easter Activities
Glouster churches outline Easter services with pageantry led by Miss Margaret Jane Tigner at the Methodist and Bible School events. Sunrise service at 6:00 am, Bible School at 9:00 am, baptism by sprinkling after the 10:30 am worship, and no evening service this Easter.
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Glouster
AG. Winkle
Methodist & Church
Earl S. Johnson
Winkle
NBC
Dee Harry E. Bright
Early Gardening Activity Remains Steady in Glouster Area
Glouster residents report advanced garden work with plowing and soil preparation for vegetables. Many have lettuce or early vegetables started. some even ate early onions. War effort pride grows as more locals plan home farming. a dog warden and council actions address stray dogs and daytime leash rules.
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Glouster
Fampener
Victory Garden
Ada
Terntory
Iso
Toledo Mudhens edge Columbus in tight season opener
Toledo’s 1943 Mudhens split a doubleheader with the Columbus Red Birds, losing 5 to 4 in the first game and winning the follow up as Jack Fournier’s squad showed early potential. Pitching by Barrett and fielding by Kimble and Corona kept the Hens in contention. Gregorio, Zarilla and Corona supplied key hits while Boken and Kimble contributed on defense.
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Portsmouth
Toledo
Mudhens
Columbus Red Birds
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Bml Beckman
Barrett
Uanea
Columbus Red
Ohio University
Seiuriay
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Ames
Athens
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Epps
Harry Kimberlin
Loyd Hanning
Gle
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Earl Ones
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Epp
Boken
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Moss
Hannings
Fournier
Dick Kimble
Ted R
Heme
Bucher
Zarikia Sac
Balch
Kimble
Vanek
John Writhead
Bob Aingie
Williams
Bui Cox
Toal
Aaigne
Nick Cullop
The
Birds
Ted Wilks
Preacher Roe
Ken Burkhardt
Fou
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Dick ‘Kimble
Short
Bob Boken Zari
Bilcher Eppa
Soken
Kimberlin
Heath
Columbus
Hanning
Wieceorek
Joneihi
Bergamo
Mon
Kent Sones
Kimberin
Antonelli
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Iterikeout
Hia Credit Diicee
Jane
finge-Vervan
Hoken
Coronaj
Kim
Balla
Vice
Tt Hanning
Jones
Km Twore
Berlin
Rae
Creel
Zaria
King
Eckman Itcher
Ret and
Roe
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