Tobin Throws No Hit No Run Game Brings Braves 2 0 Win
Jim Tobin of the Boston Braves pitched the first no hit no run game since 1941 and hit a home run in a 2 0 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. He walked Paul Waner in the first and ninth innings, limiting the Dodgers to four hits over 26 innings. Walker Cooper’s ninth inning double supplied St Louis with a 3 2 win over Cincinnati as the Cardinals resume the chase. Newhouser and Lee pitched Detroit to a 2 0 12 inning win over Chicago while Cleveland faltered against St Louis. Multiple notices and county legal filings appear in the same edition.
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Jim
Yankee
Boston
Pittsburgh
John Lanning
Tommy Hughes
Old Abbadaba
St. Louis
Walker Cooper
Red Birds
Cincinnati
Tobe
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Cleveland
Nelson Potter
Giants
Dodgers
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Chicago
Tobin
Newhouse
Thornton Lee
Bob Swift
Rudy York
Tiger
Five ways to keep farm help, housing and meals urged
County Agent C C Anderson outlines five steps to retain farm help in a weekly farm topics letter. Adequate housing and sufficient, varied food are emphasized, along with training, supervision, and steady employment to motivate workers.
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Point Pleasant
C. C. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Columbus 7 Louisville 3 scoreline flash
The Columbus team defeated Louisville 7 to 3 in a game noted for its offensive outburst. Nearby, Minneapolis edged Kansas City? St. Paul won 4 to 1 against Milwaukee while Toledo dominated Indianapolis 11 to 0.
Reds Fall to Cardinals as Streak Ended in 3-2 Loss
Cincinnati Reds see their five game win streak snapped by the St. Louis Cardinals in a 3-2 defeat. Ed Heusser started for Cincinnati while Munger and Shoun worked for St. Louis. Verban and Walker delivered key two base hits for the Cardinals. De La Cruz struggled in relief as Musial and Cooper drove the decisive runs. Attendance 1,357.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Max Butcher
Pirates
Ed Heusser
Reds
Cardinals
Tom de la Cruz
Emil Verban
Gee Walker
Clyde Shoun
de la Cruz
Stan Musial
Walker Cooper
Daii. Clay
St. Louis
Vyerban
Musial
O'Dea
W. Cooper
Ol Sanders
Lohene
Kurowski
Inewnier
Munger
Hades
Sandiownah
Clay
Williams
Walker
McCormick
Printon
Miller
Mueller
Aducassenese
Shoun
Bedewinnns
St. Tus
Verban
Litwhiler
Marion
Sanders
Wilks
Tipton
Northrop Graduates From Parachute School in England
Sgt Louis L. Northrop Jr., son of Mrs. Mary Northrop of Zanesville and the late Louis Northrop Sr., received a diploma from the Airborne Division Parachute Jumping School after completing ground training. He has been a qualified parachutist since March 31 and is stationed in England. His brother William Northrop serves as an airplane mechanic in India.
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Chauncey
Louis L. Northrop, Jr
Mary Northrop
Zanesville
Louis Northrop Sr
Airborne Division
England
William Northrop
India
Schoonover Visits Chauncey on Furlough
William H. Schoonover spent a 10 day furlough in Chauncey visiting wife Peggy, son Billy Joe, his parents, relatives, and Mrs. John Schoonover. He is with the Tank Destroyer Unit after transfers from Camp Shelby Mississippi to Camp Howze Texas.
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Chauncey
Pfe
William H. Schoonover
Peggy Schoonover
Billy Joe
John E. Schoonover
Homer L. Shields
John Schoonover
Homer Shields
Pfc. Schoonover
Camp Shelby
Miss
Camp Howze
Tex
Change Plans for Meeting of Moose
The Loyal Order of Moose adjust plans for Saturday and Sunday at their club rooms. A six piece Lewis Buell Jr orchestra will perform Saturday night with a floor show by local talent. Sunday afternoon initiation work will be conducted by the Lancaster team. Rev Harvey Smith of Bishopville will preach Saturday at 7 30 in the Fast Millfield Mission Church.
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Glouster
Order of Moose
Lewis Buell, Jr
Lancaster
Chauncey
Harvey Smith
Bishopville
Millfield Mission
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Amateurs and Soldiers in Track and Baseball
A.A.U. contemplates roles of soldiers Al Blazis and Archie Harris at Penn Relays amid fears of pro presence. Dan Ferris defends amateur rules. Rookie Browns catcher Frank Mancuso linked to Gasper. he injures knee during paratrooper jump and is honorably discharged. Wendell Lalime laments credulity after a Red Cross game stunt. Howard Davis kicks ball through gym, sparking jokes about its fate.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
A.A.U
Penn
al Blazis
Archie Harris
Dan Ferris
Pvt. Blazis
Sgt
Joe Louis
Wendell Lalime
Newport
Red Cross
Howard Davis
Lalime
Montreal
Davis
Shucco Tops Active Heavyweight Ratings by James J Johnston
New York report notes James J Johnston lists Tony Shucco at number one after his comeback win for Boston. The list names Perk Daniels, Turkey Thompson, Gus Dorazio, Curtis Sheppard, Joey Maxin, Buddy Walker, and the trio Eenie Minee and Moe with Mauriello Savold Baksi among them.
