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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1942

Page

7

Logan Book & News win 13 inning softball classic

Logan Book & News of Athens defeated the Middleport Department Store 4-3 in 13 innings at HS Stadium to take the first of a two game series in the Middleport Softball Tournament. Harkins opened scoring, Lloyd and Manley produced two runs for the Depart ment Store, and Rundell, Marshall, and Hines sparked Logan with late-inning offense.

Middleport Bibbeship Logan Book & News of Athens HS Stadium Heck” Harkins Ohio Uni Male Harkins Paul Johnson MHS Roush Logan Rundell Hartinger Charlie Marshall Ich Ted Dep't Hines Athenians Jimmy Lloyd

Tribe Hurlers To Be Juggled by Boudreau

Detroit notes Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau will rotate pitchers rather than honor turns. He aims to use hurlers where they have the best chance to win as the team prepares for a game against the Tigers and then a Friday night clash with the White Sox in Cleveland. Harder is seen as best against Chicago.

Lou Boudreau Pitts Tigers Jimmy Tribe White Sox Cleve Stadium Udreau Mel der Cleveland Harder Chicago

Baseball Standings From The Latest Games

The standings show New York 10 over Boston 2 and Pittsburgh 3 over Cincinnati 0. Philadelphia 3 over Brooklyn 1 and St. Louis 5 over Chicago 0. American Boston 8 over New York 7 in ten innings. Washington 2 over Philadelphia 1 and St. Louis 7 over Chicago 0. Association Columbus 6 over Toledo 4 and Columbus 2 over Toledo 1. St. Paul 6 over Minneapolis 5 and Louisville 5 over Indianapolis 2. Milwaukee 6 over Kansas City 3.

New York Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago Washington Columbus Toledo St. Paul Minneapolis Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City L Club Pet Chiakey Dep Boston Ee American Club L Pet Boston Ae Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Association Club Pet

Cheshire Notes Highlight Local Family Visits

Cheshire residents share weekend visits with relatives across Gallipolis Dayton and Bulaville Ada Thompson hosts Connie Pinkerman while several families welcome guests from Middleport and LeSarge Junior Roush improves after surgery with family support and East Ohio connections noted.

Robert Bowman Dayton Harley Lee Springfield Dallas Rife Dale Rothgeb Bulaville Lottie Roush Aron Davis F. W. Butcher Clarence Peters Holzer Hospital Arthur Swisher Nitro W. Va E. F. Long Floyd Thomas Jimmie Columbus Roy Thomas Wilbur Swisher Corning Will Casto Middleport Ed Yeanger Curtis Rice Connie Pinkerman LeSarge Ada Thompson Lew Spires Taylors Junior Roush

Birthday Dinner for Danko Family at Buchtel

Mr and Mrs Chauncey Danko and children Mary Ann and Mickey of Millfield were honored at a birthday dinner Sunday at Mrs Dora Shrieve’s home in Buchtel. In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Duke Dawley and son Bobby of Millfield joined, then they drove to Gallipolis and returned to Buchtel for supper at Mrs Shrieve’s.

Chauncey Michael Danko Mary Ann Mickey Millfield

Birthday Dinner Honors Henrietta Heffken

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heffken hosted a Sunday dinner party for Henrietta Heffken’s birthday. Guests included Kathleen Willis John Earich Marion Earich Edward Mingus Betty Heffken and Carolyn Heffken along with the hosts.

Chauncey Henry Heffken Henrietta Heffken Kathleen Willis John Earich Marion Earich Edward Mingus Betty Heffken Carolyn Heffken Mrs

Cardinals Threaten NL Pennant Drive as Lead Shrinks

The St. Louis Cardinals reduced the Brooklyn Dodgers lead to six and a half games after a five game win streak, with Max Lanier pitching seven shutout innings in a 5-0 win over the Chicago Cubs. Meanwhile the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Dodgers 3-1 as they struggle. Carl Hubbell powered the Giants to a 10-2 victory over the Braves. Pirates shut out the Reds 3-0 as the AL saw the Red Sox top the Yankees 8-7 in 10 innings and the Browns beat the White Sox 7-0. Negotiations continue as Phillies owner Gerry Nugent searches for pitchers and hitters to spark a turnaround as volunteers lead the catcher position with Bobby Bragan showing early promise.

St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Dodger Max Lanier Cards Chicago Cubs Claude Passeau Dodgers Phils Brooks Cardinals Carl Hubbell New York Giants Boston Braves Mell Ott Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Giants Reds Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Denny Galehouse St. Louis Browns Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Washington Senators Philadelphia Athletics Nugent Phillies Honus Lobert Gee Walker Ber Warren Hans Lobert Stony Livington Newberry S. C Bragan Lobert Danny Murtaugh Merrill May Bobby Bragan American Legion Earl Naylor Buckey Walters Lonnie Frey Pilot Lobert Bobby

Chauncey Personalities and Local Visits Reported

Chauncey area residents host service members and relatives over the weekend. James Smith of Camp Dix, N J, visits his parents in Chauncey while Eugene Hoskins sails overseas. Several family visitors travel from Barberton Columbus and Wellston. local reunions occur at Albany and Millfield as Mrs. Kittle recovers from illness. Clell Mingus shoots a chicken hawk whose wings span 54 inches near East Millfield.

