Dodgers Triumph 7 4 Over Braves in Big Crowd
Brooklyn extends lead atop the league as they rout the Boston Braves 7-4 before 41 645 fans at Braves Field. Pee Wee Reese belts a three run homer and Dixie Walker adds a two run shot after Brooklyn rallies from 3-1 down in the fifth. Joe Hatten starts for Brooklyn, Mort Cooper pitches for Boston. Johnny Mize injures hand in exhibition at New York against the Yankees.
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Braves
Braves Field
Dodgers
Pee’ Wee Reese
Dixie Walker
Joe Hatten
Hank Behrman
Ralph Branca
Branca
Mun
Mort Cooper
Boston
New York
Giants
New York Yankees
Johnny Mize
Mize
Joe Page
Glouster Union Service Explores Three Paths of Sin
Glouster union Sunday services in July and August draw modest crowds. Rev Eugene Brown led a brief song service with Mrs J H Elias at the piano, then preached on “He that doeth the will of God abideth forever” and the three avenues sin enters life: lusts of the flesh, lust of the eyes, and pride of life. The service closed with prayer by Thomas Morris and benediction by Daniel Teater.
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Glouster
Shi
Eugene Brown
J. H Elias
Beulah Land
Lote
Thomas Morris
First’ Baptist Church
Daniel Teater
Church Ofl. Christ
Jacksonville Class Meets at Jacksonvite Church Home
The Faithful Class of Jacksonvite Methodist Church met at Mrs. Virginia Ginnan's home on Wednesday evening. Nine members attended as Mrs. Leona Orme read a missionary story Death by Fear and Mrs. Lena Maxwell gave the poem He Leadeth Me. Business plans covered a class picnic in Jacksonville Park in August. Refreshments were served during social hour to nine attendees led by hostess Mrs. Ginnan.
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Glouster
Jacksonvite Methodist Church
Virginia Ginnan
Wahneta Exenkamper
Leona Orme
Lena Maxwell
Ethel Shirkey
Jacksonville Park
Ruth Hefken
Stella Davis
Oral Keirns
Anna Rasp
Ginnan
Rain Drenches Glouster as Storm Dumps Over 2 Inches
Glouster records 1.25 inches of rain Sunday night with torrents filling streets where sewers lagged. Rain eased after 10 50 pm, a gentle shower continued hours more, total reaches 2 1/8 inches by Monday morning. Ground saturated will aid crops and pastures.
Bullochs Visiting in Athens From Canton Guests of Family
Mr and Mrs John Bulloch of Canton are spending the week in Athens as guests of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Robert Bulloch and daughter Donna Lee Miss Edith and Florence Moody employed in Canton visited their mother Mrs Sadie Cook and daughter Margaret they returned to Canton Sunday evening
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Glouster
John Bulloch
Athens
Robert Bulloch
Donna Lee
Edith
Florence
Moody
Canton
Sadie Cook
Margaret
Glouster Garden Club Plans Annual Picnic
Glouster Garden Club will hold their annual picnic in the state park at Jacksonville Thursday at 3 30 p m. Attendees may meet at Drury s Drug Store at 5 p m. Members should bring a dish and table and come prepared to pay dues.
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Glouster
Glouster Garden Club
Jacknville
Drury'’s
Mrs Miller Is Honored in Local Bride Shower
Mrs Lawrence Colbert praised Mrs Olive McKee Miller at a July 31 miscellaneous shower in Glouster. Attendees included local residents and relatives from Zanesville Murray City and others. Gifts were sent by additional guests, with games run by Jane Murray and prizes to Pauline Myers Sibyl Kittle and Frances Thomas.
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Wilma McDonald
Helen Koyach
Elizabeth McKee
Clyde Sellars
Marie Eddy
Joe Murray
Zanesville
Betty Hogue
Murray City
Thelma Craft
Helen Noon
Ruth Watkins
Evelyn Gatchel
Ruth Ann Harper
Dorothy DeLong
L E Richardson
Helen Fares
Mary Gamwell
Dorothy Vernon
Evelyn Patton
Lucille Grubbs
Harry Vaughn
Michael Colbert
Jane Murray
Pauline Myers
Sibyl Kittle
Frances Thomas
Ray White
Eleanor Anderson
Cemetery Lot Owners Asked to Mow Weeds
Glouster cemetery trustees Elza B. Morris Herb Zimmers and Bryan Conway urge lot owners to mow grass and weeds and give lots a general cleaning after heavy post Memorial Day growth. They say trimming will show owners take pride in a neat and presentable cemetery.
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Glouster
Elza B. Morris
Herb Zimmers
Bryan Conway
Glouster Cemetery
Organizations Plan Outing at Buckeye Lake
GLOUSTER The Past Chiefs and the Pythian Sisters plan a fan outing to Buckeye Lake on Sunday Aug 11. Report at the library building on High St at 9:30 am. A meeting at the K of P Hall Wednesday evening will finalize plans for the trip. All members intending to go on the 11th should attend the Wednesday meeting.
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Glouster
Pythian Sisters
Buckeye Lake
Lbrary
High St
K of P Hall
Iith
Ohio U Coach Pille Sees Tough Prospect for Athletes
Ohio University head track and assistant football coach Roy Pille told the Athens Rotary Club that attracting high school athletes is difficult. He cited competition from southern and other state schools, active alumni groups, and limited local job options, noting that earnest salesmanship and targeted outreach via letters and interviews are used to recruit top players. Pille, a former Kentucky State College track coach, predicted good players for next year and recalled his own Olympic involvement.
