Great Lakes Sailors Start Season with Ohio University Match
Great Lakes Naval Training Station baseball team opens against Ohio University at OU Field. Frank Baumholtz headlines a lineup including former majors like Joe Grace and Don Padgett, with pitching from Jim Reninger and Don Dunker as the sailors prep for a May 4 clash at Wrigley Field and a tough summer schedule.
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Ohio University
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
OU Field
Navy
Gordon S
Mickey) Cochrane
Indiana University
Annance
Miami Tlaieaun
Gul Magmus
Athens
Frankie Baumholtz
Cochrane
Jim Reninger
Baltimore
Toronto
Don Dunker
Don Godfredson
Winnipeg
Dick Klein
Northwestern
Charleston
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Blue Jackets
Brewers Blues Tie For Lead In Association
Milwaukee and Kansas City exchange the top spot as both win to keep pace in the young Association race. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 8-3 and 10-3 to halt a skid, while Kansas City won to join the leaders. Columbus falls from favorite status after losses to Louisville 4-2 and 6-3.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Johnny Neun
Blues
Brewers
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Tribe
Pellagrini
Tobi
Posienas
Lingua
Caxwen
Lazor If
Gilbert
Young
Marshall
Antonelli
Ames
Blaemire
Crouch
eBergamo
Gabler
Heath
Klein
Atonelli
Cazen
Lucier
Weafer
Parker
Reds Box Score Summary of Game Details
Box score shows Reds hitters Bluemire Cazen Krese Morgan Gil bert Klein Bergamo Antonelli with 2 RBIs from Krese and 2 from others. Lacy sac, Wilks 5 1 3 innings, Pot ter 5 5, Gabler 1, Blumette 2. Potter wins, Wilks loses. attendance 3606. time 1 36.
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Bluemire
Cazen
Krese
Morgan
Gil
Bert
Klein
Bergamo
Antonelli
Lacy
Louisville
Columbus
House
Wilks
Gabler
Potter
Blumette
Roe
Great Lakes Built Sub To Be Launched
The first submarine fully built on the Great Lakes will be launched Thursday April 30 at a Wisconsin shipyard. The vessel is the first inland waters complete launch, with Midwest built equipment and parts. Attendance noted as 12 with umpire details and a 2 18 time cited.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Navy
Midwest
Reds Beat Cubs 9-5 In Series Decider At Crosstown Field
Cincinnati Reds improved with 18 hits and 9-5 victory over the Chicago Cubs as Gene Thompson allowed two runs in the final four innings. Frank McCormick homered after Gerald Walker’s double and Ray Lamanno chipped in a double and three runs, while Bucky Walters contributed two early double plays amid a shaky infield performance. Lamanno also received a 1-A draft reclassification. Vander Meer to start against Hiram Bithorn in the series finale.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Chicago Cubs
Vandy
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Hiram
Reds
Red
Frank McCormick
Gerald Walker
Ray Lamanne
Rollie Hemsley
Lamanno
National Chicago at Cincinnati and others schedule
Baseball card style listing shows games including Chicago at Cincinnati in the national circuit and Kansas City at St Paul as well as Louisville at Columbus Milwaukee at Minneapolis Indianapolis at Toledo with no American games scheduled. This brief note tallies multiple matchups across leagues and cities.
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National Club
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Wwe Wen
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston Hee
Philadelphia
American Club
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston Ee
Washington
V. Pet
Kansas City
Ereens
Milwaukee
Louisville
Eeeweene
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Four Clubs Face Big Ten Win Streaks in Baseball Standings
Unbeaten Michigan and Ohio State led the Big Ten baseball race after weekend play, beating Purdue and Indiana respectively while Illinois and Iowa each added wins. Illinois defeated Chicago 14 to 2 and 6 to 0, and Iowa swept Northwestern 5 to 1 and 12 to 1, leaving Wisconsin untested.
