Major League Leaders Meet in Chicago to draft new agreement
Baseball's top executives gather Friday in Chicago to draft a commissioner's office framework and codify rules, aiming for a February owners' meeting. The plan, likely to replace Landis' wide authority, keeps candidacy for commissioner off the table for now.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Seeamwin
Landis
New York
P. K.iigley
Chicago Cubs
Landiscarte Blanche
Wrigley
Will Harridge
Harridge
Bowling Scores and War Service of NFL Players
Out of 330 players on the NFL active list on December 7 1941, 244 are in the armed forces a 74 point 2 percent share not counting seven club owners three trainers four publicity men and two league officials Latest word is that Jimmy Byrnes order on 4 F athletes wont change the status of many When Charles Comiskey bossed the St Louis Browns one pitcher was Edward Knouff Naturally a man seeing him would say Thats E Knouff.
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National Football League
Jimmy Byrnes
Charles Comiskey
St. Louis Browns
Edward Knouff
E. Knouff
Fullerton's Roundup on Postwar Basketball Growth
Postwar basketball is expected to spread quickly with reports from Boston showing Garden doubleheaders catching on and high schools reviving the game after 30 years. Holy Cross is the current home college act, with plans for regional teams and interregional clashes to follow. Notable players include Gus Broberg and Leo Klier among others, as service teams bring talent to new regions. Dub King of Camp Wolters recruits by car when schedules require improvisation, and a cadet notes the manager’s decisive moves could determine wins.
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New England
Deep South
Boston
Boston Garden
Holy Cross
Florida
Gus Broberg
Dartmouth
Stan Waxman
Long Island
Leo Klier
Notre Dame
Tommy Thompson
Michigan
Chuck Joachim
Mr. Union
Dave Kaiser
Wisconsin
Bill Simpson
Seton Hall
Phil Seghi
Northwestern
Dub” King
G.I. Cage
Camp Wolters
Tex
John Tarleton College
Dub
Jack Skidmore
Bright, Ind
Sarge
Native of Chauncey Dies At His Home in Indiana
Lutelles Rutledge, 76, born Chauncey, died Monday at his Renssalaer Indiana home. He was a farmer, son of the late Thomas and Martha Rutledge. Survived by wife Ida Lewis Rutledge, one son, three daughters, and sister Mrs. Robert Sanders of Athens. Twin of Marcellus Rutledge, late husband of Mrs. Pearl Rutledge of Chauncey. Funeral and burial in Renssalaer.
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Pearl Rutledge
Lutelles Rutledge
Renssalaer
Ind
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Thomas and
Martha Rutledge
Ida Lewis Rutledge
Bishopville
Robert Sanders
Athens
Rutledge
Marcellus Rutledge
Mrs Dunkle Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Mrs. Purl Dunkle of Millfield underwent an emergency appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens after being taken there Monday by Dr N. Sanders. Her condition is reported as favorable. She was accompanied by Garnet Blower and Mrs Clifford Dunkle and Mary Lee Blower.
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Purl Dunkle
Harold Blower
Millfield
Athens
N. Sanders
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Garnet Blower
Clifford Dunkle
Mary Lee Blower
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey District notes greet John Earich returning to New York City after a 30 day furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Earich. Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Sam Waymer host holiday dinner for Lucius Hartland family Geneva Hartland of Logan and Jack Canince family of Lancaster. Pvt Donald Nye with the infantry at Camp Wolters Texas is in Chauncey on furlough to visit his mother Mrs Alice Nye. Miss Irene Jackson returns to Columbus after a few days visit with cousin Mrs Margaret Kern.
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John Earich
New York City
Adolph Earich
Sam Waymer
Lucius Hartland
Geneva
Logan
Jack Canince
Bobbie
Lancaster
Donald Nye
Infantry
Camp Wolters
Texas
Alice Nye
Irene Jackson
Columbus
Margaret Kern
Weather Halts Chauncey-Dover School Sessions
Due to bad weather there were no sessions in the Chauncey-Dover Schools today. If conditions improve, buses may run to outlying districts and school could resume Thursday and Friday per Superintendent Wayne T. Matthews.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Wayne T. Matthews
Frances Earns Weds Harold Evans of Akron
Mrs Lillian Karns of Chauncey announces the marriage of her daughter Frances to Harold Evans of Akron in a double ring ceremony at Firestone Park Methodist Church with Rev Joseph Priestley officiating. The couple honeymooned in Chicago and will live at 188 West Exchange Street Akron.
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Lillian Karns
Akron
Frances
Harold Evans
E.J. Evans
Firestone Park Methodist Church
Joseph Priestley
Ervin Earns
Doris Lancaster
Mary Aldrich
Helen Williamson
Joseph Greens
John Rowe
William Evans
Mayflower Hotel
Chicago
W. Exchange St
Kent State
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
McArthur Defeats Wellston In Tight Southeastern Ohio League Game
The McArthur Generals upset Wellston 38 to 37 after leading most of the night. Max Cox scored four field goals for McArthur while Joe Hayes and Glen Peters led Wellston with 12 and 11 points respectively. Wellston’s Harry Hutchinson had 11. The McArthur reserves won 17 to 13.
