Buckeyes Edge Bobcats In Late Rally For 5 4 Win
Ohio State beat Ohio University 5 4 as the Bucks rallied in the seventh and eighth innings. Muldovan started for Cleveland with a wild first, Burdette relieved and Burdette’s errors plus timely hits by Ernst and Huffman helped Ohio State tie and then take the lead before Nakama’s RBI single sealed the win.
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Bill
Phillips
Ernst
Burdette
Greene
Keo Nakama
Huffman
Harkins
Bobcat
Wren
Nakama
Ohio State
Ohio U
Murphy
Irkins
Rambo
Muldovan
Lette
Grate
Trittschuh
Van
Ale
Ffrittschuh
Heinz
Jovan
Hases State
Ohio Golf Schedule Hit by War Findings
Ohio's 1943 competitive golf calendar is severely disrupted by World War II. Only one of twelve annual fixtures remains certain, six events are definitely canceled, three listed as probably suspended, and two in unclear status. The Inverness Four-Ball at Toledo and the Mahoning Valley Open at Youngstown are removed from the lineup, reflecting the impact on top professionals and national competition.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Inverness
Toledo
Youngstown
Buckeye
Mahoning Valley
Ray Pennell
Michigan State
Ohio State
Bob Kepler
The
Bucks
Fullerton's Roundup on Blooper Baseball and War-Era Golf
A mixed roundup notes Andy Coakley blaming poor batting on lack of spring practice and the old versus new baseball. Columbia uses the new ball while colleges push for older, livelier play. War-time golf sees many events canceled, with state and collegiate tournaments to be dropped. only high school champs may proceed. Golf plans pivot to war bond fund games as courses stay open for fundraising. Ohio and Michigan State suspend matches. Kepler seeks substitutes.
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NEW York
Andy Coakley
Columbia
Andy
Lions
Coakley
Class Entertained at Jacksonville Methodist Sun School
The Sunshine Class of Jacksonville Methodist Sunday School entertained their teacher Mrs Walter Haskey Saturday afternoon. An Easter basket was prepared and delivered to a shut in. Children enjoyed an egg hunt on the lawn followed by a picnic lunch on the porch. The group then visited Morrison's where they were served ice cream. Next meeting will feature a hike and a picnic.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
May Queen honors and Easter visits noted in Glouster notes
In Glouster social notes Miss Dorothy Jo Danford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C F Danford, returned from a five day Easter visit to Columbus where she was named an attendant to Capital University May Queen. May Day events will be broadcast and the crowning will occur during a May Day play. The column also lists guests and family visits across several towns including Cleveland, Canton, Elyria, Columbus, and Columbus area.
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Maude Williams
Joyce Williams
Cleveland
Theodore Williams
Columbus
Tania M. Lintala
Betty Bycofski
Mike Bycofski
Jacksonville
Canton
Sabra Armstrong
Elyria
Herb Armstrong
Kathryn Anderson
Osborne
Delbert Bodkin
Derby Trial Mile Carded At Churchill Downs Today
Derby Trial Mile at Churchill Downs features 13 hopefuls seeking a Derby spot. Second money in the Derby pays $8,000, with several owners including Warren Wright and Mrs Ethel Mars among the competitors.
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Churchill Downs
Count Fleet
Mr. Big
Warren Wright
Ethel V. Mars
W. E. Boeing
J. Graham Brown
Henry L. Finch
Modest Lad
Eddie
Rochester
Oris Hockett Returns to Tribe Batting Order
CHICAGO April Indians open a three game series with the White Sox. Manager Lou Boudreau will replace Hank Edwards in center field against left handed pitching. Thornton Lee starts for the Sox. Hackett faces lefties but may stay if off to a good start. Edwards is 2 for 20. MclHarder starts for the Indians in today's opener.
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Chicago
Oris Hockett
Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
Lou Boudreau
Hockett
Hank Edwards
Tribe
Thornton
Boudreau
Hackett
Edwards
MclHarder
Detroit
Middleport Nine Vanquishes White Falcon 11-5 at Pythian Park
Middleport Auxiliary Police softball and baseball teams led by Chief L. B. High sponsor Hig h won 11 to 5 against Wahama’s White Falcon at Pythian Park. The AP squads continue a strong spring showing with multiple victories and seek further games with baseball and softball clubs.
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Middleport
White Falcon
Wahama
Pythian Park
Chief of Police
L. B. High
Standings and results preview with no games listed
National standings show yesterday's results with no American games scheduled. No games were played in the American section and no updates appear for the national standings yesterday.
West Columbia Social Notes Update from Local Towns
West Columbia notes list Ben Van Matre heading to California camp and Ted Riley’s bicycle accident with minor injuries. Numerous visits, travels, illnesses, and gatherings across Point Pleasant Pomeroy Mason City Middleport Hallwood and Hollister noted. Community club meetings planned at Hollister A B Church and Glouster Methodist Church with local members named.
