Baumholtz leaves baseball to serve in Navy
From Cincinnati comes word that Frank Baumholtz has played his final game for the Great Lakes Naval Station team and will be commissioned as an ensign, heading to the Pacific Coast. The Ohio University star, noted for basketball glory, hit over .350 in 30-plus games and drew major league interest before choosing Navy service, with Ohio fans bidding him farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Io University
Cincinnati
Eap
Frank Baumitz
Great Lakes Naval Station
Reds
Bobcat
Cincinnati Reds
Frank
Baumy
Cametery
Baumholtz
Lane of
Pacific Coast
Frankie
Og- Utah
Navy
Great Lakes
Sailors
Mickey Jane
Cochrane
Mick
Ohio University
Philadelphia Phillies
Lobert
Phils
Cleveland
Hether
Ohio
Sonny York Outpoints Fiorello in Brooklyn Bout
George Sonny York, age 153, from Niles, defeats Fiorello, 151, of Brooklyn, in a close outpoint victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
George
Sonny
Niles
Fiorello
Brooklyn
Tippett Sons Transfer Mentioned In Chauncey Family
Mr. and Mrs. Tippett of Mill Street Chauncey learned their son has been transferred to New Mexico. He serves in the United States Army Air Corps and has been at Minters Field California. Another son is in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNCEY
Karns
Camp Croft
S&s. C
Glennis Vern Karns
Charles Vern Karns
Ellis Ave
Chauncey
Ohio
D. C
Army
Fort Benning
Georgia
Baseball scores from yesterday's major and minor leagues
Cincinnati 4 Chicago 1 Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 New York 4 Philadelphia 3 American Philadelphia 8 New York 5 Boston 9 Washington 8 Boston 5 Washington 2 Cleveland 3 Chicago 1 Association Minneapolis at Columbus postponed Toledo 2 St Paul 1 Louisville 3 Milwaukee 1 Kansas City 2 1 Indianapolis 0 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
National Club Pet
Cubors
Csicune
Detroit
Washington Association Club
Great Lakes Navy Beats Reds Cubs in Charity Game
Cincinnati crowds pack ball park as Great Lakes Naval Station team defeats a Reds Cubs selection 3 to 1 in a breezy charity affair raising funds for Army-Navy Relief. Johnny Rigney and Russell Mears pitched for the Sailors, with Lamanno delivering key hits and a late insurance run. Attendance hits 29,541 as Fort Knox troops staged a military show between innings.
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Cincinnati
Army-Navy
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Ball Park
Great Lakes Naval Station
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Cubs
Fort Knox
Johnny Rigney
Russell Mears
Bill Lee
Ray Starr
Gee Walker
Starr
Ray Lamanno
Johnny Vander Meer
Claude Passeau
Great Lakes
Luccadello
Padgett
Andres
Hajduk
PyGiak
MOOR
Anette
Frey
Cavarretta
Weer
OL Phuiese
McCormick
Tee
Nicholson
Goodman
Lamanne
Schafing
Deenweede
Ae Thompson, P
Dallassandro
Marshall
Music
Ckces
Merullo
bNovikoff
Hanyzewsky
Errickson
McCullough
Thompson
Shoun
Abreau
MccCoy
Grace
Andrea
McCoy
Joost
Meers
Hany
Zewsky
Barr
Magerkurth
Jorda
Five-Hit Games Spell Losses as Boudreau Lifts Tribe
Lou Bou dreau staked the Indians to a 3-1 defeat of the White Sox as Edgar Smith allowed five hits. Big Bill Lee also yielded five hits in a 4-1 loss to the Reds. Mort Cooper’s 32 scoreless streak ends with Elbie Fletcher’s homer. The Braves beat the Dodgers 4-3, Giants top the Phillies 4-3, and the Yankees split a Philadelphia doubleheader while sinking in the AL lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Smith
Chicago White Sox
Cotton Top
Lou Boudreu
Indians
Smith
Boudreau
Pittsburgh Pirates
Elbie Fletcher
Cooper
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hugh Casey
Brooklyn
Les Webber
Cliff Melton
New York Giants
Phils
Melton
Giants
New York Yankees
Philadelhia
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Yanks
Red Sox
Senators
Association's All Star Tilt Set for July 23
The ninth annual American Association all star baseball game is slated for July 23 at the home park of the current first place club. Proceeds mostly go to Army and Navy relief with park-opening expenses covered from receipts. Kansas City Blues emerge as likely hosts after a doubleheader split with Indianapolis. Milwaukee falters against Louisville, while Toledo beats St Paul in 10 innings.
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Columbus
Army and Navy Relief
Army- Navy
Baseball Writers
Allstar
Kansas City Blues
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Front Runners and Leaders In City Softball Standings
Rain postponed the scheduled City Softball League game last night between The Athens Lawyers and Beckleys. The game with other postponed games will be played at the completion of the regular schedule.
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Athens Lawyers
Beckleys
Boudreau Breaks Slump With Four Hit Night Against White Sox
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau vaulted from a slump with a four for five performance including a home run a double and two singles as the Indians beat the White Sox 3 to 1 for Jim Bagby’s ninth win. Ed Smith endured another tough night as Chicago dropped to 12 losses in 14 games.
