Feller Aims At Strikeout Record In 1946 Season
Bobby Feller leads with 118 strikeouts in 107 innings, far ahead of rivals as he pursues the single season mark. He recalls his spring aim to reclaim the strikeout crown, while the Senators and other teams clash in early standings.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Bobby Feller
Hal Newhouser
Rapid Robert
Rube Waddell
Feller
Cleveland
Clearwater
Fla
Bobo Newsom
Alice Reynolds
Newhouser
Navy
Washington Senators
Browns Open Ticket Sale For 1946 Season
Cleveland Browns announce 1946 season tickets with seven home games for six at prices 360 240 and 180 dollars plus tax. General admission is 1.20. Centerfield bleachers at Cleveland Stadium will be reserved for school children at 25 cents.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Brown
Cleveland Stadium
Dodgers Lead Ohio League
Weak hitting and sloppy defense drop the Springfield Giants to second as the Zanesville Dodgers beat Marion 10 to 9 while Springfield loses a doubleheader to Richmond Roses 4–3 and 6–0. Newark thumped by Lima 19–5 and Middletown edged Dayton 9–8 in 12 innings.
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Associated Press
Springfield Giants
Zanesville
Newark Moundsmen
Lima
Middletown Reds
Dayton
Former Chauncey Man Dies in West Virginia
Mrs Samuel La hugh of Chauncey reports the death of her father William Cullison age 56 a former Chauncey resident who died at his Morrisvale West Virginia home. Funeral services and burial were held there. He is survived by his wife Josie a son Charles a daughter Myrtle McCargish Morrisvale and the daughter and step daughter Mrs Della La Hugh and Mrs Gladys Pitts Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Samuel Lahugh
William Cullison
Morrisvale
W. Va
Josie
Charles
Myrtle McCargish
Della Lahugh
Gladys Pitts
Rollie Figgins Recovery Noted After Surgery
Chauncey resident Rollie Figgins, now at Shelter ing Arms Hospital in Athens, shows improving condition after surgery. He is expected to be released in a few days and is a brother of Mildred Pendergrass of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Rollie Figgs
Columbus
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Mildred Pendergrass
Chauncey Families Announce Marriage and Birth Notices
Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. Benny Shields announce the marriage of their daughter Louie Faye to Gerald Pyle of Millfield. The ceremony occurred Friday at 3 pm in Athens with Rev. Fred Lucis officiating. Attendants were Lewis Shields and Edna Poston. Chauncey birth notice: Fearl Showalter and Mrs. Showalter announce a son born at Edwardsville Indiana. grandparents listed in Chauncey and Warden.
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Chauncey
Benny Shields
Louie Faye
Gerald Pyle
William Pyle
Millfield
Athens
Fred Lucis
Lewis Shields
Edna Poston
Pye Eraguntes
Chauncey High
Fearl Showalter
Edwardsvile Ind
Charlie Showalter
Noah Williames
4-H To Meet Chauncey at High School Thursday
The Girl's 4-H Club will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Home Economics Department at the High School, as announced.
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Chauncey
Jack Funk Feted At Farewell Party
Chauncey residents honor Jack Lou Funk with a twocourse dinner at Mrs. Carson Sanders home in Millfield. Funk, a Chauncey-Dover High School graduate, has left for Parris Island to join the Marines. Attendees included Mary Margaret Rivers Sugar Creek and local families.
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Chauncey
Carson Sanders
Millfield
Jack Lou Funk
Sanders
Chauncey-Dover High School
Parris Island
Marines
Mary Margaret Rivers
Sugar Creek
Carl Moody
Jack Funk
Practice Slated for Ghauncey Forest Rose Rebecah Lodge
Practice is slated for Ghauncey Forest Rose Rebecah Lodge when it meets Thursday evening at the K of P building per a report.
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Ghauncey — Forest Rose Rebecah Lodge
K. of P
Rev Charles Carfrey Delivers Plains Sermon Despite Move
The Rev Charles Carfrey preached the first sermon of the conference year at The Plains Methodist Church. He plans to move to The Plains once a parsonage is available. Until then he stays with Misses Alta and Elva Cooper to fulfill pastoral duties. Mrs Carfrey and their twin sons David and Daniel visit her parents Mr and Mrs W D Tucker at Grove City.
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Chauncey
Charles Carfrey
Plains Methodist Church
Sursey
Carfrey
Plains
Alta
Elva Cooper
David
Daniel
W. D Tucker
Grove City
Cincinnati Visit Highlights Mrs Fields Family Trip
Mr and Mrs Chauncey and family including daughters Roseann Linda and Mrs Fields brother Arthur Chiki and Miss Jo Ann Williamson traveled to Cincinnati on Saturday for the ball game and to visit friends in Athens.
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Chauncey
Howard Fields
Roseann
Linda
Fields
Arthur Chiki
Jo Ann Williamson
Athens
Cincinnati
Leagues Sign New Contract Amid Baseball Pact Talks
Chicago report says a joint committee for major and minor leagues approved a rough draft of a new pact under Commissioner Chandler. The deal would replace the Landis regime, focus on promotions and minor league player selection, and require full major and minor league approval at winter meetings.
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Chicago
A B
Happy
Chandler
K. M. Landis
Indianapolis Indians Clinch 5-3 Win After 11 Innings
Indianapolis defeats St Paul 5-3 in 11 innings to maintain a 15 point edge in the American Association title race. Louisville trounces Milwaukee 18-2, Kansas City beats Toledo 2-1 in the nightcap, and Minneapolis rolls past Columbus 16-8.
