Lease-Lend Colt Domingo Dark Horse for Preakness
The lease-lend colt Domingo, English bred and backed by Louis B. Mayer, is labeled a dark horse in the Preakness field. The three year old son of Colombo and Oronsay, a late bloomer who just became a maiden last Monday, aims for six furlongs in Maryland's 52nd running with a $60,000 purse. Mayer’s turf chief William Finnegan says Domingo could beat any American at six furlongs when sharpened, though he remains green and has much to learn.
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Baltimore
Domingo
Louis B. Mayer
Maryland
Pimlico
Mayer
America
Devil Diver
Alsab
Alfred Vanderbilt
Sansovino
Baseball Tourney Underway at OU
The SEC district baseball tournament opens at Ohio University with Class A and Class B games. The Athens Bulldogs meet Lancaster at two this afternoon in the first round, with final round slated for Saturday afternoon if weather allows.
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SEC
Ohio University
Athens Bulldogs
Lancaster Nine
Tribe Mound Corps Shows Strain Signs
Cleveland awaits a grueling 17 day home stand of 20 games after weather postponed yesterday’s Yankees game. The Indians plan doubleheaders with Detroit and Chicago while pitching depth from Bagby Kennedy Harder Smith Milnar Dean Ferrick Heving faces disruption.
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Cleveland
Yankees
Detroit
Redskins
Tigers
Jim Bagby
Vernon Kennedy
Mel Harder
al Smith
Smith
Hardern
Lou Boudreau
al Milnar
Chubby Dean
Tom Ferrick
Joe Heving
Boudreau
Birds Advance in Columbus Ab Rh Poa Game
Columbus defeats St Paul 4 to 1. Myers, Klein, Andrews, Young homeruns. Coffman takes loss with 8 hits allowed. Munger adds 3 strikeouts. final line shows 1:45 time. St Paul 7 Columbus 11 left on base, errors by Drews.
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Columbus AB
POA Myatt
Choi
Ckawne
Yfeuns
Bergamo
St. Paul
Phitled
Weintraub
Aewaneancen
Tcanenance
Columbus
Drews
Klein
Young
Andrews
Heath
Myatt
Munger
Grant
Angle
Coffman
Antonelli
Sports scoreboard glimpses and a travel mileage aside
A jumble of baseball scores and postponed games appears alongside a stray note about driving 20 miles per gallon allowing about 2,444 round trips to the sun in the United States during 1.
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United States
Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
American League managers praise the Tigers and their young pitchers while Del Baker urges focus on standings. Gerry Priddy shifts to second base after Joe Gordon injury as he battles Frank Crosetti. Trainer Andy Schuttinger donates to charity after winners. Walter Hagen to lunch before a Detroit golf exhibition. Gleaned notes include Bobo Newsom's revenge talk and Byron White joining Navy intelligence. Little Rock High School extends its 90 game winning streak and 17 state titles. Trainer Ben Jones notes daily shifts in track conditions.
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New York
Tigers
del Baker
Yankees
Gerry Priddy
Joe Gordon
Gerry
Frank Crosetti
Andy Schuttinger
Army and Navy
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Joe Belfore
Byron
Whizzer” White
Intelligence
Navy
Colorado
Yale Law School
Little Rock
Ark
Little Rockets
Ben Jones
Bobcats Hit Road Trip With WVU and Pitt Games
The Ohio University baseball team aims to rebound after a nine game win streak ended at Oberlin. They depart by bus at eight this morning for a three game road swing starting with West Virginia in Morgantown, then Pittsburgh, and a rematch with WVU.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Baseball Bobcats
Bobcats
West Virginia
Morgantown
Pittsburgh
Country Club Golf Tourneys Announced
Pro Mike Heaney reveals Athens Country Club season with three major championships three holiday events and 16 weekend competitions. Key events include club championship qualifying July 18 President’s Cup starting June 13 Directors’ Prize May 16 and Memorial Day Labor Day handicap events with a Fourth of July 18 hole match play.
