Peck Sparks A's Rally In Early Spring Showcase
Hal Peck fuels a seven-run fourth inning as the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Yankees 7-5 in spring action. Peck, hitting .347, drove in the tying run and added a highlight reel start after being acquired for cash and players last fall. The day also saw Nels Potter, Vern Stephens, and Mel Ott contribute in other exhibition games with weather forcing postponements across several matchups.
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Jack Hand
Connie Mack
Ican
Shibe Park
Hal Peck
Philadelphia Athletics
Blankees
New York
Milwaukee
Brooklyn Dodgers
American Association
I . Peck
Wiitey
Walt Dubiel
Unil
al Gettel
Tome Flores
A's
Joe Berry
Buddy Hall
Frankie Hayes
Russ Christopher
Don Black
Bobo Newsom
St.Louis Browns
Nels Potter
Cleveland
Potter
Vern ‘Stephens
Boston
Washington
Johnny Niggeling
Senators
New York Giants
Harry Feldman
Phillies
Ernie Lombardi
Charley Schianz
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pumper Injured at Chauncey Mine by Motor
Chauncey mine pumper Chauncey Rye Cunningham suffered a broken ankle and leg injuries Thursday when struck by a motor. He received initial treatment at the Mill 1 field physician and was later taken to his home. Local union No. 16 plans a meeting near Bridgewater Mine Bailey Run on April 29 at 1 p.m. to discuss business.
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Chauncey
Rye Cunningham
Main St
Chauncey Mine
New York Coal Co
No. 16
Bridgewater
Bailey Run
Captain Efaw Reports To Hospital in Town
CHAUNCEY Captain Edmund Efaw, recently wounded in Germany, is on furlough visiting wife Maxine and baby Gary Edmund. He has reported to a government hospital in Trenton Iowa for further treatment, accompanied by Mrs Efaw. Gary Edmund is cared for by Mrs Harold Brown in his mother in law's absence.
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Chauncey
Edmund Efaw
Germany
Maxine
Gary Edmund
Trenton
Iowa
Efaw
Dover Pastors Announce Services for Coming Week
CHAUNCEY The Church of Christ Parish lists Sunday services with speakers Gil bert Courtney at Trimble 9 30 a m Taylor Ridge 10 30 Chauncey 7 30 p m Glaze Thompson speaks Greens Run 9 30 a m Millfield 10 30 The Friendship Class and robed choir lead Chauncey worship 9 30 Bible School 10 30 Also Patty Wallace birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs James Wallace Millfield with games prizes and gifts for numerous children and guests Coonville Mission Church service by Andrew McKinney Morristown tonight at 8 00 p m.
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Chauncey
Church of 1 Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Glaze Thompson
Greens Run
Millfield
Friendship
Chauncey Church
Patty Howard
Lavella Mingus
Linda Kay
Mary Alice Pughline
Barbara
Norma Kay Willis
Bonita Boudinot
Jenevee Wemer
Richard Simpson
Betty Sabo
Donna Sue- Wemer
Jenny Mae Moody
Delores
Lucy
Ann Muzio
Esther Hanning
Clara Theisen
Barbara Maffin
Velma Wemer
Alice Carr
Ernest Pughtine
Coonville
Coonville Mission Church
Andrew McKinney
Morristown
Results and notes from yesterday in American league baseball
In Cleveland the Indians beat the Detroit Tigers as the series opened with rain interruptions. Luke Sewell's lineup won 4 to 3 with Pete Gray keying the tying run and Vernon Stephens homering. Weather and rain affected several games across the league while standings show Philadelphia 7 New York 5 and Cleveland 3 St Louis 4 in the mixed results.
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National Club
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Newark
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
L. Pet
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City Oy
Toledo
Gray
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Forest City
Tribe
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Boys
Detroit-Chicago
Dow Cannon Jr. Wounded in Action in Europe
Mr and Mrs Dow Cannon of Columbus report their son Dow Cannon Jr with the Infantry was wounded on April 6 in the European theater. The War Department states his condition is not serious.
