Peck Sparks A's in 7-5 Spring Win and Mood at Shibe Park
In spring action Hal Peck sparked the Philadelphia Athletics to a 7-5 win over New York as a seven-run fourth inning push tied for second place with the Yankees. Connie Mack, aging at 82, sees Peck and veteran players fueling optimism for the coming season.
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Connie Mack
Shibe Park
Hal Peck
Philadelphia Athletics
Theankees
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rats
American Association
Milwaukee
Peck
Yesery
Walt Dubiel
Gettel
Esse Flores
Hay
Fittery
Joe Berry
Buddy Hall
Frankie Hayes
Russ Christopher
Don
Pumper Injured At Chauncey Mine In Motor Incident
Chauncey Rye Cunningham a pumper at Chauncey Mine of York Coal Co was struck by a motor Thursday suffering a broken ankle and leg injuries. He was treated by Millfield physician then returned home. Local union No 16 plans a meeting near Bridgewater Mine on Bailey Run Sunday April 29 at 1 p.m.
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Chauncey
Ufilon No. 16
Bridgewater
Bailey Run
Standings and Weather Plagued Early Baseball Week
Standings show New York 2 Philadelphia 0 while multiple games face weather and cold. Merican standings list Philadelphia 7 New York 5 Washington 4 Boston 1 St Louis 4 Cleveland 3. Weather notes include St Louis-Cleveland second game rain and Columbus-Indianapolis and Toledo-Louisville with rain and cold conditions.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo-Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul Kansas City
National Club
New York Wert
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Indians Triumph Briefly as Browns Edge Tigers Series Opens
Cleveland defeats St Louis 4 3 in rain haunted opener as Luke Sewell’s Indians edge Detroit in a rain halted doubleheader start. Pete Gray shows heroics with a tying run and a circus catch while Vernon Stephens homers and Lou Boudreau drives in the eventual winner. Odds favor Bagby against Benton in today’s start.
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Cleveland
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Forest City
Tribe
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Boys
Brownies
Pete Gray
Nelson Potter
Vernon
Junior
Lou Boudreau
Jin Bagby
Detroit
al Benton
Browns
Dow Cannon Jr wounded in action in Europe
Mr and Mrs Dow Cannon of Columbus and Greens Run learned from the War Department that their son Dow Cannon Jr serving with the Infantry was wounded on April in the European theater of war. The notice states his condition is not serious.
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Chauncey
Dow Cannon
Columbus
Greens Run
War Department
Infantry
Dover Pastors Announce Sunday Services Schedule
CHAUNCY The Church of Christ Parish lists services for Sunday. Gilbert Courtney will speak at Trimble 9:30 p.m., Taylor Ridge 10:30, Chauncey 7:30 p.m. Glaze Thompson speaks at Greens Run 9:30 a.m., Millfield 10:30 a.m. The Friendship Class and the gifted choir lead morning worship at Chauncey church, 9:30 Bible School, worship 10:30.
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Chaunchy
Church of Christ Parish
Gilbert Courtney
Trim ‘Ble
Patty Wallace Birthday Party Shines at Millfield
Chauncey Mr and Mrs James Wallace entertained a group of children Tuesday night for Patty Wallace 12th birthday anniversary. Prizes were awarded to Barbara Willis Shirley Sisson and Lavella Mingus. Gifts and cake were given and refreshments served to a long list of attendees. Coonville services: preaching at 3 o clock tonight at the Coonville Mission Church by Andrew McKinney of Morristown.
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Chauncey
James Wallace
Millfield
Patty
Barbara Willis
Shirley Sisson
Lavella Mingus
Honer Ghest
Mrs. Wallace
Barbara
Carol Sams
Carolyn Heffken
Sandra Sanders
Gerry Russell
Richard Dunkle
Bill Sanders
Tommy Border
Marlene Bean
Patty Howard
Linda Key
Mary Alice Pughtine
Norma Kay Willis
Bonita Boudinot
Jeneves Wemner
Richard Simpson
Betty Sabo
Donna Sue Wermer
Jenny Mae Moody
Delores
Lucy Ann Muzio
Esther Hanning
Clara Theisen
Barbara Maffin
Velma Wemner
Alice Carr
Ernest Pughiline
Coonville
Coonville Mission Church
Andrew McKinney
Morristown Church
Captain Efaw Reports To Hospital in Town
Captain Edmund Efaw, recently wounded in Germany, visits wife Maxine and baby Gary during furlough. He has reported to a government hospital at Trenton, Iowa for further treatment. He is accompanied by Mrs Efaw. Gary is cared for by Mrs Harald Brown in her absence.
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Chauncey
Edmund Efaw
Maxine
Gary’ Edmund
Trenton
Iowa
Pfaw
Gary Edmund
Reverend Caffrey Announces Services and Returns
Glouster residents learn Pvt. Willard Skinner has arrived in San Francisco after two years in the South Pacific. The Skinner family, with five sons in service, notes another son, Pvt. Dallas Skinner, on furlough and Davie Skinner recently moved to a Battle Creek hospital. James Orr, son of Rev. and Mrs. J W Orr, is posthumously awarded the Silver Star for battlefield bravery in Germany. Steven Banfield, with the 101st Airborne Division, is cited by Eisenhower for the division’s historic Presidential Citation in France.