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Indians
St Paul
Saints
Louisville
Milwaukee
Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Toledo
Minneapolis
Millers
Columbus
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Cincinnati
American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City
Tigner-Bishop Are Nuptials at First Christian Church
Miss Margaret Jane Tigner and Allen I. Bishop were married at the First Christian Church parsonage in Washington D. C. H. with Rev John Tigner officiating. The couple plan a short honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Canada, then reside on a Mt. Blanchard area farm.
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Blanchard
Louis Wetzel
Cinemnat
Mendelssohn
Mt. Blaneheard
Ames-Bern
Cincinnati Bible
Mountville
Mt. Blanchard
Mt. Blanchard High School
Bowling Green University
Thanksgiving football clash canceled for East Liverpool and Weilsville
East Liverpool and Weilsville high schools will not meet on Thanksgiving for the first time in 34 years. The game has been moved to November 15 to allow both schools to start early basketball training sessions.
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East Liverpool
UPI
Weilsville
Baseball Scores and Player Leaders From Yesterday
Scores across the American and National Leagues include New York 2 Chicago 1 and Boston 9 St Louis 4. Detroit 2 Philadelphia 0 and Cleveland 10 Washington 2. Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 6 in 11 innings. Batting leader Vernon of Washington at .394 and Pesky of Boston with 60 hits. Ferriss of Boston leads in pitching with 90 strikeouts. Slaughter of St Louis tops in RBIs with 35.
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Mickey Haefner
Pat Seerey
Frank Hayes
Boston
New York
Red Sox
St. Lous Browns
Yankees
Chicago
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Randy Heflin
Brownies
Denny Gatehouse
Philadelpha Athletics
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Trout
Jimmy Bloodworth
Eddie Mayo
Jimmy Outlaw
Hoot Evers
Mayo Outlaw
Bob’ Savage
St. Louis
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Philadelpha
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St Louis
St. Lows
Vernon
Pesky
Doerr
Greenberg
DiMaggio
Ferriss
Walker
Cavarretta
Musial
Slaughter
Beggs
Cincinnati
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Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
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Philadelphia
Southworth to be honored by veterans post before game
Billy Southworth Post will honor Boston Braves manager Bill Southworth as an honorary life member at ceremonies before the Reds Braves game in Cincinnati. The post honors Billy Southworth, son of Major Billy Southworth, who died in a plane crash, in a World War II veterans group ceremony.
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Cincinnati
Bill Southworth
Boston Braves
Billy Southworth
United Veterans
Billy
Hollister News Notes Dominated by Holiday Visits
Hollister residents and relatives gathered for weekend reunions. Lewis Dew of Fostoria, Chester Post and Marguerite of Pataskala, Henrietta Phelps and Wilber Martain of Newark visited the Dew home. Emma Bailey, Wilber Bailey and family hosted and Emma Bailey’s mother Mrs. Larry Vitt spent time with Jess McGee’s family. Bessie Wilson of Dayton, and William Humphreys of Columbus joined relatives at the Wilson home.
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Wilber Bailey
Emma Bailey
Larry Vitt
Pearl McGee
Fostoria
Jess McGee
Bessie Wilson
Dayton
Arthur Wilson
William Humphreys
Columbus
Derby Day at Epsom Downs Britain Draws Half Million
Britain's biggest flat race, the Derby, returns for its 163rd renewal at Epsom Downs. Twenty colts compete for 822,062 pounds on the mile and a half track as royal spectators, a half-million crowd, and nationwide betting mark the national tradition. Gulf Stream, long the favorite, slips to 5 to 1 after a string of practice reports, with Happy Knight and Khaled as strong contenders alongside.
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Epsom Downs
England
Britain
Epsom
London
Lord
Gulf Stream
Rowley
Newmarket
Sir Willams Cooke
Mediately
Bettors
Happy Knight
Victory Club
AGA Khan
Khaled
Trapshooting Wrinkle Sparks New Feat in Jersey
In Cliffside Park New Jersey trapshooters experiment a method where the shooter drops the aim and shouts pull before grabbing the gun to fire. The stunt risks safety and may prompt more challenges such as supporting rails or vines to obscure the marksman. Also noted is the convict striped assassin bug with about 2000 species feeding on other insects.
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Cliffside Park
N. J
Hogan Wins Goodall Round Robin at Winged Foot for Second Time
Ben Hogan clinches the $10,000 Goodall Round-Robin title at Winged Foot G C with a final match victory over Byron Nelson and Vic Ghezzi, achieving a record 51 plus points across seven rounds. He posts a 69 in the final round, earning $2,000 and boosting his season winnings to $22,069.50. Nelson also finishes strong in medal play at 502, with Hogan becoming the first repeat winner of the Goodall event and adding to three straight tourney wins.
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
Ben Hogan
Golf
Winged Foot G. C
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Hogan
Nelson
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Hershey
Sammy Byrd
Bob Hamilton
P.g.ay Champton
Jimmy Demaret
Byrd
Demaret
Hamilton
Harry Cooper
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Dutch Harrison
Lloyd Mangrum
Harrison
Mangrum
Jay McSpaden
Herman Keiser
Jimmy Hines
Byron
Lawson Little
Herman Barton
Dick Burton
Britain
Burton
Burron
Midget Autos Race Sunday In Cleveland
Big name pilots from across the coast enter the 100 mile Midget Championship Classic to be run at Bainbridge Speedway near Geauga Lake Park on Route 43. Five entrants including Wild Bill Boyd Duane Carter Ralph Pratt Clarence LaRue and Roy Sherman must qualify Saturday for a share of 7500 in prize money with 24 cars expected and a potential record turnout in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Coast
Householder
Wild Bill Boyd
Steubenville Wells High School
Muroc Dry Lake
Duane Carter
Fresno
Calif
West Coast
Ralph Pratt
Omaha
Nebraska
Clarence LaRue
Akron
Uniontown
Roy Sherman
Los Angeles
Eiveryone
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