Six Games Carded By Bobcats For 1940 Season
Ohio University Athletic Director Dance Peden announced a six game football schedule for the Bobcats with a potential additional game if opposition is found. Scheduled games include Bowling Green Western Michigan Cincinnati Miami Murray State Teachers and Baldwin Wallace. Most opponents will use Navy V-12 trainees, reducing travel, and Peden cautions the team will not World Series prospects but views the schedule as a necessary first step back on the gridiron.
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Ohio University
Dance
Peden
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Cincinnati
Miami
Murray
State
Baldwin Wallace
Bobcat
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Bob Yeats
Ohio
Dayton
Don
Murray State
Oxford
Berea
Woman Seeks Jockey Permit in Ohio Race Field
Mrs Wantha Davis of Chickasha Oklahoma 28 year old mother and wife of a serviceman becomes the first woman to apply to the Ohio racing commission for a jockey license She hopes to ride at Beal Park Grove City on the meeting’s final day Her submission includes clippings of her rides at Oklahoma and Nebraska fairs Jockeys Charlie Clark and Colin Kinsley weigh in with mixed support and caution for her chances at the saddle.
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Columbus
Ohio Racing Commission
Wantha Davis
Chickasha
Okio
Beal
Park
Grove City
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Charlie Clark
Colin Kinsley
Standings update across leagues with rain delays
National standings list Brooklyn 5 New York 4 Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5. American leaders Boston 1 Philadelphia 0 St Louis 3 Detroit 2 Chicago 4 Cleveland 3. Association shows Minneapolis 5 Columbus 1 St Paul 9 Toledo 7. Kansas City Indianapolis tied to rain. Milwaukee 6 Louisville 4.
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National Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
American Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
National Club
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
W. L
Washington
Philadelphia Pek
L. Pet
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Eight teams enter Ohio Wesleyan track meet at Selby Field
At Selby Field Ohio Wesleyan hosts an Ohio college track meet with eight teams Ashland Baldwin Wallace Bowling Green Case Denison Miami Oberlin and Wesleyan listing 101 men for events. In Akron amateur boxing action Tommy Jackson and Lalo Berezo headline a five round finale with other weight classes including Dave Marsh Whitey Fresh Willie McDougle and Nick Panatello. Ashland names Cloyce E Taylor head football and basketball coach succeeding A L Buckner who moves to Crawfordsville Ind.
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Delaware
Ohio College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Selby Field
Ashland
Baldwin-Wallace
Bowing Green
Case
Denison
Miami
Oberlin
Wesleyan
Akron
Tommy Jackson
Cleveland
Lalo Berezo
Youngstown
Akron Armory
Dave Marsh
Whitey Fresh
Sandusky, O
Willie McDougle
Nick Panatello
Cloyce E. Taylor
Bryan, C
Las
Ashland High School
Bryan
Findlay College
A. L. Buckner
Crawfordsville
Ind
Braves Swap Medwick Pyle for Kluttz in Pitch Shortage
In a move to bolster a bullpen thin Braves roster, Boston acquires outfielder Joe Medwick and pitcher Ewald Pyle from the Giants in exchange for catcher Clyde Kluttz. Reports also link the Braves to a cash deal with St Louis for Mort Cooper as Medwick and Pyle join Bob Coleman’s lineup aimed at steadying the field and outfield gaps.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Joe
Ducky) Medwick
Ewald
Pyle
Eddie Brannick
New York Giants
Medwick
Braves
Clyde Klutiz
St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Charles
Red) Barrett
Kluttz
Bob Coleman
Coleman
Tommy Holmes
St. Loui Cardinals
Curt Davis
Brooklyn
Giants
Minneapolis
Fullerton's Roundup: Racing News and Local Birth Announcement
