Cards Boss Reports Crabby Crabtree Decision on Return
The Cardinals announced Crabtree would rejoin the team in Pittsburgh then reversed saying he would shelve baseball for the rest of the year. The confusion stemmed from health concerns and miscommunications between Branch Rickey Billy Southworth and other officials as Crabtree weighed a Rochester move and a return to St Louis.
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St. ‘Cardinals
Nelsonville
Pittsburgh
Crabby
St. Louis
Cinals
Rickey
Gas Housers
Billy Southworth
Southworth
Columbus
Cardinals
Cincinnatisburgh
Nelson
Rochester Red Wines
Cardinal
Ing
Rochester
Red
Ray Hay
Pilot Wings
Ian Cay
Indians adjust starting times for ice games after Chicago trip
AP reports Peckinpaugh announced Indians will shift ice game starts to pre war hours. Twilight events with Detroit Stadium will begin at 7 p.m. instead of 6, with weeknight games at 8:30 or 8:45 and Sunday moon time moved. Saturday two oclock remains, while 1:50 p.m. starts stay for Obie-headers amid net condition changes in St. Louis.
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Wweland
Indians
Chicago
Peckinpaugh
Club Vice
Detroit Stadium
St. Louis
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
National results include New York 8 Brooklyn 0 and Boston 2 Philadelphia 0. Chicago 4 Detroit 1, Washington 6 New York 3. Columbus swept Milwaukee 8 1 and 2 1, Toledo 4 Kansas City 3. Louisville 1 over Minneapolis 0 in 10 innings. Cincinnati and St Paul games noted as well.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
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Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
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Country Club Greens To Be Reconstructed
Athens Country Club to rebuild greens No. 3 4 and 8 after an all member meeting. Funds to cover the roughly 450 dollar project will come from voluntary contributions as the treasurer cites declining revenues. If work begins now play could resume early next season.
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Athens Country Club
B .T. Grover
Grover
Greens
Harry Jacoby
Stolz defeats Wright in Newark bout
Allie Stolz of Newark outpointed Chalky Wright of Los Angeles over ten rounds at New York. Wright fought well but Stolz controlled the action with steady jabs and sharper counters.
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New York
Allie Stolz
Newark
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Ohio Penn Indiana youths seek Columbus Red Bird camp tryouts
Youths from Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana have applied for tryouts at the annual Columbus Red Bird camp to be conducted here August 21 through 23 the club announced today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Syracuse Day Out of 100 Targets in National Shoot
In Syracuse Dayvers, 11, led with 100 targets at national trap day. Charles Lon, Ohio, placed second with 97. Joe Keet of Massachusetts posted 94 to earn junior honors.
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N Devers
Charles W Lon
Joe On
Massil
White Sox and Senators Ride Hot Streaks in AL Action
The Washington Senators beat the New York Yankees 6-3 as they win seven of nine in recent weeks. Chicago White Sox downed the Detroit Tigers 4-1 behind six hit innings from Edgar Smith. Bill Bloodworth homered as Chicago salvaged a win. Red Sox shut out Athletics 2-0 behind Bill Butland. Giants routed the Dodgers 8-0 with Hal Schumacher’s seven-hit gem and Mel Ott homering twice.
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Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Nationals
Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
Yanks
Hank Borowy
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Edgar Smith
Jim Bloodworth
Chicago
Smith
Boston Red Sox
Bill Butland
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Prince Hal Schumacher
Mel Ott
New York
Bill Werher
Mickey Witek
Buster Maynard
Stephens Emerges as Key Brownie Shortstop Prospect
Vernon Stephens, the 21-year-old rookie from Long Beach, has developed into a top infield talent for the St. Louis Browns. He has batted better than .300, fielded at .948, and driven in 73 runs, second in the league to Williams, while stepping into the shortstop role with steady improvement and clutch power.
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Chicago
Conrad
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Long Beach
Calif
Stephens
Sewellmen
St. Louis
Brownie
Chet Laabs
Browns
Chet
Laabs
Sewell
Williams
Pesky
Ted Williams
RBI
Joe DiMaggio
Laab
Robbie Deerr
Brownies
Washington
Lawyers Trounce Lunch Team for Fourth Straight
The Athens Lawyers routed Davis Lunch 20 to 2 in the City Softball second round for their fourth straight win. Mug Mulligan led with two runs and four hits including four homers, while others added four doubles and two triples. Paul Childers held Lynch to three hits as Fields homered for Lynch.
