Bulldogs End 1941 Season With Jackson Clash
Athens Bulldogs host Jackson Iron Men in final 1941 game at Athens High Field. A win could lift Athens to solo or shared second in the Southeastern League behind Logan, with Pomeroy and Middleport also in the race. Jackson, 1940 champs, has won three straight, aiming to rebound and finish strong.
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Athens Bulldogs
Jackson Iron Men
Athens High Field
Logan Chieftains
Bulldogs
Jackson Eleven
Athens
Pomeroy and
Middleport
Harry Lackey
Jackson
Iron Men
Pomeroy
Logan
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Wellston Golden Rockets
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Sunday School attendance here numbered 53. Robert King of Sandusky visited relatives. Guy Eugene Bing born Friday to Mr and Mrs Guy Bing. George Waters of Zanesville visited Mr and Mrs William Autherson. Aquilla Hysell to speak at Bradford Church November 9 about The Fifth Sparrow. Ben Bailey ill. Leland Johnson of Columbus visited last week. Dora Russell and daughter spent Sunday in Columbus.
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Bradbury
Robert King
Sandusky
Vint King
Guy Bing
Guy Eugene
George Waters
Zanesville
William Autherson
Aquilla Hysell
Bradford
Ben Bailey
Leland Johnson
Columbus
Dora Russell
Don Peden Urges Bobcats After 28 6 Akron Win
Don Peden and Harold Wise stressed focus after Ohio Wesleyan’s 28 6 loss to Akron. Wise warned Wesleyan’s looming Homecoming game against Ohio University would test Ohio’s Bobcats. Peden praised the Bobcat line’s effort against Miami and noted Hartman’s return while Ramsey remains doubtful.
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Akron
Peden
Bobcats
Wise
Mitch
Don Peden
Bobcat
Harold Wise
Ohio Wesleyan
Messenger
Wesleyan
Bishops
Ohio
Ohio University
Miami
Pil Heinz
John Fekete
Don
Bill Hartman
Gerry Ramsey
Bill Herbert
Minnesota
Mrs Crabtree Hosts Masked Church Class Party
Grace Crabtree of May Avenue hosted the Wide Awake Class of the M. E. Church Saturday night. Helpers Mrs. Buckley and Mrs. Fink assisted with refreshments. Prizes went to Anna Mae Bobo for prettiest and Lucille Allen for most comical.
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Chauncey
Grace Crabtree
May Ave
M. E. Church
Lucille Allen
Phyllis Ronnie
Raymond
Ralph Crabtree
Crabtree
Fink
Buckley
Bennett and Dubs Win Narrow Decisions in Chicago Card
Lena Bennett of Chicago defeated Herschel Joiner of Cincinnati by outpoint in a 10 round bout while Harvey Dubs of Windsor Ontario edged Tito Taylor of Chicago in another 10 round fight.
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Cincinnati
Lena Bennett
Chicago
Herschel Joiner
Harvey Dubs
Windsor
Ont
Tito Taylor
Fordham Texas bowl buzz heats up in New York sports pages
Local writers root for Fordham and Texas to meet on New Year’s Day as Rams surge in confidence. Giants coach Steve Owen skips writers gathering for Monday practice after a loss. Notre Dame, Army, and other college notes mix with pro chatter and upcoming matchups.
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New York
Fordham
Rams
Jimmy Crowley
Steve Owen
Giants
Grid
Steve
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Army
Eddie
the Mouse) Munzel
White Sox
Chicago
New Morning Daily
Faires Team Tops Drury Drugs in League Play
In Glouster the leading L. A. Faires team in the Ladies' League won two of three games against Drury Drugs. Maxine Johnston rolled 539 for high triple and Kathleen Shumway had a 211 high single. In Chauncey, the Ladies Aid M. E. Church invites members to a Wednesday all day quilting event at the church.
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Glouster
L. A. Faires
Drury Drugs
Maxine Johnston
Kathleen Shumway
L. R. Faires
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
The
Aid
Chauncey Church Halloween Party Entertains Children
The First Church of Christ Primary Department hosted its annual masquerade Halloween party in the Parish House from 2 to 5 pm. Teachers Eva Ferrer Betty Courtney Nellie Agin and guest Mrs Reena Simpkins led games contests and stories before refreshments.
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Chauncey
First Church of Christ
Eva Ferrer
Betty Courtney
Nellie Agin
Reena Simpkins
Mary Lahugh
Elaine McKibben
Charles ‘Lahugh
Jean Mullins
Johnny Sim
The Plains Revival Ends at Nazarene Church
A successful revival at The Plains Church of the Nazarene wrapped Sunday night with about 20 conversions. Evangelist Clarence R. Watson and Mrs Jean Watson of Coopersdale PA led the services. Mrs Watson played multiple instruments and organized a youth chorus. The rally day Sunday School had 166 attendees led by superintendent Mrs Carrie Channel. The Watsons stayed with Rev Frank Noel and Mrs Noel and planned to travel to Clearwater Florida for another revival after leaving Monday.
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Plains Church of the Nazarene
Clarence R. Watson
Jean Watson
Coopersdale
Watson
Young Peoples Chorus
Thelmas Tolbert
Carrie Channel
Tippett Family Fete for Grandson Douglas Kerns Birthday
Mr and Mrs Sam Tippett hosted a chicken dinner Sunday at Mill Street Chauncey honoring grandson Douglas Kerns second birthday. Guests included Hazel Cabel Marjorie Kern Irene Jackson Carroll Tippett Carolyn Tippett and others who brought gifts.
