Reds Rally to Trim Cubs as Contenders Gain
Six hit pitching by Bucky Walther fueled the Cincinnati Reds in a 4 to 1 win over the Cubs. The victory moves Cincinnati within striking distance of first place St. Louis and increases pressure on the Pirates as the pennant race tightens. Walters returns to form and the Reds ride timely hitting from Tipton and Muehl.
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Bucky Walthe
Reds
Kage Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Rhiners
Dolphijl
New York Giants
Daly
Phillies
Dodgers
Walters
Bucky
Johnny Vander
Elmer Riddle
Ray
Eddie Miller
Lonnie Frey
Eric Tipton
Ray Muel
Open Stay at Home With Browns
Cleveland Indians open a 25 game home stretch tonight against the St. Louis Browns, a foe they have met most this season. Johnny Steeling, a knuckleballer, is expected to start for the Browns while Allie Reynolds leads the Indians in tonight’s lineup. The Indians sit in fifth place, three and a half games out of second, 11 1/2 behind the Yankees.
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The
Cleve Indians
St. Louis Browns
Sewell
Brownies
Tribe
Johnny Steeling
Indians
Allie Reynolds
Loudreau
New York Yankees
Fights Last Night Across New York and Massachusetts
Sav Turielo and Johnny Jones fought to a stoppage with Turielo from New York defeating Jones of Pittsburg by outpoint. Johnny Il outpointed Dalmaine in New Haven over Worcester. The Railroad Record notes vast naval and land cargo logistics with 900 soldiers and sailors deployed on the American load.
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THE
Associated Press
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Turielo
New York
Johnny Jones
Pittsch
Tony Reno
Chi
Jerry Fiorello
Brooklyn
Fall River
Mass
Johnny "It
New Haven
Dalmaine
Worcester
White to Get 2nd Chance at Jug McSpaden
O Neill White, a Greenwood Mississippi pro, earns a rematch with Harold McSpaden in 36 hole Ryder Cup play at Plum Hollow Detroit. The event aims to raise around 30000 for the American Red Cross as four team matches are slated.
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Detroit
O'Neill
Buck) White
Greenwood
Miss
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Chicago
Tom O'Shanter
White
McSpaden
Jimmy Demaret
Plum Hollow
American Red Cross
Philadelphian
Craig Wood
Ryder
Coast
Sammy Byrd
Ardmore
al Watrous
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Springfield Takes Title In Ohio Legion Junior Ball
Springfield won the 1945 Ohio American Legion junior baseball championship with a 5 to 2 victory over Cleveland in the finals. The Lake Cillans were beaten twice by the now champion, who earlier beat Cleveland 2 to 0. Other Springfield victims included Steubenville and Zanesville. Cincinnati, the 1942 champion, handed the 1943 titlist its only defeat, 2 to 0, in the Monday opener.
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Columbus
Ohio American Legion
Springfield
Cleveland
Lake Cillans
Clevelanders
Steubenville
Zanesville
Cincinnati
League Leader A.P. Baseball Honors Update
The Associated Press lists top performers with Lee St Louis Vaughan Nicholson Musial Sewell Appling Vernon Etten Wakefield Keller Moses Grove among league leaders. Vaughan Nichlson Wakefield Grove and others lead in runs hits RBIs and pitching.
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Associated Press
Lee
America
Appling
Chicago
Vernon
Washington
Etten
New York
Wakefield
Detroit
Keller
Moses
Grove
Ladies Study Club Meets Tuesday in Church Hall
GLOUSTER The Catholic Ladies Study Club met in the Church Hall Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mary Jannice and Mrs. Martha Cavella hosting. President Mrs. Elizabeth Chute opened with the club hymn and creed, then readings and current events. Lunch followed for two guests and several members. The next meeting is set for August 17 with Mrs. Sam Kamento and Mrs. Lena Cavella hosting.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Mary Jannice
Martha Cavella
Elizabeth Chute
Gertrude Darling
T. A. Noonem
Soldier Boys
America
Donna Jean Truex
Susan Mingus
Ann Bailey
George Carter
John R. Clark
Lena Cavella
Relord Healy
Kamento
T. A. Noon
Lena Orndorf
Mary Smith
Joe Wolf
John McCreanor
Kate Bartels
Sam Kamento
Fullerton’s Roundup and Tennis Circuit Shuffles
A collage of sports notes reports the tennis calendar shrinking to three events with Rye Eastern Championships, Southampton and Nationals at Forest Hills. It mentions field limits, round robin plans, and women’s play on Meadow Club courts, plus a melee of football and baseball anecdotes and reflections on figures like Ott, Camilli, Faurot, Irish, and Schmeling.
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New York
Rye
N. Y
Southampton
Forest Hills
Meadow Club
Perry County Court Notes and Local Proceedings
County Commissioners named as defendants in a mandamus suit by Probate John D. Davis over budget cuts affecting salaries and expenses. Other items include recorder office statistics, grand jury bound over, tax agent visits, estate distributions, several divorces, and various property transfers in Crooksville and surrounding townships.
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New Lexington
James E. Potter
Edward R. Hughes
Paul Hazlett
John D. Davis
Davis
Edward Williams
Emma Horn
Williams
Recorder
Nina Holden
Start To Hurl As Reds Meet Chicago Today
Cincinnati Reds in a tight chase for third place meet the Chicago Cubs after Bucky Walters earned his 101st win with a six hitter. Reds won 4 to 1 behind ten team hits as Cavarretta doubled and Nicholson singled for Chicago's lone first inning run.
