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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
7
Lackey’s enduring impact on Athens High basketball and mentoring
The piece honors Lackey a longtime coach and mentor at Athens High who built teams through effort and unity. It recalls his early days at Grover’s with key figures like Harry and Grover, and highlights his philosophy That adversity strengthens resolve He promoted intramurals and a broad program focusing on physical welfare and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackey
Uncle
Harry
Jace
E Pe Crovers
Iry
Ag University
Haspall
Grover
Dela
Bobcats
Bishops’ Court
Athens
Bulldogs
Bulldog
Har- Wise
Pete McKinley
Wises
Mcinleys
Athens High
Larry
Kent State Cancels 1943 Football Schedule
Kent State University cancels its 1943 football season and will suspend play for the duration. Head Coach Starn says the team will focus on other sports as long as enough male students are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Kent State Univerity
Starn
Navy
Ny 1
Roberts
Golden Flashes
Dorazio and Galento Score Wins in Featured Bouts
In Chicago Gus Dorazio outpointed Lem Franklin while Freddy Fiducia faced cuts after a bout in New York. In Chattanooga Tony Galento stopped Gold Terror in the second round after a Jersey City start, with Bolden and other names listed in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Mate Bolden
Cutte
Freddy Fiducia
New- A
Chattanooga
Tony Galento
Jersey City
The
Gold Terror
Hines Rushed to Grant Hospital After Foot Infection
Andy Hines was taken by ambulance to Grant Hospital on Sunday afternoon for treatment of a foot infection. Doctors operated, but a recurrence is expected requiring further hospital care. He is anticipated to stay about a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slouster
Andy Hines
Grant Hospital
John 8
Blower
Mtn
Full Slate To Resume Saturday in Major League Baseball
The season will see a tight schedule with little travel and only 15 games in a week. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as Fred Fitzsimmons pitched well, Gustine had four hits, including a triple. The Dodgers near the NL lead as idle days approach. three games in each league are set for tomorrow with key matchups including Boston at Brooklyn and Chicago at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Dodges
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Fred Fitzsimmons
Buccaneer
Frankie Gustine
Gustine
Dodgers
Wally Hebert
Bob Bragan
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
St. Louis
National
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Lem Franklin Quits Boxing after Seven Straight Losses
Chicago report says Lem Franklin the Cleveland heavyweight quits prize fighting after seven straight defeats in a comeback. His latest loss came to Gus Dorazio of Philadelphia in a ten round decision, Franklin failing to land a solid blow while holding an eight pound weight advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lem
Franklin
Cleveland
Joe Louis
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Stuhldreher Named College All Stars Coach
Harry Stuhldreher, noted for building a top Wisconsin program, is named head coach of the College All-Stars. The Aug. 25 charity game at Dyche Stadium in Evanston will pit the All-Stars against the NFL champion Washington Redskins. Mrs. Raymond Robinson attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs. George Lenigar in Chauncey, visiting her ill mother Mrs. Lewis Duncan in Chesterhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Washington Redskins
Dyche Stadium
Evanston
Glouster
Raymond Robinson
Chauncey Friday
George Lenigar
Lewis, Duncan
Chesterhill
Duncan
Mrs. Lenigar
Baseball standings and results from yesterday
National Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 1 was the sole game in the schedule. American Association St. Paul 1-1 Columbus 0-0 Minneapolis 5 Toledo 4 Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St Paul Birds Blank Columbus For Twin Shutouts
St Paul pitchers Clay Smith and Art Herring tossed 1 0 games to blank Columbus 1 to 0 twice, boosting their season shutout total to eight and their recent win streak to 10 in 16. Milwaukee moved into second after beating Indianapolis 5 to 3, with a protest over two runs. Minnesota rose to third as Toledo fell to fifth. St Louis defeated Kansas City 5 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Paul
Twins
Clay Smith
Art Herring
Wizards
Minneapolis
Columbus Red Birds
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Brewer
Ownie Bush
Mineapolis
Toledo
St. Louis Cards
Kansas City
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Summary of top performers across leagues includes Dahligren batting .367 for Philadelphia and Camilli leading runs with 34 for Brooklyn. Herman of Brooklyn drives in 36 RBIs, Musial tops hits with 57 for St. Louis, and DiMaggio has 7 home runs for Pittsburgh. Newsom and Sewell share pitching with 61 games combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahligren
Philadelphia
Camilli
Brooklyn
Herman
Musial
St. Louis
DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Newsom
Sewell
Skater Earle Reynolds Reveals Racing Past at Ice Rink
The 75 year old skater and circus tutor recalls a Latonia skating race with three jockeys and tight boots. He recounts John W Gates betting $420000 on Sysonby at Brighton Beach in 1905 earning $92000 for the winner while noting other bets and a horse fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Latonia
Earle
Reynolds
John W
Gates
Anna Held
Ted Sloan
John W. Gates
Sysonby
Brighton Beach
Avunrose Clark
Reds to Play Exhibition Games in Indiana and Great Lakes
