Bobcats Travel to Marietta in Tough Conference Test
Bobcats aim to defend their unbeaten mark as they face Marietta Pioneers on the road after rain postponed two games. Coach Peden plans either Burdette or Jurkovic on the mound with Weinheimer starting for Marietta. If successful, Athens hosts Musk ingum and Miami later in the week.
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Marietta Pioneers
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Obcats
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West Virginia
Pioneers
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Iocals
Burdette
Jurkovic
Peden
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Obituary Quietly Marks Daniels Family Loss
William O Daniels 50 died at Mt Gilead Hospital born and raised on Johns Creek. He married Lora Johnson and leaves brothers Thomas Gallipolis Floyd Clint and sisters Myrtle Wrightsel Ora Whissier Garnet Klein. Funeral at Merceraville Baptist Church with Rev Earl Cremeens. burial in Bigelawn Cemetery.
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Willie) O. Daniels
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Mt. Gilead Hospital
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Merceraville Baptist Church
Earl Cremeens
Bigelawn
Rhoda Hoffelt
John Porter
Darlene Wooten
New York City
Robert Wooten
Bert Sherrit
Elizabeth Chapel
Albert Vallance
Monaville
W.va
Basil Evans
Ruby Saunders
Mary Brucker
Auction: Classified Ad Policies and Payment Deadlines
The notice outlines ad submission rules for the fay edition with strict cutoffs and deadlines. It notes that blind ads require a verifiable full box address and that the Messenger bears responsibility for incorrect insertions. It also states ads can be delivered without stamps and that advertiser identities in blind ads are not disclosed.
Bosox Ride 11Game Win Streak To League Lead
Boston Red Sox push to an 11 game winning streak powering the American League with a .316 team average during the stretch. Joe Dobson shines 4-0 as Tex Hughson Ferriss and Harris expected load. Pesky and DiMaggio pace offense as Boston distanced Yankees. 13 game streak last matched in 1939.
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Boston Red Sox
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Sox
Tex Hughson
Dave Ferriss
Mickey Harris
Joe Dobson
Fourris
Dobson
Hal Newhouser
Durant
Okla
St. Louis
Ferriss
Athens Bulldogs End Season With Nelsonville Clash
Athens High faces Nelsonville at home to cap the 1946 SEC schedule on Mill Street diamond at 5:00. The Bulldogs have won 2 of 3 league games, with recent big wins 14-6 over Wellston and 17-6 over Gallipolis, placing them in a tight race for the title with Gallipolis. If Athens wins and Gallipolis loses, the championship goes to Athens.
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Wellstoners
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Pasquel Brothers Face Court in Talent Raid Battle
New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers moved to block the Mexican League from luring players as Jorge Pasquel and brothers faced legal action. A New York Supreme Court hearing on a permanent restraining order began at 9 a.m. EST. A federal judge in St. Louis issued a temporary restraining order and set May 14 for a permanent injunction hearing.
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New York Supreme Court
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Yankees
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Chandler Faces Baseball Crises as Guild and Mexicans Stir Up Baseball
Outsider view notes Commissioner A B Chandler could prove his leadership by formulating a plan to handle the Mexican jumpers and the Players Guild. While Chandler remains tight lipped, observers question whether a bold contract reform could soften guild concerns amid lucrative offers.
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Canton McKinley Relays Postponed by Rain Now Held
The Canton McKinley Relays return after rain delays with seven district high school teams competing. The event takes place today in Canton, featuring local track squads vying for top honors.
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White Crest Opens 1946 Season With Twin Bill Wins
White Crest softball team opened its 1946 season by sweeping a double header from Owen Illinois Glass Corp of Huntington West Virginia, winning 3-2 in extras and 6-5 in seven innings. Brandie struck out eight in the opener as Van Dyke scored the winning run, while Barnes drove in Van Dyke and Engh in the seventh of the second game.
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War Glory Sets World Trotting Record at Santa Anita
War Glory owned by J. G. Eddy of Riverside, Calif., trotted a mile and a quarter in 2:35 at Santa Anita to establish a new world trotting mark. The 10‑year‑old horse solidifies interest in Saturday's $50,000 Western Harness Grand Trot.
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Santa Anita
War Glory
J. G. Eddy
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Calumet Epsom
Boudreau Seeks Final Combination In Indians Loss
Washington Nationals defeated the Cleveland Indians 7 to 4 as Lou Boudreau hunted a winning lineup. The Tribe manager reiterated the need to keep changing the defensive arrangement after a sixth straight defeat.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's American and National Leagues
In the American League Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 4. Chicago beat New York 2 to 1 while Detroit won 3 to 1 over Philadelphia and Boston edged St. Louis 7 to 5 with a later 5 to 4 Boston win over St. Louis. In the American Association Toledo 8 Minneapolis 5 Columbus at St Paul and Louisville at Haneas City were listed as night games with no further results. No National League games were scheduled.
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Baseball Games Today With Probable Pitchers
The schedule lists New York with Carpenter facing Beggs in Cincinnati, Boston with Sain at St Louis Marín, plus Brooklyn Head at Pittsburgh Strincevich. Philadelphia Pearson at Chicago Wyse, Cleveland Embree at Washington Haefner, Chicago Heynes at New York Chandler, St Louis Kramer at Horton Hughson, Detroit Trout at Philadelphia Fowler.
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Standings Shuffle in AA After Rainouts and Upsets
Louisville moves to first as St Paul loses to Columbus and Toledo defeats Minneapolis. Louisville climbs from seventh to fifth while the Mudhens stay fourth. Indianapolis at Milwaukee rescheduled after Chicago Cubs exhibition. Cubs win 4 1.
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Sluggers Spark State League as Rapp, Holt Homers
In Ohio State League action, Vernon Rapp of Marion crushed a 365 foot homer at Zanesville, the second centerfield shot in two nights after Hardy Holt of Zanesville. Marion defeated the Dodgers 10-2, breaking a first place tie to stand with Newark and Zanesville at 4-3. Richmond and Dayton lead the circuit with two wins and a loss. Rain and darkness interrupted several games, including Middletown at Springfield and a 13 inning 2-2 tie at Richmond. Newark beat Lima 15-7 as moundsmen helped hold second place.
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Local Social Roundup Includes Declarations and Visits
Ohio Valley area residents mingle with guests and family news. Eilene and Eleanor Blake ride with the Dutch Ridge School bus while others visit in Canaanville, Parkersburg, and Pomeroy areas. William Gygax undergoes appendectomy at Holzer Hospital as Stan Laurel wed Ida Kitaeva Rapheel in Yuma.
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Reds Aim for Sixth Place in Final Giant Series Game
Cincinnati Reds seek sixth place by beating the New York Giants in the finale of their three game series. Joe Beggs to start for Cincinnati with Bob Carpenter opposing.
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Conservative Osipina Perez Wins Colombia Presidency
Conservative Mariano Osipina Perez leads unofficial returns with more than 115000 votes over Liberal rivals becoming Colombia's first Conservative president since 1930. In New York markets, stocks gained modestly as coal strike worries weigh on sentiment while dividend news aids some issues and earnings statements vary.
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Liberal Party
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NEW York
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
Cincinnati livestock figures show hogs at 3.500 dollar ceiling with steady demand and good to choice barrows and gilts. dark hogs 8 lbs range 14.80 to 15.23. calves 600 pounds steady. steers and heifers 16.00 to 16.25 with top vealers at 17.00. old cows to 13.50, canners 7.50 to 9.30, sheep lightly steady with lambs around 35.00 and common wool types 14.00 to 21.00.
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