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Glouster
Willard Skinner
San Francisco
South Pacific
Jud Skinner
Skinner
Willard
Pvt
Dallas Skinner
Davie Skinner
Battle Creek
Mich
Florida
iGay
James E. Orr
J. W.orr
Nen
Columbus
Orr
Germany
J. W. Orr
Arthur Banfield
Pte
Steven’ J. Banfield
101St Airborne Division
Normandy
Holland
Eisenhower
United States
France
SGT Homer Leffler in Italy. calf twins born to Wards
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leffler of Lexington Avenue report a letter from their son Sergeant Homer Leffler, somewhere in Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ward of Beau Week note twin calves born to their cow on Thursday, both calves are heifers.
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Chauncey
Edward Leffler
Lexington Ave
Sgt
Homer Leffler
Italy
Mrs. Marshall Ward
Beaumont
Chauncey Clergy Schedule and Local Obituary Noted
Rev Charles Caf frey of Chauncey Methodist Church announces services at Jacksonville and The Plains with church school and prayer meetings. Obituary reports Wanda C. Strauss of Chauncey dies at 59 after residing 32 years in Glouster. services at Ulmark Church of God include preaching by Clarence Way and Ruth Lester lead, with note of Luther Smith’s operation and Mundew family relatives.
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Chauncey
Charles Caffrey
Methodist Church Charge
Jacksonville
Ard Pennell
Lewis
Clem Goodrich
Wellston
Glouster
Har Huband
Ruth Lester
Binker
Bessie Torr
Finsterwald
Brager
Luther
Daugh Burt
Bruce Russell
Ishase Milfield
Walter ‘Wharton
Byard
The
Plains
Athens
Wagner
Elke En We Hasen
Sgt
Jack Munden
de- Carpenter Howe
Millard Man- Poling
Mase
Pydew
Germany
Nunemaker
Elizabeth Anna
Mundew
van Nostrand
Washington
D. C
Blind
Dora Emrick
Bob Emrick
Lawrence
Blina Cobs
Mrs Wanda C Lewis Dies After Illness
Mrs Wanda C Lewis dies after illness in Glouster. She is survived by a son John Stephen Lewis of Athens and two brothers Jess Cheedle of Darke County and Nathan Cheedle near Albany, plus six sisters including Mrs Charles Gilkey of Columbus and Mrs Leona Bolin of Millfield. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 PM in the Church of Christ with Rev C B Tigner officiating. burial will be at Maplewood.
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John
Glouster
John Stephenson
Athens
Jess Cheedle
Darke County
Nathan
Albany
Melbia Cheedle
Charles Gilkey
Columbus
Alt ™Mis Hartman
Clem Goodrich
Wellston
John Fink
Nelsonville
Leona Bolin
Millfield
Melda Perry
Pomeroy
Church of Christ
C. B. Tignér
Maplewood
Ezra Mundew Dies In Columbus Thursday
Ezra E Mundew age 59 son of the late Mr and Mrs Andrew J Mundew died in Grant Hospital Columbus Thursday following an illness of one year He was a member of the Methodist Church Funeral services will be held in the Methodist Church Saturday afternoon at 2 00 oclock Rev A G Winkle officiating Burial will be at Maplewood
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Glouster
Ezra E. Mundew
Andrew J. Mundew
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Diet
Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
Maplewood
Fullerton's Roundup lighthearted Derby note and sports snippets
Fullerton's Roundup cites Earl Ruby on a Derby resumption reason and mentions Lt. Joe Miller's India connection and a tenth anniversary celebration. Also notes the American League's 75 movie prints, baseball trades by Roger Peckinpaugh, a Los Angeles boxing gambler remark, an Official Baseball update, and Persian Gulf Command spring baseball uniforms arriving with fatigue capes.
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New York
Earl Ruby
Louisville Courier-Journal
Joe Miller
India
Matt Winn
Miller
Omaha
The
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Services in Glouster Churches Schedule Reveals Busy Sunday
Rev C B Tigner announces Bible School at 9:00 with Delmar Gladden as superintendent. Communion at 16:00 followed by a sermon He Preached Jesus. U P S C E and Juniors meet at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30 with sermon The Sign of Jonah. Wiley Harris notes First Baptist Bible School at 9:30. no preaching. Bishopville Church of Christ opens at 9:30 with Millard Kasler in charge. no preaching. Rev A G Winkle’s Glousier Methodist School 9:30. Morning Worship 10:30 on The San Francisco Conference. M Y F at 6:30. Evening Worship 7:30 with subject TBA. Midweek Bible Study Wednesday 7:30. Winkle notes church and School Board meeting after forenoon service.
