Mitchs Musings on Los Angeles Major League Baseball Dream
Dick Hyland of the Los Angeles Times derides fans chasing a major league team for Los Angeles and urges acceptance of AA ball. He critiques the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce and media hype for publicizing a possible Dodger visit, noting the town’s divided stance and the business realities of baseball.
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Dick Hyland
Poe Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Hyland
MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hollywood
Paychek Aims to Outthink Louis in Big Madison Square Fight
New York dispatch says Johnny Paychek faces heavyweight champion Louis at Madison Square Garden with Benny Leonard in his corner. Bookmakers favor Louis 10 to 1 to win and 2 to 1 to KO inside five rounds, while proceeds go to Finnish relief and promoter Mike Jacobs hopes for a $90,000 gate.
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New York
Johnny Paychek
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Mr. Paychek
Benny Leonard
Paychek
Louis
Schmeling
Brown Bomber
Godoy
Mike Jacobs
Garden
St Louis Bowler Nearly Ties for Perfect 299
Lowell Jackson of St Louis rolled 299 in doubles with Cone Hermann for the Hermann Undertakers, coming one pin short of a perfect game. The report also notes a column on baseball pitcher Russ Van Atta and his retirement after finger injuries from a dog rescue incident.
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Detroit
Lowell Jackson
St. Louis
Bowling
Jackson
Hermann Undertakers
Cone Hermann
Rangers Edge Bruins In Tight Semi Final Clash
The New York Rangers lead the Boston Bruins 3 2 in the best of seven series after a 1 0 shutout of Boston at Boston with Davey Kerr delivering his third playoff shutout. The series heads to Madison Square Garden for game six with a potential game seven in Boston. Toronto clinched a final berth by beating Detroit 3 1 in Detroit with 12 447 spectators.
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United Press
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Rangers
Bruins
Boston
Davey Kerr
Madison Square Garden
New York
Toronto
Detroit Red Wings
Tuesday Club Meets GLOUSTER Tuesday Contract
Bridge group hosted by Mrs. L R Faires at 28 Broad St with three tables in play. Guests included Miss Faye Lantz and members listed. Mrs Kittrel won high, Mrs Vernon second, Mrs Shumway consoled. luncheon served after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bridge Club
L. R. Faires
Broad St
Faye Lantz
Andrew Allen
Emmett Andrews
Wade Bailey
Thomas Williams, Jr
Francis McAllister
Fred Burdiss
Dave Kennedy
Ernest Vernon
Harold Cornwell
John Shumway
Harold Kittrel
Albany bake sale to support Baptist Church Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of the Albany Baptist Church announces a bake sale Saturday morning at the T. W. Coe hardware store to raise funds for church activities and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ladies Aid Society of the
Albany Baptist Church
T. W. Coe Hardware Store
Louis vs Paychek Fight Seen As Mental Attitude Clash
Henry McLemore mocks Johnny Paychek as fragile ego and neurosis in a humorous preview of the Louis vs Paychek bout at Madison Square Garden. He jokes about Paychek consulting Chicago psychiatrists and Benny Leonard while predicting a rough first round for the challenger.
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Henry McLemore
New York
U.P
Madison Square Garden
Rogers
The
Rangers
Johnny Paychek
Joe Louis
Paychek
Chicago
Steinman
Kingfish Levinsky
Herring
Johnny
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Jim Figg
Pompton Lakes
Chicago Belfry
Louis
Baldy John
Windy City
Patsy Perroni Challenging Walker For Ohio Title Bout
Patsy Perroni, veteran Italian heavyweight, arrives in Columbus to fight Jack Walker at Fair Grounds Coliseum on Monday night. Perroni, who has fought Louis and Taylor, claims Ohio title supremacy and cites past win over Johnny Risko. He notes Walker’s undefeated rise and promises proof in the ring. Perroni cites ten rounds with Louis and a later film matchup with Robert Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Patsy Perroni
Canton
Joe Louis
Robert Taylor
Jack
Buddy) Walker
Perroni
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Guy Walker
Ohio
Johnny Risko
Louis
Taylor
Adonis
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Vaughn Hostess Night
Mrs Harold Vaughn hosted a bridge club gathering with members Mrs Marie Antle Mrs Connie Brown Miss Merle Danford Mrs Helen Earich Mrs Leona Hall Mrs Esta Haskins and Mrs Georgia Sayre. Brown won high score Haskins was second Danford won traveling prize Earich took high guest prize. Refreshments followed with a spring motif in décor and table settings.
