Athens High selects Lackey's Bulldogs for opening clash
Athens High School football coach Harry Lackey unveils his fifth Bulldog team in a season opener against McArthur Generals at the Bulldogs' stadium. Mills leads the offense in Lackey's T formation, backed by a mix of lettermen and reserves as the squad aims for an early push.
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Harry Lackey
Athens
Bulldogs
Generals
McArthur
Lackey
Wellston
Harry
Bob Mills
Mills
Dick Mackinnon
Luther Dunfee
Bob Jones
Jones
M Farley
Jim Burt
Bob Wakefield
Burt
Bill Lavelle
Jack Truipp
Bob Mulligan
Reed Beverage
Husky
Joe Vanity
Vanity
Bill Trautwein
Jacobs Questions Stimson Probe Over Louis Conn Fight
Uncle Mike Jacobs says he does not understand what War Secretary Stimson is probing regarding the Louis Conn bout but notes $94 000 in debts tied to the fight. The gate will fund fighter debts totaling $135 451 53, with $94 305 50 owed to Jacobs and $41 146 03 to Louis's co manager Roxborough.
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Mike Jacobs
Stimson Probe
Retary Stimson
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Mike
Stimson
Investi
Riley
Kas
Louis
Conn
Billy
John Roxborough
Pomeroy Panthers Rally To Beat Chauncey Dover 14 0
In a hard fought opener on Middleport field the Pomeroy Panthers wore down Chauncey Dover Blue Devils in the final period to post a 14 to 0 victory. Panthers driven by Duckworth Hamm Burt and Canter executed late drives with Hamm scoring one TD and Burt adding another after a strong defensive stand by Chauncey.
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Pomeroy Panthers
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Panthers
Middleport Field
Blue Devils
Mauwit
eeOly ME LE Vvet
le Canniers
Mason
Chauncey
Blue Devil
Burt
Canter
Simmers
Lieber
Hamm
Leiber
Panther
Cramer
Duckworth
Matson
Chauncey Kincaid LE Seiber Hellman
McNabb Hysel
Cunningham Matson
É Johnston Wehler
Herdman Thornton
Pierce Hamm
Canter Stivers
Courtney Spencer
Lahugh Burt
Ley
Hayes
Russell
N. Spencer
Harbrecht
Chauncey-Dover
Johnson
Mitchell
Abdella
Dodgers Face Final Chance At Pennant Loss In New York Roundup
Fullerton's Roundup notes the Dodgers’ last chance to win the National League pennant a year after their title. It recalls fans’ optimism, internal club uncertainties, and a midseason slump with possible spring turnover for 1947. It also highlights Vince Pesky’s Portland homecoming and Johnny Pesky’s Fenway autographs moment as a crowd-pleasing sidelight.
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Ums
Dodger
Durocher
MacPhail
Vince Pesky
Portland
Ore
Johnny
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Vince
John
Baseball Leaders Ranked By World Series Performances
Williams of Boston leads in runs batted in and home runs with 137 RBIs and 36 homers. Pesky of Boston tops hits with 204 while Lombardi leads Boston in batting with 331. Ott of New York has 114 runs and Reiser of Brooklyn 18 steals. Krist of St Louis has 13 wins as the top pitcher.
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Williams
Boston
Pesky
Ott
New York
Mize
Slaughter
St. Louis
Reiser
Brooklyn
Krist
Cincinnati
Holmes
Joost AO
Roberge
G. Walker
aWaner Ditwiler
Marshall Ocean
Fernandez
I Spann
F. McCormick
Lombardi
Vaughan
H. Walker
Wyatt
Beggs
Casey
Starr Um
Reardon Barlick
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Glouster Pastor Announces Public Speaking Class
Minister C. B. Tigner of the Glouster Church of Christ says public speaking classes will be held two or three evenings a week if three or more sign up. Open to all, the course aims to aid those preparing to preach or teach and serves as a pre school help for embryo preachers.
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C. B. Tigner
Visit by Lt. Beshara and Family to Glouster
Lt. and Mrs Edmund Beshara of Camp Barkley Texas arrived Wednesday to visit the former's father Mike Beshara in Glouster. They stay until Sunday before traveling to Camp Carlisle Pennsylvania where Lt Beshara has been transferred to Army Medical School. He practiced medicine in Cleveland before joining the Army.
