Reds Open Series in St Louis With Strong Offensive Show
The surging Cincinnati Reds travel to St Louis for the first of four games with the Cardinals. Mort Cooper to start for the World champions while Ol Ray art handles mound duties for Cincinnati. The Reds beat the Cubs 10 to 6 in the first game and lost 4 to 1 in the nightcap as Elmer Riddle won his sixth and Joe Beggs saved the second.
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Standings From The Latest American League And Association Scores
The latest standings show New York and Philadelphia trading wins with scores 6 to 2 and 6 to 3. Boston defeats Brooklyn 4 to 3 while Brooklyn over Boston 3 to 2. Chicago edges Cincinnati 10 to 6 and 4 to 1 in another pairing. Pittsburgh beats St. Louis 10 to 3 and 4 to 4 in a tied endgame.
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Eastern football picture dominated by 4F and V12 plans
The times show a crowded 1943 schedule with 4F and Naval V-12 units shaping teams. Harvard drops football while Yale Princeton Rutgers Georgetown plan varied programs as Army Navy seek fielding options and travel logistics, plus widespread service and college participation across many schools.
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Indians Doomed No More as Bagby Shuts Out Browns
Cleveland Indians avoid last place with a 2 1 victory over the St Louis Browns in the nightcap after dropping the opener 3 1. Jim Bagby ended a rough stretch with the win as Gene Desautels and Pat Seerey delivered key plays. The Browns beat Cleveland in the first game, 3 1, while Detroit next visits for a two game series.
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Chauncey Dinner Honors Corporal Harold H. Locke
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Locke hosted a chicken dinner in Chauncey to honor their son Corporal Harold H. Locke on his 15 day furlough. The event marked his visit tied to his wife’s illness and celebrated his birthday anniversary with family members and friends.
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New Lower Plains Residents Honored At Welcome Event
Chauncey Mrs. Angie South and her daughter Mrs. Nola Douglas moved from near Fisher Station to the W. E. Dicken property at Lower Plains and were welcomed with a house warming last week by local residents. The 83 year old Mrs. South enjoys good health and has another daughter Mrs. Roy Gabriel in the area. The gathering featured singing, gifts for the honorees, and refreshments.
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Mrs Margaret Locke suffers paralytic stroke at Wellston home
Former Chauncey resident Mrs Margaret Locke was stricken with a paralytic stroke at her Wellston home last week. She is the mother of Rev Robert Phillips of Marion Ohio formerly of Chauncey who married Ona Mae Sweeney of Chauncey.
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Navy Sailor Returns on Furlough to Visit Family
Chauncey William Keasey, a Navy sailor with over two years of service and overseas duty, returns to the United States on furlough to visit his brother Michael Keasey and Sherman Keasy in Chauncey.
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Personal Mention Highlights Local Residents Visits
Mrs. Paul Hamilton and daughter Linda Lou of Athens spent Saturday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gabriel. Mrs. Bessie Klinas near McConnellsville visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Dailey as her husband serves. Mrs. Iona Harrison visited her mother Mrs. Rebecca Harrison in Mt. Vernon. The Plains group spent week in Nelsonville at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gurley with father ill. Harry and Frank South, Willoughby workers, spend a week with mother Angie South and Nola Douglas. The Plains were in Orbiston visiting Mrs. Lew Jones. Mrs. Carrie Channell Eva Stalder and Zina Wharton of The Plains visited Mrs. Millicent Klee McLaughlin at Marysville Route 1, who is seriously ill and formerly pastor there.
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Chauncey Four Leaf Clover Four H Club Meeting Notice
The Chauncey Four Leaf Clover 4 H Club will meet Tuesday at 7 p m at advisor Jeanette Blackford's home on May Avenue. All members should attend. Officers listed: President Jo Anna Ley Vice President Pauline Robinson Secretary Treasurer Betty Blackford Press Reporter Barbara Smart Recreation Leader Doris Hammond.
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Corporal Edward Guy Returns From Furlough near Chauncey
Corporal Edward Guy, radio man with the Coast Artillery, ended a 12 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Guy near Chauncey and returned to his Manchester Connecticut camp.
