Fricks Bean Ball Edict Faces Acid Test in Dodgers Braves Duel
The National League rule fining managers $200 for beanballing is tested as the Dodgers meet the Braves in a five game series opener doubleheader. Frick had fined Braves Manuel Salvo and Whitlow Wyatt for dustups, while Dodgers manager Durocher backs MacPhail in putative retaliation. Cubs rout Cardinals as Indians rally to beat Tigers and Browns Top White Sox in another day of postponed games.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
League
Ford Frick
Manuel Salvo
Braves
Brooklyn
Whitlow Wyatt
Wyatt
Salvo
Worry MacPhail
Third Forfeit Of Week Registered In City Softball League
The City Softball League again scheduled games but another forfeit occurred as Sportsman Grill failed to play Beckleys. Franks caused the two prior forfeits this week against Beckleys and Logans. Tonight Logans Book Store, undefeated, meets Beckleys in the next to last second round game.
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Sportsman Grill
Beckleys
Franks
Logans
Logans Book Store
Undefeat
Troop 72 Salvage Drive Seeks Old Victrola Records
Members of Boy Scout Troop 72 continue a salvage drive for old Victrola records covering Greens Run area Jacksonville and Trimble. If territory unfinished the drive will complete Thursday of next week.
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Boy Scout Troop 72
Old Victrola Records
Greens Run
Jacksonville
Trimble
Baseball scores and postponed games across leagues
Chicago defeated St. Louis 13 to 5 while Boston at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh were postponed. In American League action Cleveland won 3 to 2 over Detroit as St. Louis and Chicago both scored 3. Boston at New York and Washington at Philadelphia were postponed. Association results show St Paul 6 Columbus 4 in 10 innings, Toledo 6 Minneapolis 5, Louisville 9 Kansas City 7, Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 4.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
National Club
L. Pet
Seeeee
TOT Cnuiss
Wseeenee
Wis
L Pet
Owes
Rg Eee
Gee Walker Builds Redlegs Hitting After Becoming Father
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Gerald Walker lifts bat work after becoming a father boosting his average from .170 to .237 in five weeks. Since July 11 he has 42 hits with two triples and 17 doubles, 16 RBI and 12 runs scored. The Reds face St Louis in a four game set trailing the Cards by eight and a half games.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Gerald Walker
Gee
Redleg
Orlando Fia
Cleveland Indians
Reds
Walker
Redlegs
New York Giants
Ray Starr
Paul Derringer
Morton Cooper
Redbirds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Birds Box Score St Paul vs Columbus Baseball Game
Box score details show St Paul and Columbus competing with runs, hits, and errors listed. Grant Hunt Gleeson Williams and Drews are among players cited for RBIs and home runs in a close contest. An ice cream social hosted by the Women's Society for Christian Service of Jacksonville Methodist Church is announced for this evening at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Hunt
Ee Ae
Weintraub
Bissonette
Columbus
Bergamo
Gleeson
Williams
Klein
Adesso
Antonelli
O. Cuececsia
Blaemire
Gabler
Tae Fen
aRan
Young
Grant
Cartwright
Myatt
Wilks
Fenton and
Wiethe
Jacksonville
Women's Society For Christian Service
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Investiture Service Honors 14 Scouts at Madison School
Seventy five attendees including the troop committee witnessed Troop 72 earn tender foot badges. C A Bingman presented badges while Lawrence W Lange spoke on scouting and showed Camp Dupler films. Joe Stratton announced his transfer as Scout Executive. George Fee and Athens scouts assisted with the ceremony. Ralph A Hines received a shirt and hat for outstanding service.
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Glouster
Madison
C. A. Bingman
Lawrence W. Lange
Ohio University
Athens
Dupler
Joe Stratton
Stratton
George Fee
Thomas W. Figley
Ralph A. Hines
Oris Hockett Saves Game for Indians
Oris Hockett delivered a clutch two base hit in the ninth to turn a 2-0 deficit into a 3-3 tie and a later winning run. Hackett led with two hits for Cleveland as Jim Bagby earned his 13th victory for Detroit, while the Indians end a six game skid and trim Boston’s margin to one game. Cleveland hosts St. Louis Browns next.
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Mers
Detroit
Jim Bagby
Tribe
Virgil Trucks
Hackett
Milnar
Redskins
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Bagby
Boudreau
Murray Franklin
Dixie Parsons
Tiger
Doc Cramer
McCosky
Pinky Higgins
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Bloodworth
Crner
Higgins
Franklin
RIPON
Tigers
UD Penne Owen
Atctienhese
Cleveland AB
Poa
Weatherly
Keltner
Heath
Fleming
Eines Sh
Desautels
Milner
Nc-S-S
Grimes
cRan
Dean
Parsons
Hockett
Cramer
Maxie Wilson
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Guy Feller
Billy Fay
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Funeral services for Mrs Flora Russell in Millfield
Mrs Flora Russell dies after a year of illness at her Millfield home. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at Millfield Methodist Church with Harvey Smith officiating. Burial follows at Hilltop Cemetery in Munfield.
