Yanks Hold Lead Amid Tight MLB Standings
The piece reviews the tight NL and AL pennant race with the Cardinals surging to challenge the Dodgers and Yankees. It notes pivotal stretch games, interleague series starting in St. Louis and Chicago, and current standings where Pittsburgh and Cincinnati contend behind the top teams.
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Boxing Roundup Mixed Results Across Cities
In Pittsburgh Fritzie Zivie stopped Sgt Kid bry from Detroit, in Los Angeles Chalky Wright defeated Angel from Mexico City, and in Newark Whily Bill McDowell of Paterson outpointed Jones from Cincinnati. The bouts report varied outcomes across venues.
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Fritzie Zivie
Pittsburgh
Sgt. Kidbry
Detroit
Ashington
Chalky Wright
Angeles
Angel
Rickey Accepts Responsibility for Dodgers Decline
Dodgers owner Branch Rickey publicly accepts full responsibility for the club’s losing spell, vowing a first place team and a World Series bid despite a 10 game skid. Attendance at a Sunday Boston game dropped to 6755, the smallest crowd of the day. Allie Reynolds chooses baseball over football, becoming a top rookie pitcher for Cleveland.
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Joe Medwick
Louis
Bobo) Newsom
Rickey
Natur
Boston
Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
Miawateud Cedimwate
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Sparks Across Front
New York reports Al Schacht entertaining troops in Africa while USC shows entertain soldiers. Army policy blocks intercollegiate athletics for trainees possibly closing football programs at Stanford and others. Gus Leivenich’s light heavy rise to 190 after Coast Guard bout. George Marshall states Redskins terms to Andy Farkas as “unconditional surrender” analogy. Chalky Wright enlists in Merchant Marine and gets induction notice. Luke Appling’s 1000th career run comes Sunday. Tom Sheehan attracts pro contracts, but Navy offers sailor duties. Sid Gray’s Army paper sports section shines from Camp Davis. Only Skyjackets of Norman will play in national semi pro tourney under Lieut. Charley Gelbert. Maxie Shapiro becomes Buck Private Shapiro at Greensboro Army camp. Gunder Haegg asks for cowboy suit. Bill Boyd provides Hopalong Cassidy item before Haegg’s U S appearance.
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al Schacht
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Gus Leivenich
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Sid Gray
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Okla
Charley Gelbert
Maxie Shapiro
Bob Montgomery
Buck Private Shapiro
Greensboro
Army Air Force Basic Training Center
Savold Kavoes Nova Set for Possible Mauriello Match
Chicago fight scene reports Lou Savold remaining unbeaten in Chicago by stopping Lou Nova in 1 minute 40 seconds of the second round at Wrigley Field earning revenue of 45 959. A Mauriello rematch on outdoor show plans surface as New York heavyweight interest grows. Meanwhile Lem Franklin was knocked out by Dan Merritt in Cleveland.
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Lee Savold
Lou Nova
New York
Tami Mauriello
Paterson
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Calif
Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Dan Merritt
Birds Reduce Brewer Lead In Six-Game Series
Milwaukee held a 4 percent lead at the top of the American Association as Columbus trimmed the margin with a 3-2 11 inning win. The Red Birds took four of six in the series. Columbus later faced the St Louis Cardinals in an exhibition, losing 10 to 4.
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Servicemen Arrive on Leave from Nashville to Trimble
GLOUSTER Wilbur McDaniels stationed in Nashville Tenn arrived in Trimble Monday for a seven day furlough to spend with his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Mc Daniels Melvin Murphy son of George Murphy has recently been transferred to Camp Barclay Kentucky
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Wilbur McDaniels
Nashville, Tenn
Trimble
Sam McDaniels
Melvin Murphy
George Murphy
Camp Barclay
Kentucky
American Association Standings and Game Result
Columbus defeated Milwaukee 3 to 2 in 11 innings in a scheduled game. No other games were on the slate as standings update from the American Association reflect this lone contest.
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Reds Lose to Syracuse 7-2 in Syracuse
The Cincinnati Reds were swept 7 to 2 by the Syracuse Chiefs on the Chiefs home lot. Jim Blackburn pitched for Syracuse, allowing three strings of hits as the Reds offense sputtered in the nine innings. The loss comes ahead of a four game series with the Dodgers.
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Mrs. Kittle Becomes Clerk at Carpenter Hardware
Glouster report: Edwin Carpenter resigns as clerk. Mrs. Charles Kittle Sr. succeeds him at Carpenter Hardware. William Stahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stahl, also hired to fill vacancy left by Jack Sharlike joining the Army. William will work full time until school starts in September, then after school and Saturdays.
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Edwin Carpenter
Carpenter Hardware
Charles Kittle
William Stahl
Carl Stahl
Jack Sharlike
William
Murray City Bride Weds Dayton Man In Simple Church Ceremony
Miss Jewel Canfield and Clarence Hartman united in marriage at the U B Church of Murray City as music preceded the service. The bride, a Nashville native and nurse, wore military blue crepe with coral rose buds. Best man was Holly Osler of Dayton. The couple and guests then shared a three course dinner and a family reunion at Rachelmacher Park in Logan before departing for Dayton to begin their new life.
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Jewel Canfield
Clarence Hartman
Dayton
M. B. Hartman
U. B. Church
W. Z. Hourbury
Hourbury
Lydia McClanahan
Holly Osler
Hartman
Miss Canfield
Nashville
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St. John's Hospital of Nursing
Miami Valley Hospital
Master Electric Co
Trimble Young People Kind Stay at Tri-State Camp
A group of Church of Christ youths and supervising adults returned from Tri-State Camp in Glouster after a pleasant profitable week. Rev. C B Tigner led Christian Doctrine with kitchen duties handled by Mrs Tigner and several helpers.