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West Columbia
Ben van Matre
Army
California
Ted Jr. Riley
Ross Kapp
Point Pleasant
Mildred Ruth Miller
Lucy Riley
Pomeroy
Andrew van Matre
Howard van Matre
Kaylong
Vicy Foreman
New Haven
Nannie Johnson
Lester Foreman
William Spears
Harriett van Matre
Homer Johnson
Mason City
Dorothy Russell
Rome Steward
Middleport
William Wheeler
Lawrence van Matre
Dan Shane
Syracuse
Benny Blessing
Nin Steward
David van Matre
Hartford
Sam Eads
Ray Brumley
Bill Young
Robert Hoffman
James Sprouse
Hallwood
Robert Lee
Mason
James Lee
Allen Pickens
Vene Kerwood
Bill Cartwright
Columbus
Grant Shell
Will Shell
Stevie Sprouse
Robert Noble
Maitie Cartwright
Glouster High Beats Chauncey 19 to 1 on Chauncey Field
Glouster High School defeated Chauncey 19 to 1 on Chauncey Field Monday. Box scores accompany the brief game report.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Chauncey
Jacksonville Young People Present Easter Pageant
In a candle lit Easter dawn service at the Methodist Church in Glouster the Jacksonville group staged a pageant titled O Tell the Glad Story. Four palm bearers and two mournful women appeared beside a veiled cross as lilies and bright cross imagery framed the scene. Baptismal rites led by Rev. C. E. Palmer preceded the pageant, with a chorus and piano under Wahneta Eskstenkamp er.
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Jacksonville
Methodist
Walter McCaskey
E. C. Shirkey
Jean Ann Grossman
Anita Scurlock
Grace Ann Hartley
Ruth Williams
Lucile Williams
Margaret Hammond
Arlene Davis
Eloise Miller
Wahneta Echstenkamper
Christ
C. E. Palmer
Former Glouster Student Tops Scholastic Honors
Juanita Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Williams former Glouster residents, ranked first in scholarship in a class of 81 with 3.825. She could not be named valedictorian due to a rule requiring three of four high school years at the same school. She will perform a piano solo at commencement.
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Glouster
Bellaire Leader
Juanita Williams
Ernest Williams
Williams
Glouster High School
Bellaire
Service Men of Glouster Area Update
GLOUSTER AREA service bulletins note P F C David Watkins completed Holabird Ordnance School in Baltimore and transferred to Dale Mabry Field in Tallahassee Florida. Ralph White spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl Antie in Trimble Heights Newark. Alfred Morris enlisted in the Navy for a twelve week boat training course at Great Lakes. Sunday visitors included Cadet Foster Harry Delaware Miss Fern Robinson Phil and Karen Goodman Athens and Sue Ann Harry Glouster rural.
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Glouster
David Watkins
Holabird Ordnance School
Baltimore
Dale Mabry
Tallahassee
Fla
Ralph White
Newark
Carl Antie
Trimble Heights
Alfred Morris
Navy
Great Lakes Training Station
Ed Kurtzman
Foster Harry
Delaware
Fern Robinson
Phil
Karen Goodman
Athens
Sue Ann Harry
Glouster Rural
Wade undergoes emergency appendix operation at Sheltering Arms
Nate Wade was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital Sunday for an emergency appendix operation. The surgeon found the appendix ruptured and the patient rested comfortably Monday after a serious operation.
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Glouster
Nate Wade
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Easter Sermon At Trimble Methodist Church
Rev C E Palmer delivered the Easter sermon at Trimble Methodist Church at 9:30. After baptism for Cedric Jerome Anderson, the regular Sunday School followed with Easter music and recitals led by Sunday School Superintendent L E Buell. The Young Peoples Chorus and soloist Ann Anderson performed, followed by speaking parts from listed youths. memorial flowers were presented to the church for the late Mr and Mrs S S Danford, and several former members and friends attended from out of town.
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Claryce Lantz
Betty, Berths
Iva Luckey
Billy Kennard
David Grisby
Richard Orme
Elizabeth Davis
Bonnie Arnold
Marjorie Palmer
8. S. Danford
Painfully Injured Worker at Wright Chair Co
Glouster L. L. Steadman, an employee of Wright Chair Co., suffered a painful injury on a machine. Three fingers were badly torn, one possibly broken, and he was taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital for treatment. He is expected to miss several days of work but may not lose any fingers.
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Glouster
L. L. Steadman
Wright Chair Co
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Attendance Test Slated For Majors
The major leagues plan a renewed attendance push with eight openers as National and American Leagues host home debuts after road starts. Forecasts total about 90,000 fans across eight games, amid earlier weak turnout averaging under 10,000 per game through 27 dates.
Bivins Defeats Valentino In 10 Round Bout
In San Francisco 7500 fans watched Jimmy Bivins overwhelm Pat Valentino with superior footwork and infighting to win on points over ten rounds. Valentino claimed rounds one and three, while Bivins delivered a ninth-count knockdown in round ten. Bivins weighed 176 1 2 pounds, Valentino 184 1 2, and gross receipts approached $25,000.
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San Francisco
Cleveland
Jimmy Bivins
Pat Valentino
Bivins
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Starr to Face Klinger in Pirates Reds Opener
Ray Starr and Bob Klinger start for Cincinnati as the Reds visit Pittsburgh to open the Pirates home season. Starr comments that the club has no 1942 balls left and must use the 1943 beanbag. Starr, aged 36, believes he could win 20 games with the dead ball. Gerald Walker takes over center field with Mike McCormick gone.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Brave
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Ray Starr
Bob Klinger
Cincinnati Reds
Ray
Pirates
Gerald Walker
Mike McCormick
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