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Chauncey
Dow Cannon
Columbus
Greens Run
War Department
Dow Cannon, Jr
Fullerton's Roundup allusions and Derby nostalgia
Columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr notes reasons for resuming the Kentucky Derby, citing Earl Ruby of the Louisville Courier Journal. Lt Joe Miller and Mrs Miller celebrate anniversaries since 1935, while Roger Peckinpaugh debates trades. Also mentions 1943 baseball averages, fight fixing rumors in California, and Persian Gulf Command spring conference uniforms without caps.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Earl Ruby
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Joe Miller
India
Matt Winn
Miller
Omaha
American League
Reverend Caffrey Announces Services and Operations
Reverend Caffrey reports ongoing services while Chauncey Walter Wharton Sr. undergoes a tonisillectomy in Athens on Wednesday. Ed ward Leffler and son Chauncey of Lexington Ave. share a letter from Sgt. Homer Leffler believed in Italy. Twin calves born to Mr and Mrs Marshall Ward of Beaumont. both heifers, seven.
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Chauncey
Walter Wharton
the Plains
Athens
Edward Leffler
Lexington Ave
Sgt
Homer Leffler
Italy
Marshall Ward
Beaumont
Willard Skinner Returns From South Pacific Service
Glouster reports Pvt Willard Skinner arriving in San Francisco after two years overseas. His family notes five sons in service and two sons-in-law, with another in a Florida navy unit. Also mentioned are Pvt James E Orr awarded a posthumous Silver Star, and Pvt Steven J Banfield with the 101st Airborne Division in Europe. Funeral services and local church activities referenced.
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Glouster
Willard Skinner
Pvt
San Francisco
South Pacific
Jud Skinner
Skinner
Willard
Dallas Skinner
Davie Skinner
Battle Creek
Mich
Florida
Gay
James E. Orr
J. W. Orr
Columbus
Orr
Germany
Arthur Banfield
Pfc
Steven J. Banfield
101St Airborne Division
Normandy
Holland
Eisenhower
11St Airborne
Trey
Methodist
United States
Jacksonville
France
the Plains
Texaco Vision
Chauncey
Graves
Doty
Parker
Wanda C. Lewis
Nye Chevrolet
Wanda C. Y
Lewis
Hore
Astor
Clem Goodrich
Wellston
Church of God
Sun- Strauss
Clarence Way
Howard Pennell
Young Poogle
Olte
John
Ruth Lester
Picker
John Stephen
Bessie Tope
Finsterwald
Ton
Athens
Jess Cheedle
Darke County
Nan
Than
Albany
Melbla Cheedle
Charles Gilkey
al- Methodist Church
Hartman
Luther
John Fink
Nelsonville
Church
Leona Bolin
Millfield
Kip
Melda Perry
Pomeroy
Daugh Burtter
Bruce Russell
Ping
Vad
Church of Christ
C. Fe Teeta B. Tigner
Ohio
Maplewood
Byard
V. Conkey
Ezta Munden
Mundew
Andrew J. Mundew
Phillips
Grant Hospital
Thurs- Hutchinson
Meeks
Wagner
Jack Munden
de- Carpenter -Hidne
Vans
Macs
Millard Mun- Poling
Nunemaker
Eiteabeth
Anna
van Nostrand
Washington
D. C
L. Bling
W Blind
Dora Emrick
Bob Emrick
Lawrence
Vidle
Paquette
Metho
A. G. Winkle
Services in Glouster Churches Schedule
Rev C B Tigner of Church of Christ announces Sunday schedule with Bible School at 9:00 am led by Delmar Gladden, communion at 10:00, preaching on He Preached Jesus, U P S C E and Juniors meet 6:30 pm, evening service 7:30 pm on The Sign of Jonah.
