Bobcats Earn Long Island Praise After Big East Run
The Ohio University Bobcats returned from the New York tournament with multiple records. Frank Baumholtz earned two marks for points and field goals while Carl Ott set a free throw record. Ned Irish credited their sales for driving sold out games. The team impressed New Yorkers and hotel staff, with praise from coach Bill Trautwein and coach Clare Bee of Seton Hall acknowledging strong opposition.
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Ohio University
Bill Trautwein
Statue of Liberty
Bobcats
Frank Baumbholtz
Duquesne
City College
New York
Picadilly
Trautwein
Ohio U
Ohio
Ned Irish
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Iron Dukes
Carl Ott
Rhode Island State
Rams
Frank Baumholtz
Blackbirds
Seton Hall
Clare Bee
Dodgers and St. Louis Are Next in Line
Deacon Bill McKechnie predicts the National League finish with the Reds first, Dodgers second, and St. Louis third. He notes the team’s strengthened outfield and pitching, mentions Ernie Lombardi at catcher, and discusses concerns at catcher after Hershberger’s death and health issues of Ival Good. Pitcher Paul Derringer remains sidelined but hopes to join Miami workouts later.
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Tampa
Fla
Deacon Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Miami
Havana
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Reds
Jim Gleeson
Floyd Young
Bob Mattick
Monte Pearson
Johnny Vander Meer
Wally Hershberger
Ernie Lombardi
Lom
Lombardi
McKechne
Sam
McKechnie
Gleeson
Mike McCormick
Jimmie Ripple
Paul Derringer
Sarasota
Boxing results from New York and Tampa bouts
In New York Irwin Kay Kaplan 146 Los Angeles and Jerry Fiorello 148 Brooklyn fought to a draw. In Tampa Melio Bettina 182 New York stopped Jack Marshall 190 Dallas in the ninth. Pat Comis key 200 Patterson N J stopped Mike Alfano 192 New York in three. Tony Martelliano 148 New York outpointed Vice Troisi 153 New York in eight.
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New York
Irwin Kay Kaplan
Los Angeles
Jerry Fiorello
Brooklyn
Drew
Tampa
Fla
Melio Bettina
Jack Marshall
Dallas
Pat Comiskey
Patterson
N. J
Mike Alfano
Tony Martelliano
Vice Troisi
Sunshine Sewing Circle Quilting Meeting Report
The Sunshine Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Martha Coen’s home with eleven members present. A potluck dinner was enjoyed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Cora Webb’s home on Wednesday April 2 for quilting.
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Garden
Sunshine Sewing Circle
Martha Coen
Cora Webb
Coaches Seek Elimination of Three Second Rule
National Association of Basketball Coaches members voted to urge the national rules committee to remove the three second rule. The rule currently limits a player near the foul line to holding the ball for three seconds.
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New York
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Ed Humphrey Struck by Stroke at Circle Hill Home
CHAUNCEY Ed Humphrey of Circle Hill suffered a stroke Sunday evening at his home and is reported in a serious condition.
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Chauncey—Ed Humphrey
Circle Hill
Lefty Gomez Regains Speed and Ambition for Yankees
Vernon Gomez has regained speed pleasing rivals as he makes a comeback with the New York Yankees. The eccentric southpaw, famed for humor and personality, rebuilt after two lean seasons and a personal diet plan. He negotiated with Ed Barrow for another chance and posted strong spring showings against Louisville and Brooklyn.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Vernon Gomez
New York Yankees
Lefty Gomez
Gomez
Akron Yankees
Ed Barrow
el Goofy
Barrow
Lefty
Louisville Colonels
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Chauncey District Social And Personal
Chauncey district social notices list residents visiting relatives across towns including Canaanville Lower Plains Lancaster Athens Nelsonville and The Plains. Extended trips include Mae Wade returning from Florida after the death of her husband Harvey Wade and a family effect left in Florida.
