Cardinals Spring Camp Holds Mystery Lineup In St Louis
At St Petersburg a large Cardinals camp splits players into farm and major league groups. Joe Medwick will start in left field with Johnny Mize at first base. pitching looks promising with Dizzy Dean and Lon Warneke among the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Houdini
Cardini
Thurston
Spirit World
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize
Medwick
Mize
Slaughter
Pepper Martin
Terry Moore
Gutteridge
Bordagaray
Dizzy Dean
Warneke
Weiland
Keltner Emerges As Tribe Third Baseman Hope
Cleveland Indians near opening of the American League season with rookie Ken Keltner ahead of Sammy Hale at third base. Hale left camp for Hot Springs due to arm trouble and tonsil surgery, leaving Keltner unopposed but needing to prove hitting against major league pitching. The club prepared for an exhibition with the New Orleans Pelicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Sammy Hale
Tribe
Hot Springs
Ark
Hale
Arkansas
Milwaukee Club
American Association
Ken Keltner
Keltner
Indians
New Orleans Pelicans
Buckeyes Lose Road Game in Virginia Trip
Ohio State's baseball team faced Washington and Lee in Lexington, Va., dropping the second game of a southern barnstorming trip after losing 3 2 in the opener. Washington and Lee took the lead with a fourth inning run and a fifth inning run, OSU answered with a two run seventh, but the Generals won on a ninth inning squeeze play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
U.P
Ohio State
Washington and Lee
Bucks
Generals
Stymie Rule Revised by U S Golf Association
The U S Golf Association announced a revision to the substitute stymie rule for a one year trial. It requires both balls to be on the putting green for lifting the nearer ball within six inches of the hole. The footnote stresses players report their own hole scores and allows replacing an unfit club with any club so long as the total does not exceed 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Golf Association
ABC Standings in American Bowling Congress Tourney
Five Man Teams lead Mystey Men of St. Louis 3035 and Nabors Athletic Club of Chicago 2990. Doubles top Buzz Wilson Fred Taff of St. Louis 1292 and Robert Willis Chas ODonnell of St. Louis 1282. Singles led Knute Anderson Miline Ill 746 and Jack Stahl Detroit 718. All Events top Don Beatty Jackson Mich 1978 and Richard Wedel St. Louis 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Mystery Men
St. Louis
Nabor Athletic Club
Buzz Wilson
Fred Taff
Robert Willis
Chas
O'Donnell
Knute Anderson
Moline
Ill
Jack Stahl
Detroit
Don Beatty
Jackson
Mich
Richard Wedel
Do Fishes Hear Says Cornell Professor Emeritus
Dr Frederick Bedell of Cornell University declares fishes do not hear in the accepted sense though they may feel vibrations that convey some information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Frederick Bedell
Cornell University
Postal Officers Hunt For US Mail Thieves
Gallipolis authorities and post office inspector R. C. Alexander searched Addison post office after a Friday night break in. The thieves forced an entrance breaking a window latch and stole stamps valued at 40 dollars along with letters and papers. Debris was found along Campaign Creek bank. Postmaster Mrs. Helen Tuning owned the building. Discovery was made Sunday afternoon and reported promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
R. C. Alexander
Athens
Addison
Campaign Creek Bank
Helen Tuning
Landis Inaccessible To Line Up Cedar Rapids Baseball Rift
Tampa columnist Henry McLemore complains Judge Landis is almost unreachable as he seeks the supreme baseball decision on the St. Louis Cardinals farm system dispute with Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He ridicules public life busyness and notes Landis supposedly spends mornings posing at ballparks. The piece mocks the judge’s aloofness and jokes about communication failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
Tampa
Fla
U.P
Belleair
Judge Landis
Buddha
Everest
