Williams pays price as Red Sox discipline Williams after benching
Ted Williams faces a $250 fine and a public dressing down from Joe Cronin after loafing in a game. The Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey backs a high spending strategy as Boston trails the Yankees by three games. Williams risks fan jeers as Boston and New York prepare for a pivotal three game series.
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Joe Cronin
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Williams
Tom Yawkey
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Red Sox Yanks clash for American lead this Fourth of July
Red Sox prepare to host the Yankees in a pivotal two day series at Fenway Park with a chance to tie for the American League lead. Ted Williams faces discipline after a fine, while Cleveland and Detroit win to close the gap. Cardinals beat Pirates as Beazley hurls five hit shutout late.
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New York Yankees
City Outdoor Cage League Seeks Teams
Harry Lackey reports two teams have entered the city outdoor basketball league now being organized. The deadline is Saturday to reach at least four teams so games can start Monday. Four men per team due to small courts. games at 7 pm.
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Harry Lackey
Lackey
Birds Climb To 3rd Place In Tight Standings
In the American Association chase Columbus moves into third as Milwaukee and Louisville vie for top positions. Ted Wilks pitched a four hitter to blank Milwaukee 2-0 for Louisville while Tony Fiorito homered with the bases loaded in Louisville’s 6-2 win. Toledo edged St Paul 8-6 after a five-run first inning.
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Independence Day sports events across the nation
Fullerton's roundup notes Independence Day observances and Red Cross tournaments at tennis and golf clubs. It mentions George Earnshaw and Mickey Cochrane reuniting for a Detroit tomorrow game with Great Lakes Navy and Fort Custer All-Star service squad. Bob Chesnes story highlights a pitcher’s shift to shortstop.
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New York
USC
George Earnshaw
Mickey Cochrane
Mickey
Great Lakes Navy
Fort Custer
Detroitomorrow
Baseball Standings From The National and American Leagues
The standings list results across the two leagues with scores for several matchups. National: St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 1. Detroit 5, St. Louis 4. Columbus 2, Minneapolis 0. Louisville 6, Milwaukee 2. Toledo 8, St. Paul 6. Kansas City 10, Indianapolis 2. Postponed games include Boston-New York and Washington-Boston and New York-Philadelphia.
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Detroit
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Washington
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Cleveland
Chicago
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Minneapolis
Louisville
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Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
National Club
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Club
Tribe Sweeps Chisox Series
Cleveland completes a four game sweep of the Chicago White Sox in Chicago. Mel Harder returns to the mound wearing spectacles as the Friday night hurler while Chubby Dean holds the Psy Sox at bay before Heving closes out. The Indians lead 2 0 after two, push three runs in the seventh and two more in the ninth to seal a 7 5 victory.
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Harder
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Mel
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New York
Pale Hose
Chubby Dean
Joe Heving
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Redskins
Dean
Jeff Heath
Les Fleming
Ray Mack
Jim Hegan
Cris Hockett
Logans Trim Davis Lunch in City Softball Showdown
Logans Book Store edged Davis Lunch 13 to 3 at the high school field for their second straight win in the City Softball League. Logans opened with four runs in the first inning and scored in every frame except the second behind pitcher Charlie Marshall who homered in the third.
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Davis Lunch
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Beckleys
Lynchmen
Jack Hines
Charlie Marshall
Cronin Fines Williams $250 For Lakse Play During Doubleheader
Boston Red Sox manager Joe Cronin fined Ted Williams 250 for loafing and sulking in a Washington Senators doubleheader. Williams apologized saying he was childish and promised to play harder, as teammates showed displeasure over his effort in the recent stretch. Cronin held a club meeting at Fenway Park and benched Williams, a move echoed after league standings amid Yankees pressure.
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Joe Cronin
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Connie Mack
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Oakland Coasters
Red Sox Rise to Rookie Catcher Bill Conroy Shines
The Red Sox credit rookie catcher Bill Conroy with stabilizing the pitching staff and boosting their pennant bid. Cronin praises Conroy’s throwing, timely hitting, three homers, and leadership behind the plate at Boston.
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Murray City Social News Highlights Visits and Enlistees
Murray City notes multiple weekend visits from Nel le Hamer of Nelsonville and Maud Penn of Barberton plus extended family trips. Junior Snyder has enlisted in the U S Air Corps and several residents travel to Canton Columbus Detroit Akron Navarre and other nearby towns. Births surgeries and weekend gatherings link locals including Hellyer family members and Pearl Hellyer hosts.
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Murray City
Nelle Hamer
Nelsonville
Maud Penn
Dow Bancroft
Haydenville
Junior Snyder
John Snyder
U. S. Air Corps
Dan Simmers
Sand Run
Elsworth Loper
Naomi
Dillonvale
Mike Loper
Robert Stonei
Glouster
Gerald Martin
Middleport
Roy Martin
Matthew Thomas
Ray Palmer
Donna Lou
Detroit
Art Barnhill
Charles Barnhill
McArthur
Mike Hatem
New Straitsville
Henry Bennett
Jack
Barberton
J. W. Cuthbertson
Ison
Joe
Gene Hellyer
Columbus
Irma Hellyer
Merlin Hellyer
Eileen Thunderburg
Taylorsville
Orrin Foster
Harrold Johnson
Portola
California
Earl Storer
Dale Harris
Akron
Anna Harris
Billy Bell
Logan
Robert Bell
Daisy Taylor
Nora Wein
Grant Hospital
William Slisher
Floyd Jeandrevin
Navarre
Massillon
Richard Allen
Eldon Lopez
Oscar Loper
Margaret Gears
John McGuire
William Collins
John Kerns
William Kerns
James Hamer
John Nutter
Gene Six
Baseball Leaders from Front Runners Batting and Pitching
Front Runners names Reiser of Brooklyn Ott of New York Mize of New York and Miller of Boston lead in runs hits and steals with Mize at 82 runs 56 RBIs 82 hits and 10 steals cited. Gordon Williams Spence Williams and Borowy top AL batting and pitching statistics including 357 runs by Gordon and 17 home runs by Williams.