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Chicago
Michigan
Ohio State
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Purdue
Indiana
Illini
Hawkeyes
Northwestern
Arky Vaughan Bolsters Dodgers and Impresses Fans
NEA Service reports Arky Vaughan quickly adapting to third base with the Dodgers after a trade that sent multiple players to Brooklyn. Vaughan earns comparisons to DiMaggio for natural grace and smooth play, with rival Pete Reiser viewed as his main NL batting threat and coaches praising his effortless style.
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New York
Brooklyn
Floyd Ellis Vaughan
Ebbets Field
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Flatbush
Fusileers
Hot Potato Hamlin
Blimp Phelps
Pete Cosearart
Jimmy Wasdell
Arky Vaughan
Vaughan
Octopus
Pittsburgh
Gowanus
Pete Reiser
Arky
Dimaggio
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Dolph Camilli
Billy Herman
Stanley Hack
Cubs
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Dixie Walker
St. Louis
Pepper Martin
Gas House Gang
Happy Memory
Joe Moore
Giants
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Goose Goslin
Hank Greenberg
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Red Rolfe
Rolfe
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Gerry Priddy
Dartmouth
Foxy
Baseball leaders and pitching figures from major league stats
Front Runners with Moore of St Louis 366 batting. Ott of New York 13 runs. Marshall of New York 15 RBIs. Fernandez of Boston 18 hits. Walker of Brooklyn 7 doubles. Elliott Philadelphia Benjamin Pittsburgh and Nicholson Chicago two triples. Marshall New York Elliott Pittsburgh and Litwhiler Philadelphia three homers. Miller Boston and Reiser Brooklyn three steals. Davis and Head Brooklyn 30 wins. Gordon New York 447 batting. Case Washington 15 runs. York Detroit and Gordon New York 14 RBIs. Spence Washington 23 hits. Estatella Washington eight doubles. Suter Philadelphia and Spence Washington three triples. Keltner Cleveland Detroit Doerr Boston three homers. Bagby Cleveland
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Moore
St. Louis
Ott
New York
Marshall
Fernandez
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Benjamin
Philadelphia
Nicholson
Chicago
Litwhiler
Miller
Reiser
Davis
Head
Gordon
Case
Washington
York
Detroit
Spence
Estatella
Suter
Keltner
Cleveland
Doerr
Bagby
Army and Navy boxing and base ball actions teased
Fullerton’s Roundup reports upcoming Army Navy boxing at St Augustine Florida with Georgie Abrams Steve Belloise from Jacksonville Naval Air Station leading a service bout lineup. Lieut George Earnshaw’s Jacksonville team scheduled to face an Army outfit. Joe DiMaggio pictured in a Los Angeles City College locker hints at a Yankees connection. Moonlight the foxhound may receive a social invitation when George Trautman marries Mrs Jane Asbury. Carl Beil comments Churchill Downs as a chumping off place.
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New York
Army
Navy
St. Augustine
Fla
Service
U.S.O
Georgie Abrams
Steve Belloise
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
George Earnshaw
Jacksonville
Joe DiMaggio
Los Angeles City College
The
Yankees
George Trautman
American Association
Jane Asbury
Valdosta
Tenn
Moonlight
Asbury
Jackson, C
National Fox Hunt
Trautman
Dover Parish Delegates Attend Beverly Meeting
Twenty three delegates from Dover Parish attended the District 14 Youth Rally of the Church of Christ held Saturday in Beverly where eighty youths enrolled. District vice president Geraldine Malpas was elected, with Rev. Dale Fiers of Newark as guest speaker and Isabel Courtney leading singing.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
District 14
Beverly
Elbert Starn
Dale Fiers
Newark
Isabel Courtney
Betty Courtney
Geraldine Malpas
Neut
Athens
Genevieve Lafollette Weds George Robinson
Announcement of the marriage of Genevieve Lafollette daughter of James Lafollette to George Robison son of Mr and Mrs Charles Robison of Hollister. The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon at the Chauncey Church of Christ with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating. The bride's sister Mrs Ernest McConaha witnessed the ceremony. The couple plan to reside in Hollister.