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Millfield
Flora Russell
Millfield Methodist Church
Harvey Smith
Munfield
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Wartime Football Outlook
New York reports Ned Irish says colleges worry little about transport for basketball this winter while football teams hope for smooth travel. Notes on Bears camp, Maryland foes, turf writers dinner honorees, Lionel Conacher as RCAF director, and war-time college contingency quotes.
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New York
Ned Irish
Ned
Madison Square Garden
Waypoints
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Maryland
Bears
Warren Wright
George Carroll
Alfred Robertson
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Saratoga
Lionel Conacher
Royal Canadian Air Force
Dick Plasman
Camp Blanding
Fla
Front Runners and Leaders From The Baseball Season
The list shows Williams Boston leading in batting with 343 runs scored and 24 home runs, 103 runs batted in, plus 93 runs. Spence Washington tops hits with 145, Doerr Boston and Higgins Detroit share 32 doubles, Heath Cleveland 12 triples, Case Washington 27 stolen bases, Chandler New York 132 pitching wins, Reiser Brooklyn 439 national batting and 81 runs, Slaughter St Louis 76 RBIs and 156 hits, Hack Chicago 30 doubles, Slaughter again 16 triples and 19 home runs for Mize New York, Reiser Brooklyn 13 stolen bases, and French Brooklyn 12 pitching wins.
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Williams
Boston
Spence
Washington
Doerr
Higgins
Detroit
Heath
Cleveland
Case
Chandler
New York
Reiser
Brooklyn
Ott
Slaughter
St. Louis
Medwick
Hack
Chicago
Plan Third Union Service At Glouster Field Sunday
Glouster plans the third in a series of six Sunday evening union services at Glouster stadium at 7 30 p m with Minister C B Tigner delivering the sermon A pre service concert by the high school band a male chorus of about forty voices and a public address system will be provided The chorus will draw members from all churches and be led by chorister W W Wallace The Wallace Funeral Home furnishes the PA system and the city supplies power The subject will be Wouldst Thou Be Made Whole based on John 5 1 9
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Glouster
Glouster Stadium
C. B. Tigner
W. W. Wallace
Wallace Funeral Home
Raymond Connett
Tigner
A. G. Winkle
Glouster Methodist Church
Thomas W. Fig
Cityscape dwarfed by Alaska volcano crater
A vivid comparison notes that even if every New York City building were placed into Mount Matmai's crater in Alaska the hole would remain twice as large as Kilauea in Hawaii, underscoring enormity in geological terms.
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New York City
Alaska
Mount Matmai
Hawai's
Kilauea
Youth Field Day Postponed to August 23
Glouster Minister C B Tigner announces Youth Field Day postponed until August 23 due to accumulated work. At the field day reports from the Tri State Camp at Tar Hollow will be given by attending youths. Theme is Fourfold Development of Youth. Program details to be announced.
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Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Glouster Church of Christ
Tri State
Tar Hollow
Five Tomatoes Found Growing on One Stalk
Five tomatoes grown on the same stalk by W. W. Leadbetter in this city are on display in the Mun den Bakery window on S. High St. They are of the Winsall variety. Leadbetter will keep them until Saturday night at 9 to award the guess closest to their weight.
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Glouster
W. W. Leadbetter
Munden Bakery
S. High St
Winsall
Glouster Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Glouster residents share visitors with Columbus and Canton. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dennie Jr. stayed in the city with Miss Esta Cunningham, joined by Phyllis Ann Kinney for a two week stay with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wallace. Mrs. A Craft traveled to Columbus to visit relatives. Mrs. Arthur Banfield moved to Pontiac Michigan to aid her daughter Mrs. William Swindell recovering from surgery at St Joseph Hospital. Mrs. C E Haskins Mrs. Clara Goodrich and Mrs. Jessie Williams leave for Canton for the American Legion Auxiliary state convention. Mrs. George Schenz returned to her home after major surgery at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital.
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E. E. Dennie, Jr
Columbus
Esta Cunningham
Phyllis Ann Kinney
Grant Wallace
A Craft
C. E. Huddy
Arthur Banfield
Pontiac
Mich
William Swindell
St. Joseph Hospital
Willard Ave
C. E. Haskins
Clara Goodrich
Jessie Williams
Athens
Canton
American Legion Auxiliary
George Schenz
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Lloyd Whitehouse
City
Henderson Personal Notices and Local Visits
Henderson residents list friends and relatives visiting or traveling through town. It notes Mrs Brooks Cheverent and daughter from Neville Island visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W C Jordan, hospital moves for Ed Pierce, visits by Miss Jackie Casey and Mrs Harvey Underwood, State Police officer Lawrence Pierce visiting his mother, and others attending dinners, wiener roasts, or shopping trips. Local army furloughs and travel to Pittsburgh are included among the social items.
