Peden Seeks Fast Outfielders For Bobcats 1943 Baseball Squad
Ohio University coach Peden searches for three fast hard hitting outfielders as spring workouts begin. Candidates crowd the Men's Gym while outfielders work with Bob Wren on conditioning and fly chasing. Infielders and battery men train inside under Harold Wise as pitchers and catchers shake out arm kinks awaiting a tentative schedule with North Carolina foes before first home game.
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Chuck Burdette
Peden
Ohio University
Bobcats
Bob Wren
Harold Wise
Battery
OPA
South
North Carolina
Lady Recovers After Gas Relief From ERB-HELP
A woman feared nightly choking from stomach gas while lying flat but reports relief after using ERB-HELP. The tonic, advertised by Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville, claims to cleanse bowels and ease gas, improving sleep and digestion.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Ohio State Prepares for Western Conference Swim Title Bid
Ohio State's undefeated swimmers head to Minneapolis for a key Western Conference meet expected to decide the title. Coach Peppe predicts a win if no surprises occur, rating Michigan as the main challenger after OSU beat the Wolverines 57-41 last week. Wrestlers and track squads also head to conference meets Friday and Saturday.
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STATE
Columbus
Ohio State
Toniight
Minneapolis
Bike Peppe
Michigan
Bucks
Ohio
Wolverines
Mrs P J Stanley Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs P J Stanley was brought home by C F Wallace ambulance on Main Street after treatment for coronary thrombosis at Sheltering Arms Hospital. She had spent 14 weeks under care with oxygen therapy and is not yet able to receive visitors for a few days. William A Campbell also returns from the navy, arriving February 27 after discharge on February 26 at Great Lakes. He and his wife plan to live with relatives while seeking a place to reside in Hollister.
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Glouster
P. J. Stanley
Main St
C.F Wallace
Sheltering Arms Hospital
NAVY
Wiliam A Campbell
Great Lakes
James Campbell
Jobs
Hollister
H. B. Daugherty
Wm. Strausbaugh
Redtown
Red Cross
Free Methodist Sunday School
Joe Chapman
Sugar Creek
Ovid Jayjohn
June
Buddy
Roy Strausbaugh
Howard Taylor
Cleveland
Sidney McGlaughlin
Trimble
McGlaughlin
Harmon Kierns
Hooper Ridge
Willard McGlaughlin
William Frazier
Leona McGlaughlin
Athens All Stars Clash At Point Pleasant In Rival Tilt
The Athens All Stars travel to Point Pleasant aiming to restart their winning streak after a 52 to 5 overtime loss Friday. lineup features Bul Pierre six foot five inch center with Fye Marine Mancine Wamaley Crabs. Thursday Athens hosts Meigs All Stars at the gym as fans expect a strong Meigs center Bucky Walters and a solid Pomeroy squad.
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Athens All-Stars
Point
Morris Takes Conference Honors Again
Northwestern star Max Morris repeats as unanimous All-Big Ten choice in AP selection by league coaches. Ohio State claims only one player, Jack Underman, while Tony Jaros of Minnesota shares forward duties. Guards Herb Wilkinson of Iowa and Paul Hoffman of Purdue join the standout lineup as Morris again leads conference scoring with 1981 points in 12 games.
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Chicago
Max Morris
Northwestern University
Associated Press Today
Ohio State
Iowa
Jack
Underman
Morris
Tony Jaros
Minnesota
Nant
Herb Wilkinson
Lent Leads Team In Bowling Wins
In Glouster on Hemsley alley Lent led the Speedy Five with 522 and 2207 total while Jack Hemsley topped Rich Leaf with 448 and 2071 for the losers. Gamwell Bros split two matches, as Blind led 536 for the winners and Hemsley Jed led the losers with 477. Rich Leaf then beat Gamwell Bros 2253 to 2150 with Zim mer scoring 562 for the winners.
