Umpire Stewart Fired by Harridge At Meeting
Ernest Stewart, youngest American League umpire, says Will Harridge fired him for causing dissension and disloyalty among umpires. Harridge cites pursuit of higher salaries as the issue amid ongoing major minor meeting developments on veterans returning to play.
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Ham
Washington
Tokyo
Warren Giles
General Mana
Cincinnati Reds
Navy Forrestal
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific
Japan
Giles
Ernest Stewart
Will Harridge
Stewart
University of Southern California
Harridge
Fullerton's Roundup and Olympic Talks
Fullerton surveys baseball moves with Mulcahy sent home to rest. Olympic body will debate Russia's membership and postwar status of nations. Guest sport notes include Jim Cleveland vs Bivins/Moore and Roy Zimmerman’s sleep alarm tale. Navy tennis stars and college all star practice loom in coming week.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Hugh
Mulcahy
Phillies
Pacific
Hughey
Phils
International Olympic Executive Committee
London
Russia
A2es
Jim Cleveland
Bivins
Archie Moore
Gig Paul Brown
Great Lake
College All Stars
Navy
Gardnar Mulloy
Little Creek
Norfolk Public Parks
Orbiston Family News Recaps Weekend Visits and Parties
Orbiston notes recount weekend visits across nearby towns. Families and friends from Murray City Lancaster Glouster Cleveland Columbus Ak‑Ton and Buchtel gathered at homes and events. A birthday celebration for Dana Bill Bookman included many relatives and friends.
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Orbiston
Clarence Peacock
Delbert Peacock
Basil Carsner
Jo Ann
Terry Collins
Ak- Ton
Vance Glancy
Junior Sorrell
Gerald Sor- Vvell
Murray City
Steve Sorrell
Clarence Banfield Jr
Cleveland
Clarence Banfield
Harvey Markins
Glouster
Clayton Bookman
Dana Bill Bookman
Bookman
Nancy Robinson
Nancy Donson
Ruth Brown
Dee Dixon
Dora Deane Hoffman
Patty Hillyer
Halsted Johnson
Leona Mae Lanning
Allen Lowery
Virginia Robinson
Ariz
Margaret Robinson
Jackie Robson
Bernice Linning
Helen Odenthel
Bob Bookman
Dana BE. Bookman
Buchtel
Joe Stone
Russell Lanning
Bob Collins
Jobs
Jo Ann Ayers
Jenny Lea Ayers
Columbus
Mary Alice Banfield
Danny Carsner
Denny Jp
Delores Carsner
Victor Glancy
June Glancy
Mary Banfield
Clara Glancy Orbiston
Jack Bookman
Rodney Bookman
Dutch Leonard Quietly Blanks Detroit with Four Hits
Dutch Leonard pitched a four hit shutout to beat Detroit 4-0 as Washington strengthens its push in the pennant race. Ossie Bluege’s Nationals sit 2 1/2 games back with 48 to play, while Detroit eyes a tight series in Briggs Stadium.
Moose Team Loses To West Virginians
GLOUSTER The Glouster Moose ball team fell to Pt. Pleasant on the local field Sunday. Dalton Walters and Henry Jed each had two hits. The Moose schedule shows Aug. 19 with Glouster Old Timers and Aug. 26 vs Athens, as Hazel Shook of Mass Hazel Shook, R.N., attending Western Reserve, visits Glouster.
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Glouster
Glouster Moose
Pt. Pleasant
Dalton
Walters
Henry Jed
Moose
Buchtel
J. Walters
Erie
Rogers
Toledo
Herbert France Davis O
Bernard Wiley
Army
Rha
Bretz
H. P. Michener
Columbus
Cambridge
Josephine Smith
Ponstiac
Mich
Marion Mills
Sam Rowland
Maria
Arelius Rowland
Indianapolis
Guy van Dyke
Lucy Bowman
Mae Benjamin
Dennis Hal Jowell
Church St. Blaine Wood Yard
Wayne Blackburn
Adda Lawrence
Engleport
Hettie Wood
Ohio to Regain Its Sport Status Postwar
Ohio sports fans anticipate a return to prewar prominence with plans to revive basketball football golf and other events. The Ohio High School Athletic Association foresees the state tourney remaining a four team event through 1947 while colleges reduce and then rebuild programs after wartime losses. Professional teams may emerge with the Cleveland Rams and Browns, and the Grand American Trapshoot at Vandalia aims for normal conditions next year as wartime restrictions ease.