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Neker Heetz
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Wewe Tonelli
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Gleeson
Eee
Klein
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Scheetz
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Luken
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Glouster Social Notes and Birth Announcement
Glouster society notes report Mrs L W Ley hosting a Wednesday bridge night with three tables on Broad Street. High scores went to Mrs Melvin Goldstein and Mrs A H Chute, with refreshment served to listed guests. The 500 Club met at Mrs Evan Morgan home with two tables. Jessie Hill led, Frances Gibbs second, Grace Ochs consolation, followed by a salad course for guests. A seven pound son, Robert Edwin, born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCreanor of Glouster, with grandparents and great grandparents named.
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Dennison
Josephine Hedfelt
Chute
John S. Blower
L. K. Heiskell
T. A. Svoon
L. E. Richardson
Craft
Herman Atlas
Evan Morgan
Jessie Hill
Frances Gibbs
Grace Ochs
Vern Lamborn
Thomas Vaughn
Thomas W. Figley
Earl Morris
Robert McCreanor
Glouster
Robert Edwin
Main St
John MecCreanor
Joseph Vessalo
the Plains
Mike Bartoe
Sikorski Advances to Private First Class at Fort Sam Houston
Sikorski Frank Sikorski of Fort Sam Houston Texas is promoted to private first class. He performs at Service Club dances weekly and will appear with the army orchestra in a War Bond program across Texas. Open house set for Saturday at Jacksonville Eagle Lodge club rooms inviting public.
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Frank Sikorski
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
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Jacksonville
Eagle Lodge
All Star Lineups Shaped as Managers Name Likely Starters
Report details tentative lineups for the forthcoming All Star Game to be played at the Polo Grounds. Neither Joe McCarthy nor Leo Durocher could name a starting pitcher due to weekend doubleheaders, with Walker Cooper set to catch for Mort Cooper in the National League.
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Mize
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Gordon
W. Cooper
Keltner
Miller
Dickey
Mort Cooper
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Durocher
Walker Cooper
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Red Ruffing
Ernie Bonham
Spud Chandler
Glouster Churches Plan Services and Meetings
Rev A C Winkle to speak on Religion and the Nation at Glouster Methodist Church with Church School at 9 30 and services at 7 30 Epworth League to lead evening worship Official board to meet Monday 7 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 At Glouster Church of Christ Pastor C B Tigner topics Born of Water and Spirit and That the World Should Be Saved Bible School 9 a m YPSCE 6 30 p m and evening worship 7 30 Elder E K Peugh in charge during Elder H H Vian's vacation Board meeting after service to discuss revival plans Loyalty Campaign of the CEA education classes and alcoholic education superintendent appointment.
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A C. Winkle
Church of Christ
CEA
Family Reunion Held At Canter Home
Second annual reunion of descendants of Samuel and Rachel South held at Edith Canter home Glouster Route 3. Attendees include Angie South 82 oldest member and Daisy Chesser youngest. Edith Canter elected president for the coming year. A large elm shade table hosted a bountiful dinner as members visited sang and posed for photos. John F. Wever to take ten day furlough from Camp Livingston Louisiana to return home.
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Glouster
Samuel
Rachel South
Edith Canter
Angie South
Harry South
Athens
Ollie Gabriel
Paul Chesser
Paul Jr
Daisy
Israel Chesser
Rupert Chesser
Thomas Duffy
Della Kell
Dayton
Lora McCune
Ed South
Ralph Canter
Juanita Canter
Harvey South
Daisy Chesser
John F. Wever
Steve Molnar
Camp Livingston
Pvt LeRoy Skinner Transferred From Florida Post
GLOUSTER Pvt LeRoy Skinner who has been stationed at MacDill Field Florida has been transferred to Walla Walla Washington.
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Washington
WPA wage rise urged for Athens County workers
GLOUSTER Chester Sanborn president of the All-American Organization asks WPA employees in Athens County to write Congress to support a wage increase for WPA rolls. Five hundred cards are printed for local workers to sign and mail to Senator Taft and Representative Jenkins, with plans to send many more.
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Chester Sanborn
All-American Organization
WPA
Athens County
Taft
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Mr. Sanborn
Officers Elected by Club At Oakdale 4-H
The Merry Stitcher 4-H Club of Oakdale elected Juanita Harper president Betty Jane Losey vice president Sarai Harper treasurer and Donna Brunton news reporter with Betty Hufford advisor. Meetings set for twice weekly on Wednesday and Friday. Members present listed with names including Sue Ann Harry Joan Christman Hannah Rankin and Virginia Hufford.
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Mary M. Losey
Betty Hufford
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