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Robert Sayre
Lawrence Pierce
State Police of
Charleston
Ed Pierce
Huntington
O. J. Byers
Huskie
John Calloway
Pittsburgh
Jason
Church of Christ
Ter
Belva Daugherty
Virginia Lomng
Grace Lomg
Janet Casey
Barbara Casey
Alvena Casey
Shirley Casey
Marlene Calloway
Myra Kay Calloway
Bonnie Pearso
Lottie Pearso
Dotty Jean Mayes
Shirley Mayes
Betty Jones
Maxine Jones
Rose Marie Sayre
Betty Colley
Dale Jones
William Jones
George Wilson Byers
Coty Long
Oakley Robbins
Harry Calloway
Wilby Casey
Wilson Priddy
Betty Joe
Pliny
B. P. Stanley
Pvt
Melvin Supples
Fort Monroe
Mrs
Robert Supplies
Mrs Angle Hosts Bridge Club on Main Street
Mrs. B R Angle hosted the Wednesday Evening Bridge Club at her Main Street home. Three tables played with high score by Mrs. L E Richardson, followed by Mrs. L E Heiskell and Miss Josephine Hedfelt in consolation. one guest, Mrs Harriette Weymueller, attended.
Semi Finals in Golf Tourney Set for Sunday
Leslie Coon meets Dr. Robin Gardner and Ben Roberts faces H E Miller in 36 hole semi finals at Ath ens Country Club Sunday at 9 30 a m Miller and Roberts have not reached the semi finals before Conn advanced by defeating Gene Coon Joe Seiple and Roy Paynter Gardner beat Joe Thackeray and Darrell Selby 1 up in 19 holes Roberts beat Don Barstow and Artie McPherson 1 up in 21 holes Miller overcame Hammy Oldfield Neil Sharkey and Dr L E Butts 1 up in 36 holes Sunday hosts a best ball team event with half handicap. Monday night a women team match. dinner and officers elected afterward.
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Leslie Coon
Robin Gardner
Ben Roberts
H. E
Chick) Miller
Athens Country Club
Miller
Roberts
Conn
Gene Coon
Joe Seiple
Roy Paynter
Gardner
Joe Thackeray
Darrell Selby
Don Barstow
Artie McPherson
Hammy Oldfield
Neil Sharkey
Dr. L. E. Butts
Capacity Field Expected for Publinx Meet
Ohio’s 13th annual Publinx public links golf championship runs Sunday over 36 holes at Toledo. About 125 players expected. 75 non Toledo entrants signed, with War Stamps and Bonds prizes and cigarette cartons for armed services entrants. Dick Rhyan defends. Thelma Linster seeks a third straight women’s title.
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Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Ray Pennell
State Association
Dick Rhyan
Heather Downs
Ottawa Hills
America
Thelma Linster
Mansfield
Tolledean
Jay Krochmalny
Neoma Copie
Maumee
Blues Narrow Gap in American Association Standings
Kansas City remained top of the standings with a slim lead over Columbus as Toledo surged. Louisville defeated the Blues and St Paul beat Cincinnati, while Toledo's 6 5 win over Minneapolis marked an 11th triumph in 12 starts. St Paul won 6 4 over Red Birds in the season finale. Red Herring earned his ninth win as Milwaukee completed a 3 of 4 series against Indianapolis with a 6 4 victory.
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Kansas City
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Blues
Red Birds
Louisville
St. Paul
Colombea
Milwaukee
Lewéenkeewens
Colonels
Indianapolis
The
Tribe
Cleveland Indians Purchase Two Orioles Infielders
The Cleveland Indians announce the acquisition of Eddie Robinson and Ted Sczepkowski from Baltimore under a working agreement. Both players reported to the tribe in September, Robinson noted for a .304 batting average and Sczepkowski praised as a standout teen prospect.
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Cleveland
Clevelland Indians
Eddie Robinson
Ted Sczepkowski
Baltimore
Tribe
Roger Peckinpaugh
Indians
Orioles
Peckinpaugh
Robinson
Frank Shaughnessy
Sczepkowski
Valdosta
Elmira
Shaughnessy
Fight Results Showdown At Multiple Cards
In New York Bob Montgomery outpointed Bobby Ruffin at 135 pounds and Fritzie Zivic stopped Corp. Garvey Young at 148. Cleo Shans out pointed Maxie Shapiro at 131 1 2 and Henry Armes outpointed Jackie Burke at 143 in Ogden Utah.
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New York
Bobb Montgomery
Philadelphia
Bobby Ruffin
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Corp
Garvey Young
U. S. Marines
Boston
Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Maxie Shapiro
Ogden
Utah
Henry Armes Strong
Jackie Burke
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al Milner
Jack Wilson
Trucks
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
all-Army
Washington Redskins
Blue Ridge College of New
Mize
French
Wildwood
N. J
Joyce Yoder
Jean Wheaton
Gertrude O'Farrell
Jane DeHaven
Amanda McVey
Glouster Field
Henderson
Mrs. Angle
Publinx
ATLAS
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Auto Supply Corner
State & Mill
Slim
Two Rockies
Mickle
Tire & Accessory CO
W. Union St
Colonial
Colonial Finance Co
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