July Fourth Baseball Boom Nets All Star Talk
Stars like Augie didn’t the Dodgers boost a holiday showcase as July games heat up amid a flurry of home runs. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 6-3 and 8-2 with a trio of slams and key triples to snap a skid. Names such as Ott and DiMaggio appear as All-Star nominees while the American and National Leagues split results in Philadelphia and Boston with notable homers and late drama.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
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Shell
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New Giants
Ott
Nnall
Boston
Therk Yankees
Souls
Joe
Brewers Hold Lead In Openers Amid Rough Games
BEBE ASSOCIATED PRESS reports Milwaukee built an early lead over Kansas City in a 4-2 opener win while Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Indianapolis and Toledo split road games. Freddy Sanford delivered a six hit effort for Toledo as Indianapolis allowed three runs in the first frame against Louisville. Roe pitched two strong hits for the Birds in a 15 to 3 win over Minneapolis.
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Milwaukee Brewe
Indianapolis
Brewers
Kansas City
Louisville
Abus
Toledo
Ind
Freddy Sanford
The
Birds
Roe
Peraul
Minneapolis
Christ Iho Visiting Father in Reno
Joseph W. Christ IhO is stationed at Reno and home on a 15 day furlough to visit his father M. E. Christman. The father is reported improving but remains seriously ill.
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Ster
Joseph W. Christiho
Reno
M. E. Christ
Mr. Christman
Baseball Standings and Results From The Weekend
Standings show Philadelphia leading with 15 to St Louis 2 and 4 3. Brooklyn 8 Chicago 3 and 2. Pittsburgh 8 New York 4 9 0. American results include Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 1 and 7 0. Detroit 10 Washington 3 and 6 4. Other scores include New York 3 St Louis 2 in 11 innings and New York 8 St Louis 5.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
National Club
Ww. L. Pet
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Chicago Eenecesee
New York Osocern
American Club
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Indianapolis
Columbus
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St. Paul
Toledo Saeco Espe al
Louisville
Kansas City
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Across Teams
National leaders include McCormick of Cincinnati at .329 and Vaughan of Brooklyn with 62 runs and 91 hits. Herman of Brooklyn leads doubles with 22 while Musial of St Louis has 10 triples. Ott of New York hits 12 homers. Stolen bases top Vaughan with 9. Pitching leader Krist of St Louis with 71 and Candini of Washington at 7 0.
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McCormick
Cincinnati
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Herman
Musial
St. Louis
Ott
New York
Krist
Lindell
York
Detroit
Johnson
Washington
Keller
Stephens
Case
Candini
Morrison couple purchase Trimble property for new home
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Morrison of Glouster bought the property opposite Christman's store in Trimble and will occupy it as a residence.
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Glouster
Leonard Morrison
Christman
Trimble
Rev Long’s Lost Bird Dog Tillie Returns Tale Of Quail Hunt
In Ashland near Spartanburg Rev Garis Long’s beagle Tillie wandered across the Carolinas and Virginia during a quail hunt. After a long search the minister returned home dogless but Tillie later turned up during a family picnic, ending the lean wanderer’s saga. The piece also notes baseball chatter about Mickey Owen and Medwick squeeze plays. A Sioux City Journal item cites Millers supporters proposing a club name as Minnehopeless.
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Garis Long
Ashland
Spartanburg
S. C
Tillie
Long
Carolinas
Virginia
Tennessee
John McGill, Jr
Ashland “Independent
Burgess
Sioux City
Minneapolis the American Association
Milwaukee
Minnehopeless’ Millers
Louis Names Bivins Top Heavyweight Powerhouse
Pittsburgh report shows Joe Louis rating Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland as the best active heavyweight while listing Billy Conn as his top challenger and Tami Mauriello as a strong candidate. Louis, weighing 220 pounds, refereed amateur bouts and spoke on possible retirement due to the war.
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Pittsburgh
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Tami Mauriello
New York
Joe
Louis
Birds Hens Split First Game in Columbus
Columbus hosts Toledo in a doubleheader split with close scores. Antonelli, Wieczorek, and Garagiola provide offense for Columbus while Gregory, Weintraub, and Hanning pace Toledo. Final lines show 1-1 in first game and 7-0 in second. attendance about 5,500.
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Verban
Antonelli
SURES
Cakineuem
Wieczorek
Leéaitic
Sk. Heorch
Oceneseam
Garagiola
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Fiat Seles
Toledo
Ossc
Gregory
Weintraub
Hayworth
Santore
Gras
Dockins
Heath
Colimpus
Epps
Criscola
Bucher
Young
Sanford
Schulte
Sturdy
Columbus
Steengraff
Murray
Johnson
Osuarian
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Criscole
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Peterson
Hanning
Calembus
Roe
Scoffic
Wiecorek
Fannin
Steengraffe
Wilks
Beckman
Kimberlin
Cox
Glouster Social Notes Record Local Nuptials and Visits
Mr Guy Hawk of McLeish and Miss Gladys Wilson, a New Lexington teacher, wed in their new home. The column lists numerous visits from families and friends across Glouster, McLeish, Columbus, and Trimble, with travel to Buckeye Lake, Columbus, and Detroit noted among residents and guests.
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Glouster
Guy Hawk
McLeish
Gladys Wilson
New Lexington
Ted Turner
Helen
Patty
Lewis Clark
Trimble
Hemlock
Turners
Turner
Columbus
Harry McDonald
O. A. McDonald
Andrew Alderman
Cleveland
Reds Try for First Win in Boston Amid Weather Delay
The Cincinnati Reds seek their first victory of the season in Boston after yesterday's doubleheader was washed out. Manager Bill McKechnie weighs Ray Starr or Elmer Riddle as starter while Casey Stengel hints Al Javery or Nate Andrews will go for the Braves. In Columbus, Buddy Walker stopped Leroy Lawson in the eighth of a 10 round bout after flooring his opponent.