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Chauncey
Sam Tippett
Mill St
Douglas Kerns
Hazel Cabel
Marjorie
Charles Kern
Douglas
Irene Jackson
Carroll Tippett
Carolyn
Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Plan Meeting
Chauncey Chauncey Dover Band Boosters Club will meet Wednesday November 5 at 7 p m in the home of Mrs Dorothy Stalder. Mill St Mothers interested in the Chauncey-Dover band are invited to attend and enroll in the club. Mrs Neva Sweeney is president and will lead the meeting.
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Chauncey Chauncey-Dover Band Boosters Club
Dorothy Stalder
Mill St
Chauncey-Dover
Neva Sweeney
Eastern Star Lodge Grand Chapter Visit in Columbus
Mrs. Mabel Mingus and Mrs. Edith McDaniel of Millfield attended the grand chapter of the Eastern Star Lodge in Columbus last week. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson Jr. during the event.
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Chauncey
Mabel Mingus
Edith McDaniel
Millfield
Columbus
Eastern Star Lodge
James Williamson, Jr
Choir Practice and Evening Services at M E Church
Mrs Grace Crabtree will lead choir practice on Wednesday at 6 p m at the M E Church. A prayer meeting follows at 7 p m with Thomas Buckley as leader. A preaching service next Sunday at 7 p m will be led by Rev C E Palmer, pastor of the M E Church.
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Chauncey
Grace Crabtree
M. E
Thomas Buckley
C. E. Palmer
M. E. Church
Mrs Carrie Chan nell Visits With Benedums and Miss Moffatt
Mrs Carrie Chan nell visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Benedum and the latter's sister Miss Myrtle Moffatt in Lower Plains. Mr Benedum is slightly improved following a serious illness.
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Chauncey
Carrie Channell
Mrs. Benedum
Myrtle Moffatt
Lower Plains
Mr. Benedum
Beshara Team Tops Wolf Bowling in Glouster Match
Beshara Confectionery defeated Wolf Bowling Alley by 21 pins in a three game match at B and M Alleys. Jack Hemsley led with a 223 high game and George Wolf totaled 585 in the series as Glouster claimed a second win over Nelsonville’s squad.
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Glouster
Beshara
Wolf
Nelsonville
Jack Hemsley
George Wolf
Wolf Bowling Alley
Wie
Denuss
Te Ee
McCreanor
Hemsley
Thomas
Fire crews respond to furnace thermostat overheating
Fire department responders go to Gail Wallace residence on Fairlawn Ave Saturday afternoon after a wood piece near the furnace thermostat overheats and begins smoking. No damage reported.
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Glouster
Gail Wallace
Fairlawn Ave
Camilli Named MVP Of National League In 1941
Adolph Camilli of the Brooklyn Dodgers won the NL Most Valuable Player award with 300 points, topping Pete Reiser and Whit Wyatt. Reiser led rookies with a .343 average, 17 triples, 40 doubles and 184 hits. Wyatt went 22-10 as Brooklyn’s ace.
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New York
Adolph Camilli
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baseball Writers Association of America
Dodgers
Camilli
Pete Reiser
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn
Tom Swope
Cincinnati
Wyatt
Reiser
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Elmer Riddle
Tim Brown
St. Louis
Riddle
Ernie White
Kirby Highe
John Hopp
John Mize
Dixie Walker
Billy Herman
Terry Moore
Women’s Team Prevails as Glouster Men Fall in Parkersburg
In Interstate League action at Parkersburg Sunday night Glouster men lost all three games while Glouster women won all three. Nickles of Parkersburg had high single 275 and high triple 614 for the men. Fay Lantz of Glouster posted 471 in a 175 game and a strong triple.
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Glouster
Parkersburg
Nickles
Fay Lantz
Ley Ends Third in Ohio High School Scoring Race
Ohio high school football highlights feature Jack Ley of Chauncey Dover third in the state scoring race with 129 points for the season. Russell Wolfe of Upper Sandusky leads with 138 points, while Don Reinhardt of Portsmouth East has 157. Teams such as Portsmouth East and Upper Sandusky posted dominant weekend wins as others remain unbeaten.
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Columbus
Ohio
Russell
Flying Express
Chauncey-Dover
Jack Ley
Wolfe
Upper Sandusky
Marysville
Reinhardt
Portsmouth East
Fullerton
Ley
Glouster
the Plains
Tom Harris
Canton McKinley
Bobby Rovers
Bergholz
Warren
Massillon
Great Tigers
Chauncey
Unbeaten Ohio grid teams near top as high school results emerge
Mansfield Massillon and Martins Ferry remain unbeaten with ties and wins over the weekend. Glenville beat Wickliffe 14 0 for its first victory in four years while Mansfield defeated Cleveland Central 35 0 and Massillon beat Warren 21 0. Martins Ferry downed East Liverpool 27 7. Canton McKinley edged Steubenville 58 6.
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Mansfield
Massillon
Martins Ferry
Gomer Jones
Ohio State
Glenville
Wickliffe
Cleveland Central
Warren
East Liverpool
Canton McKinley
Tooledo Waite
McKinley
Steubenville
Tom Harris
Jasper
Chillileathe
Dover
Piqua
Xenia
Miami Valley
Troy
Dayton Fairmont
Fairmont
Sidney
Urbana
Carl Bach
Circleville
Washington Court House
Greenfield
Upper Sandusky
Marysville
O Neil Returns Home After Major Surgery
Chauncey Charles V. O Neil has returned to his The Plains home from White Cross Hospital Columbus where he underwent major surgery and is making a good recovery. Relatives and friends have visited him. His son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jesse Parker Columbus visited Sunday. Thursday the O Neils plan to go to Marion for an indefinite visit with their daughter Mrs Grace Dowler.
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Chauncey
Charles V. O'Neil
the Plains
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Jesse Parker
O'Neil
Marion
Grace Dowler
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