Bobcats Open Grid Season Against Bowling Green
Ohio University prepares a young, spirited squad to host Bowling Green in the opening gridiron clash. Veteran returnees Louie Venditti and John Kern bolster the line, while La Von Crabill directs the attack and a punting plan centers on Rosiek Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Hallman
Sperta
Ohio University
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Trautwein
EF E
Louie Venditti
Middlebranch
John Kern
Geneva
Ralph Sayre
New Haven
W. Va
Sayre
Dominic “Musillo
Mansfield
Paul Andrich
Youngstown
Green
White
la von Crabill
Irbana
Fye
Harold Darak
Chester Rojeck
Euclid
Paul Farey
Mullville
Alma College
Michigan Central
Baldwin-Wallace
Bee Gees
Miami
Ohio U. Enierim
Rojeck K. Smith
Ruszkowski
Pace
van Horn Darr
Kozdeba Dunham
Cardi Carver
Pynchon McCullough
Fye Walker
Crabill Horn
Sayre Sweigard
Andrich Mulvihill
Musille
Cubs Win Openers as Wyse Tops Reds 3 1
Yesterday's Stars show Hank Wyse earning his 22nd victory 3-1 over the Reds. Lowrey adds a two run homer in the sixth and Cavarretta drives in two with a single and a triple in a 7-4 Cubs win. Preacher Roe limits the Cards 5-2 for a Pirates win. Red Ruffing shuts out the Athletics 8-1 for his seventh win since army discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsuvulsarny Presshank
Wyse
Harry Lowrey
Phil Cavaretta
Cubs
Reds
Lowrey
Cavarretta
Preacher Roe
Pirates
St. Louis
Yankees
Athletics
Boxing Results From AP Showdowns In Milwaukee And Detroit
AP reports Arron Holman Williams of Detroit won by points over Berlie Lanier of Philadelphia in a 168 pound bout. In Milwaukee Jimmy Shea Rer defeated Izzy Jannazzo of New York by points in a 150 1 4 pound matchup.
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Associated Press
ARRON
Holman Williams
Detroit
Berlie Lanier
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Jimmy Shearer
Izzy Jannazzo
New York
Broadwell News Items Visitations and Travels
Broadwell brief notes list visitors and travelers to Warren and Marietta. Families mentioned include the Whites Parsons and Starling, with multiple households hosting relatives from Columbus Blaynox Dearborn Zanesville and Oklahoma. The schedules cover weekend visits and a move for Mr Sargent to Oklahoma.
Standings FULLERTON'S ROUNDUP Athens And Logan Clash
Athens and Logan clash tonight in a Southeastern football showdown as two undefeated arch rivals vie for the league lead. Athens faces a heavy Logan line with Magle and Kinney ready to lead a strong Logan attack while Athens relies on Dailey Rousey and Kennedy to counter the visitors. The outcome will shape the championship chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Goldsberry
Athens High Bulldogs
Logan
Bulldogs
Thei
Logan Chieftains
Magle
Kinney
BLS
New Lexington
Schmitter
Athens
Johnny Nye
Johnny
al Vickers
Lex
Norm Rousey
Wayne Dailey
Joe Kennedy
Jim Schuler
Cubs Sweep Cincinnati to Stand Tall in Pennant Race
Cubs beat Cincinnati 3-1 and 7-4 to take a 3 game lead over St Louis in the National League. Cards lost to Pittsburgh 5-2 as Detroit and Cleveland games lingered with potential playoff implications. Johnson sprained neck in opener. Cubs also got key hits from Derringer Lowrey and Cavarretta. Yankees rout Athletics 8-1 as Indians-Browns game washed out by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cholly Grimm
Jolly Bruins
Ike
Tigers
Steve O'Neill
Bengals
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Senators
Reds
Hank Wyse
Paul Derringer
Don Johnson
Peanuts Lowrey
Lowrey
Phil Cavarretta
Johnson
Babe Pinelli
Christ Hospital
George Docking
al Jurisich
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
Return of Missing List Cuts War Casualties
Washington reports the return of men on the Missing list reduces overall war casualties by 594. The total armed forces figure now stands at 1 , 970 , 672 with Army 922 , 339 and Navy 148 , 333. Navy totals show killed 54 , 468 wounded 80 , 244 missing 10 , 779 prisoners 2 , 842. Revival service set at McDougal Church October 1 led by Rev. Alva Shifler and Rev. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Glouster Churches Schedule New Sunday Times
Religious leaders across Glouster announce a new Sunday timetable for all area churches. Methodist Church ages Youth Fellowship at six, evening service at seven, with school at nine thirty and sermon at ten thirty. Other churches list varying times and an October homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Eugene Brown
Methodist Church
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Roy Standiford