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Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Reds
Bill McKechnie
Ray Starr
Elmer Riddle
Casey Stengel
al Javery
Nate Andrews
Columbus
Buddy Walker
Leroy Lawson
Walker
Lawson
McCormick and Curtright Top Batting Averages
In New York AP: Frank McCormick of the Reds leads the National League with a .329 average eclipsing Babe Dahlgren. Curtright of the White Sox takes the American League lead after a surge to .337. Vernon Stephens and Stan Musial also near the top as Oris Hockett falls back.
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NEW York
Frank MoeCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Guy Cartright
Chicago White Sox
Babe Dahlgren
Vernon Stephens
McCormick
Dahlgren
Phillies
Billy Merman
Brooklyn
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Curtright
White Sox
Oris Hockett
Cleveland
Local Servicemen Training and Assignments Highlight Glouster Area
Glouster area servicemen report training and leave statuses. Roger Kittle earned second lieutenant after Fort Riley Officers School. Mrs Kittle attended events. William Pough, training at Stewart Field near West Point, will graduate next June as Flying Cadet. Nelle Belle Williams to report to Boston for WAC training. Dean Peugh with Hospital No.4 in New Zealand. Max Sayre transferred to Keesler Field. Robert Morrison at Lincoln Air Base studying airplane mechanics. Pfc James Steadman released from Army. Leonard Willis visiting family in Dayton.
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Glouster
Roger Kittle
Fort Riley
Kansas
Mrs Kittle
Pine Bluff
Ark
FE. K. Pough
Stewart Field
West Point
William
Nelle Belle Williams
WAC
WAAC
Boston
Mass
Dean Peugh
Hospital No. 4
New Zealand
Elyria
Athens
W. A. Sayre
Trimble
Max
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Keesler Field
Miss
Mechanical Air Force
Robert Morrison
Alva Morrison
Lincoln Air Base
Lincoln
Neb
Pfc
James Steadman
Orlando
Fla
Arkansas State College
Leonard Willis
Paterson Field
Dayton
Goldie Willis
Elizabeth Robinson
Indians Slip in Standings After Doubleheader Losses
The Cleveland Indians fell from third to seventh after not playing a doubleheader Sunday and rose to sixth after losing a doubleheader yesterday. They were swept by Philadelphia's Athletics 2 1 and 7 0, scoring one unearned run in 18 innings. Don Black and Lyman Harris won for Philadelphia. Connie Mack's club led 2 0 in the opener with Pete Suder homering, while Vernon Kennedy took the loss in the second game and Bob Swift scored on a late double. Milnar relieved in the sixth after Kennedy walked three, and five runs crossed in the inning. Jim Bagby also absorbed a loss for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Philadelphia
Athletics
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Connie Mack
Don Black
Lyman Harris
Hank Eadwards
Pete Suder
A’s
Bob Swift
Johnny Welas
Mackmen
Vernon Kennedy
al Milnar
Kennedy
Milnar
Harry Wagner
Dick Siebert
Bobby Estatella
Pete Center
Jim Bagby
Bettors Crack North Randall Wager Record
Cleveland high stakes program at North Randall trots sets betting at 82458 dollars the largest at the track in 15 years. Volo Song wins the American Trotting Stake in a 2 03 1 2 third heat effort after a poor start to post the fastest 1942 grand circuit mile. Phonograph Racing places second in all heats with a 2 05 1 4 showing in the feature.
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Cleveland
North Randall Track
Volo Song
Randall Oval
Ben White
Phonograph
Worthy Boy
Seo Palin
Palin
Thomas Thomas
Eddie D
Holiday Not Observed By Miners of Glouster Area
Glouster observed no formal Fourth of July events as stores closed and doors stayed shut. Mines remained active to address coal shortages while some workers took a double holiday, and service members on furloughs mingled with residents. Flags appeared along High Street and in homes.
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Glouster
High Street
LeFavor couple welcomed a son William Morton
Mr. and Mrs. Har old LeFavor of Coshocton announce the birth of a son born Monday. They name him William Morton. The paternal grandfather is M. M. LeFavor of this city. The LeFavors also have a daughter about four years old.
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Glouster
Harold LeFavor
Coshocton
William Morton
M. M. LeFavor
LeFavors
Condition Improves for Stanley Sayre in Logan Hospital
Flouster Stanley Sayre, confined at Cheverington Hospital in Logan for several weeks due to an infected hand, is reported to be improving and may be able to leave the hospital in several days.
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Flouster
Stanley Sayre
Cheverington
Logan
Loss of Polish Chief Keenly Felt by Allies
London details a heavy blow as Prime Minister Churchill mourns General Wladyslaw Sikorski premier of the Polish government in exile who perished in a Gibraltar air crash. The tragedy also claimed Brigadier General J P Whitley M P among 16 dead aboard the Liberator returning from a Middle East inspection.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Wladyslaw Sikorki
Gibraltar
House
J. P. Whiteley
Sikorsk
Middle East
Krause Leads Notre Dame Cage Team in 1945-34 Season
SOUTIL BEND Ind Ed Krause Notre Dame basketball coach captained the 1945 1934 Irish court squad as reported in a local sports note from the era.
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Ind
Krauciaus) Krause
Notre Dame
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Charles Kirkbride
Myron Sayre
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Robert Williams
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Walter Kearns
Lucy Collins
Charles Moody
John Moody
Mary Virginia
Anna Louise Logue
Ed Kurtzman
Lois Harry
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Lawrence Banfield
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