Bearcat Ninth Beaten In Late Rally By Ohio U
Ohio University Bobcats extend win streak to seven with a 5 4 comeback over Cincinnati Bearcats in Columbus. Johnny Maldovan started and won the game with Cliff Craig finishing, while Bob Wren and Tony Cramer led a clutch attack including multiple extra base hits. Cincinnati’s lineup featured Colegrove and Schmadel, but Maldovan and the Bobcats prevailed.
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Ohio Universty
Bobcats
Columbus
John Mlakar
Charley Burdette
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Bucks
Mlakar
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ohio
Frank Baumholtz
Cincinnati Bearcats
Queen City
Johnny Maldovan
Maldovan
Cliff Craig
Bob Wren
Tony Cramer
Ohio University
Harkins
Waduandwe
CC Evencome
Schivey
Collins
Aeeeer
Ucen
Ocudacschun
Beng RE
Cincinnati
POA Colegrove
Portuné
Buchwald
Schmadel
Schoettmer
Nickel
Sclidocen Ae
Sclidocen Ae Se Se Klausing
Saese
Hertel
PGE Benancere
Univ Y of Cincinnati
Wiley
Huber
Hunt
Schively
Cramer
Heinz
Portune
Schivley
Wren
Herbes
Brown
Craig
Klausing
Louisville Falls to Columbus in Extra Innings Baseball
In a tense game Columbus edges Louisville 2 to 1 after 12 innings. Key players include Pellagrini and Brecheen with multi base hits and late scoring as Klein and Tobin contribute for Louisville, while Myatt and Marshall anchor Columbus. Attendance reaches 459. Game lasted 2 hours 45 minutes.
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Louisville
Pellagrini
Morgan
Richards
Walters
Medeeh
Titeates
Columbus
Myatt
Ocsucuu
Marshall
Trigodaotncees
Bergamo
Eae
Antonelli
BOS
LE Dcacddees
Biggar
Canewaves
Hopkins
Pe Rose
Og! Brecheen
Ectenes
Heath
Klein
Tobin
Brecheen
Gilbert
Parker, Wiethe and Weafer
Atendance
Two Motorists Fined In Mayor's Court
In Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. fined two motorists on Monday evening. George Thomas was fined 5 dollars and costs for driving on the left side near Millfield. Frank Moody, of Glouster, was fined 10 dollars and costs for left side driving that helped cause a wreck on Route 675 in Greens Run vicinity.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
George Thomas
Millfield
Frank Moody
Greens Run
Ten Juniors Made Honor Society at GHS
Ten members of Glouster High School’s Junior Class were inducted into the National Honor Society at exercises led by senior members. Honorees Marilyn Lantz Millard Munden Juanita Williams John Tigner Deloris Boyer Paul Byers Audrey Dawson John Moody Rosemary McAllister and Robert Byers were announced by tapping from the audience.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Marilyn Lantz
Millard Munden
Juanita Williams
John Tigner
Deloris Boyer
Paul Byers
Audrey Dawson John Moody
Rosemary McAllister
Robert Byers
Jo Lavon Faires
Marjorie Halbert
Glenna Morris
Mary Virginia Logue
Florence Shepard
Bob Bryson
Ralph Byers
Mary Lee Thompson
A. McDonald Undergoes Surgery Preparations in Lancaster
A. McDonald of Glouster remains in Lancaster hospital under observation after two blood transfusions. He is slated to receive another transfusion and an operation is anticipated in the near future.
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Glouster
QO. A. McDonald
Lancaster
Baseball scores and weather delay reports from yesterday
National League Chicago defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 in 11 innings. American Association Columbus beat Louisville 2 to 1 in Toledo after a 12 inning game. Milwaukee at Minneapolis delayed. Kansas City at St Paul and St Louis at Detroit were postponed due to weather.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
American St. Louis
Detroit
Association
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Maeiet
Washington
Columbus St. Paul
Glouster Daughters of Union Veterans Meet Tonight
The Mary Swett Tent will gather at the I O O F hall this evening at 7 30. Committee in charge includes Mrs Ola Bickley and Mrs Edna Embrey.
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Glouster
Mary Swett
Daughters of Union Veterans
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ola Bickley
Edna Embrey
Church of Christ
Church
Hazel Janchius
Felda Stansberry
Ola Eddy
Agnes Eddy
Helen Thomas
C. M. Clark
Bertha Carpenter
Hettie Thompson
Junior Progressive Study Club Meeting Notice
The Junior Progressive Study Club meets tonight at 8 o clock at Miss Anna Louise Logue’s home on Republic Ave for an evening gathering.
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Glouster
Anna Louise Logue
Republic Ave
Athens Bulldogs Ready for Nelsonville Home Test
Athens seeks a third win of the baseball season as they host Nelsonville Greyhounds at AHL Field. The team aims to rebound from a 12 1 loss to Gallipolis and build toward the district tournament at Ohio University May 8 9 15 and 16. Season tickets remain on sale for home games and summer matchups.