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Glouster
Speedy
Rich Leaf
Hemsley
Leonard Lent
Jack Zimmers
Andy McCreanor
Dan Kovach
Dooney Price
Jack Hemsley
Lawrence Price
Charles Kittle
Robert Andrews
Max Hemsley
Gamwell Bros
Jonas Ins
Blind
L. Collins
P. Smith
F. Hemsley Jed
J. Dennison
C. Bryan
Zimmer
Zarley Home Hosts Sunday Guests in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Marion Zarley welcomed Mrs Zarley s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Harlan Smith plus their daughter Edith and Margie Kokensparger from New Lexington. Also present were Dow Lowery and son Dow Jr Donna and Bertha Zarley and the Zarleys. Guests Callers included Mr and Mrs Marion Zarley Sr, with later departures to Mt Perry New Lexington and Columbus.
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Zarley
Marion Zarley
Howard Embrey
Mt. Perry
Harlan Smith
Edith
Margie Kokensparger
New Lexington
Howard Zarley
McLeish
Columbus
Fullerton's Roundup: Plans to revive six day bike racing
Jimmy Prescia and Jesse Stern head a new group exploring streamlining the grind with long rest periods and near continuous sprinting during events. They may stage a final in New York after test races in Chicago and Montréal and consider building a Long Island velodrome to nurture riders and bring European talent to race Americans.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Jimmy Prescia
Jesse L. Stern
Chicago
Montréal
Long Island
Jimmy
Jesse
Three skins to help coach Maryland gridders
Today’s sports page highlights Roger Hornsby teaching Chicago White Sox to hit while Marcel Hansenne declines another indoor season. Billy Fox pursues his 38th KO against Ossie Harris in Pittsburgh on April 1. Nick Drakos returns to Cornell as line coach candidate amid college town quarterback chatter.
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Mounute
France
Marcel Hansenne
Marcel
Billy Fox
Philadelphia
Outer
J Ossie Harris
Pittsburgh
Ithaca, N
College Town
Nick Drakos
Cornell
Gil Bouley
Bobo Newsom
Paul Derringer
Maryland
Washington
Redskins
Glouster Schools Sponsor Tiny Tot Circus March 21
Glouster high school auditorium hosts a Tiny Tot Circus on March 21 at 7 30 pm featuring animals and acts including a dancing dog butterfly dancers strong man and a miniature dolls display with the high school band providing music admission is small at the door.
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Glouster
Glouster Schools
High School Girls Hear Cooking Talk at Glouster
Tuesday afternoon Muss Betty Newton from the Ath tens branch office of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company gave an interesting lecture on Short Cuts in Cooking to the girls in grades 9 10 and 11 at Glouster High School.
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Glouster
Betty Newton
Athtens
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Glouster High School
Meeting Friday of Thea Chapter OES Past Matrons
The Past Matrons Association of Thea Chapter O E S will meet Friday at 7 30 P M in Masonic Hall. Hostesses are Mrs C E Haskins and Mrs Donald Howard.
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Glouster
Association of
Thea Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
C. E. Haskins
Donald Howard
Mrs. Rozella Romanowski Dies at 60 in Jacksonville
Mrs Rozella Romanowski 60 died at her home in Jacksonville after arriving from Poland 47 years ago. Survived by husband William sons Benjamin Frank Caustie and Alex Jacksonville daughters Mrs Paul Rolando and Mrs James Mills both Detroit Miss Mary of the home and six grandchildren. Funeral services with Ladies Auxiliary meet at Holy Cross Church and American Legion Hall Thursday at 9 00 and burial in Calvary Cemetery. Call at the home for arrangements.