Cincinnati manager Bill McKechnie will test new players during a three day exhibition tour with Camp Atterbury Indiana Fort Benjamin Harrison and Great Lakes. Pitcher Jack Niemes impressed in his debut and Daii Clay new outfielder joins Indianapolis camp to play centerfield. Lonnie Frey and Bucky Walters stay behind due to medical reasons but are set to rejoin before the Cubs NL opener Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Great Lakes
Bill McKechnie
Deacon
Jack Niemes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Daii Clay
Philadelphia Phils
Indianapolis
McKechnie
Lonnie Frey
Bucky
Walters
Lonnie
New York
Reds
Cubs
Superman of Camp Barkeley Fred Schleicher shines as mighty traine
A Camp Barkeley feature profiles Pvt. Fred D. Schleicher 22 from Cleveland Ohio University heavyweight wrestling champion and football tackle. The 6 foot 3 inch 212 pound trainee lifts 2700 pounds in saddle lifts and handles 400 pound ice blocks. Schleicher aims to be a physical education instructor and does not plan to wrestle professionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSGT
Brendan Connelly
Superman
MRTC
Fred D. Schleicher
Co. A
Med
Adonis
Charles Atlas
Schleicher
Ohio University
Cleveland
Albert A. Sabat
Everett Moutray
Midwest Tracks Gridiron Hope Rings Amid War Shortage
Midwest coaches across Ohio Nebraska Minnesota and Oklahoma plan full schedules despite manpower limits. Freshmen used, service trainees bolster teams as Big Ten reshapes schedules to focus on regional foes. Notre Dame retains key rivals while facing V-12 trainees and Great Lakes Sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nebraska
Ami
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Big Ten
Midwest
Great Lakes
Iowa
Sea Hawks
Camp Grant Warriors
Bailiwick
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio State
Paul Brown
Columbus
Creighton University
Toledo
University of Detroit
Gus Dorais
Detroit Lions
Illinois
Northwestern
Purdue
Notre Dame
Navy
Southern California
Stanford
Army
Georgia Tech
Fighting Irish
Great Lakes Sailors
Iowa Seahawks
Church To Honor Men in Service
GLOUSTER Plans are under way to dedicate the Honor Roll for service men who are Church of Christ members or Sunday School attendees. The dedication service will be held at the church next Sunday evening. Eligible service men should have their names submitted promptly to Rev. Co. B. Tigner or committee members. Further program details will be announced later.
Funeral Services for Miss Golda Lawrence at Long Bottom
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church for Miss Golda Lawrence who lived in Long Bottom most of her life. Burial followed at Sand Hill Cemetery beside her parents. Relatives attending included Elizabeth McCall, Draper and Mrs Davis of Coolville, Merl Stevenson and family, and Mrs Glenna Haskins of Byesville. Army personnel visitation noted with Osborns at Fort Bragg and Camp Livingston visits by Edwin Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Golda Lawrence
Methodist Church
Kreuther
Pomeroy
Sand Hill
Elizabeth McCall
Draper Davis
Coolville
Merl Stevenson
Glenna Haskins
Byesville
Log Cabin Valley Personal and Social Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Marks of Wilkesville spent Sunday with her brother here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jarvis moved into the Fred Kessler property. Perle Hollingshead and family moved into James Faught property. Mrs. Florence Chalfan and daughter of Sugar Creek visit sister Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and two children of Springfield. Everett Osler spends days with his sisters in Sabina and Washington. Georgia Faught spending days with sister Mrs. Ben Brown in Jackson. Mrs. Alice Ward and son of Langsville visit relatives here. Maggie Cardwell, Janey Osler, Florence Chalfan and daughter spent time with their parents, the A. H. Williams family in Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log Cabin Valley
Hiram Marks
Wilkesville
Fred Jarvis
Fred Kessler
Perle Hollingshead
James Faught
Florence Chalfan
Sugar Creek
Elizabeth Wilson
Springfield
Everett Osler
Sabina
Washington D. H
Georgia Faught
Ben Brown
Jackson
Alice Ward
Langsville
Maggie Cardwell
Janey Osler
A. H. Williams
Wellston
Appreciative Reader Thanks for Life Magazine Copies
Ezra Weaver expresses thanks to all who responded to his request for a Life Magazine copy. He notes he has received several copies and invites further deliveries or bringing a copy to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ezra Weaver
Life Magazine
Heavy Rains Hit Glouster and Vicinity
Glouster district faced two severe electric storms Sunday with heavy downpours. Flooded streets and sidewalks backed into basements as storm sewers failed. Mayor Williams and Councilman Rogers toured areas noting damage to victory gardens and paved streets while Street Foreman Waldeck led crews removing mud and debris on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams
Emmett Rogers
Victory Gardens
Jake Waldeck
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Glouster Garden Club plans a Thursday 7 30 p m meeting at Mrs EF H Taylor. Saturday visitors include Mr and Mrs J A Goddard Somerset and their son Pfe Sam and Mrs Goddard of New Jersey Lieut Dale Goddard Big Springs Tex a Bombardier School graduate Mrs Glenna McKinney and Joan Morris returned from Zanesville. Akron round of visits features Mrs Fred Smith and Nellie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Garden Club
EF. H. Taylor
Esta Cunningham
J. A. Goddard
Somerset
Pfe
Sam
Goddard
New Jersey
Dale Goddard
Big Springs
Texas
Army Air Force
Bombardier School
Glenna McKinney
Joan Morris
Zanesville
Frank McKinney
John L. Morris
Fred Morris
Jimmie
Greta Alexander
Cleveland
Orvil Miller
Akron
Fred Smith
Ralph Steadman
Columbus
Nellie Smith
Bellefontaine
C. A .Pride
Greenfeld
Service men transfer to Lincoln Air Base for airplane mechanics course
Cpl. Cloyd Clem ens reports two Trimble Township servicemen, Robert Morrison and Bill McAfoose, have been transferred from Clearwater Florida to Lincoln Air Base for a course in airplane mechanics.