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Athens Bulldogs
AHL Field
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Athens
Gallipolis
Harry Lackey
Bulldogs
Ohio University
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Bulldog
Jack Whitlatch Injured After Bicycle Fall at Tracks
Jacksonville reports 15 year old Jack Whitlatch sustained a possible skull fracture Friday night after a fall from his bicycle over the New York Central trestle between Trimble and Jacksonville. He was taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital in Athens for examination. He is a JT High School freshman living with grandmother Mrs. Clara Whitlatch in Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Jack Whitlatch
Trimble
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
JT High School
Clara Whitlatch
Glouster Men Register for Service
A total of 1728 men aged 45 to 65 registered at the American Legion hall over three days under Selective Service. Of these, 335 registered Saturday afternoon, 248 on Sunday, and 145 on Monday. Officials estimate about 600 would register in the period.
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Glouster
American Legion Hall
Play Golf With Byron Nelson Too Many Ideas Bad for Average Golfer
Byron Nelson argues against overloading the average golfer with ideas. He recommends a simple, relaxed swing, natural posture, and rhythm as the foundation. He shares his own early swing, stressing fundamentals over a long list of rules.
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Champ
George
Texas
Entrances to Glouster Improved by Tree Planting
The Glouster Garden Club secretary Mrs. O. L. Easley and Athens County state highways supervisor Harry Richards led efforts to plant nine pine trees at the north entrance and twelve at the south entrance. Shrubbery additions enhanced both gateways and drew favorable comment.
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Glouster
O. L. Easley
Glouster Garden Club
Harry Richards
Athens County
Garden Club
Surprise birthday dinner in Broadwell honors Mrs Arch Sprouse
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday for Mrs Archie Sprouse at her Broadwell home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Alonzo Vernon Union Mr and Mrs Lee E Dorr Music Run Mr and Mrs Ernest White and children Billy Earl and Judy Broadwell.
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Broadwell
Archie Sprouse
Alonzo Vernon
Union
Lee E. Dorr
Ernest White
Billy Earl
Judy
Bargain Derby Field to Loom at Kentucky Derby
Louisville reports a 68th Kentucky Derby field of 15 to 16 three year olds, many bought for modest sums at yearling sales. Emerson Woodward leads a frugal but formidable stable with Woodward's Hollywood and Vaidina. Alsab and Devil Diver also cited among contenders. Other bargain buys include With Regards, Baby Dumpling, Sweep Swinger, First Fiddle, and Sir War, all contributing to a lively pre Derby mix.
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Sid Feder
Louisville
Derbytown
War Admiral
Matt Winn
Big
Wood Memorial
Jamaica
Apache
Clouds
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Texas
Ben Whitaker
Little Fellow
Alsab
Chesapeake
Havre
Devil Diver
Emerson Woodward
Walnut
Fourth Sts
Hollywood
Vaidina Uested
al Sabath
Pinkie Grimes
William DuPont
JT. D. Buhl
Ed Mulrenan
Saratoga
Edward 8. Moore
Wyoming
Sir War
Sir Gallahad II
Keeneland
Nye’s Valve Special Work List for Engine Tune Up
Tasks include removing valve springs and checking tension refacing and grinding valves cooling system tune engine thoroughly outside cleaning battery water ignition coil condenser fuel lines clean fuel pump bowl adjust fan belt timing carburetor fuel pump valve oiling battery cables and road testing performance.
Glouster Alumni Association Set Meeting at High School
Glouster High School Alumni Association will meet Thursday at 8 PM in the high school building. A quorum is needed to decide on the annual banquet and dance, an event canceled in years past if attendance is too low.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Alumni Association
Baseball seasonal leaders and stats list
Front Runners Batting Moore St Louis .366 runs Ott New York 13 runs batted in Marshall New York 15 hits Fernandez Boston 18 doubles Walker Brooklyn triples Elliott Pittsburgh Benjamin Philadelphia and Nicholson Chicago 2 home runs Marshall New York Elliott Pittsburgh Litwhiler Philadelphia 3 stolen bases Miller Boston and Reiser Brooklyn 3 pitching Davis and Head Brooklyn 30 batting Gordon New York at runs Case Washington 15 runs batted in York Detroit and Gordon New York 14 hits Spence Washington 23 doubles Estatella Washington 8 triples Suter Philadelphia and Spence Washington 3 home runs Keltner Cleveland York Detroit and Doerr Boston 3 pitching Bagby Cleveland 3-0
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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 Washington
Suter
Keltner
Cleveland
Doerr
Bagby
Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Ferrors
Hernandez
Frey
Joost
Merullo
Novikoff
Stringer
F. McCormick
Hack
Goodman
Bithorn
Erickson
Weekend Visits and City Relatives Highlight Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs C F Hyde near Ferndale hosted guests. Al Kovach of Chicago stayed with Mr and Mrs Dan Kovach. Dean Tillman of St Marys visited with Mrs Tillman and her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Zimmer. Pearl Orndorf traveled to Springfield to return with Mrs Orndorf from a visit with Dallas McGee. Kathryn Hinton of Columbus spent the weekend at her home here. George Campbell of McConnelsville enjoyed the weekend in this city. Mrs Ellen Granstead spent two days in Athens with Mrs Ila Jean Nelson. Mrs Edward McCune and two sons Robert and Gerald, of Pittsburgh, Pa, visited Mrs McCune's mother Mrs Elizabeth Robinson and relatives. Leonard Willis of Dayton spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Goldie Willis and kin.