National and local sports notes center on Bill Hulse, the Navy miler in Norfolk seeking workouts near Jacksonville. Morton Klein sparks a pony tournament at the Garden with a 183 prize pool split among players. A birth notice records the Patterson family's new nine pound son Chauncey at Millfield.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Bill Hulse
America
Navy
Gil Dodds
A.A.U
Norfolk
Nave Nihane Arena
Jacksonville
Fla
Bill
Ston
Dan Ferris
Morton
Desn
Westrall
Selby
Slaughter
Householder
Miller
Barstow
Swanson
Parsons
Beckley
Reed
Merchant
Mitchell
Garrison
Gubitz
Shepard
Banks
Wolfe
van Nostrand
Kennard
Landers
Russell
Shumway
Noble
Hollingsworth
Musgrave
Sanders
Shirley
Tribe
McDaniel
Barr
Chadwick
Dupler
Oracle
Rapp
West
Flowers
Davis
Chauncey
Willie Patterson
Millfield
Carroll Widdoes fires 70 in golf on Gray course
Ohio State football coach Carroll Widdoes shot a 70 on the University Gray course and confessed he would be happy with that score again on future Saturdays. The Yankees may need to call up Steve Kuk from Newark if a trade misses tonight's deadline. Lt. Joe Petritz, ex Notre Dame star, is assigned to Georgia pre night school public relations and comments on cadet athletic training and toughness.
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Carroll Widdoes
Ohio State
University Gray
Yankees
Steven Kuk
Newark
Kuk
Funeral of Taylor Ridge Native Held Wednesday
Mrs. Walter Kempton died Sunday in Grant Hospital following childbirth. Funeral services were held in Chillicothe with burial there. Surviving are her husband, infant son Steven Wayne, mother Mrs. Elizabeth Dearth, a sister and three half brothers. relatives and friends from Taylor Ridge and Columbus attended.
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Chauncey
Walter Kempton
Virginia Bur Hile
Taylor Ridge
Grant Hospital
Columbhus
Chillicothe
Aeron
Akron Metro
Charles Ern
Columbus
Joanne Dearth
Charles E. Dearth
Navy
Richard
David Dearth
Elmer Davis
Shirley
Cora Davis
Jacksonville
Former UCLA Star to Rams Beckons Football Fans
Warren Kirkendall of Chauncey and Pvt Albert Kirkendall in Huntington WoVa share news of a new son. The Cleveland Rams sign former UCLA quarterback Bob Waterfield, husband of Jane Russell, to boost their roster. Waterfield, a three time all Pacific Coast Conference pick, served in the military and returns to college play after a medical discharge. He starred at UCLA and led the team to Rose Bowl success before entering service. Sylvester Hemmond’s Chauncey family notes their son Ernest Lanning, with the Sixth Marine Division, sustained severe injuries on Okinawa, including leg amputation. He was hospitalized in Oakland after Guadalcanal service.
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Chauncey
Warren Kirkendall
Huntington
WoVa
Albert Kirkendall
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Cleveland
Cleveland Rams
National Professional Football League
Bob Water
Rfield
U.C.L.A
Jane Russell
Waterfield
Rams
Chile Walsh
Joe
Davis
Ram
Uclater
Charles Davis
Tin
Uclans
University
Georgia
Ptc
Clifford Davis
Pic
Fort Karl Davis
Sta- Benning
Austria
Western Stars
Sylvester Hemmond
P.F.C. Ernest Lanning
Sixth Marine Division
Fourth Regiment
Okinawa
Shell
Oakland
California
Guadalcanal
Banfield Seaman Clifford H Transferred to Pacific Area
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Clifford Banfield report their son Seaman Clifford H Banfield has been transferred from two years service in the Atlantic and Mediterranean aboard the USS Rhind to the USS Champlin in the South Pacific area.
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Clifford Banfield
Seaman l c
Clifford H. Banfield
South Pacific
Seaman Banfield
U.S. Navy
Smithe
Atlantic
Mediterranean
USS. Rhind
U.S.S. Champlin
Church of Christ Plans Father’s Day Services
The Church of Christ will begin Sunday with Bible School at 9:00. Communion and preaching follow at 10:00. The sermon will be Repentance Unto Salvation. Evening YPS CE services are canceled for the summer due to stadium services at 8:15 p.m. Rev Tigner preaches The Conviction of Things Not Seen. Choirs from three churches rotate music and sermons.
