Army Navy relief nets $180000 as junior circuit falls short
The 16 teams completed the relief program by boosting American League contributions past $250000, though the junior circuit trailed the Nationals by $70,000. Dodgers beat Giants twice, Camilli hit a grand slam, Pirates toppled Cardinals, and several AL games shaped pennant races.
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Austin Bealmear
Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit
Tigers
St.Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Cardinals
St. Louis
New York Giants
Redlegs Fall In Double Shutout At Great Lakes
Cincinnati Reds were blanked 3-0 in both games at Great Lakes Naval Training Station as Lon Warneke pitched a two hitter in the nightcap. Claude Passeau allowed the first game’s three runs, with Chicago Cubs support aiding the defense. Frank McCormick doubled, Gee Walker stole, and Lonnie Frey singled but was erased on a double play.
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Khart
Ccceeasant
Wilks
Uisville
Vietelmann
Benjamin
Morgan
Burkhart
Heath
Barrett
Williams Columbus
Louisville
Antonelli Davis
Kress
Cincinnati
Lazor
Frey
Gilbert Johnson
Lukon
Glee M. McCormick
Son
Gilbert
Bena Walker
Jamin
Luken
Marshall
Krees Tipton
Wietelmann
Klein
F. McCormick
Myatt
Davis
Co- Haas
Jlumbus
Lamanno
Anil Halls
Sayles
Joost
Crouch
Walters
Rnan Shige Cinta
Hack
Um- Cavarretta
Wiethe
Murray
Fenton
Pires Nicholson
Novakoff
Columbus Brho Dallesandro
McCullough
Young
Herndaez
Bergama
Merullo
Ss Moss
Sturgeon
Ee i. Eee Passeau, P Lukon
Antonelli
M. “McCormick
Cocekstsea
Weer
Chicago
Blackman
Haas
Magerkurth
Bagr
Lingua
Eieieenns
Ene Haas
See
Johnson
Rf Core
Cccueen
Tipton
Lf F. McCormick
Lacy
Tee
Lucier
Ancereee
Walker
Blumette
Ee Lamanne
Comnande
aRan
Goodman
Columbus
Brecheen
Myatt Cavarretta
Nicholson
Moss
Wietelmann Novikoff
Dallesandro
Stol- Scheff'g
John
Warneke
Sanen
aRatted
Derringer
Biumette
la- Chicago
Cier
Blumete
Cavarretta
Great Lakes
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Mickey Cochrane
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Claude Passeau
Lon Warneke
Baseball standings and results from yesterday
National and American leagues show Brooklyn beating New York 6 to 4 in 10 innings and 7 to 5 later. Brooklyn also downed New York in extra innings. Other NL games include Boston over Philadelphia 3 1, Chicago over Cincinnati 3 0, Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 3, and St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2. AL games list Washington over New York 7 6 and 2 0, Boston over Philadelphia 2 0 and 7 0, Chicago over Cleveland 3 1, St Louis over Detroit 4 2. Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Louisville, Columbus, and Kansas City also posted results.
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American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
American Las Club
Pet
Milwaukee Eeeeen
Columbus «Os
Oto
Atabeumeace
Anunen OO
Etesan
L. Pet
Eccene
New York Weeennce
Cincinnati Waneene
Pittsburgh Nnenee
Heeeens
Boston Eneader Oo
Philadelphia On Ee
Io Pet
New York Essen
Longwood Bowl Finish Highlights Fray in Tennis Tourney
Francisco Segura defeated Lieut. Gardnar Mulloy 6-3 6-4 7-9 3-6 6-1 in the 48th Longwood Bowl final. Gunder Haegg set a 2000m mark in 5:11.8, breaking Archie San Romani’s world standard by five seconds. James Counselman cut the American breaststroke record to 1:13.1. Bears beat Camp Grant 32 to 6 with key passes. Devil’s Thumb took the Grand Union Hotel stakes at Saratoga in 1:12 2-5 for six furlongs. Can't Wait captured the Saratoga Handicap at 37 to 2. Mercury annexed Walt Whitman Handicap by a half length. Blueberry Pie won Meadowland Handicap at 2:04 1-5 on Washington Park turf.