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Glouster
Harold Vaughn
Bridge Llub
Marie Antle
Connie Brown
Merle Danford
Helen Earich
Leona Hall
Esta Haskins
Georgia Sayre
Change Residence for Gallipolis Couple Near Gage
Mr and Mrs L I Maddy will relocate to a suburban home on the former Leiman farm near Gage. Their city dwelling on Second Street near Grape has been rented by E E Higgins the school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Issues First Marriage License in Several Days
The latest license goes to James Ottice Davis aged 30 and Edna Johns aged 22, both residents of Gallipolis. The ceremony marks the first issuance in several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Ottice Davis
Edna Johns
Reds routed 8 0 by Giants in Grapefruit League play
In Tampa the Reds were limited to two singles as Hy Vandenberg and Cliff Melton led the Giants to an 8 0 win. Poor defense and weak hitting characterized Cincinnati offense while Whitey Moore and three others limited the Reds to eight baserunners.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Redlegs
Ernie Lombardi
Bill Hershberger
Redleg
Reds
Hy Vandenberg
Cliff Melton
Giants
Whitey Moore
John Hutchings
Elmer Riddle
Eddie Joost
Detroit Today
Bill McKechnie
Bucky Walters
Illness Keeps GHS Faculty From Teaching
Influenza affects GHS teachers with several absences in the week. Betty Hoyt McCoy returns to school, Jane Murray misses Monday and Tuesday, and Lalla Danford has been ill since Wednesday. No two teachers were absent simultaneously. Mrs. Hazel Pride serves as substitute at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GHS
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Jane Murray
Lalla Danford
Hazel Pride
Man O War Turns 23 as Seabiscuit Colt Is Born
Lexington reports Man O War marking 23rd birthday with routine precision. Telegrams pour in as Seabiscuit becomes father to a colt foaled in Willits California, a first son for the famous line and a sign the Man O War strain continues into 1942. Big Red eats his normal breakfast and goes about his day.
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Lexington
U.P
America
Big Red
Seabiscuit
Willitts
Calif
Illeano
Faraway Farm
Bishopville Home Damaged by Fire
Fire from an open flue caused 250 damage at the Dwight Smith home in Bishopville Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Smith was away at Taylor Ridge, Mr. Smith rushed to fetch her, and neighbor Mr. Price alerted the Glouster Fire Department which used a 250 gallon booster tank to drain a well and a cistern to fight the blaze. Downstairs furniture and basement fruit were saved as fire crews and neighbors aided. The two story Frank Pedicord property had been recently purchased by Mr. Smith.
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Glouster
Dwight Smith
Bishopville
John Crawford
Smith
Frank Pedicord
Solters Hayes Key Men for White Sox Exhibition Run
In Pasadena Julius Solters and Jackie Hayes carry prime question marks for Chicago White Sox as they start exhibition games. If Solters renews his form after slump and Hayes returns from knee ops, Dykes should have a strengthened lineup with McNair moving to third and Appling at short. Kreevich anchors the outfield with Solters and Wright flanking him.
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Pasadena
Cal
U.P
Chicago White Sox
Julius Solters
Jimmy Dykes
Browns
Cleveland
Jackie Hayes
White Sox
Solters
Eric McNair
Marvin Owen
Boston
Luke Appling
Joe Kuhel
Mike Tresh
Tommy Turner
Houston
Pete Appleton
Washington
Vailie Eaves
Shreveport
Ted Lyons
Johnny Rigney
Thornton Lee
Jack Knott
Ed Smith
Bill Dietrich
Clint Brown
Central Wins Court Crown
Central sixth grade first team captured the City Elementary School Basketball League title with an undefeated six and zero record over seven weeks. About 70 boys played the season at Mechanicsburg High School and East Side Gymnasiums. standings list Central sixth at 6 0 and Mechanicsburg teams with 2 2 records.
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Central
Mechanicsburg
East Side
Ohio U Bobcats Open Southern Tour With Eight Game Schedule
Ohio University’s baseball squad departs on a southern spring training trip, traveling by university bus with sixteen players and coaches. The itinerary runs through Mt Airy, Hickory, Columbia South Carolina, Newberry Erskine Furman Maryville and Cincinnati, starting Saturday. The lineup features Baumholtz Coen Novak Kish infield and Farroni Silvey Doubler Wierby as core hitters with Maiden leading the mound staff alongside Greiner Haynes Mlakar and Craig.
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Ohio University
Carolinas
Farroni
Silvey
Maiden
Hayes
Craig
Mlakar
Haynes
Greiner
McNerney
Wierby
Doubler
MoeHuch
Wiah Nawal Onan
Amader
Ayvuuyor
WVU
Baumbholtz
Bobcat
Don Peden
Harold Wise
Bill Benkert
Dana Kelly
Dutch Aylstock
Bobcats
Mt. Airy
N. C
Hickory
Lenoir Rhyne
Columbia
U S. C
University of South Carolina
Newberry
Erskine
Furman
Maryville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Peden and
Wise
Neville McNerney
Ralph Doubler
Eddie Wierby
Ernie Kish
Frank Baumholtz
Chuck Coen
Butch Novak
Ray Farroni
Jack Silvey
Johnny Maiden
Freddie Greiner
Jack Haynes
Soph
Minkar
Promeise
Kish
Baumholtz
Coen
Novak
Peden
Special Program Set At Glouster Methodist Church Sunday
A White Cross Loyalty Movement program will be presented during morning worship at 10 30 at Glouster Methodist Church. Rev F G Boroff will lead the service with Sunday school at 9 30 and Epworth League at 6 p m. Rev M M Martin will preach Christianity in the Home at 10 a m and Five Things God Hates at the 7 p m service. Delmer Gladden leads Bible School at 9 a m. Communion is also at 10 a m. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 6 p m with a special announcement planned.
