Ohio Bobcats Host Denison in Weekend Baseball Clash
Ohio University Welcomes Denison University to Hoyt Field for an afternoon game as the Bobcats seek revenge for a 4-2 loss last Saturday. Pitching options include Johnny Maldovan or Mark Wylie with a tight two-game remaining schedule after the Denison test.
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Ohio University
Denison Nine
Granville
Bobcats
Bobcat
Westerville
Otterbein
Miami
Ohio
Denison
Mark Wylie
Johnny Maldovan
Wylie
Maldovan
Brews Narrow Edge Holds in Tight NL Central Race
The race for the National League leadership stays tight as Milwaukee and Columbus remain a half game apart. The Associated Press reports the only scheduled game features Minneapolis at St. Paul, with Saint Louis and Indianapolis lingering at the bottom. The Redbirds beat Toledo 10 8 while the Brewers won 6 3 at Kansas City despite rain postponing Louisville at Indianapolis and cold weather halting St Paul at Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee Brewers
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Saints
Indianapolis
Indians
Nick Cullop
Redbirds
Milwaukee
Mar
Toledo
Brewers
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus Repairs Seize Lead in Evening Baseball Box Score
Columbus defeated Toledo 10 to 4 in an early game halted in the eighth while Columbus could catch a train. Key players included Wren Sertich Schulte Sebesak D Smith Mack and Crawford with Cunningham earning the win while Fink took the loss in a 2:15 affair attended by 1,109 on women's night.
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Sebesak
Ignasiak
D. Smith
Cf Fannin
P Spence
R. Smith
P Fink
Nemo
Columbus Price
Stumpf
Wyrostek
Pas
O . Mack
Crawford
Mallory
Burman
Teun
Cruming
Pfund
Blake
Cunningham
Toledo Kimble
Ss Wren
Bucher
Fink
Columbus Club
Columbus
Wren
Sertich
Schulte
Mack
Price
Young
Kimble
Toledo
Fannin
Spence
Steengrafe
Wiethe
Evangelistic Meet Draws Large Crowd at Trimble Church of Christ
CHAUNCEY The Trimble Church of Christ filled with evangelistic meeting ongoing since Sunday. A 40-voice youth chorus sang two numbers. solos by Hoy J. Seckinger Mary Marie Anderson Isabel Courtney. accompanists Geraldine Martin Ada Frances Brunton Christine Brown. Rev L E Evans preached a youth sermon Investing In Life. Three youths responded to the invitation Wednesday, two last night.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Gilbert Courtney
Taylor Ridge
Glaze Thompson
Greens Run
Millfield
William George
Nelsonville
Braves Beat Giants 8-4 Behind Ryan's four runs
Connie Ryan starred with two singles and a homer driving the Braves to an 8-4 win over three Giant pitchers. Max Butcher recovered from a rough start to win 6-3 for the Pirates in a quirky game. Eddie Lopat pitched well as the White Sox edged Cleveland 2-1 for their first major league victory. George McQuinn drove in both runs and Nel Son Potter held Detroit to five singles as the Browns shutout the Tigers 2-0.
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Connie Ryan
Braves
Max Butcher
Pirates
Costinole
Eddie Lopat
White Sox
Cleveland
George McQuinn
Nelson Potter
Browns
McQuinn
Potter
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ed Lopat
Little Rock
Chicago
Vern Kennedy
Wally Moses
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues
National league results included Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 3 and Boston 8 New York 4. American League games saw Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 and Boston 8 Detroit 0. Association standings show Columbus 10 Toledo 8 and Milwaukee 6 Kansas City 3 with other matches noted as pending weather conditions.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
American Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Association
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
National Club
Philadelphia
NEW Sock
Brooklyn
Pidgguuter
Ccas
Eace
American Club
Washington
Beulah Park Opens Season At Grove City Raceway
Beulah Park launches its 21 day spring meeting with the Inaugural Handicap offering $1000 at six furlongs. Owners and trainers include B S Littrell Allan Long E D Slavin John Rickey Gordon Pearce and more. Post time Saturdays and Memorial Day is 2 15 pm EWT. other days 4 15 pm EWT.
