Dodgers Edge Cardinals In War Memorial Benefit Game
Dodgers beat the Cardinals 7-5 in an afternoon game at Ebbetts Field as part of a War Memorial fund event. The crowd energy from Brooklyn fans contrasted with St Louis supporters while the Dodgers applied more hustle in the series, hitting hard early and securing the victory.
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St. Louis Cardinals
the Birds
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis
Flatbush
Ebbetts Field
Harry Brecheen
Junior
Cardinals
Vander Meer Stymies Giants 8 1 As Miller Grand Slam Decisive
Johnny Vander Meer pitched well at the Polo Grounds as Eddie Miller hit a grand slam to cap an eighth inning rally after Mel Ott issued an intentional pass to Ray Lamanno. Koslo briefly shut Reds down before the sequence that broke the game open. The Reds face the Cardinals in a home series with night and day games across the calendar.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Cards
Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Johnny Vander Meer
Giants
Eddie Miller
Mel Ott
Dave Koslo
Reds
Joe Beggs
Cincinnati
Big City
Johnny Mize
Miller
Cardinals
Dyermen
Labor Day
Boston
Brooklyn
Pomeroy Merchants Beat Racine to Tie OVA League Lead
Guinther pitched a three-hitter with 10 strikeouts as Pomeroy Merchants routed Racine 10 to 1. Hendricks led with three hits while Sorden and Houdershell added two each. Racine committed six errors and Delaney suffered a shoulder injury on a diving catch. Next, Pomeroy hosts Glouster Miners at Wahama Field Tuesday night.
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Pomeroy
Guinther
Racine
Merchants
Johnny Lee
Haskins
Hendricks
Sorden
Houdashelt
Delaney
Morris Moore
Sauer
Muskingum Names 22 Lettermen For 194? Football Drive
Muskingum College in New Concord announces 22 returning lettermen will anchor a 34 man squad after two weeks of drills under Athletic Director Ed Sherman. The Muskies open the season September 27 at Capital University with an eight game schedule featuring Heidelberg W and J and Wooster among others. TRIS SPEAKER is noted for brief mention of past baseball.
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New Concord
Muskingum College Muskies
Ed Sherman
Muskie
Sherman
Johnny Hadden
Jim Wilcoexin
Milt Patterson
Branko Stupar
Arkie Williamson
Hadden
Dresden High School
Muskies
Capital University
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Washington and Jefferson
Ohio
Mac Mariner
Charles Kruzan
Mariner
Kruzan
Indiana State Teachers College
Paul Norman
Capital
Canterbury
Wooster
Denison
Ohio Northern
Oberlin
Lavelle Named Freshman Football Coach at Xavier
Xavier University announces Charles A. Red Lavelle as freshman football coach. He reports to Ed Kluska for practice next Monday after a Naval career and prior Xavier stints. Lavelle starred for Musketeer teams of 1940s and earned the Xavier Legion of Honor.
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Cincinnati
Charles A
Red” Lavelle
Xavier University
Xavier
Gordon E. Nead
Ed Kluska
Lavelle
Amber
Musketeer
Xavier Legion of Honor
Cleveland
Cathedral Latin High School
Navy
Fort Scott
National standings spark midseason shift across leagues
A jumble of team records and percentages shows shifts in the standings. Notable marks include New York and Brooklyn in the National League and American League clubs like Detroit Cleveland and Chicago posting gains while St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia tally varied results.
Vets to Meet Pomeroy Merchants Under Lights Tomorrow
Athens Vets baseball team, second in the Hocking Valley League behind Glouster, travels to Wahama West Virginia to face Pomeroy Merchants at 8 p.m. after leaving at 5 30 p.m. The next day they host The Plains in a rematch of a 38 8 tie. Mike Olasin, the Vets second baseman, is out with a sprained ankle.
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Glouster
Athens Vets
Anwai Tinmaad
Mrulvowe Trittey F
Wahama
W. Va
Pomeroy Merchants
Plains
Athens
Mike Olasin
Vets
Night Baseball Results Across Leagues From Yesterday
Summary of multiple games with box style lines shows scores for Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Detroit New York Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Cincinnati and others. Notable pitchers and batters listed include Scarborough Mancuso Moss and Bevens along with Tresh Houk and Lamanno. Standings hint at a busy schedule with several late innings and run totals in various matchups.
