Baer Aims to Avenge Nova Defeat in 1939 Rematch
Harry Grayson predicts Max Baer will reverse his 1935 loss to Lou Nova in the April 4 Madison Square Garden rematch. Baer, 32, is deemed tougher and hungrier after past foes, while Nova is noted for injuries and a slow comeback. Baer-Hoffman back a knockout bet. Louis looming as possible future foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
Baer
Lou Nova
NEA Service
New York
Maxie Adelbert Baer
Butterfly
Butcher Boy Squared
Ernie Schaaf
Johnny Risko
No Hit Farr
Madison Square Garden
Max Baer
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Nova
Louis
Iron Dukes
Ancil Hoffman
Billy Conn
Maxie
Magnates Banter on Baseball Trades and Power Shifts
New York reports show the Yankees selling pitcher Steve Sandra to Washington amid lingering tempers between Ed Barrow and Clark Griffith. The piece notes past exchanges, trade talks, league moves, and varied opinions on the future commissioner, with references to DiMaggio, Dahlgren, and Branch Rickey shaping the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankees
Steve Sandra
Washington
Ed Barrow
The
Yanks
Clark Griffith
Senators
Babe Dahlgren
Joe DiMaggio
Barrow
Jake Early
Prexy Griffith
Branch Rickey
Cardinal
Rickey
Birth of Twin Sons Noted in Chauncey Family
Mr and Mrs Lewis Tracey of Columbus announce the birth of twin sons. they are grandsons of Mrs Rebecca Tracey of Millfield. The long social list records visits by Chauncey residents to Millfield Derwent and Columbus, plus funerals and hospital transfers in the region.
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Chauncey
Lewis Tracey
Millfield
Columbus
Rebecca Tracey
Ollie Brookins
Rosie Kendall
Mae Wade
Derwent
Ohio
John Kendall
Oregon Ridge
William Sisson
Athens
Nelsonville
William Oliver
Akron
Thomas Oliver
Luke Hardy
the Plains
Clifford Shafer
Carl Shafer
Roy Pendergrass
Charles Pendergrass
Jimmie Smith
Nancy
Monroe Johnson
Charles Leffler
Chauncey Woman Mildred C Savage Dies in Marietta
Mrs Mildred Canter Savage wife of Raymond Savage Chauncey and daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Canter Chauncey died Saturday night in a Marietta hospital where she was to undergo a surgical operation The body was moved to Stout Funeral Home and then to Converse Street Chauncey home for calling Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm in Chauncey Church of Christ She leaves husband three children the youngest two years old her parents two sisters and two brothers with her in laws including Mrs Mary Savage.
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Chauncey
Mildred Canter Savage
Raymond Savage
Asa Canter
Marietta
Stout Funeral Home
Converse St
Chauncey Church of Christ
Millfield Revival Ends with 15 New Members
CHAUNCEY Millfield Church of Christ revival ended last night with a full house. Rev C W Williams spoke on Now Is the Acceptance Time as choirs and Sunshine Choir aided singing. Delegations from area churches and McArthur attended, and 15 additions were recorded.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Mines Active in Chauncey District Report
Thirteen mines were in operation in the Chauncey district today per the night work report. Active sites include No 9 No 90 No 219 No 10X Bailey Run No 71 Hocking Chauncey N Y 25 Poston No 6 Carbondale Coonville Kimberly Black Diamond and others.
Chauncey Church Women Plan Wednesday Bible Class
The Chauncey Loyal Woman's Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Guy Brookins Converse Street Mrs Carl Shafer will be in charge and Mrs Floyd Nye leads devotion all church women are invited
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Chauncey — Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
Guy Brookins
Converse St
Carl Shafer
Floyd Nye
Clean Up Drive Urges Chauncey Residents
May or Hines urges Chauncey residents to begin property cleanup from April 1 to April 15. After the campaign, charges will apply for rubbish hauling.
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Chauncey
Hines
Visiting parents Chauncey Bernarda Danford spends spring break
Chauncey Bernarda Danford, a junior at Western College Oxford Ohio, is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Danford in Trimble during the spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bernarda Danford
Charles Danford
Trimble
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Chauncey Boosters Soup Sandwich and Pie Sale
A sales notice states a soup sandwich and pie sale will be held Wednesday April 2 at 11 30 in the home economics department of the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ Meeting Announced
A meeting of the Greens Run Church of Christ is set for Tuesday at 6 p.m. Members are urged to attend the service and church activities as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ
Yankees Lead Citrus Loop With 15 Wins In 20
The New York Yankees have moved atop the Gulf citrus league standings with a 15-5 record in 20 games. Phil Rizzuto has a 14 game hitting streak as teams prepare for the late spring start while other NL clubs shuffle lineups and battle injuries.