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Roy Pille
Athens Rotary Club
Mandar
Ohio
Rotanans
Uncle Sam
Pille
Ohe University
Bers Ho
Pulle
Existern
Kentucky State College
Germany
American Association For Health and Physical Education
Last Night Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In the National League Brooklyn defeated Boston 7 to 4 as the only game scheduled. American Association results show St Paul 3 Indianapolis 2 and Kansas City 11 Louisville 2, with Minneapolis 10 Toledo 6 and Milwaukee 9 Columbus 8. Several games slate tonight including Cleveland at Chicago and Brooklyn at New York with other matchups listed.
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Brooks
Braves
New York Giants
Dodgers
Sefor
Heston
American A
Indianapolis
Louisville
St Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Columbus
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
New York
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Detroit
Washington
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St. Louis
Chicagoese
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Paul
American League
Cleveland
National League
Pittsburgh
Independents Win All-Star Softball Intracollegiate Game
Ohio University capped its first summer intramural program with an all-star softball game, the independents beating the fraternity league 5 to 2. Alpha Phi Delta beat Dunkle Hall 10 to 3 for the fraternity crown, while officers club won volleyball, and tennis featured singles doubles and mixed doubles across three divisions.
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Ohio University
A. H. Rhoads
Alpha, Phi Delta Fraternity
Dunkle Hall
Officers Club
Shute Favored in Ohio Open Golf Championship
Portmouth AP report notes 130 players tee off at Elks Country Club for the Ohio Open. Defending champ Billy Burke and former champions Alcroft Thompson Shute vie for the title as Shute leads in a pro am warmup with a 67. Maurice McCarthy and Bob Kepler also loom as top amateurs in this 36 hole early round.
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Don Stall
Portsmouth
Alcroft
Youngstown
Jack Thompson
Dennie Shute
Akron
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Shute
L. Nice
Donnie
Joseph Lucius
Tiffin
Larry Loft
al Alcroft
A. L. Berndt
Elks Country Clubs
Maurice McCarthy
Cincignati
Bob Kepler
Ohio State University
Players Will Get Reforms In Major League Pact
NEW YORK. The policy committee reports agreement in principle between players and owners on proposed contract reforms. The plan promises substantial gains for players, with a mild social revolution that will cost owners more in 1947 but may end the Union threat and Mexican raids by improving relations.
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New York
Markets Show Indecision Amid Modest Gains and Mixed Earnings
New York stocks opened mixed with scattered favorites edging higher while leaders pulled back fractionally. Utilities rose on dividend news and plans to distribute stock in a subsidiary. several major issues including Am Tel & Tel and Bethlehem Steel traded with modest gains as earnings reports supported bidding sentiment. Cattle and hog markets in Cincinnati showed varied moves with open interest rising and wholesale butter and egg values reported, reflecting broad but uneven activity across commodities and equities.
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New York
Mickey Owen Reported Leaving Mexican Loop
Dodgers star Mickey Owen, who left the Brooklyn club last spring for the Mexican League, was reportedly returning to the United States to seek reinstatement. Rickey said he would intercede with Commissioner Chandler. Chandler cited a five-year disqualification for players jumping to the Mexican League. Owen aimed to appear before Chandler in Springfield, Missouri, while Durocher indicated willingness to have him back if ruling permits.
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Mickey Owen
Brooklyn Dodgers
United States
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Branch Rickey
Dodgers
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Brownsville
Tex
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
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Versailles
Rickey
Commissioner Chandler
Dodger
Mickel
Jorge Pasquel
U.S
Leo Durocher
Leo
Luis Olmo
Danny Gardella
New York Giants
World Series For Golfers Is Scheduled
WHITE PLAINS New York Herman Barron winner of 10500 in the All American Open and Lloyd Mangrum Texan who won the U S Open today agreed to compete with Sammy Snead of Hot Springs Virginia British Open ruler for the Worlds Gold Championship at George S May s Tam O Shanter course in Chicago September A fourth golfer to be named by May will win the PGA tour event at Portland Oregon August 19 25 The Worlds Championship is a 10000 winner take all 36 hole event 18 on each day In case of a tie a play off will be held on September 1 0
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White Plains
N.Y
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Lloyd Mangrum
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
George S May
Chicago
Sept-De
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Wall
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Ore
Sluggers Beat Hot Shots In Buchtel Game
Ben Wagner's Double X Sluggers defeated Ed Smather's Hot Shots 8 to 3 at Buchtel. Taylor and Sullivan led with two hits apiece as Keeney surrendered seven hits. Barstow and Russell made key plays in the field, Barstow snagging a long drive and Russell stopping a late rally. Paul Taylor also won a long distance throwing contest with 113 yards, Barstow at 197 yards.
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Ed Smather
Buchtel Diamond
Taylor
Sullivan
Keeney
Barstow
Russell
Smather
Paul Taylor
Tribe Opens Against Sox in Chicago Start
Cleveland's Indians, two games from fourth place, begin a four game set with the Chicago White Sox tonight. Steve Gromek, winner of 19 last season, tries to rebound after a slow start to the year while Ed Lopat hurls for Chicago. Indians plan a stint in St Louis later, then return home to host the Detroit Tigers next week.
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Cleveland
Indians
Washington Nationals
Chicago White Sox
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Tribe
Gromek
Ed Lopat
White Sox
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Cubs Invade Cincinnati For Two Game Tilt Tonight
Cincinnati hosts Chicago in a five game home stand with an afternoon game Thursday. Claude Passeau starts for the Cubs opposing Ewell Blackwell for Cincinnati. St Louis visits Friday for a three game series.
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Claude Passeau
Ewell Blackwell
St Louis Cardinals
Return of Brown Sets Stage for Eastern Grass Meet
Pi Jommy Brown, the California player who reached the semi finals at Wimbledon and the French International, was expected to fly in from Europe today to compete in the Eastern Grass Court championships in South Orange New Jersey.
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South Orange
N. J
Jommy Brown
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