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Glouster
B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Tigher
A. G. Freeman
Eugene Brown
Methodist Church
Chauncey— Church of Christ
Perish
Chauncey Church
Jensie Jackson
Trimble
Fern Johnson
Gilbert Courtney
Glave Thompson
Jai Greens
Millfield
Northern Ohio Golf Championship at Manakiki
Wayne Lewis Jr. and Tommy Whiteway headline a field of 110 entries in the Northern Ohio Championship at Manakiki Country Club in Cleveland. Whiteway seeks his fifth title while Lewis Jr. returns as a 1944 titlist in a competitive field.
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Cleveland
League Leaders and Batting Stats Snapshot
League leaders show Holmes of Boston with 392 runs and 80 hits while Lombardi of New York leads with 13 home runs. Elliott of Pittsburgh has 42 runs batted in and Olmo Barrett Nie man of Brooklyn Boston share stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Cooper of Boston and Ferriss Berowy tied with eight wins.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
New York
Giants
Pirates
Ball Voiselle
Mel Ott
Nat
St. Louis
Brookian
Voiselie
Phil Weintraub
Nap Reyes
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Ate
Harry Fieldman
Andy Han Sem
Vaiselle
Frankie Frisch
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Thoreough
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Frisch
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Vince DiMaggio
Dizzy Trout
Vern Stephens
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Tigers
Clem Hausmann
Holmes
Elliott Pittsburgh
Lombardi
Olmo
Brooklyn
Barrett
Nieman
M. Cooper
Etcen
Prew York
Stirnweiss
Stephens
Louis
Case
Washington
Ferriss
Berowy
Chauncey Personals and Baseball Notes From Region
Chauncey relatives send birthday greetings from Chauncey and nearby towns. Keith Gloeckner of Athens visits his sister in Lower Plains. Dodgers and Pirates notes describe game results, players like Elliott and Gronfridde, and a doubleheader sweep placing the Buccos in first.
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Chauncey
Moss June Davis
Breetings
Charles Davis
Germany
Keith Gloeckner
Athens
Lower Plains
Lawrence Shields
ED Staney
Dodgers
Guy Dowler
Kersburg
W.a
New York
George and
Fleazue Read
Emma Gabriel
AL Gionfriddo
Bobel
Sharon Cook
Toledo
Liott
Pirates
Gronfridde
P. E. Cook
Cubs
Marvin Gabriel
Elliott
Mansfield
Buccos Eael
Church of God Chauncey Sunday Services Schedule
Services at the Church of God Chauncey include preaching at 9 30 by Pastor Clarence Way. Sunday School led by Howard Pennell at 10 10. Young People's meeting at 6 15 pm led by Rute Lester and Bess Tope. Preaching service follows at night.
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Chauncey
Sunday Services Schedule At Local Churches
Milard Kasler announces Sun day School at Bishopville Church of Christ at 10:00 a.m. with preaching and communion at 1:00 p.m. Rev W D Robinson to deliver the sermon. Wiley Harris lists First Baptist Church services with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and devotionals at 11:00 a.m. Congregation will join in a union service at the stadium in the evening.
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Bishopville Church
Tthe Stadium
Oakdale Group Meets For Program Tuesday
Oakdale Friendship Circle met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Betty Hufford home. Prize awarded to Mrs. Madge Harry. Guests and members listed include Miss Georgia Barnes Massachusetts and many Oakdale residents. A member on furlough described as released prisoner from German government. Lunch served after business session.
