Major Leagues Refuse P C Recognition Tonight Baseball Meeting
Commissioner Chandler will cast the deciding vote on night games for next season. American and National Leagues reject Pacific Coast League as a third major circuit, while coast league leaders vow to press for recognition and progress.
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Amaeles Daneley
Chicago
Albert B
Chandler
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Eener
Baseball Foundation
Larry MacPhail
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
MacPhail
St. Louis
Cardinals
Browns
Washington Senators
Washington
Pacific Coast League
Asa
Clarence Rowland
Rowland
California
Oregon
Pacific Coast Appeal
Will Harridge
American League
Ford Frick
National League
Coast League
Ohio College and City Scores In Mixed 1940s Basketball Card
AP wire summary lists numerous college and high school basketball scores from Ohio and broader regions. Notable items include Bowling Green 68 75 on a double header, Ohio University 12 35 Denison, and Baldwin Wallace 4 Heat State. Other results cover Morehead Teachers, Norfolk Navy, Eastern Kentucky, Southern Illinois Normal, Denver Grinnell, Ball State, Indiana State, Northwestern vs DePauw, and several Toledo and Columbus area games.
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Associated Press
Ohio Bowling Green
Crile Hospital
Bowling Green
Defiance
Ohio University
Denison
Baldwin-Wallace
Heat State
Auburn
Misakasppi State
Bainbridge Naval Training Seaion
Fort Meade
Richmond
Union Theological Seminary
Morehead
Marshall
Norfolk
Minn
Town State
Drake
Alma
Hillsdale
Mich
Beloit
Ripon
Indiana State
Eastern
Illinois
Northwestern
DePauw
University of Chicago
Naval Reserve Armory
Chicago
Northern Ilinois
Camp Grant
High School Hartwell
Ohio Mil
Inat
Plainville
Cin. Withrow
Toledo Devilbiss
Monroe
Fich
Toledo Navy
Toledo Central Catholin
Toledo Macomber
Oak Hart
Columbus South
Upper Arlington
Columbus Academy
Colurs
UN East
Dublin
Columbus St. Chas
Jorerenert
Canal Winchester
McBee Bowling Scores Spark Ohio League Night
McBee Bowling results show Grove City 42 over Hamilton Twp 22 and a mix of other city scores including Newark St Francis 34 over Zaneslike St Nicholas 26 and Port Clinton 58 over Bowling Green U 43. A.L. McBee Men’s League totals list 769 782 775 and 2326, with players Dunlavy Romine Hall and Sales highlighted in the series.
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Grove City
Hamilton
Lima South
Bluffton
van Wert
Paulding
Newark St. Francis
Zanes-like
St. Nicholas
Port Clinton
Bowling Green University
Mansfield
Cleveland Collinood
Brush
Maple Heights
Norwalk
Ashland
Geneva
Fairport
Mentor
Willoughby
Mayfield
Wickliffe
Brooklyn
Independence
Bedford
Orange
Chagrin, Falls
Bainbridge
van Buren
Bloomdale
Pandora
Ottawa Public
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Ottawa Parochial
Glandort
Leipsic
Deshler
Columbus Grove
Beaverdam
McBee Men's League
Dunlavy
Jedrick
Romine
Smith
Columbus
E. Conkey
Ohio State
University of Southern California
Los C. Tribe
Angeles
W. Conkey
Ohio
University Athletic
Wees al Wyckoff
W. St. John
Lietic
New Cre York
University of Iowa
Fremont, O
Trevor
Rees
Buckeyes
Chicago
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Waukegan
Feller
Fellers
Auto racer Robert McDonogh dies of heart attack in Columbus
Robert M. McDonogh 45 longtime top U S auto race driver died Monday of a heart attack in Columbus. His body to be returned to Altoona Pennsylvania for burial Thursday. McDonogh competed several times in the Indianapolis 500 but never won.
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Columbus
Robert M
Bob) McDonogh
Altoona
McDonogh
Fullerton's Sports Roundup adds notes from meet in Chicago
Chicago notes show Pacific Coast League hopefulness after a major league bid rejection as Rowland hints at a future groundwork. Palmer House sold for about 20 million while figures like Dykes and Durocher discuss franchises and waivers. Rumors swirl of Jimmy Brown to the Pirates and Ted Lyons matters.