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Brookline
Mass
Francisco Segura
Ecuador
Gardnar Mulloy
U.S.N
Oestersun
Sweden
Gunder Haegg
Archie San Romani
Jasonville
Ind
James Counselman
St. Louis
Chicago
Football Bears
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
W. E. Boeing
Myron Selznick
Camden
N. J
Ella K. Bryson
Ogma
Max Factor, Jr
Washington Park
Marriage Announced for Dorothy Mae Smith and Ralph D Cole
GLOUSTER Mrs. R B Smith announces the marriage of Dorothy Mae to Ralph D Cole son of Mr and Mrs M L Cole Zanesville. The ceremony was at the bride’s home Aug 16 conducted by Rev A G Winkle with only parents and Mrs Winkle present. They will reside in Mechanicsburg where he is a high school principal. Dorothy Mae attended Ohio University and was English instructor at South Zanesville High School before the marriage. Ralph Cole is a graduate of Oberlin College and the University of Alabama and a member of Phi Delta Kappa.
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Glouster
R. B. Smith
Dorothy Mae
Ralph D., Cole
M. L. Cole
Zanesville
A. G. Winkle
Glouster Methodist Church
Gordon
Cole
Mechanicsburg
Ohio University
Athens
Alpha Gamma Delta
Phi Beta Kappa
South Zanesville
Oberlin College
University of Alabama
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Navy men Howard Dodson and Rankin Bruton visit families
Howard Dodson stationed in New York with the Navy spent Sunday and Monday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dodson. Rankin Bruton, also stationed in New York with the Navy, spent Sunday and Monday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Die Janes.
Indians Edge Sox in 10th Inning as Packers Hold Lead
Cleveland remains 1/2 game behind fourth place after a split with Chicago. Jim Bagby spun a five hitter to win the nightcap 1-0 in 10 innings with Cris Hockett’s single and Ken Keltner’s double keying the run. Ted Lyons allowed three Tribe hits in the opener as Appling tied the game in the ninth. Taft Wright was walked and Bob Kennedy scored on a flight to center. Vern Hall visits Springfield during two week Army furlough before active duty.
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Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Chisox
Jim Bagby
Cris Hockett
Ken Keltner
Ted Lyons
al Smith
Wal
Moses
Myril Hoag
Luke Appling
Taft Wright
Bob Kennedy
Hoag
Joe Kuhel
Hackett
Appling
Mike Tresh
Kolloway
Eren Moses
CE Acdus
Se Kennedy
Eree Appling
Ss Wright
Kuhel
Wells
Tresh
Pdiatbarians Desavisls
Smith
Chicago
Kuhel Keltner
Kuhel Tresh
Keltner
Weatherly
Mack
Lyons
Rommel
Quinn
Wright
Turner
Bagby
Grimes
Wade
Kuhel Kuhel
Wade Boudread
Coon and Miller To Meet In Country Club Finals
In Athens Country Club play, defending champion Leslie Coon advances to the finals after edging Dr. Robin Gardner on the 37th hole in a dramatic semi final. Miller defeats Roberts six up and five to play to reach the final, with other results noted in class standings. Fred Thomas, son of A M Thomas, is stationed at Bow−man Field Kentucky after induction into the Army.
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Miller
Robin Gardner
Athens
Leslie Coon
Gardner
Oe de Pine
Roberts
Dormie
Coon A.M
Cordner le
Roberts A.M
P.M
Miller A.M
Thomas
Kentucky
Glouster
Fred Thomas
A. M. Thomas
Army
Bowman Field
Baseball Statistics Summary From The Front Runners Era
The document lists leaders in batting runs and hits with players from teams such as Brooklyn New York Boston St. Louis Washington and Cleveland. Key figures include Ott Reiser Slaughter Williams DiMaggio and Spence with metrics for runs batted in runs hits and stolen bases. Pitching leader Borony of New York is noted with a 12 2 record.