U. B
New Times
Hollister
Jacksonville
Pearl Anderson
Brown
Smart Family
Blanche Bonar
Millard Easler
Bishopville
Christ
Wiley Harris
Bethel Mission
T. H. Arnott
Study Club Meets At Church Hall
The GLOUSTER Catholic Ladies Study Club met at the Church Hall Tuesday evening with Mrs. Elizabeth Chute as hostess. President Mrs. John R. Clark opened the meeting. The program featured sacred readings by Mrs. Relord Healy and Miss Josephine Hedfelt, readings by Mrs. John McCreanor and Mrs. Ann Bailey. The Rev Father Walch gave a short talk. Prizes in defense stamps were awarded during games. Lunch followed for Rev Father Walch, Mrs. Laird, and members including Mrs. Ann Bailey, Mrs. Gertrude Darling, Miss Hedfelt, Mrs. Kate Bartels, Mrs. Walter Yount, Mrs. John R. Clark, Mrs. Relord Healy, Mrs. Leo Smith, Mrs. T. A. Noon, Mrs. Joe Wolf, Mrs. William Echstenkamper, Mrs. John McAeradde, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church Hall
Elizabeth Chute
John R. Clark
Relord Healy
Josephine Hedfelt
John McCreanor
Ann Bailey
Father Walch
Laird
Gertrude Darling
Kate Bartels
Walter Yount
Leo Smith
T. A. Noon
Joe Wolf
William Echstenkamper
John McAeradde
Chute
Cunch To Be Served At Flower Show
GLOUSTER At the Garden Club Flower Show Saturday afternoon and evening lunch of sandwiches baked beans pie and coffee will be served from 4:00 oclock through the evening. The show opens to visitors at 1:00 p m and continues all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gm Eink
Robert Hemsley
Esta Haskins
Glouster Aerie No. 468
Grid Picker predicts 1945 college games
Harold Harrison's brisk column shows a football pick sheet for Ohio Wesleyan vs Baldwin Wallace, Missouri at Ohio State, Oberlin at Denison, Notre Dame B at Miami, Cincinnati at Kentucky, Wilberforce at Clark College, Case at Wooster, Muskingum at Otterbein, Bowling Green at Ohio University with 1945 season stakes and cautious confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harrison
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan
Baldwin-Wallace
Missouri
Ohio State
Oberlin
Denison
Yeomen
Notre Dame
Miami
Miami Cincinnati
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Wilberforce
Clark College
CASE
Wooster
Muskingum
Otterbein
Muskies
Bowling Green
Ohio University
Ohio
Glouster Social Notes Celebrate 64th Birthday
Glouster notes report a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. J. J. Shepard with relatives and friends bringing a pot luck. Guests included the Chappelears, Shillings, Whitehouses, Simmons, Rollins, Schenz, and Shepard family members. Also listed are weekend visitors to the Northrop home and a birth announcement from Glouster showing Jon Dallas born September 22 at Sheltering Arms Hospital with Dallas Christman and Winfield Snyder as grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J. J. Shepard
Roy Chappelear
Erma
Ilah
Carolyn B
Donnie
Dean Shilling
Linda, Alden
Julia Ann
Lloyd Whitehouse
Janet
Judy
Otto Simons
Danny
Gregory
George J. Schenz
Georgia Jill
Homer E. Rollins
Ronnie
Marzia
Mona Shepard
J. J
Shepard
Shirly Northrop
Eddie Bolin
Edsel Northrop
Ralph Rothery
Columbus
Paul Northrop
Zanesville
Pfc
Johannes Northrop
Harold Snyder
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jon Dallas
Dallas Christman
Winfield Snyder
Francis Sabo dies at Mt. Carmel Hospital
Francis Sabo aged 67 died at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus Wednesday. Survived by wife and seven children including Francis Jr Powhatan Point William of Derthick Lewis in the Navy John recently discharged from the Army Eugene in the Marines and daughters Mary and Goldie of Dayton. Body at C F Wallace Funeral Home with calling through Saturday then to Derthick home. Funeral at Glouster Church of Christ Sunday 2 PM Rev Harvey Smith officiating. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Francis Sava
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Francis, Jr
Powhatan Point
William
Derthick
Lewis
U.s.navy
John
Army
Eugene
Marines
Mary
Goldie Sabo
Dayton
C. F. Wallace Funeral Home
League Leaders In Baseball Stats
American League batting leader Eucothelia of Chicago, runs Stirnweiss of New York, runs batted in Etten of New York, 106, hits Stirnweiss 189, home runs Stephens of St. Louis 24, stolen bases Stirnweiss 32, pitching Muncerief of St. Louis 134. National League batting Cavarretta of Chicago 308, runs Rosen of Brooklyn 126, runs batted in Walker of Brooklyn 124, hits Holmes of Boston 218, home runs Holmes 28, stolen bases Schoendienst of St. Louis 25, pitching Brecheen of St. Louis 14.778.