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Columbus
Beulah Park
Grove City
Penn Villa Farm
Albert Jordon
Lawrence Rodriguez
Fred Sharp
Jim Pat
Ralph Koonce
Thomas C. Bradley
E. W. Stribling
Fred Burton
E. W
Gene) Bury
W. C. Daly
J. H. Verian
D. E. Cronin
Yerian
B. S. Littrell
Allan C. Long
E. D. Slavin
John Rickey
Gordon Pearce
T. M. Simmons
Art Dishong
Ralph Mayer
R. W. Lesher
Thurston Colglazier
W. H. Sharp
Raymond Wymer
Willie McCadden
Colin Kinsley
Pete Castanova
R. A. Smith
Oren Stroud
Jack Wood
Johnny Juarez
W. B. Littrell
Chauncey People Visit Kin and Friends
Chauncey residents Signa Crabtree and Mr and Mrs Emanuel Crabtree returned from Morehead Kentucky where they visited Freddie Crabtree in the Navy and at school. Mr and Mrs Clifford Fink spent the weekend in Wellston as guests of Mrs Finks. They also visited relatives in Zaleski Ohio.
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Chauncey
Signa Crabtree
Emanuel Crabtree
Morehead
Freddie Crabtree
Navy
Clifford Fink
Wellston
Poe
Averill
Zaleski, O
Cooper’s puzzling start hovers over 1944 league opener
In the National League the big question centers on Morton Cooper whose injured ankle after a line drive in exhibition may explain his failing to go the distance in three starts as St Louis faces Cincinnati in the opener. Max Butcher notches a win as the Pirates beat the Cardinals 6-3, and St Louis narrows the gap in the standings with a Detroit win in an open date.
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Morton Cooper
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Cooper
Pittsburgh
Max Butcher
West Virginian
Bucs
Cincinnati
Phils
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Phillies
Brooklyn
Wahama Falcons Defeat Gallipolis 10-7 in Final 1943-44 Game
Wahama High School White Falcons clinched their 1943-44 season with a 10-7 win over Gallipolis Blue Devils. Sayre pitched effectively in relief, while Tucker and Wolfe sparkled at the plate with four for four and three for three.
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Mason
W. Va
Falcons
Wahama
Abre Bpi
Endinsingcillem Eerie Soa2
Pickens
Alice
Boste
Chive Sdemens
Cartwright
Leo
Seo Ut van Matré
Cscccenenus
Dea Tecccsneneaee
Gallipolis Abrh Valentine
Cho
Johnson
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Derby Hints and Player Notes
Trainer Whitey Abel travels with Gramps Image toward Derby prospects after Gramps Image wins the Chesapeake at Pimlico. Joe Goldbrand, owner of Shut Up, visits Louisville for the Derby. Ray Priddy sees Goldbrand after two years. Ben Jones builds a screen for Pensive and Stir Up or Shut Up are tipped bets. Cubs shortstop Bill Schuster, once Buffalo Bill, now Green Hornet, is 31 with a long Pacific Coast League career. Harvard-taunted trainer John Gaver laments mislabeling. Judge Branham targets clubs signing young players. In Bainbridge Army air field game David Lewis of Augusta rewrites the book by stealing bases and scoring on a wild pitch.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
NEW York
Derbyville
Whitey Abel
Baltimore
Louisville
Gramps Image
Jack
Ray Priddy
Goldband
Ben Jones
Pensive
Bill Schuster
Cubs
Buffalo Bill
Pittsburgh
U. of Buffalo
Green Hornet
Bainbridge
Army Air Field
David Lewis
Augusta
Dover Senior Girls Present Royal Play May 18
Chauncey-Dover High School will stage the play Your Face Is Your Fortune on Thursday May 18 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium under Miss Ruth Fiske. An all girl cast performs a modern Victory era production with two child roles to be announced. The Chauncey-Dover Band directed by Karl Witzler will perform between acts.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ruth Fiske
Faciulty
Mary Carolyn Bricker
Dorothy Mullins
Elizabeth Ross
Patty Webb
Madge Hubey
Uhidine Wemmer
Frederica Theisen
Naomi Savage
Mary Helen Sweeney
Evelyn Wicks
Betty Keirns
Chauncey-Dover Band
Karl Witzler
Home on furlough from North Carolina
Pvt Harold Sherlock is home on a 9 day furlough from Camp Sutton North Carolina to visit his wife Betty Jo and daughter in Parkersburg. Mrs Sherlocks parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley of Converse Street are visiting with Corporal John Stanley on a 49 day furlough from Camp Dix New Jersey. The Stanleys plan to travel to Columbus Friday to visit Mrs Mary Stanley Robinett and family before John Stanley leaves Monday for New Jersey.