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Edmund Beshara
Camp Barkley
Tex
Mike Beshara
Camp Carlisle
Beshara
Army Medical School
Cleveland
Army
Bryson Recovers After Foot Surgery At White Cross
Bryson recovering satisfactorily after foot operation at White Cross Hospital Columbus. He will stay four or five more days. Parents Mr and Mrs M M Bryson returned from Columbus after accompanying him.
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E. K. Bryson
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Bryson
M. M. Bryson
Rio Grande Ends Drought With 47–0 Loss to Tech
Rio Grande College extended its football skid, failing to score in a 47–0 defeat at West Virginia Tech in Montgomery. The Red Men, who hadn't won since 1937, previously lost 25–0 to Louisville University and now begin another barren spell with no touchdowns.
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Little Rio Grande College
Gallia County
Red Men
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
W. Va
Rio Grande
Louisville University
Rio Grandes
Barker Likes Sailors Over Northwestern
In a playful early preview of college football amid wartime shifts, Barker weighs weekend matchups. Notre Dame over Wisconsin, Penn over Georgia Naval, Harvard over North Carolina Naval, Minnesota over Pitt, Iowa Naval favored over Northwestern, LSU over Texas A&M, Southern California over Tulane, Tennessee over South Carolina, Fordham over Purdue, California over St Marys, Michigan over Great Lakes, Ohio State over Fort Knox.
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Armed Services
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Wisconsin
Angelo Bertelli
Camp Grant
Penn - Georgia Naval
Georgia
Georgia Naval
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Harvard
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Iowa Naval
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Aggies
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Tulane
South Carolina
Tennesse
Tennessee
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Fordham
Rams
Jimmy Crowley
Navy
California
ST. Mary's
West
Michigan - Great Lakes
Tom Kuzma
Michigan
Ohio State
Fort Knox
Mr Joseph Hines 80th birthday pot luck noted
In He mlock a pot luck dinner honored Mr Joseph Hines for his 80th birthday at his home on Sunday. Guests included Clifford Richards family Letitia Hines and relatives from Shawnee Crooksville Columbus Burr Oak and New Lexington among others. The note also mentions a funeral in Millfield for Charles Tracy and various visits by service members and residents across local towns.
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Hemlock
Joseph Hines
Hines
Clifford Richards
Kenneth
Letitia Hines
Mona Jean
Eloene
Tommy
Shawnee
Clara Driggs
Gweldan
Elaine
Beverly
Crooksville
Robert Nowell
Columbus
Huston Dew
Corning
Robert Carney
New Lexington
Joe Hellyer
A. J. Hellyer
Joe Hines
Burr Oak
Nial Dennis
Ice] Wilson
Gerald Tharp
Charles Tracy
Millfield
Helen Rovach
Tech
William J. Bobanich
A. P. Hill
Military Res
Virginia
William A. Eagle
Texas City
Texas
Joe Bobanich
Congo
Nina Davis
Bobanich
Fred Sheline
Russell Faires
Church of Christ
Trimible
Syracuse Triumphs In Junior World Series Opener
The Syracuse Chiefs defeated the Columbus Red Birds 6 to 1 in the opener of the 25th Junior World Series. Charley Barrett outpitched Harry Brecheen as Syracuse built a four-run first frame and held on with solid relief pitching. The series resumes in Columbus if needed before returning to Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Columbus
Syracuse Chiefs
International Loop
Columbus Red Birds
Jewel Ens
Chiefs
Charley
Red
Clayton Lambert
Ace
Bill Crouch
Birds
Francis
Red) Barrett
Kenny Burkhart
Seconth
Red Bird
Loyalty Campaign Inaugurated At Glouster Church
Glouster Methodist Church launched a Loyalty Campaign with Rev. A. G. Winkle delivering the Sunday sermon Dont Feel Like It. Bible School begins at 9 30 with John S. Bower overseeing. Morning worship at 10 30. Evening service at 7 30 with theme Practicing the Presence of God.