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Washington
St. Louis
Scarborough
Candini
Mancuso
Zoldak
Moss
New York
Chicago
Bevens
Wensloff
Houk
Papish
Gebman
Tresh
Baseball Tonight Schedule for National League Matchups
Night games include New York against St Louis Chicago at New York and St Louis at Boston. Also listed are Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with several games marked as night events. Only games scheduled on the docket.
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National League Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Baseball season leaders top list of 1940s players
The tally highlights top performers across teams with batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching figures. Notable players include Mize and Williams with multiple categories, Bailey and Shea recognized for pitching marks.
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Williams
Boston
Doerr
Pesky
Boudreau
Cleveland
Vernon
Washington
Dillinger
St. Louis
Feller
Shea
New York
Hovering stork seen as menace at Marietta College
Marietta College faces a football season with optimism and baby-related distractions as two halfbacks and a tackle await fatherhood this fall. Don Drumm, athletic director, jokes about his pitchers and the spring pregnancy, noting it may affect performance but offering no predictions.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Don Drumm
Drumm
Boxing Results From Utica and Miami Shows Winners
Len Taglia stopped Howie Brode in Utica while Gene Smith defeated Les Flowitt in Miami. Freddie Apostoli won a decision over Ruben Shank in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Utica
N. Y
Len Taglia
Howie Brode
Chadwicks
Miami
Fla
Gene Smith
Youngstown
Les Flowitt
Detroit
San Francisco
Freddie Apostoli
Ruben Shank
Denver
Red Munger Shines At Night For Cardinals In Boston Win
Star pitcher Red Munger won his ninth night game with a five hit 5-2 victory over the Braves in Boston as St Louis stayed six games behind the Dodgers. Dodgers won 11-10 at Ebbets Field, with Casey fending off a late Pirate rally.
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Associated Press
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Red) Munger
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Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Munger
Red
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The
Redbirds
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Rip Sewell
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Sam Zoldak
Rae Scarborough
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Borden Nine Edges Sunnyside In West Virginia Ballgame
Borden's Dairy nine from Huntington defeated Sunnyside Comets 5 to 4 in a Sunday matchup at Apple Grove. Ira Garnett allowed six hits with five strikeouts and one walk but took the loss as Borden broke a 4-4 tie in the seventh inning with a run-scoring sequence. Barnett and Ferrell shared catching duties for Sunnyside.
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W. Va
Sunnyside
Hunt
Childers
Barnett and Ferrell
Duffy Tops Portland Prospect Hopes for Notre Dame
Port land youth Pat Duffy, an 18 year old six footer and high school junior, draws college interest from Notre Dame and other schools. His father would pay tuition if needed, while golf star Bobby Locke commands high exhibition fees and Northern California horse racing eyes Golden Gate’s opening. Publicity man Walter Mails praises Ed Fitzgerald as a top catching prospect in Sacramento.
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Portland
Oregon
Pat Duffy
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Mick
Young Duffy
Duffy
George Gipp
Bobby Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Locke
Byron Nelson
Northern California
Golden Gate Field
Albany
Santa Anita
Hollywood Turf Club
Walter Mails
Cleveland
Falcons Open Drills Ahead of Sept 20 Xavier Game
Bowling Green Ohio Cleveland Browns moved to Bowling Green to begin three weeks of pre season drills for 70 Falcon players led by Bob Whittaker. Twenty two letter men and many numerals will run two a days as they prepare for the Sept 20 opener vs Xavier in Cincinnati.
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Cleveland Browns
Bowling Green State University
Bob Whittaker
Falcon
Whittaker
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Falcons
Bee Gee
George Muellich
Fred Marsh
Ohio
Wayne Bordner
Tiffin
Mark Welker
Toledo Waite
Dave Martin
Oak Harbor
al Schindler
Lorain
John Tabler
Liberty Center
Danny Marazon
Toledo
Stan Yoder
Richard Lowry
Findlay
Bob Hall
Fremont
Sam Cooper
Jim Whittaker
Hel
Birds in Last Home Stand at Red Bird Stadium
Columbus Red Birds launch a nine game, six day stretch at Red Bird Stadium facing Indianapolis Indians Louisville Colonels and Toledo Madhens in their final home stand of the season. Key twin bills and doubleheaders set with 6 pm 7 pm starts and holiday games before a road finish.