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Athens
Davis
Gordon
New York
Sue
Mug Mulligan
Williams
Boston
Beans
Spence
Washington
Bos
Ton
McAfee
Littler
Case
Whenington
Chandler
Paul Childers
Joe Fields
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Ene Teres
Mulligan Fields
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CeAfee
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Ranenenie
Ccessiss
D. Abraham
Sate
B. Chiki
Gloeckner
Shields
Wrens
Davis Lynch
Fields
Mulligan
J. Fields
Basketball Season Shows Small Profit
Glouster schools report for year ending June 30 1942 a basketball fund balance of 75.92 with 60 in outstanding obligations leaving 15935 after bills. Receipts total 378 while disbursements reach 302.07 for meals police referees transport incidentals taxes tickets awards equipment and repairs.
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Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Fullerton Roundup of Aged News and Oddities
A scrambled column from Fullerton’s Roundup discusses figures like Hennery and Hugh Fullerton Jr. It mentions $19,000 reports from Chile, a $50,000 annuity sold for $14,600, and various sports and personal notes. The piece blends college football, wrestling, and army salary remarks with unaffiliated gossip.
Hotels see heavier World Series reservations this year
A local hotel manager reports World Series reservations are heavier than last year. Pirates Cubs and White Sox officials plan to meet in Chicago this month to decide spring training plans and may stay together. Byron Nelson will play in an exhibition against the Browns next Friday. Bob Pastor returns to town to resume training after turning down boxing bouts to focus on golf.
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Pirates
Cubs
White Sox
Ryaeet
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Misery
Byron Nelson
Fred Haney
Toledo Madon
Browns
Lord Byron
Bob Pastor
Jimmy Johnston
Jimmy
Local Couple Hosts Visitors and Clergy Appointment
Zaleski social notes list Miss Joanne Stiles of North Haven as guest. Rev John Saltis of Steubenville named pastor of the local Catholic Church after Rev Alexander Farrell’s death. Birth announced for Postmaster Richard O Leary’s daughter on Saturday Aug 1. Local residents visit relatives in Columbus and Athens. travel details and furloughs mentioned.
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Columbus
Mary Anne Kellerman
Albert James
Donald
James
Shade Personal and Brief Social Notes
Pvt Howard Bobo of the armored infantry at Fort Knox Ky is promoted to corporal. Ruth Perry and Florence Snow attended a farm bureau youth conference at Columbus. A party from Athens visited Lake Hope with W Lee Williams family. Sara Lee Geoffrey and Mickey Melragan recover from tonsil operations. Mary Delle Maxwell stayed with Mrs Barl Kelley. Betty Lou Ritter visited her uncle Charles Bobo. Lois Stage and grandson Johnny of Lower Plains were guests of Mrs George Malloy.
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Howard Bobo
Armored Infantry
Fort Knox
Ruth Perry
Florence Snow
Farm Bureau
Columbus
W. Lee Williams
Robert
Paul
Dick Bobo
Athens
Lake Hope
Sara Lee
Geoffrey
R. E. Wilson
Mickey
Henry Mel
MannA Persians and Desert Claims in Africa
Manna from Heaven reportedly fed the Israelites by aphid exudate that dries into hoarfrost on leaves. In some localities a man can gather up to three pounds in four days. France claims three fifths of the Babhara Desert in Africa with the rest owned by Spain.
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France
Africa
Spain
Glouster Social Notes and Local Marriage Announcement
Glouster Catholic Ladies' Study Club met in the church hall with Mrs. Mary Jennice and Mrs. Martha Covella hosting. The group sang, shared sacred readings, discussed a picnic plan, and awarded war stamp prizes. A marriage notice announced Gladys Misner Brooks to Corp. Virgil D. Brooks in Bennettsville on August 2. Personal notes list regional visits and arrivals from Bainbridge Cincinnati Columbus.