Landis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago Boxers Take Crown at Golden Gloves Show
Chicago amateur boxers surged from behind to win nine of 16 bouts at the 11th annual inter sectional Golden Gloves championship in Madison Square Garden. Bill Muldane of Cleveland defeated Bob Smith of New York in 175 pounds and Curtis Sheppard of New York beat Dan Merritt of Cleveland in the heavyweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Chicago
New York Daily News Welfare Association
Madison Square Garden
Ohio
Bill Muldane
Cleveland
Bob Smith
Curtis Sheppard
Dan Merritt
Rangers and Canadiens Favored in Stanley Cup Opens
New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens were slight favorites to win their opening playoff games. The Rangers were 3-2 to win the opener and 8-5 to eliminate the New York Americans in the subway series, the first since 1929. The Canadiens were pegged near the same odds to defeat the Chicago Black Hawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U.P
New York Rangers
Montreal
Canadiens
Rangers
Americans
Les Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Dorcas Personal and Social News Briefs
Dorcas items list guests and visits among local families. Ralph Peachman and Robert Snyder visited Harold Beegle in Cleveland and McArthur. Others hosted or visited relatives in Racine Letart Pomeroy Oak Hill and Apple Grove with multiple Beegle households noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Ralph Peachman
Cleveland
Robert Snyder
McArthur
Harold Beegle
Lewis Wickline
Charles Wood
Harry Wolfe
Wanda Ross
Apple Grove
Phyllis
Isabelle Stobart
Racine
Edna Wolfe
Harold Beegile
Grover Salser
Donald Allison
Charleston
W. Va
Richard Beegle
Larry Spencer
Jim Bill Mars
Katheryn Wilson
Letart
Edith Wolfe
Pete Wolfe
Harry Beegle
Pomeroy
Charles Beegle
George Beegle
Jack Woods
Oak Hill
Myrtle Westfall
Spiller
June
Seaman Found Safe Aboard Resolution After Disappearance
A seaman who vanished from the battleship Resolution for two days and was listed drowned was located safe on board. He had become seasick in rough weather and passed out in a cubby-hole, later recovering aboard the warship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonport
Eng
Resolution
Lee
Redlegs Take First Place In Grapefruit Standings
Cincinnati Reds hold first in the Grapefruit League after a 9 6 win over New York today in St. Petersburg. Frank McCormick led with a triple and two hits, while Gene Schott and Lloyd Whitey Moore started the mound work. Ernie Lombardi left the game with a hand injury after a foul tip.
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Redlegs
Orlando
Fla
U.P
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Washington Senators
Reds
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Cincinnati
Gene Schott
Lloyd
Whitey) Moore
Schott
Moore
Monte Pearson
Pearson
Johnny Andrews
Frank McCormick
Ernie Lombardi
Ernie Kay
Bill Hershberger
Four Day State Tourney Proposed for High Schools
The Ohio High School Athletic Association board of control discussed extending the state basketball tournament to four days to avoid multiple daily games. Five members favored the change, one opposed, with leaders citing speed of play and classroom time concerns. District objections and school sentiment will influence a possible vote.
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Columbus
Board of Control
Ohio High School Athletic Association
United Press
C. M. Sims
Piqua
State Board of Control
Sims
W. W. Wilson
Roseville
Wilson
H. W. Emswiler
Emschler
Lloyd M. Kauffman
State Board
Attica
Earl J. Weikel
Newton Falls
Weikel
Pat
C. H
Jones
Wellston
Gallipolis Chamber Aims $10,000 Pool Funds Drive
Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce pool committee plans to raise ten thousand dollars for the city pool project. About a third has been pledged with remaining funds expected after a community push including a parade, a thermometer display in City Park, talks from a band stand, and student poster displays. WPA funds allotment was extended to April 15 by Engineer Carl Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce Pool Committee
