Ohio Bucks Rally Falls Short As Bobcats Win 5-2
Don Grate and Don Maxa sparked a late seven hit, three base blast in the eighth inning lifting Ohio University over Ohio State 5-2. Muldovan held the Bucks in check through seven before grants of walks and a grady double sealed the Bobcats’ comeback.
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Ohio State
Bucks
Bobcats
Don Grate
Buck
Grate
Don Maxa
Maxa
Maldovan
Bill Smith
Maldo van
Newby
Ranz
Smith
Schiff
Nakama
Pappas
Miller
Mariinsky
Walstrom
Ohio
U. Errocs
Mackey
Siler
Nowels
Hyre
Wylie
Hines
Hite
Ohio U
Stir Up 8to 5 Favorite for Derby Honors
Stir Up from Green tree Stables repeats as winter favorite ahead of the Kentucky Derby on May 6. Skytracer lifted his Derby hopes with a 3 length win over Challenge Me in the Blue Grass Stakes at Churchill Downs, boosting potential Derby starters to a list led by Stir Up at 8 to 5 and Skytracer at 10 to 1.
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Louisville
Greentree Stables
Skytracer
Florida
Churchill Downs
Downs
Challenge Me
Pensive
Stymie
Autocrat
Gramps
J E
American Eagle
Corning High School Scholarship Tests and Social Notes
Corning High School students readied for Scholarship Tests across grades with names listed for English algebra science and history. Social notes mention Sewing Club dinner at Miss Jo Ann Edwards Congo home and upcoming school events including senior class play May 12 and commencement May 22.
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Corning
Corning High School
Vivian Marshall
Nancy Lee Bryson
Marjorie Bryson
Margie Hoffman
Steve Bobanich
Dee Swisher
Zelda Vernick
Roberta Dawson
Flora Mae Porkalob
Robert Fisher
Emma Jane Quinn
Eugene Fuleki
William Garrison
Jo Ann Edwards
Congo
Isabel Murray
Clarence Garrison
Lu Brown
Jane Miller
Polly Roof
Mery Evans
Miss Edwards
Corning Methodist Church
Isabel Banevich
J. R. Stallings
Jack Stallings
San Francisco
Charles Crane
Winebrimmer
Joseph Winnenberg
Camp Breckenridge
Henry Winnenberg
Robert Massick
Hemlock
Visi
Lloydigeanonan
Manafield
Yesterday's Stars Lead Off Strong Night in the League
Frank McCormick belted a 13th inning homer to give Bucky Walters a 1-0 win over the Cardinals. Preacher Roe beat the Cubs 6-1 with seven hits aided by Vince DiMaggio's homer. Nick Etten powered the Yankees to a 6-2 victory over the A's with a two run homer a single and a double. Early Wynn stopped the Red Sox 2-1 for the Senators in two straight wins. Vernon Stephens aided the Browns in a seven run sixth inning as St. Louis pulled within striking distance.
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Nick Etten
Yankees
Lam Harris
New York
A's
Early Wynn
Senators
Boston
Vernon Stephens
Browns
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Crosley Field
Bucky
Alvin Jurisph
McCormick
Tipton
Alene
Meher
Enncaccce
Asia
Walters
Walker
Miller
Clay
O'Dea
Williams
Verban
Marion
Sanders
Jurisich
Conlan
Sears
Tiny floor lamp cells light postwar stairways
Stairsteps in postwar houses may be lit by marble sized lamps developed for military use. A penny’s worth of electricity will operate one light for six months.
Jute Silk Rubber Tea and Sugar Shares in U S Trade
In early 1941 the Far East supplied the United States with 99 percent of its raw jute, 49 percent of its raw silk and rubber, 70 percent of its tea, and 40 percent of its cane sugar, underscoring a heavy reliance on Asian sources.
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Far East
United States
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
Night results show Cincinnati beat St Louis 1 0 in 13 innings. Pittsburgh toppled Chicago 6 1. New York won 6 2 over Philadelphia while Washington lost 2 1 to Boston and St Louis defeated Cleveland 5 2. Detroit Chicago game postponed by rain. Columbus edged Louisville 4 3 in Milwaukee 10 innings. Kansas City beat Minneapolis 1 0 and Toledo downed Indianapolis 4 1.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
National Club . Pet
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American Club
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Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
M'Cormick's Homer Wins For Walters
Cincinnati pitcher Bucky Walters wins a 1 0 decision over St Louis in 13 innings at Crosley Field. McCormick hits a tying homer after fourteen innings of tense play, with Walters delivering daylight-night win contrast and 300-game club lore.
Four American Association Openers Draw Big Crowd
More than 30,000 fans attended opening games across four American Association clubs. The Milwaukee Brewers beat St. Paul 1 to 0 in 10 innings on Frank Secory's homer, with Owen Scheetz holding St. Paul to six hits. Kansas City tops Minneapolis 1 to 0 as Roy Pepper bests Otis Clark. Louisville wins 4 to 3 in 10 innings over Columbus with Burman and Wyrostek delivering the decisive doubles. Toledo defeats Indianapolis 4 to 1 behind Harry Kimberlin with late help from Cliff Fannin. Attendance figures ranged around 3,500 to 8,500 per game.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee Brewers
Frank Secory
Owen Scheetz
Brewers
Ray Blades
Gene Allenger
Scheetz
Brewer
Allenger
Roy Pepper
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Otis Clark
Columbus
Red Birds
Louisville
Jack Burman
Johnny Wyrostek
Ken Burkhart
Colonels
Toledo
Indianapolis
Harry Kimberlin
Cliff Fannin
Bill Heltzel
Eddie Morgan
Tribe
Former Chauncey Miner Prisoner of the Germans
Chauncey area families learn sergeant Alva C. Koon, formerly of Chauncey Mine 25 at the New York Coal Co., has been captured after being listed missing in action on February 24 during a mission over Germany. He is the son of Clifford and Mrs. Koon of Nelsonville Route 1 and brother of Mrs. De Witt Walker of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Clifford Koon
Nelsonville
War Department
Alva C
Tippy) Koon
Germany
Chauncey Mine
New York Coal Co
Koon
de Witt Walker
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey residents host and visit relatives in nearby towns. Mrs Zimmie Smith and Mr and Mrs Morris Eisnaugle visit with Mrs Smiths sisters Mrs Marinda Cruikshank and Jennie Courtney. Several locals travel to Toledo Athens Cleveland Columbus and Gloucester to visit family and friends.