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Chauncey
Pvt
Harold Sherlock
Camp Sutton
North Carolina
O Betty Jo
Parkersburg
Mrs. Sherlock
Floyd Stanley
Converse St
Stanley
Corporal John Stanley
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Plains Child Study Club Holds Monthly Meet
Mrs. M. Bryan hosted the Plains group for a December club session on First Lessons in Science from Parents Magazine. Members present included Mrs. Carl Michael Mrs. Francis Lee Mrs. Walter McDonald Mrs. A. E. Daugherty Mrs. Marcelle Buffing ton and Mrs. Paul Tipton. The next meeting at Mrs. George Keeton will include officer elections.
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Chauncey
Bryan
Plains Child Study Club
Parents Magazine
Paul Tipton
Carl Michael
Francis Lee
Walter McDonald
A. E. Daugherty
Marcelle Buffington
M. O. Bryan
Chauncey Ladies Aid Meeting Tonight At Millfield Church
The Chauncey Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Church of Christ plans a Friday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Jessie Fulton and Mrs. Mabel Smith. The event invites members to attend and participate in the church group activities.
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Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society of the
Millfield Church of Christ
Jessie Fulton
Mabel i Smith
Pidcocks Move to Chauncey on High Street
Rev. and Mrs. Ray Pidcock and daughters Sylvia and Adrian have moved to Chauncey, occupying the Nye property on High Street. Rev. Pidcock serves as pastor of the Morristown Holiness Church and the Stewart Pilgrim Church.
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Chauncey
Ray Pidcock
Sylvia
Adrian
Nye
High St
Pidcock
Morristown
Holiness Church
Stewart Pilgrim Church
Corning Railroader Bert Roberts Dies at 61
Bert Roberts 61 a telegraph operator for the New York Central at B. K. station Corning died after a two week illness in Bethesda Hospital Zanesville. Survived by wife Alice two daughters Zelma Hogue Mildred Harvey five sisters one brother and five grandchildren Funeral at Corning Church of God with Rev. A R Cromlish Sunday May 7 at 2 00 p m burial in New Lexington Cemetery
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Mr. Roberts
B. K
New York Central Railroad
Corning
Glouster Masonic Lodge Hosts Notables at Inspection
Glouster Ohio band booster club fed 88 masons at a 6:30 dinner in the high school gym before the inspection at Masonic Hall. Seventeen lodges were represented as 118 masons gathered for the Master Mason degree with Most Worshipful Grand Master Alpheus Stephens inspecting and delivering an address on Freemasonry.
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Glouster
Masonic Hall
Alpheus Stephens
Ohio
Harry Shramm
M.W.G.M
Edward Morgansturm
Tom Gibson
G.M
Fred Ervin
Glouster Lodge
Stephens
M. M. LeFavor
Carol LeFavor
Services in Glouster Are Announced
Church of Christ holds Bible School at 9:00 a.m. with Delbert Gladden supervising and E K Peugh directing music. Communion at 10:00 a.m. pastor’s sermon “Prayer in the Life of a Christian” follows. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. led by W W Wallace.