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Pete Reiser
Brooklyn
Willard Donovan
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Clyde Kluttz
Lee Ballanfant
Associated Press
National League
Reiser
Ott
New York
Camilli
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Williams
Boston
Spence
Washington
DiMaggio
Heath
Cleveland
Case
Borony
Trapshooters Busy at the 43rd Grand American
The 43rd Grand American trapshoot in Vandalia featured nine championships at 100 targets. Hale C. Jones of Wood River IL won the open title with 198 of 200, edging Karl Maust Columbus OH, Lt Joe Hiestand Hillsboro OH, and Ralph Jenkins Orleans IN in a shootoff. Norval Tanner of Kings Mills OH captured the Vandalia Open Handicap with 97 of 100.
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Vandalia
Hale C. Jones
Wood River
Karl Maust
Columbus
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Ralph Jenkins
Orleans
Ind
Norval Tanner
Kings Mills
Football in wartime prompts cadet schedule demand
Fullerton notes new angles on soldiers football stressing cadets with regular practice hours as the only troops ready for tough schedules while workers on planes and weapons are too fatigued. Branch Rickey cites 124 Cardinals players in service and 148 pro golfers in the armed forces. A Detroit sailor and Teamsters union move lead to $27,590 in amateur softball tickets and a U of Detroit stadium rental for finals. Minor league mud incident cited as cautionary tale with political overtones.
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New York
Army Air Force
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
P.G.A
Detroit
Max Gail
Bill Barnett
Teamsters Union
Barnett
U. of Detroit
Birds Lose Doubleheader To Louisville in AA Standings
Milwaukee slips in the American Association race after a doubleheader loss to Louisville as Columbus gains ground behind back to back defeats. St Paul beats Kansas City 3 1 in the first game but falls 7 2 in the nightcap, while Indianapolis’ John Hutchings blanks Toledo 1 0 on three hits.
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Birds
Louisville
Brews
Milwaukee
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Brewers
Kansas City
Colonels
Red Birds
Chick” Sayles
Bill Crouch
Red Kress
Andy Gilbert
Harry Brecheen
Kensay Burkhart
Millers
Tommy Belts
John Hutchings
Indianapolis
Toledo Mudhens
Glouster Legion Auxiliary Wins National Citation
Glouster unit of the American Legion Auxiliary received a national citation of merit for meeting all department requirements at the state convention in Canton August 15 to 18. Glouster joined Athens and Oak Hill as district recipients, with Lena Buddis accepting on behalf of Glouster. Hazel Allison of Oak Hill was named district rep for the national convention. The eighth district fall conference will be held in Athens with the district Legion posts.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Canton
Athens
Oak Hill
Lena Burdiss
C. E. Haskins
Trimble
Elizabeth Mandrell
Hazel Allison
Eighth
Eighth District
American Legion
Trimble Man Raises Okra Plants For Gumbo
Oscar Kloh of Trimble is noted as a deluxe gardener with okra plants under cultivation. The okra grows about four feet tall and is harvested when pods reach four to five inches for use in vegetable soup. Pods contain small round kernels and the plant has large leaves. okra is common in the south but uncommon in this locality.
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Trimble
Oscar Kloh
Glouster Personal News Highlights Regional Guests
Mrs. C A Pride stayed in Greenfield for ten days with her mother Mrs. Boyd Wilson. Nearby visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pico and relatives from Pittsburgh and Columbus. Navy enlistee Bob Anderson visits before duty. Local families host guests from Athens Columbus Trimble Jacksonville and Point Pleasant with several local residents sharing news of travels and visits.
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Glouster
C.A. Pride
Greenfield
Boyd Wilson
Carl Pico
Fred Kittle
Athens
Hull F. Kittle
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