Trimble Plans for Thursday Blackout
Trimble mayor announces a Thursday blackout with no curfew. The first bell signals the blackout and residents must extinguish all lights. The second bell will signal all clear and lights may be turned on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Underwood
Trimble
Service Men of Glouster Area
Major Lowell Burnell and Mrs Burnell visited Glouster on leave from military duty. They will stay at home and with his parents in Nelsonville before returning to Fort Knox. Cpl Robert Clark completed a six week course at New River and returns to Quantico for an eight week program. Pfc James Steadman finished an eight week course at Arkansas State College and is transferred to Orlando for office work in the Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lowell Burnell
Burnell
Nelsonville
Fort Knox
Cpl
Robert
Bob) Clark
New River
Quantico
Former Hunterdon Man Dies at Holden
Alex Vaido Sr. 60 of Hunterdon died June 2 in Holden West Virginia from spinal meningitis. He worked at Island Coal Creek Co Mine 267 Hunterdon thirty five years before shutdown. He is survived by his wife and eight children Irene Theresa Rose Alex Eleanor Steven Anna Lou John. one son predeceased him. He leaves two brothers John Cleveland Vaido Joe Vaido and sister Anna all in Hungary. funeral held in Holden with wife at bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Alex Vaido, Sr
Hunterdon
Holden
W. Va
Island Coal Creek Co
Irene
Theresa
Rose
Columbus
Alex
Eleanor
Steven
Anna Lou
John
John Vaido
Cleveland
Joe Vaido
Hungary
Anna
Indians Acquire 20 Year Old Fly Chaser Seerey
Cleveland adds Pat Seerey 20 year old outfielder from Wilkes Barre as Hank Edwards injury opens room in the outfield. Seerey hit .303 at Cedar Rapids after 23 games with Wilkes Barre where he batted .256 and led the league in RBIs with 22. Indians prepare for a five game series with the St Louis Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pat Seerey
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Wilkes-Barre
Hank Edwards
Tribe
Edwards
Jeff Heath
Philadelphia
M. H. Castle
Seerey
Indians
Lakeland
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Redskins
Mike Rocco
Buffalo
International
Otto Denning
Eddie Turchin
St. Louis Browns
Dahlgren and Stephens Retain Major League Batting Leads
Babe Dahlgren of the Phillies and Vernon Stephens of the Browns continue atop the major league batting charts. Stephens, back from induction, sits at .369 to lead the American League. Dahlgren holds a .367 mark and a wide NL lead. Oris Hackett is second in the AL at .343, up thirteen points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Dahlgren
Phillies
Vernon
Dahlgren
Oris Hackett
Cleveland
Tendered Serenade At Trimble Home
An old fashioned serenade was held at the H. M. Kasler home in Trimble Saturday night for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. William Kasler who wed on June 4. Attendees included numerous Kaslers and relatives from Athens Bart and Cleveland, with extended family and friends listed among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
H. M. Kasler
William Kasler
Sid Kasler
Edna
Betty
Athens
James McMullen
Don Kasler
Don
Bart Kasler
Dean
Elden Kasler
Norma
Darlene
John Howard
Harlan Linscott
Israel Linscott
Marian Lynder
Walter Sayre
Nile Sayre
Bertha Sayre
Admiral Brown
Homer Linscott
Harmon Kasler
Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion Meet Set for June Ninth
A public meeting of all interested in promoting the Old Settlers' Reunion will be held Wednesday night June 9 at 8 o'clock in the mayor's office. Business people are urged to attend and committee members are announced.
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Jacksonville
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