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M. M. Martin
Church of Christ
Delmer Gladden
Mrs. Margaret Lunsford Dies in Glouster
Mrs. Margaret Ann Lunsford 66 died at her Embrey Street home after a weeklong illness. Survived by five sons Chester Toledo Clarence and Harry Pontiac Mich Willard Russell of Glouster. three daughters Ethel Harper Mary Skinner and Helen Sams Athene. one grandchild Doris and eight other grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm Church of Christ with Rev. Max M. Martin officiating. Burial in Maplewood.
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Glouster
Margaret Ann Lunsford
Embrey St
William Harry
Launsford
Jackson
William Lunsford
Lunsford
Chester
Toledo
Clarence
Harry
Pontiac
Mich
Willard
Russell
Ethel Harper
Mary Skinner
City
Helen Sams
Athens
Doris
Dan Harry
Edward
Elizabeth Mount
Waterford
Sarah McClelland
Bertha Banfield
Philo
Church of Christ
Max M. Martin
Maplewood
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Holiday Visits and Local News
Miss Gracia Worden taught near Akron spent Easter with her parents in Bishopville. Mary Vermaaten holidayed with Warren friends. Mr and Mrs F D McCarty hosted guests from Columbus and Logan. Salsbury family connections noted. George Wolf attended the Elks bowling event in Fort Wayne with Nelsonville members. James McCreanor hospitalized in Columbus for observation after illness. he is a GHS graduate. Belford Hemsley returned to Portsmouth after a weekend with his parents. Frank Cunningham and Arnold Maxwell visited Columbus. Betty Mandry of Girard High School visited Merle Danford and sisters Mandry.
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Gracia Worden
Akron
W. S. Worden
Bishopville
Mary Vermaaten
Warren
F. D. McCarty
Floyd McCarty
Culver McCarty
Columbus
Reed Salsbury
Shirley Bradley
Logan
John Rodney
Salsbury
Leo Bradley
George Wolf
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elks Lodge
Nelsonville
James McCreanor
John McCreanor
St. Francis Hospital
Wallace and Son
GHS
Faye Janchius
Fred Gardner
Washington, D. H
Dick Wiley
Middleport
Belford Hemsley
Portsmouth
Thomas Hemsley
Frank Cunningham
Arnold Maxwell
Betty Mandry
Girard High School
Merle Danford
Rachel
Jane Mandry
Kings Heralds Gather For Saturday Church Meeting
Members of the Kings Heralds will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock at the Methodist Church for a pot luck lunch.
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Glouster
The
Kings Heralds
Methodist Church
Bethel Mission to Host Special Singing Saturday Evening
Bethel Mission organizers announce a special singing event this Saturday evening at the mission. The gathering invites the community to join in musical performances and uplifting songs.
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Glouster
Bethel
Stephenson Leads in Glouster Bowling
In Glouster Thursday Afternoon League Gib Stephenson rolled a 659 triple to top his team in a double win over Maxwell Garage. AP hit a high three game total of 2266 to defeat Wolf Bowling. With one week left L. R. Faires and A and P tie for first and meet in the final round. Wolf Bowling can still win with three straight wins over Maxwell Garage.
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Glouster
Gib Stephenson
Maxwell Garage
Wolf
L. R. Faires
Mrs Joseph entertains bridge club at home
Mrs. Joseph hosted her bridge club Monday evening. High score went to Mary Davis, second to Lulu Curry, traveling to Lena Safreed, and consolation to Lizzie Patton. Members present included Bess Sayre, Myrtle Olbers, Mona Scurlock, Lena Safreed, Lizette Patton, Mary Davis, and Lulu Curry. Refreshments followed.
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Glouster
Lucille Joseph
Mary Davis
Lulu Curry
Lena Safreed
Lizzie Patton
Bess Sayre
Myrtle Olbers
Mona Scurlock
Lizette Patton
J-T High School Hosts Evening Miniature Carnival
The Glouster junior class presents an evening carnival in the high school gym tonight with a door prize for attendees. Proceeds likely support class activities and projects.
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Glouster
J-T High School
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van Atta
Franklin
N. J
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Athens, O
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Athens, Ohio
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Ralston Hemsley
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Weirton
W. Va
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Mike
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Rollie
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Mitchell One
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Harry's Pure Oil
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Kempton
Jack Walker
Ee Ote
New York Giants
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Bob Feller
Man O’war
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Glouster Methodist Church
Mission Services
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T. Wolf
G. Stephenson
Maxwell W. Chappelear
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J. Zimmer
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W. Cole
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