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Mary Johnson
Kate Vaughn
Agnes Eddy
Betty Kittle
Joan Vian
Juanita Tigner
Eileen Peugh
Jimmie Richards
Herman Jauchius Hosts Church Class Meeting
The Men s Class of the Church of Christ will meet at Herman Jauchius home at The Plains on Thursday evening for the regular monthly gathering. Mr and Mrs Jauchius have invited wives and families. attendees should assemble at the church to depart by 7 30 p m with car arrangements for those without transportation.
Polls Close at 7 30 in Glouster Primary
Voters were told polls opened at 7 30 this morning and will close promptly at 7 30 this evening in Glouster. The Past Noble Grands Club meets at 7 30 Thursday at Mrs Madge Harry's home. Clerks Union No 908 convenes Wednesday at 8 at the mayor's office.
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Weekend Guests From Osborn Eldorado And Pontiac
Mr and Mrs Leon Simms with children David Virginia Lee and Gertrude of Osborn and Mrs Esther Fuller with sons John and Don of Eldorado West Virginia were weekend guests of Mrs Ernest Martin and family. William Koon Sr Mr and Mrs William Koon Jr and son Ronnie of Pontiac Michigan spent the weekend at their home here. Mrs Ed Worthington and daughter Celia Jane and Mrs Lydia McClanahan and daughter Carolyn Lou of Dayton are guests of Mrs Ben Hartman and family. Mrs Dwight Spencer and sons Richard and Arthur visited her sister Mrs William Taylor and family at Nelsonville Sunday.
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Don
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William Koon
Ronnie
Pontiac
Mich
Ed Worthington
Celia Jane
Lydia McClanahan
Carolyn Lou
Dayton
Ben Hartman
Dwight Spencer
Richard
Arthur
William Taylor
Nelsonville
Glouster Personal News Busies Week with Visitors
Glouster and Jacksonville residents hosted a steady stream of visitors this week. Mrs. Beryl Turvey and son Eddy from Steubenville joined Mrs. Turvey’s parents the Shirkeys in Jacksonville. Byron Shirkey of Columbus visited the Shirkeys. Several Columbus and Chicago guests, including Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright and Mrs. Eugene Razor, were noted. The column also mentions travels to Elyria Akron Buckeye Lake Sugar Grove and Buckeye Lake cottage.
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Eddy
Steubenville
Jacksonville
Turvey
Thomas Lewis
Dorothy Cartwright
Columbus
Carl Stahl
Carl Cartwright
Greens Run
Mary Stahl
Eugene Razor
Jessie Hill
Glouster
Ohio State University
Thomas Brown
Virgil Tucker
Washington, D. C
Betty Marie Nickins
Fred Brown
Elyria
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Robert Faine
Emma Easler
Martha Flannigan
Martha McLain
Chicago
Earl Oliver
Merrill Norris
Kirkbride
Albert Drunkermyer
Pamala
Jimmie
Harry Cheney
Mary Elizabeth
F. S. Bingman
Gilbert
Icfe
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Muskingum River
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Mildred
Christine Johnson
Eileen Fierce
Dorothy Lee Skinner
John Bulloch
Robert Bulloch
Donna Lee
Margie
Ernie
Arthur
Billie
Buckeye Lake
Wallace Cottage
Mrs. Kershner Honored At Birthday Dinner
Hollister hosts William Horner and wife entertain with a noon chicken dinner honoring Mrs. Sidney Kershner of Bethesda Maryland and Miss Linda Rose Forgoress of Glouster. Guests include Cecil Rice family, Clarence Rice family, Sylvester Lewis, Frank Forgoress, and Pvt. Elvin Wilson on furlough from a Nevada camp.
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Frank Forgeress
Sharon Kay
Glouster
William Horner
Hollister
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Elvin Wilson
Nevada
Trasin Couple Return to Akron Cleaning Plant
Mr and Mrs Harry Trasin visited Glouster over Sunday and Monday. They closed their Glouster business about two months ago for the duration and moved to Dayton for work. They then moved to Akron where they opened a cleaning and pressing shop and returned to Glouster to transport equipment to their Akron location.
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Harry ‘Trasin
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Mr. Trasin
Akron
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Family News
Mrs Swett and son Dr C T Swett vacation at Dr Swett s cottage on Ruggles Beach Lake Erie for a week. Dr and Mrs J H Elias hosted dinner for John Connor Mary Connor Charles Gomer Connor Nora Connor of Logan and Philadelphia. Lois Harry had tonsil surgery with Mrs Ed Kurtzman. Cpl Howard Trott visited Mrs O A McDonald then left for Fort Dix. H T Davis of Columbus spent Monday in Trimble with cousins S S Underwood. Davis works as circulation manager of the Columbus Citizen.
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WPB Plans 100 Million Shotgun Shells for Hunting
The War Production Board is set to allocate materials for 100 million shotgun shells this fall to aid farmers by reducing crop damage from game birds. Bushfield's office says shells will be released without strings, with most shells in 12 gauge and some 16 and 20 gauge. No shells were made for hunters last year. about 3 million were allocated as special cases from stock.
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Many Attend Yount Funeral Services
Out of town mourners gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Ida Belle Yount. Attendees included Elmer Yount of Detroit and multiple relatives from Columbus Hickory Dayton Coshocton and Corning along with friends from Los Angeles and White Cloud.
Willing Workers Club Meets at Mrs Van Dyke’s Home
Mrs Vinnie Van Dyke hosted the Willing Workers Club with a noon chicken dinner for her birthday. Prizes were awarded by Fern Copeland Catherine Copeland Lloyd Copeland and Ora Copeland for reading and contests. Next meeting set for Aug 10 at Stewart and new member Margaret Ogg attended.
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