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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1941

Page

7

Yankees Favored To Cop Opener And Series

The 1941 World Series opens with the Yankees favored over the Dodgers. Charley Ruffing to start for New York against Brooklyn, with Curt Davis possible on the mound for the Dodgers. The opener and second game are at the stadium, then three at Ebbets Field.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Yankees Durocher Curt Davis Hill Char ‘Ley Brooklyn Dodgers Joe Medwick Davis Dodger Whitlow Wyatt Wyatt Charley Keller Ebbets Field

Experts See Many Ifs in Saturday Football Menu

New York AP notes a busy Saturday with key matchups including Duke vs Tennessee and Texas vs LSU. Cornell faces Syracuse amid major losses as coach Snavely must rebuild after a mass graduation, tempering expectations for an early-season rebound.

NEW York Duke Tennessee Bob Neyland Texas Longhorns Louisiana State Stanford U.C.L.A Fordham

Graham Chapel Plans Home Coming Sunday

Graham Chapel will host a home coming and basket dinner on Sunday with a good program arranged. Cleutis Chappel of Akron visited this week with his mother Mrs. J. M. Chappel. Revival services at Asbury attract large crowds led by Rev. Mitchell and assisted by Rev. and Mrs. D Vause Snider. William McLain is ill. Ruth Bobo visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Bobo. Scientists say the first people reached the New World by crossing the Bering Strait.

Graham Chapel Cleutis Chappel Akron J. M. Chappel Asbury Mitchell D. Vause Snider William McLain Ruth Bobo John Bobo

Mar riage of Margaret Schoem an Reeves in Russell Ky

Mrs Clara Schoenian Trimble announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret to Harry Reeves son of Milton Reeves Greensburg Pa. The ceremony occurred in Russell Ky on Sept 27. The bride wore a navy outfit with yellow roses corsage. Attending were Mrs Lewis Schoenian Audrey Schoenian and Irene Graham. They plan to live in Greensburg Pa where Reeves works. A six oclock dinner in their honor followed at the Schoenian home with family present.

Glouster Clara Schoeman Trimble Margaret Harry Reeves Milton Reeves Greensburg Russell, Ky Lewis Schoenian Audrey Schoenian Irene Graham Sidney Greenburg Reeves Clara Schoenian Norman Audrey Mrs. Schoenian Larry

Jersey City Bout Caps Local Boxing Card

Ken Overlin aged 163 from Washington DC out pointed Wild Bill McDowell 158 from Paterson New Jersey in a ten round boxing match staged in Jersey City.

Jersey City N. J Ken Overlin Washington, D. C Wild Bill McDowell Paterson

Meggy Dominates River Downs Feature at 1 000 Handicap

Filly Meggy owned by Smith G. Baker carried 118 pounds to win the $1,000 handicap on the fall meeting's opening card at River Downs yesterday.

Cincinnati Meggy Smith G. Baker River Downs

Cubs and White Sox Open City Series

The Chicago Cubs and White Sox begin the intracity battle with Ted Lyons likely to face the Cubs for the first game. Claude Passeau is chosen by manager Jimmy Wilson to pitch for the Cubs after a 14 win season.

Chicago Chicago Cubs White Sox Intracity Ted Lyons Bruins Claude Passeau Jimmy Wilson Cubs

California farm fields service on wheels powers large operation

A California farm covering 40,000 acres uses a mobile service station with air and water to service its heavy farm machinery. The unit moves around the fields to keep equipment in work order and reduce downtime.

California

Booth Festival Set for Glouster Next Saturday

Epworth Leagues from 18 Chillicothe District churches plan a festival in Glouster on Saturday to raise funds for Worthington Children's Home and Columbus White Cross Hospital. Activities include booth building, youth rally, a 5:30 banquet for 150 leaguers, evening service with Rev. Rompel, and awards for booths.

Glouster Epworth Worthington White Cross Columbus Chillicothe Winnie Howe Nelsonville N. M. Rompel Simpson Methodist Church Pomeroy Church of Christ Nelsonville Church L. E. Evans

Beshara Confectionery Wins Bowling Match In League

In Glouster the league leading Beshara Confectionery team won two of three games against Luckoffs. Jack Hemsley rolled a 535 high series while Bill Johnston led Luckoffs with 518. Next up is Eagles versus Union on Sunday.

A. McCreanor B. Morris Luckoffs B. Johnston F. Chappeleer P. Lewis J. McAllister D. Sipe

Legion Auxiliary To Install Officers

GLOUSTER On Thursday evening the American Legion Auxiliary will install their new officers. Mrs. Ross Williams of Oak Hill will be the installing officer. Refreshments will be served for which each member is asked to bring sandwiches.

Glouster American Legion Auxiliary Ross Williams Oak Hill

Dinner Honors Son Home From Akron Visit

Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stalder of Chauncey entertained with a Sunday chicken dinner for their son Joe who was home from Akron where he is employed. Guests included Joe Guerra Don Bridgewater Joe Stalder Clarence Stalder Gilbert Stalder Dorothy Stalder Mary Tribe Brownie Tribe Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stalder and daughter Judy of Athens.

Chauncey M. C. Stalder Joe Akron Joe Guerra Don Bridgewater Joe Stalder Clarence Stalder Gilbert Stalder Dorothy Stalder Mary Tribe Brownie Tribe Carl Stalder Judy Athens

Bobcats Seek Offensive Fixes For Western Reserve Match

Coach Don Peden drills the offense to improve ground gain after a slow start at Youngstown. He emphasizes better interference and blocking as key to a stronger attack in the home opener against Western Reserve, while also addressing pass defense after the Penguins’ balanced attack.

Bobcats Western Reserve Youngstown Don Peden Bobcat Peden Penguins Messenger Ohio Jake Chicatelli Jll Heinz Bob Krohmer Jill Hartman Dutch Trautwein

New York Yankees Favored In World Series Five Games

In sports and boxing chatter from New York, Yankees touted to win the World Series in five with strong hitting and pitching near par with Brooklyn. Joe Louis earns attention as Louis praises the Yanks while fight talk continues, and discussions include rookie hitters and tax notes on a potential army draft impact.

New York Yankees Dodgers Yanks Brooklyn Joe Louis Johnny Sturm Pee-Wee Reese Jerry Mitchell New York Post California Louis

Little Series Ties After Birds Rally Win 5-4

The Columbus Red Birds beat the Montreal Royals 5-4 to even the Wee World Series at two games apiece. Murry Dickson pitched seven innings for Columbus after a rough start, while Ed Head closed. The payout pool totals $20,219.38 with about $525 per winning player.

Columbus Montreals’ Royals International Boo Kings Columbus Red Birds The Birds Royal Moundsmen Murry Dickson Montreal Royals Burt Shotton Clyde Sukeforth Shotton Johnny Grodzicki Sukeforth Max Macon Frank Pearce Philly Ed Head Klein Max Marshall

Akron Star Vince Cardarella Quits for Army Air Corps Cadet

Vince Cardarella a leading blocking back on the University of Akron football team told Coach Otis Douglas he will leave school to join the Army Air Corps as a flying cadet.

AKRON Vince Cardarella University of Akron Otis Douglas Army Air Corps

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