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Five Day Furlough For Petty Officer Billie Joe Gabriel
Petty Officer 3rd Class Cook Billie Joe Gabriel from Camp Edwards Massachusetts is on a five day furlough visiting his mother Ollie Gabriel and brother Lester Gabriel in Lower Plains.
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Umpire Hall of Fame Dream and Tim Hurst Anecdotes
Fullerton's Roundup notes baseball umpires as deserving Hall of Fame candidates with portraits of Bill Klein and legends like King Gaffney and Hank O'Day. It recalls Tim Hurst's famous pitcher exchange and other era anecdotes about officiating, fan interest, and enduring baseball lore. It also cites brief guest lines from Nixson Denton and a naval training station clerk referencing a Puerto Rican featherweight champion.
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American Association Clubs Trade Off in Doubleheaders
The eight clubs split yesterday's doubleheaders with several notable results. Toledo Mudhens defeated Milwaukee Brewers 7 2 in the opener then fell 15 3 in the nightcap. Indianapolis Indians lost 5 2 to Minneapolis in game one but crushed them 17 7 in the second. St Paul Saints pitchers Art Herring and Clay Smith endured 19 scoreless innings before Smith lost 8 0 to Louisville while Herring won 4 2. Kansas City Blues beat Columbus 3 0, then dropped the second game 6 3 after a late rally against Preacher Roe was quelled. Hub Shelley and George Scharein contributed key plays.
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Baseball Stat Leaders and Ruth 714 Home Runs
National batting leader Dahlgren of Philadelphia hits .359 with Camilli 36 runs and Herman 40 RBIs leading Brooklyn and Cincinnati. Musial and McCormick tie for hits at 62 while DiMaggio leads homers at seven for Pittsburgh. Newsom of Brooklyn shows 61 victories. American batting Stephens 369 runs White 30 RBIs Siebert 29, Wakefield 60 hits Keller 7 HR Candini 50. Babe Ruth tallies 714 career homers over 22 major league seasons.
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Trautman Elected President of OSU Alumni Association
George M. Trautman of Columbus, president of the American Association Baseball League, was elected president of the Ohio State University Alumni Association on Saturday.
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Pro Football Magnates Seek Plans Amid War Time Shortages
Pro football owners meet in Chicago to decide on playing schedules and to draft collegians graduating between June and October. Nine owners remain committed, with Cleveland out for the war, while Green Bay New York Detroit Washington optimistic. Chicago Bears Halas, Cardinals Bidwell face player shortages and possible merger talks loom as Pittsburgh and Philadelphia weigh options.
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Reedsville Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Reedsville residents report arrivals and departures including Fern Hamilton returning from Dayton to join sister Mrs Bery Powell. E A Stout of Columbus visited with Mr and Mrs A C Stout. Phyllis Buckley moved to Columbus for work. Kathryn Williams and nurse Grim from City Hospital Parkersburg visited the Williams family. Surnames include Williams Sisson Hamilton German Emrick and Parker with Parkersburg and Reynoldsburg connections.
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Boys State Delegates Elect Government Officers at Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware Ohio report: Buckeye youths at American Legion Boys State vote today for governor and other offices at Ohio Wesleyan University. Winners will be sworn in tonight with inaugural fanfare.
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Rabbit Season To Be Longer Next Winter
The Ohio conservation and natural resources commission announced tentative game regulations including longer rabbit and raccoon seasons. Rabbit season runs Nov 19 to Jan 11, raccoon season Nov 15 to Jan 15, deer open season referred to committee, year around red fox hunting extended to 13 counties, and trap limits set at 25 per trapper in inland districts.
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John Carroll Drops Football to End Intercollegiate Athletics
John Carroll University ends intercollegiate competition for the duration of the war. Athletic Director Tom Conley, who captained Knute Rockne's Notre Dame team, leaves for an industrial post. Western Reserve Case and Baldwin Wallace will continue athletic activity.
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Train schedules for Baltimore New York Central and Chesapeake routes
Listing of time cards and frequencies for multiple rail services including Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, and Chesapeake and Ohio. Times for daily, weekly and Sunday operations are provided with northbound and southbound designations.
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