Yesterday's 1 Results Across National and American Leagues
Yesterday's scores show Chicago 1 Cincinnati 0 and Boston 12 New York 1 in national play. American results include Cleveland 5 Chicago 4 Detroit 5 St Louis 2 Boston 11 New York 1 and Washington 9 Philadelphia 4.
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National Cf
Mrs. Wallace Injured In Fall at Home
Mrs. C. F. Wallace was injured falling down stairs at home Monday. Rushed by ambulance to White Cross Hospital X rays showed no skull fracture. She was unconscious until Tuesday morning with family at her side.
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Glouster
C. F. Wallace
White Cross Hospital
Reds Fall 1-0 To Cubs In Twin Bill Loss
The Cincinnati Reds, leading the league and famed for doubleheaders, lost 1-0 to the Chicago Cubs as Claude Passeau shut them down. Derringer took the loss after allowing five hits to Leiber’s RBI single in the fourth. Rhine landers still five games ahead. Dodgers lost again.
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Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Whitey Moore
Milkman
Jim Turner
Bucky Walters
Reds
Big Bill Lee
Vern Olsen
Portsider
Cincinnati
Claude Passeau
Rhinelanders
Passeau
Paul Derringer
Cubs
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Hank Leiber
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Hack
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Amee Reardon
Goetz
Tendance
Sand Rock Home Coming Announced
Sand Rock M E Church announces its annual home coming on Sunday August 25 starting at ten in the morning with a children's program and noon basket dinner. Afternoon events begin at 1 30. Also notes recent visits and family news among local residents and relatives. A son named Jack Lloyd was born to Mr and Mrs Marvin Murphy. grandparents listed from Ellensboro and this city.
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Sand Rock
M. E
Ora Reasoner
Lancaster
B. O. Townsend
John Felton
Wellsburg
W. Va
Wells van Dyke
Ogg
John Parsons
Federal Valley Church
Mary Parmiter
Edith Noble
Stewart
R. J
Leila van Dyke
Athens
Harry Brawley
J. E. Parmiter
Ralph Frash
Her‘mon
A. B. Christman
Glouster
Marvin Murphy
Jack Lloyd
George Murphy
Ellensboro
Herman Jones
Catholic Action Guild Chicken Supper Sat Aug 17
Catholic Action Guild sponsors a chicken supper at the American Legion Hall. Serving begins at 4 p m. Proceeds support parish activities and community aid.
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Glouster — Catholic Action Guild
American Legion Hall
Skeeter Dickey Chooses White Sox Over Yankees
George Dickey, nicknamed Skeeter, agreed to join the Chicago White Sox after being sold by the Oklahoma City Indians. The 25 year old catcher batted .319 this season in the Texas League and is praised for his arm and pitching handling. He said playing with his brother Bill would be unlikely due to stiff competition.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
George Dickey
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George
Skeeter
White Sox
Oklahoma City Indians
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Yanks
Giants
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1930s Baseball League Leaders Summary
Batting Rowell of Boston leads with 339, Frey of Cincinnati 83 runs, McCormick of Cincinnati 88 RBIs, Herman of Chicago 139 hits, McCormick 33 doubles, Ross of Boston 12 triples, Mize of St Louis 29 home runs, Reese of Brooklyn 15 steals. Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn 122 pitching wins, Radcliff of St Louis 350 batting average, Williams of Boston 95 runs, Greenberg of Detroit 105 RBIs, McCosky of Detroit 149 hits, Boudreau of Cleveland 41 doubles, McCosky and Finney of Boston and Keller of New York 13 triples, Foxx of Boston 29 home runs, Case of Washington 26 steals. phpan Newsom Detroit 15-2.
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Boston
Frey
Cincinnati
F. McCormick
Herman
Chicago
Ross
Mize
St. Louis
Radcliff
Williams
Greenberg
Detroit
McCosky
Boudreau
Cleveland
Finney
Keller
New York
Foxx
Case
Washington
Phpan — Newsom
Birds Within One Game of Second Place
In the American Association a three team scramble shapes the flag race. Kansas City lost again leaving eight and a half games ahead of Minneapolis, which sits one game ahead of Columbus and the Red Birds. Louisville swept Minneapolis 9 to 5 and 3 to 2. Columbus beat Milwaukee 5 to 0 and 7 to 2. Toledo beat Kansas City 6 to 5 after an 11 inning win over Indianapolis 7 to 6.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Red Birds
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
51 Players Tee Off in Pony Tourney at Athens Country Club
A field of 51 golfers will compete in the season's third Pony Tournament at Athens Country Club on Sunday. The event is split into morning and afternoon flights due to size, following a Stag Night auction attended by about 100 members. Morning and afternoon pairings list the players and start times across two sessions.
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Athens Country Club
Reese Breaks Bone in Heel in Dodgers Setback
Dodgers suffer a season setback as star shortstop Pee Wee Reese breaks a bone in his left heel sliding into second. The loss to the Phillies followed Ducky Medwick's slump as the team slips toward third or fourth place with only a month left in the race.