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Church Hall
Mary Jennice
Martha Covella
America
Gertrude Darling
John R. Clark
William Eehstenkamper
Martha Jean Yount
Walter Yount
Joe Wolk
Lena Wolf
Mary Smith
Leo Smith
Lena Orndorf
T. A. Noon
Sam Kamento
William Echstenkamper
Lena Covella
George Carter
Kate Bartels
Ann Bailey
Clarence Misner
Mantua
Gladys
Corp
Virgil D. Brooks
Bert Brooks
Hollister
Bennettsville
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Coast Guard Enlistment News from Columbus Area
Enters Coast Guard Glouster John Mac Seckinger of Jacksonville son of Clell Seckinger and Mrs Julia Seckinger has enlisted in the U S Coast Guards at Columbus and passed his entrance examinations He could be called within 24 hours but expects to wait two or three weeks. Joe Jagers Athens visits Mr and Mrs Isaac Vaughan with guests including Everett Antle Judy Violet Donna Vaughan Columbus Dorothy Vaughan joins relatives in Columbus. Average automobile tax valuation in the United States is fifty dollars per car.
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Glouster
John Mac Seckinger
Jacksonville
Clell Seckinger
Julia Seckinger
U.S. Coast Guards
Columbus
Trimble
Joe Jagers
Athens
Isaac Vaughan
Vaughan
Everett Antle
Judy
Harry Vaughan
Violet
Donna Vaughan
Dorothy Vaughan
United States
Red Birds Take First in Association Standings
Columbus Red Birds beat Milwaukee Brewers twice to seize leadership as Kansas City split with Toledo and Minneapolis dropped two to Louisville. Munger earned his 11th win and Wilks his ninth as Columbus opened a series win. Toledo beat Kansas City 4 3 while Louisville shutout Minneapolis 1 0 and 7 2. St Paul fell deeper with Indianapolis sweeping.
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Red Birds
Brewers
Columbus Red Birds
Miwemse
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Wil sPet
Columbus
Milwaukee
Red Munger
Ted Wilks
Blues
Johnny Johnston
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Young Boy Dies at Home in Glouster
James Mandry Cook age 14 son of Mr and Mrs David Cook died at the Maple Street home after a week long illness. He is survived by his parents and three sisters Edith Florence and Margaret and a brother Edward. Mrs Cook is convalescing after major surgery at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at Glouster Methodist Church with Rev A G Winkle officiating.
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Glouster
James Mandry Cook
David Cook
Maple St
Edith
Florence
Margaret
Edward
Cook
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Glouster Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
Hawaiian Lads Dominate AAU Outdoor Meet in New London
Keo Nakama of Ohio State and Bill Smith top the field at the national AAU outdoor championships at Ocean Beach Park pool New London. Nakama leads the mile qualifiers with 22:11.2 while Smith eyes the 220-yard free. Event slate includes three meter dive and 330-yard medley relay with 75 top swimmers present and high platform diving moved to Columbus next Wednesday.
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New London
Conn
Keo Nakama
Bill Smith
Ocean Beach Park
Nakama
Ohio State University
Smith
Columbus
Keo
Danny Green
Texas A
Earl Clark
Ohio State
Lake Shore
Chicago
Methodist Pastor to Speak at Sunday Stadium Service
Rev. A G Winkle of Glouster Methodist Church will deliver the sermon at a Sunday stadium service at 7 30 pm. Topic is Why Should God Bless America with scripture by C B Tigner if he returns from Tar Hollow Camp. music led by M M LeFayer and the high school band.
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Union
Glouster Stadium
A. G. Winkle
Church of Christ
M. M. LeFayer
Methodist Church
Raymond Connett
Athens
Glouster Methodist Church
John
Blowers
Winkle
Church of Christ Bible School
Supt
H. H. Vian
W. W. Wallace
Sgt Ambrose Leach Visits Mother at Camp Young Desert
Sgt Ambrose Leach stationed at Camp Young Desert Training Center India California arrived Wednesday to stay through Monday with his mother Mrs Fred Leach. He serves under General Patton and is studying desert warfare.
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Glouster
Ambrose Leach
Camp Young Desert Training Center
India
Calif
Fred Leach
Leach
Patton
Postpone Meeting Glouster Thea Chapter O.E.S.
The regular meeting of the Past Matrons' Association of the Thea Chapter O.E.S. was postponed this evening to a date to be announced later.
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Glouster
Association of the
Thea Chapter
Scouts To Continue Record Collection In Glouster Area
Scout Troop 72 of Glouster plans a salvage drive collecting iron, rags, metals, and about 100 Victorola records to be given to the American Legion. The effort resumes Saturday at 8:30 am starting in the scout room and moves to Greens Run Jacksonville and Trimble the next week.
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Glouster
Glouster Boy Scouts
Greens Run
Jacksonville
Trimble
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