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Chauncey
Genevieve Lafollette
James Lafollette
George Robison
Charles Robison
Hollister
Gilbert Courtney
Hold Services for Mrs. Anna Knight
The body of 73 year old Mrs. Anna Knight former Millfield resident died Wednesday at her son's home near Nelsonville. Funeral services were held in Chauncey and burial followed in Nye Cemetery. Survived by several children including daughters Mrs. Glenda Leonard of Salem and Mrs. Mae Sisson of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Anna Knight
Millfield
Nelsonville
Nye
Doctors Sanders Sprague Return From New York
Dr. C Nile Sanders of Millfield and Dr. John R B Sprague of Athens returned Sunday from New York City where they spent a week in post graduate work. They traveled to Columbus by motor and then flew by plane from Columbus to New York.
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Chauncey
C. Nile Sanders
Millfield
John RB. Sprague
Athenns
New York City
Columbus
New York
Greens Run Church announces study group and official board meeting
Rev Gilbert Courtney says the Greens Run Church of Christ study group and workers conference meet Tuesday at 7 p m at the church. Afterward the official board will hold a follow up meeting.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Greens Run Church of Christ
Funeral services for Mildred Swisher held in Columbus
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m in the O R Woodyard chapel for Mrs Mildred R Swisher 28 wife of Jerold Swisher of 333 EF Gates St and mother of three children who died in University Hospital Saturday Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Survived by husband two daughters Marlene and Linda a son Norman Jerold a brother Stephen Kellerman of Wyandotte Mich two sisters Mrs Julia Northup of Dayton and Mrs Mary Ann Winter of Stewart Ohio grandmother Mrs Laura B Koon and an uncle Norman L Koon Columbus real estate dealer
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Columbus
O. R. Woodyard Chapel
Mildred R. Swisher
Jerold Swisher
EF. Gates St
University Hospital
Green Lawn Cemetery
Marlene
Linda Swisher
Norman Jerold Swisher
Stephen Kellerman
Wyandotte, Mich
Julia Northup
Dayton
Mary Ann Winter
Stewart, C
Laura B. Koon
Norman L Koon
Courtney's Team Wins Baseball Game
CHAUNCEY The Junior Courtney team defeated Wib Canter 25 to 4 in a Friday baseball game. Kenneth Russell umpired. Courtney players included Terry Cunningham Junior Pennell Junior Courtney Jack Crosser Dick Collins and Robert Freeman. Canter's lineup featured Frani Stewart Bill Cline Richard Boling Wib Canter and Tommy Cline.
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Chauncey
Junior Courtney
Wib Canter
Courtney
Kenneth Russell
Terry Cunningham
Junior Pennell
Jack Crosser
Dick Collins
Robert Freeman
Frani Stewart
Bill Cline
Richard Boling
Tommy Cline
Young Adult Church Conference At Nelsonville Church
The Chauncey and Nelsonville Church of Christ held a young adult conference at the Nelsonville Church with over 80 registrants. Sessions ran morning afternoon and night and a dinner was served. Representatives included Christine Brown Betty Courtney Analee Vore and Rev Gilbert Courtney. Richard Daugherty represented the Church of Christ.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Nelsonville
Christine Brown
Betty Courtney
Analee Vore
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church
Richard Daugherty
Mine Members Must Report To Get Fund
Chauncey Local No. 358 announced at a mine meeting that all exonerated members must report every 30 days to Otto Graham to receive the burial fund. Chauncey secretary of the Burial Fund Committee. Mrs John Shafer was in Columbus visiting relatives including Mrs Floride Grinstead and family and Nora Graves, formerly of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Local No. 358
Otto Graham
John Shafer
Columbus
Floride Grinstead
Nora Graves
the Plains
Weekly quilting party of the Ladies Aid Society
The Methodist Church hosts a all day Wednesday quilting party by the Ladies Aid Society at the church. The event invites members to join and participate in the community project.