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Glouster
Rozella Romanowski
Jacksonville
United States
Poland
William
Benjamin
Frank
Caustie
Alex
Paul Rolando
James Mills
Detroit
Mary
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Holy Cross Church
Legion Hall
Charles
Walsh
Calvary Cemetery
NIT Committee To Fill Sked Today
The National InvitationTournament lineup at Madison Square Garden nears completion with six teams already named Kentucky Muhrenberg St. John s Brooklyn Syracuse Bowling Green West Virginia and two remaining selections under discussion likely include Arizona State and Michigan State.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Arizsops
Michigan State
Kentucky
Muhrenberg
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Syracuse
Bowling Green
West Virginia
Two Reds Pitching Prospects Show Form In Camp
TAMPA FL Pi Joe Beggs and Junior Thompson, pre war Reds pitchers, spark a 10 1 Wolves win as Lambs spark hits. Beggs allows no hits in three innings and Thompson gives up one. Hatton Wahl De Jan and Cassim contribute offense as McKechnie schedules more intra squad games.
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Tampa
Fla
Joe Beggs
Junior Thompson
Cincinnati Reds
Redleg
Hank Gowdy
Lambs
Jimmy Wilson
Wolves
Beggs
Thompson
Grady Hatton, Jr
Kermit Wahl
Millard Lowell
Mike de Jan
de Jan
George Burpo
Vernon Kennedy
Herman Wehmeier
Burpo
Kennedy
Wehmeier
Cincinnati
Jack Cassim
Bill McKechnie
Rothwell Club Votes Red Cross Donation
The Rothwell Club met at Mrs. M. M. Bryson residence with Mrs. J. H. Henshaw presiding. In business, members voted to donate 5 to the Red Cross and the Boy Scouts. Mrs. H. F. Kittle chaired the program and reviewed Part Line while members shared current events during roll call.
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0. A. McDonald
H. F. Kittle
C. M. Clark
W. W. Bryson
T. A. ‘Noon
W. R. Drury
Carl Wilson
C. E. Turner
Alta Sweeney
C. A. Bingman
Elizabeth Chute Ley
World Day of Prayer planned at Jacksonville UB Church
Jacksonville March 8 World Day of Prayer observance at the Jacksonville UB Church open from 10 a m for prayer. An evening program at 7 features music speaking and prayer with Mrs Riley and a Gloucester group performing.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville UB
Riley
Connie Mack Faces Long Road to Pennant Hope
Connie Mack, 83, says the Athletics are stronger but a year away from a pennant as he slams into a tough American League race. He notes returning players and promising young pitchers, yet cites uncertain pitching and limited catching as major uncertainties. Mack’s drive to build one more great club before handing to son Earl is evident in an intense training regime and lavish spending.
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West Palm Beach
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Earl Mack
Connie
Athletics
Sarm Chapman
Bee Gees Begin NIT Run With Bowling Green State
Bowling Green State University prepares for its third consecutive National Invitation Tournament bid at Madison Square Garden. Led by 6 foot 11 inch Don Otten, BG amassed 27 victories and four defeats in a standout Ohio season. Coach Harold Anderson has guided a two-program NIT record, highlighting his team’s 91 wins and 17 losses over four years.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Green State University Basketeers
Madison Squates Garden
Bee Gee's
DePaul
Bee Gees
Don Otten
Harold Anderson
University of Toledo
Social notes recount visits and guests across Glouster area
Glouster residents and guests travel to Springfield Ohio and Jacksonville for weekend visits. locals entertain relatives from Athens and Pittsburgh while others visit Columbus Redtown and Sugar Creek. A Free Methodist Sunday School attendance rises and a Redtown soldier recuperates at home after illness.
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Opal Keith
Glouster
Beulah Carpenter
Athens
Ella Johnson
Springfield
Ohio
Brent Shirley
Ella Druggan
Bob Faine
James Johnson
Jacksonville
Carl Porter
Allison Jones
Davy Jones
Judy
Jones Home
Leonard Wolfe
Billy
James Kearns
Grace
Ann
Wanda
Frances
Thomas Brown
Columbus
Attorney
L. P. Henderson
Virgil Tucker
Edward Orndorf
Dayton
Joe Svadja
Toe Jr
Redtown
Carolyn Sue
Nancy Lee Morrison
Free Methodist Sunday School
Arthur Neale
Pittsburgh
E. M. Blower
Neale
Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
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Chicago White Sox
White Sox
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Ab Onco
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Bertoers
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Athena Pharmacy
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