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Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
C. A Bingman
Charles Guinther
Jesus
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Winkle
Progres sive Study Club Hosts Spring Meeting in Glouster
Mrs. M. M. Bryson presided as Progressive Study Club gathered Tuesday evening with Miss Lalla Danford hosting the potluck picnic to close the year. Grace Bryson spoke on Brazil’s history and immigration while Mildred Davis discussed radio and health topics. many members attended including Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Bryson. Rebekah Lodge to meet Saturday at 7:30 with no degree work due to missing team.
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Glouster
M. M. Bryson
Progressive Study Club
Sara Willis
America
Lalla Danford
Grace Bryson
Brazil
Mildred Davis
J. E. Anderson
B. R. Angie
John S. Blower
W . Hughes
Everet Eddy
W. W. Bryson
Roy Davis
Sam Dunnett
J. H. Henshaw
Ruth Watkins
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
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Glouster High School Rated by North Central Association
Glouster High School again earns approval from the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Supt Thomas W Figley announces. Membership signals high standards in courses, organization and teacher qualifications, a notable wartime achievement for the district.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Thomas W. Figley
Tigner Family Returns from Cincinnati Bible Institute
Rev. C. B. Tigner traveled to Cincinnati on Thursday and brought back his daughter Margaret Jane and his son John. They attend the Cincinnati Bible Institute and are home for the summer along with Richard Williams who also returned earlier in the week.
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Glouster
Rev
C. B. Tigner
Cincinnati
Margaret Jane
John
Cincinnati Bible Institute
Richard Williams
The
Bible Institute
Derby May Be Run On Muddy Track For 15 Years
Kentucky Derby plans face muddy Churchill Downs conditions as 12 to 17 hopefuls enter by 10:30. Rain-soaked track may drain to slow or muddy. Stir Up leads as Stir Up eyeing third Derby win with jockey Eddie Arcaro, while challengers include Challenge Me Skytracer Broadcloth Autocrat Alerter Bell Buzzer Gay Bit. The purse could top 64,675 if 16 horses run.
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Churchill Downs
B. R. Paton
Valley Flares
A. J. “Whitey” Abel
Gramps Image
Joan Gaver
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Ben Jones
Calumet Farms
Pensive
Lawrin
Whirlaway
Eddie Arcaro
Jones
Eddie
Isaac Murphy
Earle Sande
Stir Up
Challenge Me
Skytracer
Broadcloth
Autocrat
Alerter
Bell Buzzer
Gay Bit
Browns open four game set with streaking St Louis
The St Louis Browns lead the American League with 12 wins in 15 starts and visit the Cleveland Indians. Manager Luke Sewell deflects questions about the hot streak while Cleveland recently lost two to the Browns and fell 2 to 1 to Chicago as Eddie Lopat earned his first major league win. The Indians fell 2 to 1 as Lopat shut them down after an RBI double by Ken Keltner and Roy Cullendine and Jeff Heath made walks and single to spark an early run.
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Cleveland
Redhot
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Brownies
Luke Sewell
St. Louis
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Pale Hose
Eddie Lopat
Redskins
Roy Cullendine
Jeff Heath
Ken Keltner
Lopat
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Etten leads in runs with 13, Epps tops runs batted in with 14, Myatt has 19 hits, Cullenbine leads doubles at 7, Gutteridge has 3 triples, Lindell and Hayes share 3 homers, Kuhel leads steals with 5. Kramer and Borony and Jee top pitching at 1.000 records.
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Epps
St. Louis
Stephens
Myatt
Washington
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Gutteridge
Lindell
New York
Hayes
Philadelphia
Kuhel
Kramer
Borony
National
Brooklyn
Ott
Schultz
Walker
Musial
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Lupien
Lanier
Rev Robinson to Preach at Bishopville
Sunday School at the Church of Christ in Bishopville starts 10 o clock with communion and teaching at 11 o clock Rev D Robinson of Athens will deliver the sermon.
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Rev. Robinson
Bishopville
Glouster
Church of Christ At
D. Robinson
Athens
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