Southeast Ohio District High School Sports Carnival Set
About 600 scholastic athletes compete in Athens for district titles in baseball track golf and tennis with state meet berths at stake. Tennis begins Friday 9 am with finals by 4 30 pm. Track and baseball contests run Saturday with finals in late afternoon.
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Athens
Columbus
Harold Wise
Ohio University
Greenfield
Pomeroy
Ohio U
W. H. Herbert
Gallipolis
Dana P. Kelly
Jackson
Athens Country Club
Ohio State Athletic Association
Glouster Parents Plan To Form Band Booster Club
Glouster high school parents met Tuesday evening to form a Band Boosters Club. The group aims to address band issues outside school jurisdiction and to raise funds to hire a summer instructor. A four member committee was appointed to contact instructors and report at a finding meeting next Monday. Officers elected include President Mrs. Emmett Byers Vice President Ernest Jones and publicity agents Esta Cunningham Al Craft and Mike Thompson.
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Glouster
Emmett Byers
Ernest Jones
Esta Cunningham
al Craft
Mike Thompson
Attending Hayden Funeral Named Out‑of‑Town Guests
Out of town mourners listed for the funeral of Mrs. Eliza Jane Hayden include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaskalla and son from Fostoria. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaskalla and daughter from Newark. Mr. Albert Beglin. Gladys and Jane Gaskalla. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lanigan and daughter from Columbus. Mr. Harvey Maxwell. Mrs. Ida M. Dean and daughter Evah from Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lemon from Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bragg from Combes. Mrs. Lucy Turley of Wellsburg Virginia. Ralph Echstenkamper. Opal Rhodes and A. E. Rhodes of Steubenville. and Leonard Dean of Moxahala.
Funeral for James Jowers Peyton Set at First Baptist Church
The funeral for James Jowers Peyton will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m in the First Baptist Church with Rev J C Crable of Rendville officiating. Burial follows in Gloucester Cemetery.
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James Jowers
Link) Peyton
First Baptist Church
J.C. Crable
Rendville
Glouster Cemetery
Poppy Day Program Planned by Glouster American Legion Auxiliary
The Glouster American Legion Auxiliary announces a Poppy Day program at the Thursday evening meeting. Attendees will enjoy games and a potluck lunch.
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Glouster — American Legion Auxiliary
Visit at Banfield Home for Mother's Day Guests
Mother's Day guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Banfield included their four daughters and their families and their son Steve from Camp Nelson. Also present were James Mitchell and baby Ellen Sue, William Swindle and children Cecelia Mae Jimmy Lee and Gail of Pontiac Michigan, Burdette Cartmel Barberton and Fred West of Dayton with wife and infant Carl Wayne, and Mrs West previously at her parents five weeks. Also Carl Sweeny and daughter Hazel of Barberton attended.
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Mrs. West
Banfield
Carl Sweeny
Hazel
Barberton
Mrs McKee Hosts Chinese Checkers Club Meeting
Mrs Elizabeth McKee hosted the Chinese Checkers Club on Monday evening. The group accepted an invitation to spend a week in June at the Wallace cottage at Buckeye Lake. Members present included Mrs Emmett Byers, Mrs Grace Holzschuh, Mrs John Henry, Mrs H L Janchius, Mrs Elza Morris, Mrs William Johnston Sr, Mrs Harry Vaughn, Mrs Theodore Heffken, Mrs Bessie West, and Mrs Lalla Dunnett. A refreshment course followed. Mrs West will host next.