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McGuffey
New York Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Philadelphia Athletics
Grange Birthday Dinner Draws Attentive Crowd at Oak Grove
Oak Grove Grange held its quarterly birthday dinner with many members attending. Several members received third and fourth degrees. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis and Edith and Catherine Martin of Zanesville. Easter Sunday plans were announced for Condriett Sunday School children. Leroy, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cagg, is stationed at Camp Lee Virginia. Oak Grove Pilgrim Holiness Church reported 49 Sunday attendees as revival began March 30 led by Rev. and Mrs. Howard Williams and pastor Rev. William Brown.
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Oak Grove
York Grange
Charles Dennis
Edith
Catherine Martin
Zanesville
Earl Mourne
Charles Gilpin
Condriett
S. M. Cagg
Leroy
Camp Lee
Oak Grove Pilgrim Holiness Church
Howard Williams
William Brown
Hemlock Grove Social And Personal Notes
Birth announces Jerry Ward Welker, born March 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Welker. Numerous social updates include visits, moves, housekeeping changes, and family connections across Hemlock Grove and nearby towns, with multiple relatives named.
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Hemlock Grove
Breezing Along with Brietz Highlights and Happenings
New York sports columnist Eddie Brietz surveys a mix of boxing bets Dodgers on the coast spring plans for elite clubs coaches and players. He notes Max Baer betting on a Nova victory and television plans for Baer vs Nova and Louis vs Conn with armchair audiences stretching from New York to 900 miles out.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Max Baer
Lou Nova
Dodgers
Cubs
White Sox
Pirates
Athletics
Santa Barbara
Cal
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Jack Russel
Brooklyn
van Mungo
Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom
Pitt
Fritzie Zivic
Bill M’kechnie
Tommy
Pittsburgh
Leo Durocher
Joe Medwick
Pete Reiser
Paul Waner
Baer
Nova
Mike Jacobs
Louis Vs Conn
Abe Si
Conn Warns Foreseen Foe May Edge Louis in Bout
Billy Conn says he fears a tuner appears will beat Louis before he meets him. The remark adds to the pre fight tension as players prepare for the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Conn
Louis
Billy
Hogan Victor At Asheville Set for Masters Tilt
Ben Hogan, after winning the Land of the Sky Open with a 69 final round, heads to Augusta as a top Masters contender. He posted 284 to edge Lawson Little by two, with Sam Snead and Byron Nelson among favorites as the field totaled 18 under 300.
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Asheville
N. C
Ben Hogan
Augusta
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
Hogan
Lawson Little
Little
Lloyd Mangrum
Craig Wood
Sam Byrd
Jimmy Thomson
Amateur Boxing Tourney Opens in Boston Garden
The United States top amateur boxers, 146 entrants from 41 A A U districts, begin competition at Boston Garden using two rings to reduce to 64 by day end. Finals set for Wednesday, with amateurs from Ohio and 24 other states competing for eight national titles.
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Boston
A.A.U
Boston Garden
Ohio
Illinois pinmen take ABC lead in team event
The Vogel Brothers of Forest Park Illinois led the American Bowling Congress team event with a 3065 total. The Hermann Undertakers of St Louis rolled 3019. Floyd Reichard and Steve Peters of Chicago moved into second in doubles with 1300.
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ST. Paul
Vogel Brothers
Forest Park
Ill
Hermann Undertakers
St. Louis
Floyd Reichard
Steve Peters
Chicago
New Elks bowlers top states events in Columbus
New leaders were installed in three events of the state Elks bowling tournament in its next to the last weekend. L Roach of Xen ia led singles with 724, Emmert and Haverkamp of Cincinnati combined for 1306 in doubles, and Anders Elks of Columbus totaled 3067 in team play.
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Columbus
Elks
L. Roach
Xenia
Emmert and Haverkamp
Cincinnati
Anders Elks
Bishopville Personal and Social News Highlights
Mrs J M McDonald with Mr and Mrs Victor Norris and daughter Jean visited Mr and Mrs L H McVey in Albany. Funeral services held for Mrs Georgia Silvey at Bishopville Church of Christ. Elmer Silvey returned home from Zanesville hospital after Malta accident that left him with a broken leg and arm. Ronnie and Carol Ann Smith birthdays celebrated with guests including Carl Welling. Floyd Milhoan family visited John Milhoan at McLeish. Don Withem and daughter Jo visited the McDonalds.