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Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Chisox
Jim Bagby
Lou
Tribe
Ed Smith
Jou
Chubby Dean
Red Sox
Les Fleming
Dean
Cris Hackett
Boss
Ken Keltner
Smith
Redskins
Grand Circuit Season Opens at Goshen Track
Trotters and pacers of the grand circuit begin a four day meet at Goshen half mile track with other circuits shut down due to army activity. The schedule continues through July including stops at Roosevelt raceway Long Island and Hambletonian events at Goshen, with races in multiple states planned later.
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Goshen
N. Y
Army
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Springfield
Roosevelt Raceway
Long Island
Old Orchard
Saratoga
Milwaukee
Louisville
Reading
Delaware
Ohio
Lexington
Glamorous Esther the 1700 Year Old Indian Maiden
The preserved mummy of a Pueblo dwelling girl, once called Ether, found in a cave near Durango, Colorado, tours the United States as the glamorous Esther and is now housed at Mesa Verde National Park.
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Esther
Durango
Colo
United States
Mesa Verde National Park
Touchdown Engineer Neyland Leads Army Districts In Norfolk
Lt Col Robert Neyland, famed Tennessee football coach, now heads a vast Army district in Norfolk directing about 500 projects and 50 000 workers. His focus on detail mirrors football, and his wartime role follows 24 years in uniform plus a Tennessee coaching legacy.
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Bob Neyland
Uncle Sam
Army
Norfolk
Robert Reese Neyland
University of Tennessee
United States Army
Neyland
Tennessee
Greenville
United States
W. W. Lapsley
W. W. Madden
West Point
General MacArthur
Academy
Knoxville
Fullertons Roundup New York roundtable talks schedules and ideas
In New York Fullerton columns discuss wartime sports plans for 1943. Proposals include late starts, home training, weekend play with Friday nights, Saturday doubleheaders, Sunday games and limited travel. Ideas also suggest players take side jobs and wartime divisions separate east and west to cut travel.
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New York
Jack Zeller
Zeller
Art Rooney
Golf season opens at Athens Country Club with match play
Play for Bonds, Stamps opens the second part of the golf season at Athens Country Club on Saturday July 4 with a match play against par tournament offering four prizes per flight. Class A handicaps 1 to 15 and 16 to 30 in B. Sunday features Medal Play Handicap with $1 entry and Bonds and Stamps prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Plains Miner Seriously Injured After Mine Car Accident
Melvin Tolbert of The Plains, employed at Hocking Mine, sustained serious back and arm injuries when he was thrown from a car against a post in the mine. A back brace is in place and he remains out of confinement at home. Tolbert is the son in law of Mr and Mrs Dude Grandy formerly of Trimble.
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Hocking
Chauncey
Melvin Tolbert
Dude Grandy
the Plains
Trimble
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey residents visit relatives in Erie Millfield and Chauncey while guests stay with the Tippett family. Florence Davis remains seriously ill in Bailey Run. Frank Love, 10, is recovering from a broken arm after a fall from a tree near his home.
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Chauncey
Christine Baldy
Larry
Erie
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
Baldy
Ernestine Tippett
Ellis Ave
Mra
Florence Davis
Harry Davis
Bailey Run
George Adkins
Lancaster
Oscar D. Adkins
Andrew McKinney
Jack Sanders
Don Sanders
Albany
Lois Jean Sands
John Karr
Dayton
John Doe
Springfield
Frank Love
Mrs
Wilbert Love
Estes couple to host housewarming at Chauncey home
Mr and Mrs J E Estes recently bought the Harry Linscott property in Chauncey after renovations and move in this month. They will hold a housewarming on Saturday July 4 from 2 PM onward inviting friends met during their Chauncey residence. Mr Estes is superintendent of the Strontium Plant near Chauncey. The Estes family moved here from West Virginia and previously lived on Ellis Ave and Mill St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
J. Edgar Estes
Harry Linscott
Estes
West Virginia
Ellis Ave
Mill St
Week End Visitors Attending in Lexington Avenue Edition
Chauncey hosts Mr and Mrs S D Jackson of Chauncey for a weekend at their Lexington Avenue home. Chicago friends Mr and Mrs J C Morgan travel en route to Clarksburg West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Richard Bumgardner and daughter Barbara from Columbus Ohio visit.
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Chauncey
S. D. Jackson
Lexington Ave
J. C. Morgan
Chicago
Clarksburg
W. Va
Richard Bumgardner
Lucille Jackson
Barbara
Columbus
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Mitch
Neil Tippett
Edgar S Smith
Concord Concord
Concord Union Church
W. M. George
Nelsonville
Mothers Bible
Zion Free Will Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Mable Swartz
Richland Ave
Athens
Jeanette Blackford
Chauncey Girls 4-H Club
Miss Blackford
Mariel Smith
Ladies Aid Society
The
Millfield Church of Christ
Iva Evans
John Dwight
John Sharick
Judson Bailey
Reiser
Ott
Mize
Miller
French
Gordon
Williams
Spence
Case
Kubel
Borony
King
Hamilton
Dana M. King
Hamilton High School
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University Aluminus
A. R. Tilton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
Panama
France
Kentucky Wildcats
Duke
Alabama
Louisiana State
Volunteers
Crimson Tide
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Joe Gordon
Ralph
Red) Rolfe
Fullertons
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Bill Diehl
Ledger-Dispatch
Sammy Snead
James E. Doyle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chauncey District
C. V. Yaw
S. Court Street
Wilson’s Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Palm Beach
America
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