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Athens Country Club
Mike Heaney
Labor Day
Marietta
Criers
Kansas City Nearing Lead In Association
The Kansas City Blues stay in the chase for the American Association lead as they aim for a doubleheader sweep of Louisville to edge Milwaukee. Ziggy Sears homered for Kansas City in a 2-1 win, while Johnny Johnson limited Louisville to three hits. Indianapolis had a postponed game at Milwaukee. Columbus beat St Paul 4-1, and Toledo rallied to beat Minneapolis 9-6.
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Pet
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
L. Pet
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Oeereseoe
Association
Associated Press
Blues
American Association
Brewers
Colonels
Ziggy Sears
Johnny Johnson
Columbus Red Birds
Saints
Reds to Play Cardinals Today in Four-Game Series
Cincinnati Reds host St. Louis Cardinals in a four game series opener. Johnny Vander Meer or Elmer Riddle will start for Cincinnati against Len Warneke. The encounter aims to avoid stacked doubleheaders.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Vander Meer
Elmer Riddle
Len Warneke
Baseball season leaders and stats across leagues
National scene leaders include Murtaugh Philip in runs and batted in F McCormick and Doerr top hits and batting. Fernandez and Eight tie for runs ily lead with Miller and Fernandez sharing stolen bases. Spence registers high hits and runs while Bonham Newsome share pitching wins.
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Murtaugh
Philippe
Brookn
Fernandez
Miller
Boston
Head
Brooklyn
Doerr
Williams
Spence
Washington
Higgins
Detroit
York
Case
Bonham
New York
Newsome
Homer Union Alumni Banquet Set for May 23
The Homer Union Alumni Banquet will be held May 23. Tickets are sold by Gene Grimes Bob Kittle Max Ray and Charles Hill and must be bought by May 18 for proper reservations.
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Glouster
Homer and Union
Homer Union
Gene Grimes
Bob Kittle
Max, Ray
Charles Hill
Grand Circuit Opens June 29 With 1942 Harness Schedule
Grand Circuit opens June 29 at Goshen with a week off to Oct 3 ending in Lexington Kentucky. The Hambletonian for 3 year olds is Aug 12 at Good Time Park Goshen. Colby Hanover leads as early Hambletonian favorite at 2 to 1 with Fred Egan training and driving.
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Goshen
N. Y
C. W. Phellis
Lexington
William H. Crane
Triangle Good Time Park
Dunbar Bostwick
E. Roland Harriman
New York
Westbury
L. L
Roosevelt Raceway
Old Orchard
Saratoga
Buffalo Raceway
Saratoga Springs
Spa
Good Time Park
Colby Hanover
Mr. McElwyn
Fred Egan
Spencer Scott
Egan
Brown Berry
Ben White
Mary Reynolds
Greenwich
I. W. Gleason
Williamsport
Eugene Frey
York
Grand Circuit
Aurora
Milwaukee
Louisville
Reading
Delaware
Aiken
S. C
Pinehurst
Orlando
Fla
Common golfer swing mistake discussed by Byron Nelson
Byron Nelson argues the main error is copying another player’s form rather than matching the swing to one’s own physique. He notes differences in height and build change the optimal swing, urging a three quarters swing and flat clubs for shorter, stout players.
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Byron Nelson
Joe Doakes
Jank
Doakes
Cor
Craig Family from Washington Visits Ohio Relatives
Mr and Mrs Carl Craig and son Don of Washington DC arrived Wednesday to stay through Sunday with Carl Craig’s parents and in Nelsonville with Mrs Craig’s parents. Gilbert Stephenson visited relatives in Dayton from Monday to Wednesday. Weekend guests at Frank Skinner’s home included Chester Lunsford, Tony Janskowski and son Ronnie of Toledo, and Mrs Janskowski formerly Doris Lunsford.
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Glouster
Carl Craig
Don
Washington, D. C
Craig
Nelsonville
Cutler News Notes Local visitors and church gathering announced
Cutler The Friendly Circle Sunday School Class will meet at the church Friday evening. All members are asked to bring cookies. Richard Williams of Columbus is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Devol. Mrs. Ida McAtee and sons Fran cis and Leota of Parkersburg W Va spent Sunday here. Miss Garnet Goddard of Columbus weekends with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray R Goddard. Mrs. F W Woodruff and son of Watertown spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Linscott. Rev. Kennedy is spending this week in Springfield Chile.