Chauncey James Smith Lancaster Camp Dix N. J William J. Smith Frank Lewis Eugene Hoskins Lewis U. S Grace Pinnick John Robert Barberton Mollie Hardy the Plains Clell Mingus East Millfield

Store Employees Honor Inductee With Picnic

Ang le's Store workers hosted a lawn picnic at the B. R. Angle farm on Sunday to honor Robert Mc Creanor who will report to Fort Hayes in Columbus Monday for U. S. Army training. Guests included McCreanor family, Frank Mc Creanor family, John McCreanor family, and others. meals and games were enjoyed with many helpers listed.

Relatives of Service Men Plan Meeting Thursday

Parents and relatives of Trimble Township service members are invited to gather Thursday evening at the American Legion club rooms to form a local organization. Alfred Andrews, commander of the Frank McCann Post and USO drive leader, is arranging the meeting.

Glouster Trimble Township American Legion Club Alfred Andrews Frank McCann American Legion USO

Help and humor from wartime camps and leagues

Fullerton's Roundup reports Camp Croft soldiers lack practice balls for golf. Capt Robert G Stephens Jr appeals for thousands of usable balls as Jack Cummins and pro friends respond. Also notes a Virginia League doubleheader finished in daylight after a rain delay. Fort Hancock bugler John J Savello turns to boxing with a 27-24 record.

New York Camp Croft S. C Robert G. Stephens, Jr P. S Jack Cummins Shawnee-on-Delaware Fort Hancock N. Y John J. Savello Johnny

Plains Methodist Church Centennial Observance Planned

The Plains Methodist Church plans its centennial observance for Aug 22 and 23 with Rev. C S Palmer as pastor. Events include an 8 pm Saturday hymn sing led by M O Bryan, a former Plains male trio, talks by Dr W A Matheny and Rev T W Shoemaker, and a noon basket dinner on the church lawn followed by an afternoon program featuring speakers, music, and former residents.

Chauncey The Plains Methodist Church C. J. McCullough C. S. Palmer M. O. Bryan the Plains L. D. Nelson Earl Cowen Ada Cartwright Rev T. W. Shoemaker Athens Methodist Church Palmer

Hamerick Family Dinner Party Noted in Millfield

William Hamerick hosted a Sunday dinner celebrating Mrs. John Hamerick with guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Hamerick and children Sissy and Billy from Corning Mon Hamerick Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. William Hamerick with Dick and Patty Hamerick of Millfield. Girls Kathleen Willis Betty Heffken Marion Fearich bicycled to Sawyers Picnic Park for a picnic dinner.

Chauncey William Hamerick Millfield John Hamerick Sissy and Billy Corning Mon Hamerick Columbus Patty Hamerick Kathleen —— Willis Betty Heffken Marion Fearich Sawyers

Time Card Details for East and West Bound Trains

The schedule lists East Bound trains including the Diplomat Daily with 1:30 and 11:06 times and West Bound National Limited with 3:59 and 4:15. It notes daily operation with exceptions on Sundays and Mondays and shows connections to New York Central South and Chesapeake and Ohio lines with arrival and departure times.

Diplomat Nations Limited National Limited NEW York Central South North Bound Cemepesages Speecia Ae

Local Family Visits Highlight Coolville Notes

Coolville residents host relatives and friends from Columbus Cincinnati Athens and nearby towns. Visitors include Miss Martina Vale from Columbus Aunt and Uncle H H Parrish and Leona Cole of Cincinnati with Gene Westich. Other guests include Willard Brandeberry Carl Lockhart family and Ruth Brandeberry birthday host party.

Coolville Frank Chapman Blaine Chapman Juanita Chapman Lawrence Swearingen Martina Vale Columbus H. H. Parrish Oscar Pierce Willard Brandeberry Carl Lockhart Gilbert W. Va Walter Lemnert W. A. Bingman F. G. Runion Cleveland Ruth Brandeberry G. Brandeberry John Gross Virginia Knecht Athens E. Brandeberry Hope Waloe Anne Walden

Mrs Shirley and Mrs Studer Win Club Team Match

Mrs Roy Shirley and Mrs R J Studer won the team match at the Country Club with a net 31 2. Second place went to Mrs K V Coombes and Mrs W E Watson with net 89. Heaney Brown duo won the high net prize. Studer elected chairwoman of the women’s golf committee. Today a two club tournament and a men’s par match play are on the schedule. US prison population cited as 161000.