Morris Haskins
City Park
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
WPA
Carl Allen
Annual Inspection Set for Rose Commandery in Gallipolis
The Rose Commandery No 43 Knights Templar will hold its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple in Gallipolis Thursday night at 7:40. Eminent Commander E. W. Edwards announces inspecting officer Miles S. Kuhns of Dayton. Members from Pt. Pleasant Athens Jackson Ironton and Pomeroy are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rose Commandery
Knights Templara
Masonic Temple
E. W. Edwards
Miles S. Kuhns
Dayton
Pt. Pleasant
Athens
Jackson
Ironton
Pomeroy
Windom Dies at Ohio Hospital for Epileptics
Russell Windom 65 a former OHE employee and later inmate died Monday at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics. A native of Guyan Township Gallia County he is survived by wife Florence Rhodes two daughters Ruth Edna and Morris a son funeral at Entsminger Mortuary and burial at Mound Hill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
Russell Windom
Windom
Guyan Township
Gallia County
Florence Rhodes
Ruth
Newark
Edna
Columbus
Morris
Westerville
M. T. Carter
Forrest Windom
Reynoldsburg
Entsminger Mortuary
Mound Hill Cemetery
Pearl Northup Birthday Party Honored by Northup Family
Mr and Mrs Fred Northup hosted a Sunday afternoon gathering for their daughter Pearl’s birthday. Guests included Martha Saunders Wilda McElhinney Lena Belle Sheets Faye Carter Hetty McClaskey Lucille Rose Marcelline Sheets Helen Rose Dorothy Johnson Marjorie Phillips Pearl Northup Ivan Carter Juntos Saunders Smelteer Rose Billie Saunders Junior Foster and many relatives. Friends were treated to music games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fred Northup
Pearl
Martha Saunders
Wilda McElhinney
Lena Belle Sheets
Faye Carter
Hetty McClaskey
Lucille Rose
Marcelline Sheets
Helen Rose
Dorothy Johnson
Marjorie Phillips
Pearl Northup
Ivan Carter
Juntos Saunders
Smelteer Rose
Billie Saunders
Junior Foster
Mra
Charles Rose
Mervin Harrison
Stanley
Elmer
Odell Northup
Billie
Estella Mae
Mrs Harrison in Critical Condition with Pneumonia
Mrs. Harrison of East Gallipolis wife of Robert Harrison and mother of twelve is critically ill with pneumonia at Holger Hospital. She fell ill while visiting her father James Lemley in Cheshire Township and was rushed to hospital by ambulance.
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Gallipolis
Robert Harrison
East
Holger Hospital
James Lemley
Cheshire
Cheshire Road Plea Presented for Gravel Hill Connection
A petition with more than 300 Cheshire residents requests widening and elevating the gravel road west from the village to Gravel Hill Cemetery. It seeks state and WPA backing, aiming to secure approval from John J. Jaster and then District WPA director L. C. Gibson at Athens to improve a main traveled route now prone to flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cheshire
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Gallia County
John J. Jaster
L. C. Gibson
WPA
Athens
Cadot death announced in Akron. funeral set in Gallipolis
Relatives report the death of Blanche Cadot in Akron at age TS. Funeral services are scheduled Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Hayward mortuary with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. The Cadet home on Fourth Ave. is a notable Gallipolis property once owned by J. M. Wagner and previously by C W Henking. Brother Will Cadot of Chicago plans to attend.
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Gallipolis
Akron
Blanche Cadot
J. J. Cadot
Hayward Mortuary
Mound Hill Cemetery
Cadet
J. M. Wagner
Fourth Ave
C W. Henking
Will
Cadot
Chicago
Gallia Grange to Convene Officers Conference
Lena Fern Painter announces Gallia County Pomona Grange will hold a Gallia Grange officers conference at the Gallipolis courthouse on Monday March 28. Agenda covers remaining year activity issues and related grange matters.