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Carlos Linscott
Rev. Kennedy
Springfield
Harper Williams Accepts War Production Board Post
Harper Williams son of the mayor of this city resigns as manager of the Goodrich Tire Co. store in Butler Pa to join the War Production Board as a production and inventory analyst. He passed a non competitive civil service exam and has worked toward this role since December. He graduated from Ohio University in 1936 and plans to live in Indianapolis with wife and child. Pvt Geo A Healy transfers from Jefferson Barracks to Fort Dix New Jersey in the 9th Observation Squadron.
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Glouster
Harper Williams
Thomas Williams
Goodrich Tire Co
Butler
War Production Board
Williams
Goodrich Co
Ohio University
Athens
Richard Arlen
Indianapolis
Geo. A. Healy
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Young People To Conduct Glassater Church Services
Glouster Church of Christ hosts Mother's Day and Cincinnati Bible Seminary Day with Cincinnati Bible Seminary students leading services. Participants include Herbert McDonald Roy Barnett Lois Barnett Mary Janchius and Margaret Jane Tigner with a possible Frank Buck as guest speaker.
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Glouster
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Glouster Church of Christ
Herbert McDonald
Roy
Lois Barnett
Lois Balderson
Mary Janchius
Margaret Jane Tigner
Sociated
Frank Buck
Field
Glouster Methodist Church
M. M. LeFavor
Epworth League
Eagles To Attend Mass In Body For Mother’s Day
Glouster Aerie No. 468 of the F C E will meet at the club rooms Sunday at 9 AM to attend Mass as a group at Holy Cross Church. Members urged to be present. Committee: John Crawford, James Franklin, Harold Shumway.
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Glouster
Glouster Aerie, No. 468
Club Rooms
Holy Cross Church
John Crawford
James Franklin
Harold Shumway
Services to be Held for Joseph Pallo
Joseph Pallo 62 died at home on Bailey Run after a five month illness. He was born in Hungary and came to the United States 40 years ago, living in this area since. Survived by wife Barbara two daughters Mrs. Joseph Erdy Doc and Mrs Edward Moliske three sons Lois Bert and Andrew at home one sister Mrs. Frank Bodnar St Louis funeral at St Patrick Church Buchtel with Fr Galerina officiating burial in Buchtel Cemetery.
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Glouster
Joseph Pallo
Bailey Run
Hungary
Barbara
Lois
U. S. Army
New York
Bert
Andrew
Joseph Erdy
Modoc
Edward Moliske
Frank Bodnar
St. Louis
St. Patrick’s Church
Buchtel
Galerina
Murray City
Buchtel Cemetery
Boy Scouts Continue Iron and Paper Drive
Troop 72 members plan a scrap iron and waste paper drive Saturday at 9 30 am. Coverage from the north corporation line to Glouster Stadium and east to the railroad tracks. Emphasis on scrap iron to aid the national war salvage and fund local scouting activities.
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Glouster
Boy Scout Troop 72
North Corporation
Dodgers and Giants to Play Benefit Twilight Game
The Dodgers and Giants stage a twilight benefit at Ebbets Field with all proceeds aiding Army and Navy relief. Players, umpires, vendors, and even ticket-buying soldiers will contribute as Brooklyn hosts the Giants before a Polo Grounds rematch.
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Army
Navy
Brooklyn Dodgers
L. S
Larry) MacPhail
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
MacPhail
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Kenesaw M. Landis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Jack Whitlatch Returns From Hospital
Jack Whitlatch, injured April 27 after a fall from a bicycle on a railroad trestle between Trimble and Jacksonville, has returned home from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. His condition is reported excellent after three days of unconsciousness. He was brought home in the John S. Blower ambulance.
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Jacksonville
Jack Whitlatch
Trimble
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Jack
Tie
John S. Blower
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Tribe Mound Corps
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Bill Knoct, Jr
Bay City
Mich
Bobo Newsom
Country Club
By Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Frey
Chile
Glassater
Bible Seminary
Ictory
Auto Supply Athens
Boy Scouts
Manhattan
Kyle and
Clifford
Dodgers
Judson Bailey
Atlas Store
Mickle
Tire & Acc W. Union St
Issory CO
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