Roy Shirley R. J. Studer K. V. Coombes W. E. Watson Mike Heaney P. C. Brown Art Comer

Byron Nelson Opens Ohio Open Huge Lead With 132 Total

Byron Nelson as Toledo Inverness pro led the Ohio Open with a 132 after two rounds at Mayfield Country Club. He scorched a 63 in the first 36 holes picking up seven straight birdies and an eagle, then added a 69 in the second round to build a five stroke edge over Herman Keiser of Akron who shot 67 in the afternoon. Al Espinosa and Phil Perkins tied for third at 143, with Rod Munday next at 148.

Cleveland Lord Byron" Nelson Toledo Inverness Mayfield Country Club Nelson Herman Keiser Akron Maurice McCarthy Cincinnati al Espinosa Phil Perkins Rod Munday Lloyd Gullickson Canton Billy Burke Joe Novick

Redlegs Sink to Fifth Straight Loss in Pirates Shutout

Cincinnati Reds were blanked 3-0 by the Pittsburgh Pirates, extending their winless streak to five games. Johnny Lanning and the Pirates limited Cincinnati to seven hits as Elliott and DiMaggio drove in runs for Pittsburgh, while Walters suffered the loss for Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates George Pirates Johnny Lanning Reds Pirate Bob Klinger Paul Derringer Pittsburgh Comerets Loca Oo Wasdell Dolce Saenaet Stewart Fletcher DiMaggio Ee Cristing Mnonsech Lansing Bucusewas Psee Gemascien Walker Cde Eneaere Aoe Eae Marshall Kelleher McCormick aMattick Ciccous Oon Cocecuc Nsaban Elliott Joost Gustine Frey Walters Phelps Lanning Shoun Dunn Stears

Front Runners National Batting and Pitching Leaders

The top hitters and pitchers are listed with leaders across teams. Reiser of Brooklyn leads in runs with 88 while Ott of New York has 21 home runs. Medwick of Brooklyn tops RBIs with 79 and Slaughter of St. Louis leads in hits with 142.

Reiser Brooklyn Ott New York Medwick Slaughter St. Louis Hack Chicago Marion

Birds Smack Hens Twice Tighten Lead

Toledo’s Madhens failed to capitalize as Columbus Red Birds won both ends of a doubleheader to seize first place. Milwaukee moved to third after a 6 3 win over Kansas City while Indianapolis and Minneapolis split, keeping the tight American Association standings unsettled.

Associated Press Toledo Madhens Columbus Red Birds Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville Mineneapolis St. Paul

New York Pros shine in boxing bouts at Madison Square Garden

Beau Jack of Springfield knocks out Carmine Fatta in New York, while Joey Paral ta defeats Quentin Baby Breese in Manhattan. Both bouts feature 137 to 138 pound class fighters and highlight strong performances at the New York venue.

New York Beau Jack Springfield Mass Carmine Fatta Joey Paralta Tamaqua Quentin Baby Breese Manhattan Kas

Mrs Hattie Mingus Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests

Mrs Hattie Mingus entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Theodore Heffken from Glouster Mrs Alfred Hanning and Ruth and Janet Hanning of Bailey Run and Jack Robert Clelland and Dick Mingus were also present.

Chauncey Hattie Mingus Theodore Heffken Glouster Alfred Hanning Ruth and Janet Hanning Bailey Run Jack Robert, Clelland Dick Mingus

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Athens Messenger Logans Department Store By Fritz Klein AB Harkins Arbogast Marshal Sweringen Seibananehae Logan's Wilt Manley Filis Boudreau Detroit Cheshire News Wilson’'S Store Chauncey, Ohio Ask Volunteers By Austin Bealmear Harry Grayson NEA Service Philadelphia Nationals Gerry Nugent Tommy Hughes Rube Melton Johnny Podgajny Frank Hoerst Danny Litwhiler Litwhiler Blazes Hughes Melton Podgajny Southpaw Hoerst Si Johnson Nick Etten Alban Glossop Doc Prothro Army Robert McCreanor John McCreanor James Andrew Mary Jack McCreanor Frank McCreanor Rollan Leo Smith Dick Jones Hariette Weymueller Ann Weymueller William Martin Fullerton Hugh Fullerton, JR Lynchburg Kenneth Jones Peoria Journal-Transccript Jimmy Foxx Tooter Chesapeake & Orio Wo Coolville News Eileen Henderson Harry Pickens Reedsville Howard Cole Floyd Mattack Charlene Bingman Camden-Clark Hospital Parkersburg Shirley Studer United States Byron Nelson Fritz Howell Joe Fogg, Jr Redlegs French Williams Spence Higgins Washingston Heath Boseton Case Borowy C. Vv. Yaw S. Court Street Quahing Gour Ond
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