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Max Cox
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Glen Peters
Harry Hutchinson
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Hayes
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Massie
Reeves
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Bookies Face End Of Horse Racing Amid War Effort
Horse racing nationwide halted as War Mobilizer Byrnes urges tracks closed. Officials doubt spring meets return. one expert predicts up to four years. Manpower Commission suggests roles for racing personnel in war work. wages and absenteeism cited as factors.
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James F. Byrnes
Punch CA
New Orleans
J) Jessop
Nnx
Manpower Commission
Washington
WMC
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United States
Interior repaint completes long delayed high school renovation
Jacksonville Trimble High School's walls and ceilings have been repainted after funds allowed resumption this school year. The project began in 1940, paused after one room and a first coat on another, and then resumed, improving an eighteen year paint gap. Earich Brothers of Trimble serve as contractors.
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Earich Brothers At
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Icy roads delay newspaper deliveries in Glouster area
Messengers in Glouster report late deliveries due to icy roads slowing the truck bringing the papers. Weather conditions have disrupted all transport, but readers expect timely service once conditions improve.
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Rothwell Club to Meet at Mrs Henshaw's Home
The Rothwell Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. H. Henshaw.
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Rothwell Club
J. H. Henshaw
Mrs. Ray Hart Leaves Hospital After Treatment
Mrs. Ray Hart daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Crum formerly of Beaumont has been released from University Hospital Columbus where she received treatment for several days.
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Chauncey
Ray Hart
Charles Crum
Beaumont
University Hospital, Columbus
Special Services at Baptist Church Dedicate Choir Robes
GLOUSTER Special services were held at the First Baptist Church to dedicate the Choirs new robes. The ceremony featured a procession led by chorister Mrs Ora Viney with Miss Ethel Morris at the piano. Rev A Freeman offered scripture and a dedicatory address.
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Glouster
A. G. Freeman
Rev. Freeman
Illness follows heart attack in Millfield visit
Mrs Frances Earich of Millfield ill after a heart attack a week ago while staying with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs M E Christman in Trimble. Grandson Dean Earich and Gunners Mate 3c John Earich visited. John Earich of U S S Lammie had a 30 day leave and returned to duty December 28.
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Frances Earich
Millfield
M. E. Christman
Trimble
Dean Earich
John Earich
G. M
War Wound Letter From France Reaches Echstenkamper Family
Mr and Mrs Henry Echstenkamper Sr report their son Ralph wounded in action in Germany and currently in a French hospital. His injuries come from shrapnel. A year ago he was badly hurt in an auto accident at home and spent months recovering before resuming duty.
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England
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Noble Grands Club
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Greens Run
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Pfe. Thurman Judson
Germany
Enoch Bickley
Velma Rankin
Monroe
Mich
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Andrew Ginnan
Frank Binderbasin
Jacksonville
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France
Trimble Church of Christ Young Adult Class holds December meeting
The Trimble Church of Christ Young Adult Class met in the church social rooms for a 7:00 PM supper with covered dishes. The program included carols and readings, a Christmas tale, and gifts for children. Officers for 1945 were elected: Eileen Leake president, Lucy Harvey vice president, and Ocie Sharp secretary treasurer.
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Terry
Gwen
Harry Sharp
Yvonne
Paul Barrett
Paul Jr
William Johnson
William and
LeRoy
Harley Blower
Monty
Bertine Eberts
Loren Andrews
M. E. Christman
Hester Shirey
Newport
Tropical Park crowd wagers record sum in finale
At Tropical Park in Miami a crowd of 10,743 wagered a record $857,414 on a racing day. The eighth race set a single race record of $114,230 while Ted Atkinson, 1944 leading rider, rode his 1,000th winner and added two more wins.
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Fla
Tropical Park
Ted Atkinson
Mrs Riley Hosts Pupils Party At Legion Hall
Mrs Ethel Riley hosted a Christmas gathering for her piano and voice pupils at the American Legion Hall. Eileen Peugh played piano as carols filled the room. After games and prize awards the pupils exchanged gifts and received candy bars from Mrs Riley before a grand march finale. Mrs Helen Leach assisted.
Horvath Tested for Part in Screen Play
Ohio State football star Les Horvath undergoes a screen test at Selznick Studio in Hollywood. If successful, he travels to Arizona January 29 to shoot the play Duel in the Sun.
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Les Horvath
Ohio State
Kleig
Selznick
Horvath
Arizona
Simm
Bowling Green beats Assumption 67 to 36 for eighth win
Bowling Green dominated Assumption College 67 to 36 to extend its basketball schedule clean. The Bee-Gees led 36 to 17 at halftime and finished strong to secure win number eight.
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Assumption College
Bee-Gees
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