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Associated Press
Dodgers
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Ducky Medwick
Pee Wee Reese
Medwick
Reese
Louisville
Phils
Workers to Register at Glouster Tonight
A meeting will be held in the Glouster high school gymnasium at 7 PM to register both skilled and unskilled workers. The event aims to connect applicants with defense contract plants facing shortages, with interviews to follow registration. The United Mine Workers of America assist the Reemployment Bureau in linking men to current and upcoming openings.
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Glouster
United Mine Workers of America
Glouster Area Personal News Roundup
Glouster residents and friends update on travels visits and family shuffles. John Bryson of Cleveland begins new Woolworth Co. post while family tours Cedar Point and Sandusky. Mrs. Bessie Miller Rose and daughters visit Cleveland with the Palda and Miller families. Edna Ruth and Jane Andrews finish three week Akron trip. Buckeye Lake outings involve the Enlow and Cunningham families. Mrs. Kenneth Ford and two children visit Broad Street kin. Mrs. Bailey’s health gradually improves. Sadie Williams plans a two week vacation starting Sunday with sister Mae Dunnett visiting Elyria and Columbus before returning.
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E. K. Bryson
Mary Isabel
Cedar Point
Sandusky
John Bryson
Cleveland
Woolworth Co
Bessie Miller Rose
James Palda
William Miller
Edna
Ruth
Jane Andrews
Akron
Richard Enlow
Chillicothe
S. A. Cunningham
Juanita
Buckeye Lake
Cunningham Cottage
Kenneth Ford
Huntington
Long Island
Ford
Fannie Bailey
Broad St
Bailey
Sadie Williams
Mae Dunnett
Elyria
John Gatchel
Columbus
Everett Dunnett
Religious Services and Evangelistic Meeting Held Nearby
Glouster announces regular Church of Christ services with Bible School at 9 a.m. and worships at 10 15 a.m. C E Societies at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 30. Methodist Church offers Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. Morning worship at 10 30 a.m. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. Evangelist Harry M Wilson of Pine Bluff Ark conducts meetings at Ferndale Church of Christ. he previously led in Ludlow Texas. Loyal Women's Class meets at 7 30 p.m. tonight in church social rooms.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Bible School
Methodist Church Sunday School
Epworth League
Ferndale Church of Christ
Harry M. Wilson
Pine Bluff
Ark
Rev. Wilson
Glouster Church of Christ
Ludlow
Texas
Water Use Reaches 105000 Gallons in Glouster Last Saturday
Glouster reports the highest daily water consumption of the year at 105000 gallons last Saturday based on city water plant data. Officials note several days exceeded 80000 gallons, but Saturday marked the first time 100000 gallons were surpassed. The water supply and wells continue to meet demand satisfactorily.
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Glouster
J T High School to hold meeting for football hopefuls
Coach Mayo Anderson of J-T High calls last year’s players and other hopefuls to meet Monday at 7 p m in the J-T gymnasium. New equipment and a practice schedule will be distributed and season plans discussed. J-T squads have won three league championships in four years.
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Glouster
Mayo Anderson
J-T High School
J-T
Breezing With Briez by Eddie Briez
New York gossip column notes Larry MacPhail’s Puerto Rico trip to set up a thawing deal for next year. Ted Williams discussed while Spencer Scott Farnham hustled after a near miss. time in Goshen delays caused by a Minneapolis owner missing a deadline. Skating pro Ollie Haupt shifts to pro circuit. Gargan visits, St. Denis and Jacobs split. Freddy Corcoran cites Snead marriage as stabilizer. Wisconsin football to be smallest Big Ten squad. Ward says Dempsey might fight fourth-raters. Umpires eyed for NL. Medwick urged to skip first pitch. Ebbets Field Club forms. Maurice Tillett quips about a Singapore bar. Washington fans eager to return park to the Redskins.
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Puerto Rico
the Brooks
Red Sox
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Theodore
Spencer Scott
Ollie Haupt, Jr
St. Louis
Sonja Honey
William Gargan
Hollywood
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Detroit News
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Vitt Sends Feller Against Browns To Shatter Jinx
Indians use pitching ace Bob Feller to counter the St. Louis Browns in Cleveland with Auker starting for the Browns. Feller aims to extend his perfect record against St. Louis while Allen finishes a four game winning streak for Cleveland. Attendance around 5,000 as pennant fever grows and Cleveland considers stadium expansion with World Series tickets surge.
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Indians
Bob Feller
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Oscar Vitt
Feller
Browns
Elden Auker
Tribe
Vitt
Harry Eisenstat
Joe Dobson
Thornton Lee
Chicago White Sox
Lou Boudreau
Roy Weatherly
Johnny Allen
al Milnar
Detroit
Milnar
Chicago
Allen
Cincinnati
Mrs Rolland Hoffman Undergoes Major Operation
Tillie Gibbs Hoff man underwent a major surgical operation Thursday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mr Hoffman and Mrs Am rose Gibbs accompanied her to the hospital.
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Rolland Hoffman
Tillie Gibbs
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hoffman
Amrose Gibbs
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