Ohio State defeats Bobcats in 6-5 decision ends winning streak
Ohio State edged the Ohio University Bobcats 6-5 as Frank Jerit allowed three early singles through seven innings and a late rally by the Buckeyes broke the tie. Nakama and Metzger sparked a two-run eighth inning to swing the game, with Barbis misplay setting up the decisive frames. Sayre later scored on a stolen base and barbed single sequence.
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Mackey
Sayre
Arbis
Barbin
Standings Update in National and American Associations
National standings show Cincinnati and New York tied by rain with only one game scheduled. American games list Cleveland seven, Chicago one, St. Louis seven, Washington one, plus additional Association results for St Paul eight seven, Columbus thirty two, Toledo six, Minneapolis five, Louisville two eleven, Kansas City zero fourteen, Milwaukee eight, and Indianapolis three.
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Friendship Class Monthly Meeting and Night of Baseball
The article reports a Friendship Class meeting and a doubleheader of baseball. Indianapolis dropped to third, Columbus fell to sixth, Toledo rose to fourth, Minneapolis slid to seventh, and Kansas City jumped to Hirth. The Colonels won the opener 2–0 behind Jake Lawson. Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 8–3, moving Brews into third. St Paul won two from Columbus 8–3 and 7–2, with Joe Vitter homering and Bob Tart pitching eight shutout innings in the second game. Toledo edged Minneapolis 6–5 to move into fourth as Millers fell back.
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Toledo
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Christ
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Milwaukee
George Jeffcoat
Saints
West Cunningham
Roman Brunswick
Ight
Joe Vitter
Bob Tart
Millers
Carranth
Reds Shift Batting Order Ahead of Giants Game
The Cincinnati Reds, delayed by weather, plan a lineup change with Al Libke replacing Gee Walker in right field and Walter Flager at short. Left-handed substitutes Libke and Flager are seen exploiting the short right field fence as Harry Feldman starts on the mound for the Reds.
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Ermit
Wahi
Shakeup of Association Clubs Begins in Earnest
A broader shakeup within the association has started, aiming to sift potential pennant contenders from the rest as teams begin earnest competition. The move signals a reorganization of clubs seeking clearer paths to title contention.
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American Association
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Victory Assembly Held by Dover Schools in Chauncey
Dover Schools conducted a Victory Assembly Tuesday in the Chauncey-Dover district. Students gathered in the auditorium to hear President Truman's proclamation read by Rev. Gilbert Courtney offered prayer. Mike Keasey presided, with talks by local officials from Chauncey Mine No. 25 and Dover Township, and the band performing several numbers.
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Chauncey-Dover
Truman
Christine
Mille
Gilbert Courtney
Max
Dover Township
John Smart
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Wesi Hines
Gilbert” Courtney
Church of Christ
Mike Keasey
Abolition of Censors in Europe Asked
The Associated Press discusses calls to end military censorship in Europe after the German surrender broadcasts. Kennedy’s dispatches from Reims faced censor approvals and partial publication while AP staff in Paris sought immediate access to the full statement. A Dayton blaze report follows.
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Associated Press
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Europe
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New York
Reims
Paris
London
Relman Morin
SHAEF
Morin
Carrs Host Sunday Dinner in Millfield honor guest
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Charles Carr of Millfield entertained Sunday with a two course chicken dinner honoring the guest of honor Denver Lee Cline of Chauncey who left for Army duty. Attendants included Wanda Jean Cline Barbara Maffin Doris Powell and others from nearby towns.
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Charles Carr
Millfield
Denver
Lee
Jack) Cline
Wanda Jean Cline
Chavingey
Ipec
Dorothy Powell
Fletcher Hospital
Ambridge
Barbara Maffin
Mur
Ay Clty
Taviss Sowell
Marshe
Cof Greens
Ernest’ Pughline
Linda
Kay
Mary Alice
Glouster
Floyd Werner
Donna ‘Sue
James Wallace
Patty
Hillifield
Donald Fowell
Columbus
Mra
Carr
Onor ‘Guest
Lee Cline
League Leaders In American Baseball Statistics
Scott Stephens of St Louis leads batting with 33. Case of Washington has 15 runs batted in and 10 stolen bases. Derry of New York tops runs with 15 and Rucker of New York leads with 27 hits. Lombardi of New York hits 20 and home runs 5. Voiselle of New York and Derringer at Chicago share 4-0 pitching.