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Gallipolis
Lena Fern Painter
Gallia County
Pomona
Gallia
Hold Pair on Charge Of Check Forgery
Mrs Delma Wyatt Johnson 21 and Faye Linburg 15 both of Bristol Tenn were held in Gallia County Jail after alleged forgery. They allegedly presented a worthless 18 61 check at a Gallipolis store for a small purchase and were walking away when arrested at Sycamore and Second Streets. Authorities in Bristol were queried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Delma Wyatt Johnson
Faye Linburg
Bristol
Tenn
Gallia County
Hatfield
Sycamore
Second Sts
Shrine members to attend Rotary meeting at Lafayette Hotel
About 30 Gallia County Shrine members are invited to a Rotary Club dinner at the Lafayette Hotel. Dr Ralph Holmes of Chillicothe and Dr W D Murphy of Columbus will lecture ahead of the Orthopedics event in early May. Gallia County Medical Society and local health officials will also attend.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Mystic Shrine
Rotary Club
Lafayette Hotel
Ralph Holmes
Chiliscothe
Rotary
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
W. D Murphy
Columbus
Aladdin Shrine
Gallia County Medical Society
Man Injured by Axe Strike at Thurman Home
Farl Dickens suffered a severe head injury after an axe he used in the dooryard of his Thurman family home struck a wire line and diverted. The incident occurred in Gallia County and prompted medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Thurman
Farl Dickens
Weissenburger Wins Ohio Valley Dam Emblem Design
Mrs. Jason T. Weissenburger of Pt. Pleasant has been selected as the official emblem for the dam dedication and the permanent emblem of the Ohio Valley Civic Council. Her design features a ship’s pilot wheel with river boat and dam scenes, overlaid by a U. S. Engineer Corps shield. Dr. Charles E. Holrer lauded the hometown win from the twin cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jason T. Weissenburger
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio Valley Civic Council
Weissenburger
U. S. Engineer Corps
Charles E. Holrer
Twin Cities
Valley
C. O. Weissenburger
Marietta Manufacturing Co. Pt
Ohio
Huntington Grange Announces March Meeting and Lectures
A program for the Huntington Grange meeting is announced by lecturer Mrs O E Painter. On April 9 Reis of Ohio State University will speak at the town hall on home beautification with slides. April 14 Huntington Grange will travel to Harris Grange and Pomona Grange will be entertained by Huntington Grange.
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Gallipolis
Huntington Grange
Mre. O. E. Painter
Vieter Reis
Ohio State University
Ange
Harris Grange
Pomona Grange
Albatross Described as Most Pneumatic Bird
The albatross is described as highly pneumatic with every bone filled with air sacs except for the scapula and hyoid bones. This unusual anatomy highlights its lightweight structure and adaptation for gliding over oceans.
Taylor Family Moves to Hocking and Area News
John Taylor relocates family to Hocking after Wallace Pratt property sale to Ralph Grimes. Cleve Snyder plans to move from McKee farm. Meigs County family to take over McKee farm. Meantime Fillmore Taylors move to Hocking. Penrod children ill with measles. Mineral Library temporarily housed at Shinglers Store amid Town House repairs.
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John Taylor
Hocking
Wallace Pratt
Ralph Grimes
Cleve Snyder
McKee
Meigs County
C. Stout
Nelsonville
Fillmore Taylor
Bolster
William Penrod
Barberton
Chas
Bodkins
Carl Addis
Mineral School
Harry Swartz
Frank Wright
Springfield
Will Jackson
Mineral Sewing Club
Town House
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By George Kirksey
Max Macon
Max Lanier
Columbus American Association
Mickey Owen
Don Padgett
Rudy York
Mike Ryba
Herb Bremer
Frankie Frisch
Stu Martin
Don Gutteridge
Art Garibaldi
Sacramento
Frisch
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
Enos Slaughter
French Bordagary
John Hopp
Rochester
Diz
Dean
Dizzy
Lon Warneke
Bob Weiland
Macon
Lanier
Bill McGee
Guy Bush
Si Johnson
Roy Henshaw
Ray Harrell
Henshaw
Paul Dean
Buckeyes
ABC
Tommy
Tommy Farr
Eileen Wenzel
Ziegfeld Follies
Los Angeles
Sport Sparade
Tampa Terrace
Rhhodin
Multinomah Falls
Oregon
Gallipolis Commerce Chamber
Mary
Ohe
Northups
Mrs. Harrison
Cheshire Road
Grange Heads
Council
Pt. Pleasant Woman
Huntington Grangers
Taylor
Leslie Bobo
Amesville
Russell Lowry
Harry Efaw
Hockingport
Errett Carmen
Clyde Ely
CCC
Vinda Phillips
E. G. Gibson
Gibson
Ralph Gibson
Solomon Scott
William Holdren
Virgil Shingler
June Shingler
William Shingler
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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