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Chauncey
Cris Swartz
G. H. Hope
Canaanville
Lower Plains
James Gabriel
Lancaster
W. E. Helrich
John Dicken
Columbus
W. E. Dicken
Vera Bridgewater
Emma Barstow
George Gabriel
Lizzie Barber
Beatrice
Lillian
Mildred Barber
Nelsonville
Floyd Barker
Athens
Robert Hixson
Cattletsburg
Etta Schoonover
the Plains
Henry Hawhay
Mae Wade
Millfield
Florida
Dick Wade
Harvey Wade
Native Son leads as four-star Broadway notices
Canada Lee headlines Native Son earning four star notices from Broadway critics. Havana hosts three games for Long Island U. cagers invited by Cuban impresario Jess Losada. Notables include Bobby Jones praise at Nassau and large pro tennis tour earnings.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
The
Special News Service
Canada
Lee
Sid Feder
Jess Losada
Dock of
Florida sports round up and court room quirks
A column notes Tommy Farr fined for curfew breach in London. Eddie Miller of the Bees shows improved hitting form. Warren C Brown will MC a Connie Mack testimonial in San Francisco. Pat Valentino to fight Bob Nestell on Nova-Beer card. Eddie Brannick tours Tropical Park with a colorful coat. Joe E Brown quips about winter in Florida.
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Tommy Farr
London
Don Mead
Bowie
Florida
Eddie Miller
The
Bees
Warren C. Brown
Chicago Herald-American
M. C
Connie Mack
San Francisco
Pat Valentino
Bob Nestell
Rudolph
Eddie Brannick
Tropical Park
Alexander Church Officers Elected
Sunday school at Alexander Presbyterian elected officers including superintendent Walter Ervin and assistant superintendent Raymond Lynch. Secretary treasurer Kenneth Ervin librarian Maxine Radford pianist Myra McVay trustees Fred Raybould Paul McVay Ralph Ladd Walter Ervin Ben Dorsey church treasurer Harry Laziman church pianist Maud Vorhes assistant pianist Marie Dorsey.
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Albany
Alexander Presbyterian
Walter Ervin
Barons Aim for Championship in Final Round
The Cleveland Barons surge after a recent burst of wins and eye the American League title. They edge Providence 6 to 5 to reach the playoff finals, three victories away from the crown. The Pittsburgh Hershey series winner will meet Cleveland in a best three of five final.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Hockey Barons
Cleveland Icers
Providence
Barons
Ohioan Wins In Golf Meet
In the 39th Annual Women's North and South Championship at Pinehurst North Carolina Dorothy Gardner of Steubenville Ohio and Elizabeth Hicks of Long Beach California lead rounds in a second round clash. Gardner beat Betty Abernethy of Pittsburgh yesterday in two extra holes with a par on the second playoff hole while Abernethy three putted. Louise Fordyce of Youngstown Ohio fell to Mrs S R Morgan of Gulph Mills Pennsylvania 3 and 2. Page of Chapel Hill North Carolina beat Mrs R S Patton of West Hartford Connecticut 5 and 3 and Hicks defeated Mrs T E Schulderberg of Baltimore 5 and 3.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Dorothy Gardner
Steubenville
Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Gardner
Betty Abernethy
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Miss Abernethy
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
S. R. Morgan
Gulph Mills
Miss Hicks
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Page
R. S. Patton
West Hartford
Tigers Hit First Practice Game Homer by Hank Greenberg
In Lakeland Florida Hank Greenberg sent the first ball pitched to him over the wall for a two run shot during the Detroit Tigers first practice game.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Tribe Eyes End to Hitting Slump Against Detroit Tigers
In Fort Myers the Indians prepare for a final local game against the Detroit Tigers as manager Roger Peckinpaugh considers Mel Harder and Calvin Dorsett for mound duty. The Indians seek to snap a hitters’ drought evident in a 3 to 1 loss to St Louis with Ray Mack driving in Cleveland’s lone run.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Roger Peckinpaugh
Mel Harder
Calvin Dorsett
Bengals
Annear
Ray Mack
Cleveland
Beau Bell
Joe Krakauskas
St. Louis
al Smith
Nate Andrews
Krakauskas
Mike Naymick
Lou Boudreau
Tigers
Don Lash Retires From Race Track
Bloomington Indiana Don Lash a top distance runner for seven years has retired from competition to devote time to policing and teaching motorists that highways are not race tracks He disclosed the decision informally during a safety lecture to a service club in Elk Hart Indiana Intimates said training time and police duties influenced his choice.
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Bloomington
Ind
Don Lash
Indiana
Elkhart
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Various Cities
A series of exhibition games reported with multiple results. Brooklyn and New York played in separate exhibitions. St Louis beat Cleveland while Chicago and Pittsburgh played, Philadelphia defeated New York, and St Louis edged Boston. Other results include Kansas City over Boston, Chicago over Philadelphia, Detroit over Buffalo, and Washington dominating Milwaukee.