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Etten
New York
Stinweiss
Stephens
St. Louis
Tolen
Stirnweiss
York
Muncerief
Cavarretta
Chicago
Rosen
Brooklyn
Walker
Holmes
Boston
Laurel Cliff Personal Items and Local Visits
PTA meeting announced for Tuesday at the schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs Lou Diehl attended the Homer Marchington sale in Dexter. Mrs Georgia Hamilton of Metz West Virginia traveled here for her sister in law Evelyn Turner’s illness. Mrs Turner remains seriously ill at University Hospital Columbus. Mrs Ora Bradshaw of New York visits sister Luella Stahl. Laurel Cliff Health Club to hold annual potluck on Oct 8 and reveal sunshine sisters. Family gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Harmon Fox with 15 attendees. Vernon Howell spent days in Columbus visiting Evelyn Turner at the hospital. Howell attended Southeastern District Parents Teachers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Clif
PTA
Lou Diehl
Homer Marchington
Dexter
Georgia Hamilton
Metz
W. Va
Evelyn Turner
Columbus
Elsie McCumber
University Hospital, Columbus
Ora Bradshaw
New York
Luella Stahl
Harmon Fox
Laurel Cliff Health Club
Pearl Parker
Sunshine
Vernon Howell
University Hospital
Howell
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Athens Messenger
Aston
Rosie” Kern
Gene Ruskowski
Cleveland
Dick Pynchon
Lakewood
Ralph van Horn
Akron
Joe Cardi
Ed Kozdeba
Don Peden
Harold Wise
Bridgeport
Conn
Miami Redskins
Eaacan
Ote Watts
Burnettsmith
Eng
Broadwell
Hermon
Lottie Brill
Harry Palmer
Dorothy Weaver
Marietta
Hazel Lauwrence
Carmel
Frank Parsons
Anthony Sargent
jDearborn
Mich
Joe Young
Oklahoma
Sargent
Alice Leefler
Lotie Brill
Eyafina Brill
Keith
Office Board of Public Affairs
Glouster, Ohio
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Ft. Pectin
Fred Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Giants
Basten
St Louis
American New York
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Tennessees
Bess
Boston College
Iinois
de Vore
Hal Newhouser
Hank Bqrowy
Harry Brecheen
Cardinals
Canada
United States
NEVE
Pas
Moore
Kennedy
Drake de Ashton
Biggins
Hr Schuler
Duncan
Coury
Rousey
Dailey
Vickers
Joe Reichler
McDougal Church
Alva Shifler
Snyder
Kate Markins
Trimble
James Harris
John Haines
James Ray
Bush Bouanzoin
Pennsville
Dale van Oster
Maria
Vina Johnson
Parkersburg
Beechwood Church
Kenneth Franklin Whaley
Carol Sue Miller
James Kennedy
High Schoo
F.C.E
Iety
Leonard Wolfe
Allison Jones
Harrison
Francis Sabo
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
Mickle Tire and Access. CO
Athens, Ohio
Eucothelia
Schoendienst
Brecheen
Laurel Cliff
Dobbs
Kyle
Clifford
George L. Smith
Sinclair Refining Co
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