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Jonah
Wiley Harris
First Baptist Church
Bishopville Church of Christ
Millard Kasler i
A. G. Winkle
Glousiier Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
San Francisco
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Winkle
Church
Church School
Orpah Class to Meet at Church Social Rooms
Glouster notes report the Orpah Class of the Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 this evening in the church social rooms. Also brief items list hospital visits and a Burr Oak meeting planned with ministers Mingus and Beard at the Athens Perry County line store room and a Masonic lodge gathering in Trimble with District Deputy Grand Master Fred Ervin to inspect and confer Master Mason degree.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
John S. Blower
John King
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Harvey Samson
Burr Oak
Hiram Mingus
Carl
Beards
Hever
Mingus
Reverend Beard
Athens-Perry County
Iva Johnson
Marietta Hospital
Zimmer
Fred Ervin
Mrs. Morris Improves After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Morris returned home from Marietta Osteopathic Hospital Monday afternoon in the John B. Blower ambulance and reports improvement. She received many letters and cards from friends and welcomes visitors. Mrs. Ernest Morris and her cousin Miss Lillian Garner arrived from North Carolina to care for her.
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Glouster
Alfred Morris
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Morris
Ernest Morris
Lillian Garner
North Carolina
Drake Relays Open With Star High School and College Lineup
Iowa high school track stars join about 350 athletes from 16 colleges and 23 universities for the 36th Drake Relays. Ken Wiesner of Marquette high may break the Drake high jump record, Billy Moore of Western Michigan may top the pole vault mark, and defending pole minder Huiyels aims to repeat. Illinois hopes Bob Kelley competes in sprints while focusing on possible mile absence.
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Iowa
M. EB
Bill
Ken Wiesner
Marquette
Drake
Billy Moore
Western Michigan
Wiesner
Bill Bangert
Missouri
Harold Fisher
Miami
University
Hiinels
Illini
Bob Kelley
Navy inducts Cleveland player amid relay carnival notes
Cleveland veteran Denny Gatehouse 33 from St. Louis Browns is ordered to report to Great Lakes Naval Training Station after a nine and ten season. Newark of the Ohio State League defeats Lockbourne Army Air Base 7 to 4 in a seven inning exhibition. Lockland High wins Plainville Relays with 66 14 points aided by two meet records, 880 in 1 37 and mile in 3 39.2. Banister of Columbus Birds rests post appendectomy. Ohio State dominates Patterson Field 11 to 1 in seven innings with Jerry Tuttle fanning 15. Penn Relay Carnival opens at Franklin Field with 2 000 athletes and servicemen. Haegg and Lidman to run mile and hurdles. featured scholastic relays and noted veterans plus Ewell, Gantt Miller among entrants.
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Cleveland
Ue Denny
Gatehouse
St. Louis Browns
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Columbus
Um—Newark
Lockbourne Army Air Base
Cincinnati
Lockland High School
Plainville
Buhubtian Mariemont
Norwayt
Lockland
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Tomoerrow
Gunder Haegg
Haakon Lidman
Penn State College
Ig) Gantt W. Milter
Penn
Gophers Open Big 10 Baseball Debut in Chicago
CHICAGO reports that Michigan leads the conference as Minnesota faces its 1943 debut against Iowa in Minneapolis while Indiana Purdue also start league play. Iowa beat Northwestern in a doubleheader last week, and Ohio State plays Purdue as Wisconsin had split with them.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Gophers
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Hoosiers
Dinois
Ohio State
Columbus
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Cooper Hopp Out for Army in Reds Series
Cardinals visit Cincinnati without catcher Walker Cooper and outfielder Johnny Hopp who were left home to await Army calls. Both players have been accepted for service. Ed Heusser starts for the Reds as Billy Southworth considers Morton Cooper or Ted Wilks. Weather postponements idle eight teams in Columbus.
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Cardinals
Walker Cooper
Johnny Hopp
Cincinnati Reds
Cooper
Hopp
Army
Ed Heusser
Reds
Billy Southworth
Morton Cooper
Ted Wilks
Southworth
Max Butcher
Pirates
Wilks
St.Louis
Claude Passeou
Eagles Dance in Jacksonville by GLOUSTER-Mohawk Aerie 1034
GLOUSTER-Mohawk Aerie No 1034 F E announces a dance at the Jacksonville hall Saturday evening starting at 2 o clock. Music will be provided by the Radio Boys five piece orchestra of Athens. Members must show a paid up receipt at the door for admission.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Radio Boys
Athens
Winfield Berry Dies in Comersville Area
Winfield Berry age 40 died Thursday evening at six. Survived by father Wilbur Berry and brother Hasting, both of Comersville Indiana. Body to John Blower funeral home. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also a letter from Pvt. Harry W. Davis in the Pacific to sister Mrs. Harlan Kasler of Chauncey.
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Glouster
Winfield Berry
Wilbur Berry
Comersville
Ind
Hasting
John
Chauncey
Harlan Kasler
Pvt
Harry W. Davis
Pacific
Marianna Islands
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