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Glouster
Elizabeth McKee
Wallace
Buckeye Lake
Emmett Byers
Grace Holzschuh
John Henry
H. L. Janchius
Elza Morris
William Johnston
Harry Vaughn
Theodore Heffken
Bessie West
Lalla Dunnett
Mrs. West
Weekend Guests Share Family Visits Across Cities
Miss Gloria Heck of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Heck. Mr and Mrs James Palda and William Miller of Cleveland were over Sunday guests of sister Mrs Bessie Miller Rose. Mother's Day guests included Mr and Mrs Virgil Tuker and Attorney and Mrs L P Henderson and daughter LeNora of Columbus. Dwight Hartley and son Jerry spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Albert Haydn. Walter Mavin of Hapwood Pennsylvania visited aunt Mrs J O Moody and uncle Thomas Mavin. Mavin couple married May 7 and had been visiting the mother Mrs George Doyle in Glasgow Kentucky.
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Gloria Heck
Columbus
Fred Heck
James Palda
William Miller
Cleveland
Bessie Miller Rose
Thomas Brown
Morgan St
Virgil Tucker
L. P. Henderson
LeNora
Dwight Hartley
Jerry
Albert Haydn
Walter Mavin
Hapwood
Mr. Mavin
J. O. Moody
Thomas Mavin
Mavin
George Doyle
Glasgow
Funeral arranged for Harvey Jenkins Trimble
Funeral services for Harvey Jenkins Trimble, who died Monday, will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Trimble Church of Christ with Rev. G. B. Courtney officiating. Burial follows at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Harvey Jenkins
Trimble
Trimble Church
Progressive Church of Christ meeting held Thursday evening
The Glouster Progressive Class of the Church of Christ will gather at the church Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs Robert Gamwell and Miss Irene Stahl as hostesses for the event.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Robert Gamwell
Irene Stahl
Regional Baseball Standings Clash Shifts Across Leagues
Yesterday's scores show Brooklyn 4 3, Chicago 4, East Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 3, St Louis 3 New York 2. American League Cleveland 2 New York 1, Chicago 3 Boston 2. Philadelphia 7 St Louis 3. Washington 5 Detroit 4. Minneapolis 11 Paul 4. Only game schedule.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
East Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
American Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Associatin ‘Tio Minneapolis
Paul
National Club
Anne
Cincinnati
L Pet
Cleveland
L. Pet
Minneapolis
U-E
Kansas City
Anew
Louisville
Ene Menen i
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Il i Pattens
Jeanne Ai
Milwaukee One
Dodgers Win Sixth Straight From Redlegs
Brooklyn runs past Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Bucky Walters loses despite fanning four. Hugh Casey bested in a duel with wild pitching, while the Dodgers push their streak to six games and drop the Reds to the second division.
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Cincinnati
Bill McKechnie
EL Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paul Derringer
S. Whitlow Wyatt
Leo Durocher
Bucky
Wild
Dodgers
Reds
Hugh Casey
Casey
Brooklyn
Reese
Herman
Wasdell
Medwick
Welker
Gcepey
Ban Sanunnea
Werber
Freyj
Ripple
F. McCormick
Lombardi
M. McCormick
Walters
Pancnicast Sd
Camilli
Frey
McCormick
Lavagetto
Owen
Joost
Fick
Ballanfant
Barlick
Ello
Dizzy Dean to Quit Baseball
Chicago Cubs general manager James Gallagher announced that Dizzy Dean has requested placement on the voluntary retired list. Dean plans to end active play after today's game with Ford Frick to receive the letter, and the Cubs are expected to comply.
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Chicago
James Gallagher
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Gallagher
Dean
Ford Frick
Cubs
Jimmy Wilson
Red Bird Seed nickname sticks to Cardinals vitamins
Wisecrackers nickname the vitamin pills given by President Sam Breadon to the St. Louis Cardinals as Red Bird Seed. The label reflects a playful jab at the team’s nourishment program and star players.
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Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball and tennis notes mingle in a busy sports column
A collage of sports chatter covers Del Baker vs Charlie Dressen as signal snatchers, possible trading of Lou Novikoff, UNC's tennis record streak under John Renfield, uncashed Jamaica tickets worth 5203.20, Bartell feuding with Baker, Sugar Bowl photo bookings, Buddy Baer vs Joe Louis, Gabe Paul’s shiner, Clark Griffith’s dwindling hope, Dolly Stark’s promotion work, Harry Martone’s exhibition with Benny Leonard, Mose Simms’ career choices, and Philadelphia fans pressing for Hugh Mulcahy.