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Columbus
UFI
Ohio
Harold W. Emschler
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Cleveland Rams
Cleveland Browns
Vandalia
Zanesville
Springfield
Frank M. Collaw Ev
Standings Across Baseball League Matchups
Boston leads Cincinnati 10 to 5 and 12 to 3. Pittsburgh tops New York 11 to 9 while Chicago dominates Brooklyn and St Louis. American Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Chicago sweeps Boston 5 to 1 and 11 to 0. Washington beats Detroit 8 to 0 and St Louis 10 New York 4.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
National Club
St Louis
American Club
St. Louis Sd
Philadelphialt
Association Club v. L. Pet
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Uouisyilie
It. Paul
Poledo
Mimneapo
Columbus
Sansas City
League Leaders by the Associated Press
Holmes of Boston leads batting with 368. runs 100 and hits 172. Olmo of Brooklyn drives in 97. Schoendienst of Louis has 21 steals. Passeau of Chicago 119 on pitching. Stirnweiss of New York leads runs and hits. Ferriss of Boston 119 5 792 earns top pitching marks.
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Associated Press
Holmes
Boston
Olmo
Rooklyn
Schoendienst
Louis
Passeau
Chicago
Etten
New York
Stirnweiss
Stephens
St,ous
Myatt
Washlngton
Ferriss
Chesterhill News Notes Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Annie Mingus of Delaware Oklahoma visits her mother Mrs Eva Young and sister Mrs Alice Carpenter in town. Pvt Everett Shook returns from overseas for a 30 day furlough to his family and parents Clyde and ___ Shook. Mrs Pauline Simpson and daughter Janet return from two months with Dr and Mrs J T Simpson in Auburn. Mrs Simpson was joined by her sister in law Miss Pauline Simpson. Joan Morin of Newark visits grandparents S B Zumbro and aunt Mrs Pauline Harris. Mr and Mrs Harry Triplett host visit from their sister Mrs Juanita Daugherty and family. Mrs Hettie Kennard of Somerset Ohio spends week with her mother Mrs Melissa Thomas.
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Chesterhill
Annie Mingus
Delaware
Okla
Eva Young
Alice Carpenter
L c Everett Shook
Tmany
Clyde Shook
Pauline Thomas Simpson
Janet
J. T. Simpson
Auburn
Pvt
John Stimpson
Germany
Third Army
Simpson
Pauline Simpson
H. J. Thomas
Joan Morin
Newark
8. B. Zumbro
Pauline Harris
Harry Triplett
Mary Catherine
Triplett
Juanita Daugherty
Cleveland
Hettie Kennard
Somerset
Ohio
Melissa Thomas
Out of Town Attendants at Mrs. Harrison Funeral
Lists dozens of relatives and friends from Columbus Cincinnati Knoxville and Trimble area who attended the funeral of Mrs. Alice Harrison and those who called but did not attend. Also notes birth announcement for Paul Edward McDaniel in South Bend Indiana with grandparents named.
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Glouster
Alice Harrison
Clifford Brown
Rodney Brown
Ray E
Tom) Brown
Kenneth Dew
Kemper W. Latta
E. J. Floyd
V. A. Ketticham
Sylvia Post
All of Columbus
Roger E. Brown
Cincinnati
Ruth E. Brown
Knoxville
Tenn
Sunbury
Alva Shifflet
Stephen Forgoress
Allison Price
Corning
Harvey Samson
A. P. Hines
Burr Oak
J. D. Haskins
Athens
Charles Anderson
Edna Latita
Ralph Sawyer
John Noon
Jacksonville
E. C. Marshall
James Keith
Williard Post
C. A. Marshall
Ray Bayliss
J. W. Bayliss
Alva Bayliss
Bert Roberts
George W. Kinney
Charles Dew
Columbus
Charles Vaughn
Nelsonville
Everett Jones
Glenn McDaniel
South Bend
Ind
Paul Edward
Carl Antle
Trimble Heights
Lewis Morris
Amesville
McDaniels
Peace Sets New Attendance Records Across Tracks and Parks
The War's end drew massive crowds as seven tracks and eight major league parks reported 345 739 attendees. Racing fans topped 197 878 with 10 597 786 in bets while 147 860 attended baseball games. Four tracks set attendance marks and two parks drew record weekday crowds. Three betting records were also recorded.
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New York
Glouster Personalities and Visits Highlight Local Social Scene
Miss Angeline Porfide of Akron visits Mrs Frances Gibbs and Lois Gibbs in Akron while both engage in local government work. Mrs Elizabeth Chute and Miss Porfide join Mrs Gibbs for a weekend in Athens with Mr and Mrs G J Tewksbury. Belford Brandebary and son Robert of Toledo visit Mrs Gibbs. Lois Gibbs and S Sgt James Anderson, furloughed from England, spend time with Mrs Gibbs. The Bingmans host a Muskingum outing at their cottage as Port Herrold, Newark employee, visits Trimble.