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C. F. Hyde
Ferndale
al Kovach
Chicago
Dan Kovach
Dean Tillman
St. Marys
Tillman
Albert Zimmer
Tom Morgan
Thomas
William
Shadyside
Morgans
Glouster
Pearl Orndorf
Springfield
Orndorf
Dallas McGee
Kathryn Hinton
Columbus
George Campbell
McConnelsville
Athens
Ila Jean Nelson
Edward McCune
Robert
Gerald
Pittsburgh
Family and guest visits span Ohio towns and universities
Mrs Bertha Bricker and sons Hirma and William of Utica visited Mr and Mrs J Henshaw Sunday. Neil Roberts left for Fly ria for employment. Mrs Tom Gibson of Athens visited her sister Miss Lalla Danford. Mr and Mrs Nelson B King of Columbus were guests of Mrs Dorothy Gormley Burr Oak. Mrs Harriette Weymueller and others spent Mothers Week End at Ohio University Athens with their daughters. Mrs E S Weymer Findlay and daughter Miss Marjorie, a student at Ohio University, were guests of Mr and Mrs W R Balderson Sr. A young blue whale adds weight. M M LeFavor spent Sunday at rate of 220 pounds daily.
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Bertha Bricker
Hirma
William
Utica
J. Henshaw
Neil Roberts
Flyria
Tom Gibson
Athens
Lalla Danford
Nelson B. King
Columbus
Dorothy Gormley
Burr Oak
Harriette Weymueller
L. W. Ley
David Cox
Ohio University
E. 8. Weymer
Findlay
Marjorie
W. R. Balderson
M. M. LeFavor
McCormick Visits Cleveland Ahead of Army Induction
Max McCormick arrives in Cleveland to spend a week with his injured wife Mrs. Cassie McCormick before his induction into the U.S. Army. He traveled Monday to be with her through the injury recovery as he prepares for service.
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Glouster
Max McCormick
Cleveland
Cassie McCormick
U.S. Army
Dodgers Open Three-Gameset With Reds In Cincinnati
Brooklyn leads the league and opens a three game series in Cincinnati today after an 11 victory—five over the Phils, four straight versus the Braves, two of three from the Giants. Whitlow Wyatt and Elmer Riddle expected to start. Cubs beat Cincinnati 4-3 in 11 innings in a related note.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Phils
Braves
Giants
Whitlow Wyatt
Elmer Riddle
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Stan Hack
Eddie Joost
Hack
Len Meruillo
Toledo Rises To Third In American Association
Toledo jumps to third place as Gabby Hartnett’s Indianapolis plummets after a 6 5 loss. Moose Marcum delivered the decisive run, driving Lin Storti home in the eighth. Columbus defeated Louisville 2 1 in a pitchers duel, Brecheen earning his first win.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Gabby Hartnett
Indianapolis
Gabby
Indians
Hens
Oral Hildebrand
George Gill
Moose Marcum
Tribe
Lin Storti
Columbus
Louisville
Red Birds
Harry Brecheen
Melvin Deutach
Colonels
Emery Rudd
Bergamo
Rudd
Brecheen
Fullerton Roundup Highlights Bets and Baseball Notes
New York roundup covers Hilda the Bell Ringer following the Montreal Royals to Newark and Jersey City. Babe Ruth returns from Hollywood and cancels a party after a long rail journey. War impact on Grand Circuit trainers noted, with most over 44. Greg Rice to race for Naval Relief Fund in Montana. Forbes Field fence signs contrasted with 1918 war bonds. Notre Dame dinner notes Army Notre Dame ticket demand. Keeneland mutual handle up 20 percent. Derby Day betting at Churchill Downs projected around 2.3 million, versus 1925 record of 2,096,613.
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New York
Hilda the Bell Ringer
Dodgers
Montreal Royals
Newark
Jersey City
Babe Ruth
Hollywood
Babe
Greg Rice
Montana
Naval Relief Fund
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Notre Dame
Biff Jones
Earl Ruby
Louisville Courier-Journal
Churchill Downs
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Byron Nelson
the Masters
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Longworth
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Professional Golfers’ Association
State Highway Leader
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Nye
Valve
CLUB
Enrolis
Women's, Field Army For Cancer Control
American Society For Control of Cancer
Glouster Libray
Pse
Redlegs
Johnny Vander Meer
Hiram Bithorn
Lou Novikoff
Lou Stringer
Ival Goodman
Bert
Cavarretta
Novikoff i Suse
Dallassandro
Lowrey
Eee
Haas
Een
Fee
aGleeson
Eeee
Ewenwn
Point Pleasant
Pt. Pleasant Livestock— Garrison
Jackson
2Nd St. Bowling Center
Wright
Bradshaw
Wilson
N. Quillin
E. Quillin
Nea Me
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Grand Circuit
Ohio Field
Ohio Univ
Great Lakes
Naval Training Station
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