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Bishopville
J. M. McDonald
Victor Norris
Jean, Glouster
L. H. McVey
Albany
Jane Radcliffe
McDonald
Bishopville Church of Christ
Georgia Silvey
Elmer Silvey
J. M
Russell Shepard
Malta
Floyd Milhoan
John Milhoan
McLeish
Don Withem
Jo, Glouster
Exhibition Baseball Scores Reported Across Cities
A series of exhibition games shows St. Louis and New York posting strong wins while Boston Chicago and Philadelphia post mixed results. Notable scores include St. Louis defeating Detroit 9 to 2 and New York topping Washington 7 to 4.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Dallas
Brooklyn
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Washington Ad
Arenapolis
Chicago
San Diego
Nelsonville Greyhounds Baseball Team Prepares for Round Robin
Nelsonville High School athletics buys new bats balls and gear as it joins a new round robin league with Southeastern Ohio teams. About 50 boys report for practice under coaches Campbell and Abraham as they plan for a series of games from April 4 to May 19 at various locations.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Southeastern Ohio
Carl Campbell
George Abraham
Yantis
Greyhounds
Arnold Field
Logan Chieftains
Logan
Chauncey
Pomeroy
Buchtel
Jackson
the Plains
Gallipolis
Wellston
New Marshfield
Ohioans Dominate National Moose Bowling Tourney
F Jones of Delaware led singles with 776 despite a 135 handicap. Delaware teammates G Carey and G Mathias topped doubles with 1398. N Brickles of Fostoria posted 754 and A Kelly of Hamilton 723 among singles leaders.
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Detroit
Alliance bowler takes third in Ohio Knights tourney
Fred Packey of Alliance finishes third in the singles standings with a 621 over the weekend. Canton contenders lead in doubles with Peter Kintz and J Capurre at 1,117 and Ziegler Tires posting a 2,652 team score while top standings remain undisturbed.
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Columbus
Fred Packey
Alliance
Ohio Knights of Columbus
Peter Kintz
J. Capurre
Canton
Ziegler Tires
Newark-Canton Demolishes for Third Straight Title
Newark Canton’s Demolishers defeated Newark 48 to 40 to clinch a third consecutive championship in the group’s annual tournament over the weekend. Bowling Green routed Steubenville 48 to 37 in the consolation game.
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Newark
Canton
Bowling Green
Steubenville
Syracuse Boxing Team Sets Winter Scholastic High
Syracuse undefeated boxing squad posts the highest scholastic average among the university's winter sports teams, reflecting strong academic and athletic performance across the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Wolves Win NCAA Crown
ANN ARBOR Michigan. Matt Mann and the Wolverines seek a second straight national AAU title after an eighth consecutive NCAA triumph. The AAU championships at Michigan pool Friday and Saturday feature top talent led by Earl Clark and Al Patnik with Yale and Ohio State strong challengers.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Matt Mann
Michigan
Wolverines
University of Michigan
Mann
Yale
Earl Clark
Ohio State
al Patnik
Elis
Wayne
Princeton
Minnesota
Hamiltonian wins ping pong title in Columbus
Ralph Ramsey of Hamilton captures Ohio table tennis championship with a four game final over Bob Green of Columbus. Ramsey and Green pair loses in doubles to Sage and Shannon after midnight. Leah Thall of Columbus repeats as women's champion.
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Columbus
Ralph Ramsey
Hamilton
Ohio
Bob Green
Ramsey
Green
Harry Sage
Sam Shannon
Cleveland
Leah Thall
Bob Feller Starred as Indians Beat Braves in Atlanta
In Atlanta Bob Feller struck out 10 in seven innings helping the Indians beat the hometown team 7 to 2. Al Milnar was nominated to pitch with Mel Harder and Al Smith set for assignments as the Indians barnstorm northward.
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Valdosta
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
al Milnar
Mel Harder
al Smith
Indians
Knoxville
Southern Association
New York City
Bob Feller
Atlanta
Tribe
Bill Zuber
Hobart College selects Weber as basketball captain and football co captain
Geneva New York Roy A Weber will captain next season's basketball squad at Hobart College and also serve as co captain of the football team.
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Geneva
N. Y
Roy A. Weber
Hobart College
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Fla
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Miami Beach
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