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Chauncey
The
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Pipe Carload Unloaded for Racine Water System
Ira Beegle unloaded a carload of pipe this week for Racine's new water system under construction. Wells for the water supply have been drilled and tested, and the drilling equipment was moved out last week.
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Racine
Ira Beegle
Indians Rally Past White Sox To Tie for AL Lead
Colonel Mills nicknamed Buster delivered a two run single in the eighth inning to erase a 2-1 Chicago lead and give Cleveland a 3-2 win to stay in a first place tie with the Yankees. The victory capped an eight game Tribe streak amid a day of strong major league action across both leagues.
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Austin Bealmear
Associated Press
Colonel Mills
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Buster
Johnny Rigney
Indians
Jeff Heath
Tribe
Les Fleming
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
White Sox
Ray Mack
Colonel
Buster) Mills
Fleming
Boudreau
New York Yankees
Yankees
Boston
Red Sox
Buddy Rosar
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Jimmy Bloodworth
Barney McCosky
Philadelphia Athletics
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
New York
Boston Braves
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Romans Take 2nd in Class B Relays at Ohio Wesleyan
Rome Canaan high school track finished second in Class B at the Ohio Wesleyan Relays in Delaware. The Romans scored 28 points behind Xenia O S and S O with 35. Grif fin Vess Fuller T Rose won the two mile relay in 8 56.6 and multiple events earned silvers.
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Rome-Canaan
Ohio Wesleyan
Rome
Griffin
Vess
Fuller
T. Rose
Frisby
Darnell
Chesser
H. Rose
Bowling star Kotalik tops in 1942 Amer Bowl tourney
George Kotalik, a 33 year old Chicagoan with a difficult start in the draft, rises to top form in the 1942 American Bowling Congress tour. He places second in all events with a 218.4 average and fourth in singles with 736, after opening with a 257 and a 264 run before a late miss. In doubles he posts 623 and in team bowling with Bennett Arcades 607, while Tod Moskal of Saginaw contributes to the field.
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Columbus
Sam
George Kotalik
Kotalik
Bennett Arcades
Tod Moskal
Saginaw, Mich
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John Minkar
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Chuck Burdette
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Navy Nine
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Jim van Orsdell
Miami
America Association
Don Padgett
Keystone
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Johnny Lucadello
McCoy
Lucadello
Ernie Andres
Andres
Louisville Colonels
Frank Pytlak
Pytlak
Florida
Boston Red Sox
Seilieell
Louisville AB
Rf Morgan
Lazor
Kalal
Fiorito
Ewe
Ose Neee Nicholson
Dallassandro
dTriplett Keren
Parks
Bouce
Ccanesease
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McCormick
Frey
M. McCormick
Goodman
F. McCormick
Joost
Thompson
Haas
Walters
F. McComick
Cavarretta
Merullo
Tren
F. Mick
Mooty
Eaves
Byompson
Pressnet
cher—Thompson
Jorda, Magerkurth
Barr
Big Ten
NEA Service
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Carl Beil
Northwest Arkansas Times
Fayetteville
Churchill Downs
Dover Parish
Jean Lands
Betty Lou Jandes
Jean Nye
Mary Lou Ferrer
Geraldine Parry
Marilyn Parry
Jeanette Blackford
Harve Courtney
Russell Johnson
Carlos Nye
Rey
Taylor Ridge
June Heffken
Jean Heffken
Florence Hilderbrand
Trimble
Geraldine Mulpas
Regina Barich
Hila Jean Vess
Donna Faye Seekinger
Greens
Donna Blower
Norma Hanley
George Robinson
Drs. Sanders
Sprague
Stewart
Tribe Rally
John Stanley
Dan
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Glouster
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