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Angeline Porfide
Akron
Frances Gibbs
Miss Porfide
Lois Gibbs
Elizabeth Chute
G. J. Tewksbury
Athens
Belford Brandeberry
Robert
Toledo
James Anderson
England
Pacific
Miss Gibbs
Bingman
Gilbert
Orville Bingman
Glenna
Muskingum
Port Herrold
Newark
Ohio
J. W. Herrold
Trimble
Mrs. Vaughn Hosts Daughters of St. George meeting
Mrs. Kate Vaughn entertained the Daughters of St. George at her home Friday evening. The club opened with ceremonies and a short business session, voted to send birthday gifts to two overseas boys' mothers, and heard readings by Anne Conway, Lacey Morgan, Edna Embrey, and Flo Henry. The prize went to Flo Henry, refreshments followed, and plans were made for a picnic at Edna Embrey's home next month. The next meeting is scheduled for September 1.
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Glouster
Kate Vaughn
Daughters of St. George
Anne Conway
Lacey Morgan
Edna Embrey
Flo Henry
Edna
Hall
Sophia Hinton
Hannah Parker
Tili Hinton
Anna Conway
Fio Henry
Lucy Morgan
Bessie West
Lizzie McKea
Victory night marks end of war in Glouster district
Celebration of Japan's surrender extended into Tuesday night with services in the Methodist Church and Church of Christ. Rev. Eugene Brown and Rev. C. B. Tigner spoke on peace. J. H. Elias and Maude Williams led music. Businesses closed Wednesday. markets reopen today.
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Glouster
Japan
Lea
Methodist Church
Church of Christ
J. H. Elias
Eugene Brown
Brown
W. W. Wallace
America
Maude Williams
C. B. Tigner
Sunday Creek Valley
Memorial Fund Largely Increases in Glouster
Pearl Brown treasurer reports strong gifts to the Trimble Township Memorial Fund. Local Union 648 Mine 255 contributed 200, Loyal Order of Moose Glouster Lodge 468 200, and the Ohio Coal Foundation approved adding about 200 to the fund. Donors may mark contributions for the monument or park. The park shows progress with a ball diamond, three tables, two toilets with sewers, and plans to begin the first event soon.
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Glouster
Pearl Brown
Trimble Township
Old Settlers To Meet Wednesday In Glouster
The Old Settlers Reunion committee postponed the Wednesday meeting due to a holiday and will reconvene next week at eight o’clock. Chairman Guinther notes the program platform nears completion and the Honor Roll Board is being redecorated. Aaron Jackson urges last submissions of names for the local service men and women. Also announced is the birth of a son, Robert Charles, to Mr and Mrs Har Ahle of Tiffin, born August 9 weighing 9 pounds 12 ounces.
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Glouster
Old Settlers Reunion Committee
Guinther
Aaron Jackson
Har
Lord Ahle
Tiffin
Robert Charles
Titan Hanover Ready for Arden Stakes Against Older Horses
Hambletonian winner Titan Hanover, undefeated in four races this year, faces six older rivals in the $85,000 Arden Stakes at Saratoga Raceway. Calumet Chuck Bay colt Titan is matched with Axemite, Captain January, Wee Laird, Ezra Blue, Prince Wayne and Yoder Cristen. Start expected to be Titan's last before shipment to Lexington next month. Jessie Mile, Volemite filly, upset by winning the first heat of the Village Farm Pace for three year olds at the Raceway.
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Saratoga Springs
Titan Hanover
Saratoga Raceway
Harry Pownall
Axemite
Titan
Captain January
Wee Laird
Ezra_Blue
Prince Wayne
Yoder Cristen
Lexington
Jessie Mile
Raceway
Association Games Draw Large Crowds In Kansas City
The Blues, in last place, failed to win, losing 5 to 1 and 11 to 6 to the Indiana Indians as 5 432 paid fans watched. Indiana increased their lead on Milwaukee to two and a half games while the Brewers beat Louisville 11 to 4. St Paul moved ahead of Toledo by 5 12 games after sweeping a doubleheader, and Minneapolis Millers edged Columbus 3 to 2. Lew Flick of Milwaukee scored five points to boost his average to .362. Dick Lanahan earned his 10th win for St Paul with four hits in the opener. Bill Hart homered twice for the Saints. In the second game St Paul scored the winning run in the ninth.
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Kansas City
Blues
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Saints
Toledo
Mud Hens
Minneapolis
Millers
Columbus
Lew Flick
Brewer
Dick Lanahan
Johnny Whitehead
Syd Peterson
Bill Hart
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