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Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
A. G Winkle
John S. Blower
Winkle
Methodist Church
Jacksonville Methodist Picnic Planned at the Grove
Jacksonville Methodist Church Sunday School will sponsor a picnic at the Grove on Sunday Sept 27 with games in the afternoon. Members are asked to bring friends. Mrs Walter McCaskey was summoned to Marietta Wednesday due to the illness of her mother Mrs Julia Pickering.
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Jacksonville Methodist Church Sunday School
the Grove
Walter McCaskey
Marietta
Julia Pickering
Glouster Socials Include Visitors From Columbus
Glouster residents host out of town guests with guests Charles Stevens and family arriving from Columbus for a short stay. Mrs George Duncan remains in Shelby visiting son in law David Kennedy. Emma Bulloch and John Bulloch travel to Lorain to visit Bob Bulloch. Esta Cunningham shops in Columbus for holiday gifts with Charles Claburger. Edward Noon returns to Columbus after visiting T A Noon and family.
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Columbus
C. K. Rockhold
George Duncan
Shelby
David Kennedy
John Bulloch
Emma Bulloch
Lorain
Bob Bulloch
Bulloch
Esta Cunningham
Charles Clayberger
Benefit party by Thian Sisters in Glouster Saturday
A benefit party sponsored by the Thian Sisters will be held at the St. Patrick of P. hall in this city on Saturday starting at 8 o'clock. Proceeds will aid a local cause.
New Plymouth Soldier Is Honored
New Plymouth the Fuller family hosted a Sunday chicken dinner in honor of Corporal Howard Bert Fuller on furlough from Camp Lee West Virginia. Relatives and friends from several nearby towns called in to offer greetings during the visit.
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Cpl
Matthewson
Camp Lee
Ravenna
Dawnm
Matthew Dawson
New Plymouth
Charles Fuller
Howard Bert Fuller
W. Va
Raymond Fuller
Bob
Helen Fuller
Leo Geiger
Larry
Blanche Lavely
Charles Simpson
Columbus
Harry Faulkner
Melba
Betty
Nelson McDaniel
Athens
Rolland Sutter
Tipp City
Ernest Simpson
Penny
Lavern Fuller
Lancaster
Maynard Simpson
Michael
Brent Geiger
Union Furnace
E. T. Ansel
John Fuller
Marguerite
Charlene
Nikla
Jack Boring
Lemuel Fuller
John Robert
Frances Ann
Barbara
Billy Fuller
Lew Backus
Madge
Lavinia Miller
Ivan
Earle Heinlein
Elizabeth
Raymond Konkright
Zaleski High School
Bryan Cassel
Hamden
Gertrude Lewis
Washington
Milton Bay
Madge Backus
Iowa
Annie Hawk
Barton
Joe Earnheart
Cedar Falls
Leon Treadley Heinlein
Sheppard Field
Tex
Painesville Team To Visit Glouster Aerie Initition Meeting
The Painesville crack degree team travels to Glouster on Sunday afternoon to perform the ritualistic work for the monthly initiation of Glouster Aerie 468 F. E. This highly regarded team is noted for excellence in the state. The gathering begins at two o clock with lunch served after the work. A large attendance is anticipated. Margret Moody undergoes tonsillectomy in Marietta Hospital and returns home the next day.
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Glouster
Painesville
Glouster Aerie
State Aerie
Margaret Moody
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Mort Cooper Dominates To Put Cardinals On Verge Of Pennant
The St Louis Cardinals sit close to clinching the National League title as Mort Cooper dazzles in a 6-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds his tenth shutout of the year and 22nd victory. Dodgers face Braves with clinch at stake while Phillies Giants split a twin bill and White Sox top Cleveland in a four game set.
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New York Yankees
Mort Cooper
Battors
Cardinals
Cooper
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Flubbell
New York Giants
Phils
Bill Lehrman
New York
Giants
John Podgainy
George Hennessy
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Indians
Albany Nines Coast To 3-0 Victory Over Athens Bulldogs
Albany blanked Athens 3-0 as Mec Ghee twirled a two hitter over six innings with 16 strikeouts. Zimmereyman doubled twice for Albany, while McGhee added a double and a single. Williams Hudnell Knowlton also singled. Nelsonville travels to Albany next.
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Athens Bulldogs
MecGhee
Morgan
Athenians
McGhee
Zimmereman
Williams
Hudnell
Knowlton
Nelsonville
Abany
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