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Columbus Red Birds
Red Bird Stadium
Flock
Indianapolis Indians
Louisville Colonels
Toledo Madhens
Birds
Indians
Colonels
Madhens
Ohio
Louisville
Indianapolis
Eighteen Nations Sought For 1947 World Weight Lifting
Philadelphia hosts the 1947 world weight lifting championships on September 26 and 27. Eighteen nations have been invited to send teams or individual competitors, with defending champions from America seeking to retain the title.
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New York
Philadelphia
U. S
America
Curran Quits as Glouster Bank Cashier
William Curran has resigned as cashier of the Glouster Community Bank effective Monday. He joined as assistant cashier over a year and a half ago and became cashier after Clyde Gibson left. Curran will become an accountant for a dairy company in Salem, Ohio, leaving the local bank vacancy open. The Munday family will move into the Curran home on Spring Street once vacated.
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Glouster
William Curran
Glouster Community Bank
Curran
Clyde Gibson
Salem
Jack Munden
Fred Heck
Spring St
Grange holds inspections and announces next visit
Grange Hall hosts three and four degrees conferred on two candidates by the local degree team. A potluck supper follows as H. E. Jones notes Everett Carbaugh of Athens will inspect the lodge next Saturday. Homemade pie and ice cream will be served with women asked to bring pies.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Grange Hall
H. E. Jones
The
Grange
Everett Carbaugh
Athens
Glouster Visitors Spend Vacation In Area
Glouster Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson Sr of Columbus former Glouster residents are visiting two weeks with Mr and Mrs Alpha Morrison. Mrs John R Clark and daughter Jean Ann go to Youngstown for a week visiting son and daughter-in-law Robert Clark. They will return home Labor Day.
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Glouster
Joe Nelson
Columbus
Nelson
Alpha Morrison
John R. Clark
Jean Ann
Youngstown
Robert Clark
Labor Day
WSCS Meeting Delayed At Glouster Church
The WSCS of the Glouster Methodist Church postpones its Thursday meeting to next week due to nightly special services this week.
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Glouster
WSCS
Eliases Visit Montgom ery Guests of Sister in West Va
Dr and Mrs J H Elias spent the weekend in Montgomery West Virginia as guests of Mrs Maude Love sister of Mrs Elias They returned home Sunday night
Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Billy Jurges hit a two run homer in the 10th inning to lift the Cubs over the Giants 9 to 7. Sam Zoldak scattered four hits to edge Rae Scarborough as the Browns beat the Senators 1 to 0 in a sharp pitching duel.
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Billy Jurges
Cubs
Giants
Sam_ Zoldak
Browns
Rae Scarborough
Senators
Hooper Ridge Church of Christ Opens Evangelistic Meeting
The Hooper Ridge Church of Christ opened its annual evangelistic meeting Monday with Daniel K. Teater of Glouster as evangelist and song leader and Mrs. Harold Brown as pianist. Meetings are at 7:45 p.m. daily except Saturdays through September 14.
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Glouster
Hooper Ridge Church
Sikorski Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Stanley Sikorski of Glouster announce their 50th wedding anniversary with a ceremony at Holy Cross Church. He immigrated from Poland in 1905 and she followed in 1907. They have 14 children, 11 living, and a planned homecoming reunion with relatives and friends.
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Stanley Sikorski
Oakdale Road
Holy Cross
Sikorski
America
Poland
Athens County
Glass Can Match Iron Strength Under Specific Conditions
Under certain conditions glass exhibits strength comparable to iron, challenging common material assumptions. Researchers note that tempered or specially treated glass can achieve high fracture resistance, with applications in engineering and architecture demonstrated in experimental panels.
Camp Visit Is Terminated At Tar Hollow
Last week the Tri State Christian Service Camp at Tar Hollow State Forest sent attendees home on Saturday. Participants included Lanella Jonas Richard Jones Lois Garrett Kenneth Eberts Edwin Carpenter and Eileen Pough with Ralph Byers as Cabin Dad and Mary Johnson as cook Ruth Teater as camp nurse Daniel K Teater as camp steward and the Teater family members Danny Timmy and Mrs Dale Thompson among the group. At Friday’s camp executive board meeting Teater the local minister was reelected camp steward and joined the camp management board. Also notes zinc can substitute for lime in glass manufacture.
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Tri-State Christian Service
Tar Hollow State Forest
Lanella Jonas
Richard Jones
Lois Garrett
Kenneth Eberts
Edwin Carpenter
Eileen Pough
Ralph Byers
Mary Johnson
Ruth Teater
Daniel K. Teater
Dale Thompson
Danny
Timmy Teater
Mr Teater
Ree
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