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Reds
Chicago
Cinennati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bucky Walters
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Bucky
Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Bill Nicholson
Ray Starr
Eddie Hanyzewski
Brewers Rally as Redbirds Suffer Double Loss
Milwaukee crushed Toledo 11 to 1 to widen its lead in the American Association while the Kansas City Blues won twice to extend their streak to eight. Indianapolis dropped its 10th straight as Ewald Pyle yielded a four hitter in a 4-2 Minneapolis win. Mel Deutsch earned his fifth straight win guiding Louisville to a 6-1 victory over St Paul.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City Blues
Columbus
Blues
Redbirds
Indianapolis
Ewald Pyle
Minneapolis
Mel Deutsch
Louisville
St. Paul
Red Birds to Hold Try-Outs in August
The Columbus Red Birds will hold their annual baseball try-out camp at Red Bird Stadium from August 20 to 22 to recruit new players, an announcement said.
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New Lexington
Red Birds
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Red Bird Stadium
Bryson Birthday Dinner in Glouster
Glouster social notes report a 6 o'clock dinner at Mr. and Mrs. FE Bryson on Earl Street for Mrs. M M Bryson’s birthday. Attending were E K Bryson and family, Margie Ernie Arthur Billy Bryson, and the guest of honor. Other notes mention William Fairlie and Mary Lu Stanley visiting from Fast Brady and Max Johnson visiting relatives.
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Glouster
FE. K. Bryson
Earl St
M. M. Bryson
E. K. Bryson
Margie
Ernie
Arthur
Billy Bryson
William Fairlie
Mary Lu Stanley
Fast Brady
C. M Clark
Max Johnson
Cleveland
Alex Johnson
Max
Yount Funeral Services Planned for Ida Belle Yount
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Belle Yount will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the United Brethren Church in Hollister. Burial follows at Maplewood. Survivors include an additional son William Yount of Detroit along with fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Glouster
Ida Belle Yount
United Brethren Church
Hollister
Maplewood
William Yount
Detroit
Mich
July War Bond Sales Increase Over June in Ohio
The War Finance Committee of Ohio said July Series E War Bond sales totaled 43.641 million dollars, about 3 million more than June’s 40.643 million. Fifty one of Ohio’s 88 counties exceeded June sales, dispelling fears the withholding tax would hurt purchase levels.
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Cleveland
War Finance Committee For
Ohio
Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 4 to 1 in the only scheduled game. American Association results show Kansas City 4 Columbus 3 and 5 4, Milwaukee 11 Toledo 1, Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 2, Louisville 6 St Paul 1.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
National Club
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Pittsburghwersee
Cleveland Macewene
Boston Poeseneee
Philadelphia
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Eenece
Social Notes from Radcliff and Colum bus Area
Local social notes record Radcliff and Columbus residents moving home for family visits as Navy duties begin for John Hocter and another man. several deaths include Mrs. William Mace of Vinton Township and Mrs. Nelia Romans born in Radcliff with multiple children and army sons. Funeral services held in Columbia Chapel and Westerville.
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Birdeth Jones
George
Mary Emily Hill
Vinton Township
Birdeth
Mary Emily
Garnet
Cecil
Emil Mace
Columbia Chapel
J W. Canode
Caster
Tech
Orlin O. Gregory
Otho Gregory
Syracuse
New York
Mildred Wells
Fifth Ave
Fourth St
Columbus
University Hospital
Mary Louise Pierce
Carbon Hill
Athens
Jessie Jeffers
Ohio University
T. R. Boring
T. R. Borin
Leslie Rose
Holzer Hospital
Nelia Romans
Mary
Westerville
Joshua J
Mary Elizabeth Graham Sharp
Radcliff
Kenneth
Panama
Jesse
Mississippi
Jackson Sharp
Catherine
Juanita
Bradford
Dolph Camilli Back-to-Farm Move Costs 81000 Weekly
Dolph Camilli plans a short comeback with eight weeks left in 1943 costing 81000 total in wages. He leaves the field for a country life on 1750 acres after 18 seasons in baseball. Branch Rickey encouraged the return but Camilli insists he is done with playing.
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Dolph
NEW York
Dolph Camilli
Laytonville
Polo Grounds
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Baseball
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Camilli
Branch Rickey
Big Ten Football Camps Open With 700 Reported
Major John L. Griffith reports 700 players in Western Conference summer practices as football remains strong. He notes 80 percent of 1941 contenders likely to field teams again, aided by service members with gridiron experience. Purdue lists 161, Michigan 125, Ohio State 38, Illinois 30 in summer drills.
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John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Griffith
Purdue
Michigan
Ohio State
Illinois
Veterans of Lodge of Glouster Are Honored
Six members of the Lodge of Glouster Odd Fellows received 50 year Veterans Jewels at a Thursday lodge ceremony led by M M Bryson. Grand officers Hare Bennett Rolland Bright R L Wolfe and others attended as guests of honor. Recipients Samuel Carpenter David Edwards Elza Morris Charles Vernon F LeFever and George Rose spoke thanking the lodge.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Order
M. M. Bryson
M .M .LeFavor
Charles Williams
Charles Palmer
Jacksonville
Harry Bennett
Athens
Grand Guardian
Rolland Bright
Logan
Herman Jones
Ray Comty
Grand Lodge of Ohio
R. L. Wolfe
Margaret McHarg
Rebek
Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Wolfe
Sam Carpenter
David J. Edwards
Elza B. Morris
Charles A. Vernon
Dr. F. LeFever
George W
Lamborn
Odd Fellows Magazine
Pastors of Glouster Annoyance Schedules
Sunday services at the Church of Christ begin with Bible School at 9:00 a m no morning or evening preaching at the church. Rev C B Tigner teaches at Tri State Camp Tar Hollow this week returning Sunday afternoon. Union services at Stadium replace evening church services.
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A. G. Winkle
Earl S. Johnson
Christ
M. M. le
Favor
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