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Chauncey
Zimmie Smith
Morris Eisnaugle
Wiley
Columbus
Smith
Marinda Cruikshank A
Jennie Courtney
Harold Childress
Jerry
Linda
Toledo
DeWitt Walker
Clifford Koon
Sharon Ann
Birthday Party for Mary Lou Earich in Mill
A CHAUNCEY birthday party was hosted at Mary Lou Earich’s Mill home with many young guests. The guest of honor received numerous gifts and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Earich. James T. Maffin of Marion, brother of Mrs. Vera Bridgewater, began a revival at Newtown Holiness Church near Murray City with services nightly at 7:30.
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Chauncey
Mary Lou Earich
Mill
James T. Maffin
Marion
Vera Bridgewater
Newtown
Murray City
FHA Members Attend Regional F H A Meeting in Amesville
Seven Chauncey-Dover High School members led by Naomi Savage and advisor Miss Helen Sims attended a regional F H A gathering in Amesville last week. Sixteen schools were represented with about 150 in attendance to confer third and fourth degrees on qualifying members. Initiates from C D H S included Gleneta Patton Barbara Noland Mary Lou Kittle Margaret Paulin Joan Johnson Dorothy Robinson and Marianna Gould. The event featured an initiation ceremony musical numbers and social activities plus a deli cious Amesville lunch served by local hostesses.
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Chauncey
F.hsa
Chauncey-Dover High School
Naomi Savage
Helen Sims
F.H.A
Amesville
C.D.H.S
Gleneta Patton
Barbara Noland
Mary Lou Kittle
Margaret Paulisin
Joan Johnson
Dorothy Robinson
Marianna Gould
Chauncey Family Receives Camp Meade Update
Pvt. Ray Hillyer, stationed at Camp Meade Maryland, phoned his Chauncey and Sugar Creek relatives to relay news. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hillyer of Sugar Creek, formerly Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Robert Hillyer
Pvt
Ray Hillyer
Camp Meade, Md
Sugar Creek
British Soldiers Get Slight Pay Increases
London announces a five cent daily pay rise for army privates with at least three years service, bringing them to about one dollar a day. No raise for new recruits. current 60 cent base remains with small annual increases after six months up to three years.
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London
Wong
Opposition to Fourth Term Found in South
John A. Barr national president of the draft Byrd for President movement says southern opposition to a Roosevelt fourth term is strong. He asserts a sizable number of southern delegates would walk out if Roosevelt is drafted as the Democratic nominee and notes the Byrd movement has gained tremendous momentum after a 10 day southern tour.
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New York
John A. Barr
Byrd
South
Roosevelt
Barr
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
BIRDS ON TOP Steiner And Col baseball clash lines
Louisville battle Columbus as Steiner leads with 2b and Genovese drives runs. Antonelli Heath Wyrostek and Burkhart fueled a 3 4 line while Byers and Deutsch pitched in a tight game. Columbus wins 4 3 in extra time after late innings showdowns.
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Genovese
Howerton
Eis
Browne
Sinn
Walters
Shofner
Aelgee
Ea Dcenacsss
Columbus
Glenevece
Wyrostek
Aioe
Mga
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Antonellis
Maliety
Heath
Monee
Burkhart
Byers
Louisville
Antonelli
Ripple
Burman
Mack
Lend-Lease Should Continue Until Victory in Berlin and Tokyo
Foreign Economics Administrator Leo T. Crowley urged the Senate Foreign Relations committee to extend lend-lease for one more year. He said the program, under his direction, has already sent $22.5 billion in war materials to the Allies and must continue until the United Nations armies reach Berlin and Tokyo.
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Leo T. Crowley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Berlin
Tokyo
Crowley
Farm Transport Plan Drafted by ODT Officials
Cleveland report says Office of Defense Transportation and war food representatives drafted a three point plan to use all farm motor vehicles. It calls for requisitioning idle trucks in a region diverting vehicles from current uses to move perishable crops and bringing in trucks from surplus areas or from harvested zones if needed.
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Cleveland
Office of Defense Transportation
War Food
Browns Equal Early Win Record With Seven Straight Wins
The St. Louis Browns beat Cleveland 5-2 to tie the 1933 Yankees for most consecutive season-opening wins at seven. Steve Sundra earned his second victory, while Don Gutteridge and Vernon Stephens provided key hits in a four-run sixth. Hank Borowy added a nine-game win streak for the Yankees, and Frank McCormick's 13th inning homer gave Cincinnati a 1-0 win over St. Louis.
Athens Minister to Preach Sunday at The Plains Nazarene Church
Rev Evan Edwards of Athens will preach Sunday morning and evening at The Plains Nazarene Church. Rev Lakin, the new Plains Nazarene pastor, arrives the first of May to occupy the former minister Frank Noel and family residence.
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Evan Edwards
Athens
Plains Nazarene Church
Lakin
The
Frank Noel
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