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St. Louis
Case
Washington
Derry
New York
Rucker
Lombardi
McCormick
Cincinnati
Voiselle
Derringer
Chicago
Fullerton Roundup Mixed Sports Notes From NY to Maxwell Field
A collage of brief sports items spans Kentucky Marquette last shot lore, Richmond Colts opening game streak, Joe Tepsic’s GI Bill rise, Joe McCarthy and Hibbard art visit, and a Maxwell Field football plan for fall with an 11 game slate. Also featuring boxing tourney standouts Wyzykiewicz Williams Wright and a note on hay fever at Salt Lake City golf event.
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New York
Nibley Park
Richmond Colts
Dick Rutherford
Richmond
Dick Hae
Joe Tepsic
Guadalcanal
Penn State
G. I. Bill
Joe Bedenk
Joe McCarthy
Boston
Aldro Thompson Hibbard
Joe
Artiet Hibbard
White Sox
Eastern Flying Training Command
Maxwell Field
Ala
Don Schifter
United Kingdom
Ray Wyzykiewicz
Buffalo
Bantam
Herbie Williams
New Orleans
Bill Wright
Youngstown
Welter
Wycykiewicz
Vince Padilla
Eighth Air Force
Aight
Mrs Heffken Hosts Millfield Needle Club Event
Mrs Eda Heffken entertained the Millfield Needle Club at her Millfield home. Bertha Sanders was honored with a surprise handkerchief shower for her birthday anniversary. Guests included Elizabeth Patton Ide Hill Elizabeth Robinnett Helen Sanders Olive Brookins Weslie Brookins Donna Thomas Edith McDaniel Kathryn McDaniel Jessie Fulton Viola Sanders.
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Chauncey
Eda Heffken
Millfield
Mine Accident Injures Chauncey Carter at Poston Mine Mo
GHAUNCEY Otto Carter of Greens Run employed at Poston Mine Mo suffered head and facial lacerations in a Monday accident. He was taken to Sheltering Arma Hospital by Dr CN Sanders. Fifteen stitches were required to close the wounds. CLASS TO MEET CHAUNCEY Mrs Thelma Lin scott class president will conduct Naomi Clans meeting tonight at 7 pm in the home of Mrs Helen Michael. A social hour and refreshments will follow.
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Otto Carter
Greens Run
Poston Mine
Milltilla
Arma Hospital
CN. Sanders
Chauncey
Thelma ‘Linscott
Naomi Clans
Helen Michael
Easterners Still Cousins To Luke Sewell's Browns
In St Louis, the Browns beat Washington 7 1 in the season’s first intersectional tilt. Ace Nelson Potter pitched a three hitter. Boris Martin sparked the offense with a single double and triple.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Browns
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Luke Sewell
Sportsman’s Park
Nelson Potter
Boris Martin
Sewell
Fred M. Vinson
Ledo
Vinson
Johnny Niggeling
al Carrasquel
Cleveland
Chilcago White Sox
Orval Grove
Felix Mackiewilcz
Grove
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Iskipper
Bill McKechnie
Kermit Wahl
Walt Flager
Birmingham
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Phils
Buster Adams
Glenn Crawford
John Antonelli
Jimmy Foxx
Wes Hamner
Braves
Bob Logan
Indianapolis
Ben Cardoni
Ben Geraghty
Prohibition Likely to End by Vinson as Racing Prep Races Ahead
Reports indicate prohibition should be abolished by Vinson. James F. Byrnes urged resuming racing after V E Day. Turf officials say preparations for reopening tracks in about two weeks with the Kentucky Derby in June and the Preakness and Belmont following. War Department suspends review of professional athletes rejected in draft.
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Vinson
James F. Brynes
War Department
Injured in Fall At Millfield School Grounds
Eight-year-old Helen Chauncey daughter of Mr and Mrs Analy Kolar of Millfield sustained facial injuries in a fall on Millfield school grounds Monday.
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Helen
Analy Kolar
Millfield
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