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Hugh Fullerton
Chicago
Rowland
Deacon Branch Rickey
Palmer House
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Phillies
Ben Chapman
Boston Red Sox
Ted McGrew
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jimmy Brown
St. Louis
Bob Feller
John Dugan Rigney
Junior Thompson
Joe
Montreal
Glouster Urges Halt to Large Groups Amid Epidemic
Glouster Mayor asks parents and the board of education and health to keep children from gathering in large groups and avoiding public events to curb the flu outbreak. Also notes trip of Glouster residents to Columbus for the wedding of How ard Zarley and Gloria Ann Hoy at Hamburg er Methodist Church with a reception and homeward return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams
Board of Education
Board of Health
Dow Lowery
Dow, Jr
Marion Zarley
Dana
Bertha
Clarence Shifflet
Columbus
Zarley
Howard E. Zarley
Gloria Ann Hoy
James Hoy
Hansburger Methodist Church
Service Men of Glouster Area Visit Home
S Sgt Clyde Bingman United States Marine arrived Friday for a 30 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs C A Bingman. He has served five plus years twenty three months in the South Pacific and six months in the Caribbean. After furlough he will report to Paris Island for reassignment Pf Sgt Rhoda E Hamwell Marine Corps Women Reserve Dallas stationed at HQ Washington fiancee of S Sgt Bingman is a guest at the Bingman home Mr and Mrs Paul Bingman Marion and Gail Bingman were guests of their parents Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bingman
United States Marine
C. A. Bingman
South Pacific
Caribbean
Paris Island
D. C
Rhoda E. Hamwell
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Dallas
Texas
Washington, D. C
Bingman
Paul Bingman
Marion
Gail Bingman
Temperature Drop in Glouster Early Tuesday Morning
The town of Glouster recorded 14 above zero early Tuesday, down from 18 above at 10 30 Monday evening. Temperatures rose modestly during the day Tuesday but fell to 10 above by 10 p m. Street and sidewalk ice was present and snowfall Tuesday was negligible.
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Glouster
Mercury
Memorial association meeting in Glouster Thursday evening
Attention is called to the Trimble Township Memorial Association meeting at the mayor's office in Glouster Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend and participate in the proceedings.
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Glouster
Trimble ‘Township
Revival Postponed In Chauncey Due To Influenza
Chauncey Methodist Church revival services postponed indefinitely because of an influenza epidemic. County recitation contest held at Chauncey with Richard Kelly Nelsonville winning first and James Justice Millfield second. Norma Hanley and Kenneth Eberts unable to attend due to illness. Zita Moore Athens placed third as Chauncey hosted one section. Nelsonville hosted another with delegates named for district contest. Also notes football coach Bo McMillin to head staff at Kent State sports mentors. Kent State reports death of John A Vaughn.
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Glouster
Charles Caffrey
Jacksonville
Chauncey
Prince of Peace County
Chauncey Methodist Church
Richard Kelly
Nelsonville
James Justice
Millfield
R.D
Amesville
Norma Hanley
Kenneth Eberts
Trimble
Kent
Alvin C
Bo) McMillin
Indiana
Gloustes
Harry Vaughn
Kent State University
Isaac Vaughn
Akron
Kent State
John A, Vaughn
Glouster Personal News From Ohio Navy Returns Home
Glouster reporter notes Jack Lewis St c arrived in Glouster Saturday for a 22 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Cody Lewis after months in the Pacific. En route home he stopped at Pearl Harbor to visit his brother Foster Lewis in the Navy. Foster hopes to be home by Christmas. Lessie McClelland of Akron formerly Chauncey and Millfield has returned to B F Goodrich Co to work after two operations in a month. Akron residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Lehew, formerly Glouster, now Newark, have a daughter Mary Ann born Sunday December 9. Grandparents are Mrs S B Lehew and Mrs A J Craig of Newark.
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Jack Lewis
Glouster
Cody Lewis
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Foster Lewis
Navy
Foster
Hawaii
Lessie McClelland
Akron
Chauncey and Millfield
B. F. Goodrich Co
St. Thomas Hospital
Ernest Lehew
Newark
Mary Ann
S. B. Lehew
A. J. Craig
Mrs Adda Tippett Hosts Mill Street Birthday Dinner
Chauncey Mrs Adda Tippett entertained Sunday at her Mill Street home with a chicken dinner honoring birthdays and anniversaries of her husband Sam Tippett and her niece Miss Irene Jackson. Jackson’s birthday was Friday and Sam Tippett’s on Saturday. Guests included Mrs Margaret Kern and her son Douglas Carroll Tippett and children Carolyn and Russell Neil E Tippett Miss Irene Jackson and Mr and Mrs Sumy Tippett.