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New York
Jacobs Beach
James J. Johnston
Manager Johnston
Broadway
the Boy Bandit
Boston
Tony Shucco
Mr. Johnston
Shucco
Perk” Daniels
Chicago
Turkey Thompson
Benie
Minee
Moe
Los Angeles
Eenie
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Curtis Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Joey Maxin
Cleveland
Yesterday's Stars Spark Major League Action
Jim Tobin of the Braves pitched the first no hit no run game in majors since 1941 and homered to beat Brooklyn 2-0. Walker Cooper delivered a ninth inning pinch hit double for the Cardinals in a 3-2 win over Cincinnati. Nelson Potter of the Browns scattered seven safeties to push St. Louis to an eighth straight victory. Bob Swift of the Tigers drove in a key run with a twelfth inning double with two on to defeat Detroit 2-0 in a duel with Hal Newhouser.
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Jim Tobin
Braves
Brooklyn
Walker Cooper
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Nelson Potter
Browns
Cleveland
St. Louis
Bob Swift
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Thornton Lee
Detroit
Annual Penn Relays Open at Philadelphia carnival
Under clear skies 2000 track athletes from Army Navy Coast Guard and 300 institutions compete at Penn Relays 50th annual two day event opening with the 400 meter hurdles. Ensign Ollie Hunter Navy faced rivals including Lt Herman Goffberg and Merle Knox in the featured two mile run.
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University of Pennsylvania
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Pvt
al Blazis
Archie Harris
Ollie Hunter
Notre Dame
Columbia Midshipmen's School
Herman Goffberg
Cape May Coast Guard
Merle Knox
Wisconsin
Penn
Hunter
Dover Area Churches Plan Sunday Schedules
Chauncey and nearby churches list Sunday times. Church of God has 9:30 Sunday School, 10:30 and 7:30 services. First Church of Christ holds 9:30 School and 10:30 communion, Gilbert Courtney preaching. Methodist 9:30 Sunday School, 11 a.m. worship, pastor Charles Palmer. Seventh Day Adventist sabbath school and morning service. Holiness 10 a.m. school, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. sermons. Nazarene 9:30 School, 10:45 and 7:30 sermons with Evan Edwards guest preacher.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and
Church of God
Howard Pennell
Clarence Way
Flo Kelzenburg
First Church of Christ—Church
Gilbert Courtney
Thomas Buckley
Charles Palmer
Juanita Lockado
Charles Dornberg
Ray Pidcock
Andrew McKinney
The
Plains Nazarene Sunday School
Carrie Channell
Vera Bridgewater
Evan Edwards
Pfc Childress Returns to Camp Rucker
Pfc Gilbert Childress of Chauncey returns to Camp Rucker Alabama after a 20 day furlough with family and friends. A series of dinners and socials were held in his honor including a two course chicken dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Douglas Locke. A new baby girl named Diana Lynn Pierce was born to Petty Officer 3rd Richard Pierce and Mrs Pierce on April 26 at Sheltering Arms hospital.
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Chauncey
Pfc
Gilbert Childress
Camp Rucker
Ala
Russ Childress
Douglas Locke
the Plains
Pfe
Harry Childress
Locke
Richard Pierce
Pierce
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Diana Lynn
William Theisen
Millfield
Ella Pierce
Athens
Oscar Simpson
iHerman Theisen
Meeks Rites Held at Blower Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Meeks of Jacksonville were conducted Thursday at Blower Funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by two stepsons three stepdaughters an adopted son one sister and one brother.
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Chauncey
Margaret Meeks
Jacksonville
Blower
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble
Fred Thompson Hurt in Glouster Auto Crash
Former Paris resident Fred P. Thompson now of Ravenna sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and a serious head injury when struck by a car Sunday night en route to work in Ravenna. He is in Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna with condition described as fair. His daughter Mrs Ralph Halbert and his grandson Ted King returned from Ravenna. Thompson had lived in the Paris area for years and once taught in Glouster schools.
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Paros
Glouster
Speakers for High School Announced
GLOUSTER William Figley is high school senior class valedictorian with 98.62 average and Betty Lewis salutatorian at 97.16. In addition to salutation and valedictory, commencement orations by Jack Coffman, Richard Eddy, Lois Golding and Dianne Blower. CHAUNCEY Mr and Mrs Carl Robinson of Marietta were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Russ Childress. Mrs Paul McKinney of Point Pleasant is here visiting her in laws. Mrs Nancy Sanders has returned to Trimble Heights after winter with her son Don Sanders. The text notes several regional visits and family updates.