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Glouster
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Betty Hufford
Vox
Madge Harry
Trimble
Pearl ‘Door
Nell Hell- Anderson
Leram Wednoliday
Madge Harry Willian
Georgia Barnes
Massachusetts
Prudy
German Nott
Annie Brunton
Nora Lee Moore
Della Loomis
Rosa Love
Virginia Moore
Faye Nott
Bernice Lowery
Gertrude Jewell
Lita Westfall
Nell Hellyer
Geneva}. Jewell
Mae Losey
Ruth Hook
Glouster Elks Plan Regular Initiation Sunday June 17
Glouster Aerie 468 will hold its regular Sunday initiation on June 17 and asks all members to attend with their new candidates. An Emblem Bay Class will also be held. Lunch will be served.
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Glouster
Glouster Aerie
Kittle Visits Parents During Seven Day Furlough
Flight Officer Charles Kittle and Mrs Kittle spent a seven day furlough with his parents in Mo and with her grandmother Mrs Sophia Nagle in West Overfield Massachusetts. He returned to West Overfield today and Mrs Kittle will remain there for the present.
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Glouster
Charles Kittle
Kitttle
West Overfield
Mass
Sophia Nagle
Kittle
Veteran of Pacific Visits in Glouster
Ted Elson Stephenson a four year Pacific service veteran spends furlough with his mother Mrs George Vermanton and Mrs J J Stephenson in Walnut Hill Glouster Trimble area before returning to Cam Blanding Camp at the end of the furlough.
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Veteran of Pacific
Glouster
St. Ted
Blower Refused Pacific Duty Because of Age
Mr and Mrs Thomas Blower received a letter from their son Corporal Raymond Blower stationed in Germany. He asked for transfer to the Pacific area but was told his age prevents it. He expects to remain with the army of occupation in Germany for several years.
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Glouster
Thomas Blower
Cpl
Raymond Blower
Germany
Pacific
Army of Occupation
New Pastor Welcomed At Local Methodist Church
A large crowd greeted Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Brown at a Thursday reception in the church auditorium at 8 p.m. Miss Mable LeFeyer led the program with a piano duet by Sara Jayne Witham and Eileen Peugh. Supt. Thomas W. Figley welcomed the couple. both expressed thanks and said they hoped to aid church and community. Local clergyman Rev. C. B. Tigner offered warm wishes and Elizabeth Ells read, Sharon Rose played. Afterward, guests moved to social rooms for ice cream, cake and coffee, coordinated by several members.
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Glouster
Eugene Brown
Church l
Mable LeFeyer
Sara Jayne Witham
Eileen Peugh
Thomas W. Figley
Brown
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Elizabeth Ells
Sharon Rose
Co. B. Vernon
Ansel Gamwell
John S. Blower
Carl Waiulsnn
Objectives of Kiwanis Are Discussed at Meeting
GLOUSTER The Kiwanis Club held its regular dinner meeting in the Hotel Gordon Gore room Tuesday evening. With no program prepared the after dinner hour was spent in a round table discussion of Kiwanis aims. Attending were Dr W D Witham Ben Goldberg Dan Kovach George W Rose and Marcela Jonay.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Goredon
W. D. Witham
Ben Goldberg
Dan Kovach
George W. Rose
Marcela Jonay
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Plan Memorial Rites
The Charles Thomas Lodge LO OF and Nineveh Rebekah Lodge Jacksonville announce a memorial service scheduled for Tuesday June 19, not Friday June 22. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are invited to attend and the public is welcome to be present.
Wendell Moores Have Week End House Guests
Harry W. Moore of Lower Plains and Staff Sergeant Melvin S. Moore with Florence Hysell of Athens were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Wendell G Moore in Ravenna Ohio. Mrs Wendell Moore and her sons Roger and Richard joined them for a two week visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and Mrs W E Dicken in Athens. Florence Hysell is a sister of Mrs Wendell Moore.
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Chauncey
Harry W. Moore
Lower Plains
Melvin S. Moore
Florence Hysell
Athens
Wendell G. Moore
Ra!avenna
Ohio
Wendell Moore
Roger
Richard
Harry Moore
W. E. Dicken
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