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Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Buffalo
Washington
Milwaukee
Dover Woman Is Tendered Surprise Birthday Party
Chauncey resident Mrs Rhoda Oliver was surprised at her Converse Street home on Monday night for her 59th birthday. The event organized by daughter Ethel Scott Evelyn Burt and Elsie Staley featured a birthday cake, gifts, two potted plants, and a two course lunch for 22 guests.
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Chauncey
Rhoda Oliver
Converse St
Ethel Scott
Evelyn Burt
Elsie Staley
Oliver
Paul Ayers
Lloyd
Athens
Edna Courtney
Alice Hamilton
Etta Schoonover
Helen Fisk
Olive Hillyer
Virginia Hillyer
Margaret Stowers
Florence Gulley
Billie
Richard
Bonnie
Jimmie Scott
Alice Mingus
Emma Deal
Mabel Howard
Nell Morgan
Alexander Church Family Night in Hebbardsville
Alexander Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville hosts Family Night on Friday March 28 with a 7 pm potluck. Committee members are Mrs George Wakefield Mrs Raymond Webb and Mrs French Ervin. After supper Burnie Derry offers electric guitar music the pastor speaks on Foreign Missions and Eugene Atkins Harrisonville runs the projector for the motion picture Siam the Land of the White Elephant. All residents invited.
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Hebbardsville
Alexander Presbyterian Church
George Wakefield
Raymond Webb
French Ervin
Siam
Chauncey Finals Set for CCHS InterClass Tournament
The finals of the CCHS inter class tournament are scheduled for tonight in the high school auditorium. The opening game begins at seven o’clock.
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Chauncey
CCHS
Revival to Start at Lower Plains
Revival services begin Sunday night March 30 at the Free Will Baptist Church in Zion Lower Plains with Rev. Guss Graham as pastor in charge. Services are nightly at seven oclock and the public is invited. A missionary meeting at Zion Sunday night March 23 drew good attendance.
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Chauncey
Free Will Baptist
Zion
Lower Plains
Guss Graham
Vera Bridgewater
Delay Benefit Sale Postponed to April 2 in Chauncey
A Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Club soap sale has been postponed from Thursday to Wednesday April 2. The home economics department of the high school will host the event and orders will be taken by Mrs. Dorothy Stalder.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Club
Dorothy Stalder
Lunch Team Wins Three Games in Tuesday Match
In the City League Tuesday evening Union Lunch defeated Mc Carty Tinker three games on local drives. Joe Kay starred with a 204 high single and 597 high three game total. Lawrence Price of the Tinkers posted a 214 high single and 549 for the three games.
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Jlouster
Union Lunch
McCarty Tinker
Joe Kay
Tinkers
Lawrence Price
The
Local Guests Share Weekend in Newark and Sugar Creek
Mrs Frieda Rare ick of Newark and her father J S Phillips of Lancaster were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Augustine and family in Sugar Creek. Mrs Rarick and Mrs Augustine are sisters. In the afternoon Mrs Rarick and Mrs Mary Kirkendall and children Dickie and Nancy and Ethel Dewey Clinton and Helen Augustine were guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield in Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Frieda Rareick
Newark
J. S. Phillips
Lancaster
Raymond Augustine
Sugar Creek
Rarick
Augustine
Mary Kirkendall
Dickie
Nancy
Ethel Dewey Clinton
Helen Augustine
Arthur Burchfield
Lower Plains
Fiske Family Attends State Basketball Tournament
Mr and Mrs Paul R Fiske and daughter Frances attended the state basketball tournament in Columbus and were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Theisen.
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Chauncey
Paul R. Fiske
Frances
Columbus
Paul Theisen
Poston residents join Hawk at Fort Hayes then Fort Lee
Mrs Nettie Hawk and several Posey ton residents motored to Columbus to visit Delbert Hawk at Fort Hayes. They spent Saturday night with Mrs Blanche Woodruff and heard Delbert depart Sunday for Fort Lee Virginia for a year of army training.
Chauncey Band Boosters Benefit Dance Planned
Chauncey Band Boosters host a benefit dance on Friday night March 28 at the high school auditorium from 9 to 12. Carvel Echard and his orchestra of Chillicothe will provide the music.
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Chauncey
Carvel Echard
Chillicothe
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