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Glouster
William Figley
Betty Lewis
Jack Coffman
Richard Eddy
Lois Golding
Dianne Blower
Chauncey
Carl Robinson
Marietta
Russ Childress
Paul McKinney
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Inlaw
Andrew McKinney
Nancy Sanders
Don Sanders
Albany
Fred Sanders
Trimble J Heights
Brewers Still Lead AA Despite Loss to St Paul
Milwaukee dropped 4-1 to St Paul as Bill Webb allowed eight hits. The defeat ends Milwaukee’s five game win streak and three straight shutouts. Minneapolis beat Kansas City 2-1. Toledo crushed Indianapolis 11-0 behind John Whitehead. Columbus beat Louisville 7-3.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Bill Webb
St. Paul
Brewers
Milwaukee
Saints
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millers
Bill Davis
Toledo Maddens
John Whitehead
Indianapolis
Columbus Redbirds
Louisville
Ohio High School Coaches Favor Spring Grid Drills
Canton based Canton Repository reports 160 Ohio high school football coaches vote 94 to 58 in favor of resuming spring practice with eight neutral. Majority support comes from Class A schools as reasons include student summer jobs and equipment limits. Opponents cite season scheduling and broader participation in other sports.
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Ohio
Canton
Canton Repository
Ohio Track Coaches Association
The
Repository
Canton McKinley
Toledo Devilbiss
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveland
Collinwood
York Rejected by Army Doctors in Pre-Induction Exam
Rudy York, first baseman for the Detroit Tigers, was rejected by army physicians after a pre-induction physical in Detroit. He was found to have a loose cartilage in his knee from a basketball accident years ago.
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York
Detroit
Rudy York
Detroit Tigers
Hollister Pupils To Present Operetta The Frog Prince
Hollister students will stage The Frog Prince on May 3 at 2 30 pm under Miss Mildred Howard. Cast includes Jo Ann Hooper as the Princess David Mingus as the Prince and Jerry Bennett as the King with a full supporting group of players, dolls, peasants and servants.
Methodist Church Announces Glouster Services Schedule
Rev. A G Winkle outlines Sunday events with Church School at 9 30 led by C A Bingman and primary department by Mrs Charles Guinther. Morning worship at 10 30 features Our Neglected Youth. Youth Fellowship at 6 30. evening service at 7 30 on The Danger of Following Jesus from Afar.
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Methodist
Winkle
Jesus
C. B. Tigner
Bible School
Delmar Gladden
E. K. Peugh
W. W. Wallace
Hatfields Buy Bryson Property in Fairview Addition
Mr and Mrs F N Hatfield purchased the Bryson property on the hill behind Urbancrest in Fairview Addition. They plan to improve the house and grounds and will reside there as their home. Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith have lived there for the past two and a half years.
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Glouster
F. N. Hatfield
Urbancrest
Fairview
M. M. Bryson
Thomas Smith
Glouster Methodist Women Hear Liberia Film
The Glouster W S C S met at the church with Mrs E H Taylor in charge. Rev A G Winkle showed a three reel picture on Liberia showing progress toward Christianity and living standards while the social committee served refreshments afterward.
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West African Negro Republic
Liberia
W. G. Hughes
Gertrude Pride
Harold Dew
Goldie Willis
Glouster Area News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Henry Williams returns from Detroit after visiting son and daughter in law Max Williams ill but improving. Mrs Williams and Max’s wife may stay, children to remain in Glouster. Army families Lt J T Martin and Mrs Martin visit, then move to Manchester N H. Dr Martin formerly practiced here. Masonic Lodge inspection at Belpre. Pvt Donald Kasler on 10 day furlough from Camp Claiborne. Magic City Lodge 797 IOOF to meet with degree work. Harry Pope, fresh from Great Lakes boat training, visits Athens. Eugene Skinner and Florence Russell announce birth Brenda Paulette Skinner, Navy family in Chicago. Grandparents named Mr and Mrs Paulelly and Mrs James Collins.
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Henry Williams
Detroit
Max Williams
Glouster
J. T. Martin
Kathleen
Tommy
Dorothy Smith
Reno
Nev
W. G. Hughes
Manchester
N. H
Martin
Magic City Lodge
Brenda Pauletta
Skinner
Navy
Chicago
Paul Elly
James Collins
Millfield Mission to Hold Weekend Sermons
Rev. Harvey Smith of near Glouster preaches Saturday night at Millfield Mission at 7 30 p.m. Rev. Ora Waldeck, the pastor, will preach Sunday night.
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Millfield
Harvey Smith
Near Glouster
Millfield Mission
Ora Waldeck
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Glouster Lodge No. 607
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Frank Mancuso
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Pfc. Childress
Meeks
Funeral Home
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Hollister
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Carl Moody
Franklin Carrigan
Dallas Williams
Ronald
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