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Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Delmar Gladden
Tesus
Jonah
A. G. Winkle
Glouster Methodist Church
C. A. Bingman
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Rev
Winkle
Church
Church School Board
Glouster Social Notes and Local Meetings
Glouster social notes report the Orpha Class of the Methodist Church meeting at 7 30 this evening. Briefs note Mrs John King taken to Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta for observation. Upcoming meetings include Mingus and Beard at Burry Oak April 30 and a Masonic lodge event with Fred Ervin inspecting.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
John S. Blower
John King
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Harvey Samson
Burr Oak
Hiram Mingus
Carl’ Beards
Mingus
Reverend Beard
Athens-Perry County
Burry Oak
Iva Johnson
Marietta Hospital
Zimmer
Fred Ervin
Mrs Morris Improves At Glouster After Hospital Stay
Mrs Alfred Morris was brought home from Mariatta Osteopathic Hospital Monday afternoon in the John S Blower ambulance. She reports improvement and gratitude for letters and cards from friends while hospitalized. Mrs Ernest Morris and cousin Miss Lillian Garner arrived from North Carolina Monday to care for her.
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Glouster
Alfred Morris
Mariatta Osteopathic Hospital
John S. Blower
Morris
Ernest Morris
Lillian Garner
North Carolina
Drake and Penn Relays Open With Star-Studded Fields
Iowa high school and college athletes gather for the 36th Drake Relays in Des Moines led by Director M E Easton who predicts a strong field and possible Drake record breaks by Ken Wiesner and Billy Moore among others. At Franklin Field the Penn Relays begin with about 2000 athletes and a notable slate of scholastic and service competitors.
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Drake
Penn
DES Moines
Iowa
M. E
Bill) Easton
Evelann Lz Viere
St. Louis
Uncle Sam
Easton
Navy
Great Lakes Naval
Bill
Ken Wiesner
Marquette
Billy Moore
Western Michigan Teschers
Wiesner
Bill Bangert
Missouri
Harold Fisher
Miami
University
Ilinois
Ilini
Bod Kellty
Big Ten
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Gunder Haege
Haakon Lidman
New York Coast
Penn State College
Jg) Gantt W. Miller
Gophers Begin Big 10 Baseball Against Powerhouses
Michigan leads the Conference as Minnesota makes its 1945 debut facing Iowa in Minneapolis. Iowa beat Northwestern in a doubleheader last week, while Indiana, Purdue, and Ohio State also start conference play against Illinois and Wisconsin, with Ohio State’s squad coming off two wins and a split.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Gophers
Tews
Hawkeyes
Minneapolis
Iowa
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Hoosiers
Ohio State
Columbus
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Cooper Hopp Lost to Cards in Cincinnati Series
The St. Louis Cardinals travel to Cincinnati for a four game set with the Reds. Walker Cooper and Johnny Hopp remained home as they have been accepted for Army service. Ed Heusser starts for Cincinnati while Billy Southworth considers Morton Cooper or Ted Wilks for relief. Weather also suspends AA games in Columbus amid severe elements.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis 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 Passeau
Eagles Dance in Jacksonville by GLOUSTER-Mohawk Aerie
The GLOUSTER-Mohawk Aerie No 1034 F O E at Jacksonville announces a dance in their hall on Saturday at 9 pm. Music by the Radio Boys five piece orchestra of Athens. Members must present a paid up receipt at the door to gain admission.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Radio Boys
Athens
Winfield Berry Dies at 40 in Glouster
Winfield Berry aged 40 died Thursday evening at six o'clock. Survived by father Wilbur Berry of Comersville Indiana and brother Hastings. Body to John Blower Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending. Also, Chauncey Kasler near Chauncey reports a letter from Pvt. Harry W. Davis in the Pacific on the Marianna Islands.
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Glouster
Winfield Berry
Wilbur Berry
Comersville
Ind
Ant
Hasting
John
Blower
Chauncey
Harlan Kasler
Pvt
Harry W. Davis
Pacific
Marianna Islands
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