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Chauncey
Adda Tippett
Mill St
Sam Tippett
Irene Jackson
Miss Jackson
Mr. Tippett
Margaret Kern
Douglas
Carroll Tippett
Carolyn and
Russell
Neil E. Tippett
Sumy Tippett
Christmas Meeting At Shelton Missionary Society
Mrs Eileen Leake will host the Shelton Missionary Society Christmas gathering at the Church of Christ in Trimble. The session will unveil Sunshine Bud dies, include a gift exchange, and offer refreshments with leaders Mrs Pearl Wallace and Mrs Margaret Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Eileen Leake
Shelton Missionary Society of Trimble
Church of Christ
Sunshine Buddies
Pearl Wallace
Margaret Byers
McCormick Sold Tea Phillies Leaves Reds With One Hope
Cincinnati AP Frank McCormick star first baseman and key slugger of the Reds is sold to Philadelphia for 20000 dollars and an unlisted player. Once part of the famed 1939 40 quartet with Lombardi Derringer and Walters his departure reduces the Reds to one surviving member. McCormick hit .327 106 RBIs in 1938 and helped the 1939 pennant run and World Series victory over Detroit.
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Cincinnati
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
The
Redlegs
Philadelphia Phillies
Ernie Lombardi
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Reds
Detroit Tigers
McCormick
Ohio Wesleyan Wins Tight Bout at Wooster in Narrow Win
Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati, and Toledo posted wins while Wittenberg topped Ashland. Wesleyan edged Wooster 46 to 44 after a second-half rally led by Jack Fouts’s late field goal breaking a 44 all tie. Cincinnati beat Dayton 98 to 45, ending Dayton’s wartime return.
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Associated Press
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Toledo
Wittenberg
Ohio
Wesleyan
Wooster
Bishops
Jack Fouts
Ashland
I & Row
Sandwich
Rockets
University of Cincinnati
Dayton University
Dayton
Assumption College
Return From Hunt In Allegheny Mountains
The Rev. Clarence Way Jacob Way and Carl Gabriel have returned from a 10 day deer hunt in the Allegheny mountains of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clarence Way
Jacob Way
Carl Gabriel
Allegheny Mountains
Pennsylvania
Chauncey Church Events Pause and Schedule Changes
Chauncey monthly Missionary Society meeting was postponed to January 1. The Church of God cancellation in Chauncey affected local events. a Christmas play rehearsal was announced with time and date to be set. The Hometown schedule listed Murray City and Nelsonville games against Chauncey Dover on the local floor.
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Chauncey
The
Missionary Society
Church of God
Feme
Ernie
Hom Furnace
Gertrude Grandstaff
Ann Marshall
Will
Society
Chauncey-Dover
Murray City
Benette RoEns
Nelsonville
Ofra S. Greyhounds
Chauncey- Dover
Leah Featherston
Theodore Kelzenburg
Prayer Meeting Is Changed to Friday At The Plains Church
The Plains Church of God moves its weekly prayer meeting from Wednesday to Friday at 7 o clock under Pastor Rev C B Tuttle Nelsonville. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Mrs Frank Wright and preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 pm by Rev C B Tuttle. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plains Church of God
C. B. Tuttle
Nelsonville
Frank Wright
Chauncey Dover High Plans Christmas Assembly
Chauncey-Dover high school students and teachers will gather in the auditorium Friday December 21 for a Christmas program. The high school chorus and Chauncey-Dover band perform as parents and patrons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey Dover Football Banquet Postponed to Dec 19
Chauncey Dover football banquet and turkey dinner postponed from tonight to Wednesday night December 19. Sponsored by Chauncey Dover Board of Education members A. E. Watkins C. N. Sanders Hollis Stalder Ben Simp kins and Chester Howard. Tickets available from football team members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
A. E. Watkins
Dr. C. N.sanders
Hollis Stalder
Ben Simpkicins
Chester Howard
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Athens County
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Athens
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Dan Topping
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Red Patterson
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Red) Kress
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