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Mutual
Jamaica
Tumor Foundry
Tigers
Dick Bartell
del Baker
Buddy Baer
Joe Louis
Champ
Gabe Paul
Dolly Stark
Bridgeport
Harry Martone
Benny Leonard
Jersey City
Mose Simms
St. Mary's
Texas
Philly
Hugh Mulcahy
Thirteen runners left on base haunts Yankees in loss
In a harsh recap, the New York Yankees squander opportunities as thirteen runners are left on base highlighting offensive struggles and poor situational hitting. An accompanying note hints at sensational promotions by Coney Island venues stirring controversy with a plan to stage a fight between midgets advertised as a world underweight championship.
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Coney Island
Ohio Meets West Virginia in Dual Games This Weekend
Ohio University baseball faces West Virginia University in two games as part of a three-game series in four days. Coach Don Peden relies on a two-man pitching staff led by Cliff Craig and Jack Mlaker as Eddie McHugh battles a sore throwing arm, with Eddie Wierby ready to step in if needed.
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Ohio University
West Virginia U. Mountaineers
Bobcats
Ohio Nine
Cliff Graig
Jack Mlaker
Don Peden
Dayton
West Virginia
Craig
Minkar
Peden
Frank Baumholtz
Hec Harkins
Baumy
Eddie “McHugh
Cleveland Bids For Title Bout In Green Stadium
Cleveland pursues a world lightweight championship match between Lew Jenkins and Sammy Angott with Ray Foutts confirming negotiations. If agreed, the bout would take place this summer at Municipal Stadium with seating reportedly in the thousands. Angott claims the NBA title and Jenkins the New York State Commission recognition. Angott is from Louisville Kentucky and Jenkins from Sweetwater Texas.
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Cleveland
Lew Jenkins
Sammy Angott
Ray Foutts
Municipal Stadium
Battlers
Angott
National Boxing Association
Jenkins
New York State Commission
Louisville
Sweetwater
Tex
Fight Results Roundup: Marquart and Krieger Win by Stoppage
New York reports Billy Marquart stopped Al Roth in the seventh round while Sally Krieger stopped Dan Gill in six. The text also notes lineup options for Bobby Wren and Ducky Clark and comments on the team’s left-handed balance.
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New York
Billy Marquart
Winnipeg
Man
al Roth
Los Angeles
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Dan Gill
Bobby Wren
Ducky Clark
Harkins
Fans watch game from new Wrigley Field restaurant behind plate
Fans sit in a newly opened restaurant behind home plate at Wrigley Field and watch the game, enjoying views and ballpark atmosphere from a dining area integrated with the seating area.
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Wrigley Field
Boudreau's Homer Lifts Indians Over Yankees in 10th
Bob Feller, rising star of the Indians, earned his sixth win this season by striking out nine and yielding six hits against the Yankees. A 10th inning homer by Boudreau broke a tie after an unearned run tied the game in the sixth, sending Cleveland to a 2 1 0 victory. Mel Harder to start next game as Indians aim for a second straight win.
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Lefty Grove
Baltimore
Feller
Indians
New York Yankees
Yanks
Bob
Cleveland
Marius Russo
Louw Boudreau
Mel Harder
Millers Lead Association Race After Shellacking St Paul
The Minneapolis Millers move alone atop the A A league standings after a 11 to 4 victory over St Paul in the first night game of the season. Kansas City had shared the lead before the win, with six other teams idle.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Tom Sheehan
St Paul
Millers
Kansas City
Detroit's AL champions attract more home fans than St Louis clubs
Detroit's American League champions drew larger home crowds last year than both St Louis teams at Sportsman's Park, underscoring Detroit's stronger home appeal.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
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