American Leaguers Win All Star Game In Wartime Night
The American League defeated the National League 3 to 1 in New York as Lou Boudreau and Rudy York powered a first inning burst. Spud Chandler and Al Benton shut down the Nationals while Mickey Owen hit a pinch homer in the eighth. The game was played amid a blackout with 33 694 fans in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Ernie Lombardi
Nationals
Cleveland
Ohio City
Lou Boudreau
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Boudreau
Cooper
Ted Williams
Detroit
Spud Chandler
Yankees
al Benton
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Benton
Durocher
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Vandy
Passeau
DiMaggio
Bucky Walters
Reds
Joe Gordon
Permit More Night Contests For Senators
The Washington Senators were approved to play all home games at night except Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Final league approval awaits at a joint session this afternoon. The club already leads with 21 night games as attendance waned in the daytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Senators
Senators
Will Harridge
Clark Griffith
Montgomery Faces Angott In Non Title Bout At Shibe Park
Philadelphia fight card features Bob Montgomery against Sammy Angott in a non title 12 round bout at Shibe Park. Montgomery seeks revival after two previous losses to Angott and hopes to regain prestige with about 20,000 spectators and a $40,000 gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery
Sammy Angott
Washington
Louisville
Shibe Park
Angott
Montgomery
Newark
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bradbury notes from the church service July 5 led by Elder Waters of Zanesville Church of Christ. Mrs. Evelyn Murray recently discharged from McMillan Hospital in good condition at home. The Russell and Gardner families share local visits and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury—Bible School
Elder Waters
Zanesville
Corning
Robinson
Virginia Russell
Columbus
Griff Russell
Box Score Baseball Game Nationalists vs Americans
The Nationals defeated the Americans 1 to 3 with Chandler earning the win over Cooper. Key hits included Boudreau and York for the Americans and Hall of fame-like performances from Brown Vaughan and Owen in the field and at the plate.
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Keltner
Chandler
Ja Johnson
Bonton
Lie
Tore
National AB RH
Brown
Herman
Vaughan
Elliott
Canakansn
Leee
BO Vaeheda
F. McCormick
Cspeee
Medwick
Slaughter
Gor
Lombardi
M. Cooper
Redatoue
Vander Meer
Pamest
Wrsee de Eceenen
Cieaethesel
Boudreau
Henrich
Williams
J. DiMaggio
Toee
Acaccamse
Gorton
Passeau
York
Owen
Gordon
American
National
Benton
Cooper
Tebbetts
Ott
Miller
Walters
Tebbbetts
Ballanfant
N.L
Stewart
A.L
Barlick
McGowan
Norman Dean Wins Directors Prize At Athens Country Club
Norman Dean won the Directors personal prize at Athens Country Club in a dramatic 36 hole final against Joe Seipler. Dean led by at most three holes, Seipler's 40 foot birdie tied it on the 35th, and Seiple three putted the 36th to lose one up. Dean defeated Barstow Thomas Musgrave Thackery and Seiple en route to the title. Seiple defeated Earl Beckley Miller Coon Oldfield to reach the final. A blind bogey for the women is scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dean
Athens Country Club
Joe Seipler
Dean
Seiple
Barstow
Thomas
Musgrave
Thackery
Earl Beckley
Miller
Coon
Oldfield
Legion to Meet Glouster Post Vets Tonight
The Frank McCann Post American Legion holds its regular meeting this evening. Members are urged to attend as plans or announcements may be discussed.
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Legion
Glouster
Frank McCann
American Legion
Hold Everything Furlough Promise Prompted by Captain
A petty exchange echoed aboard the ship as a crew member pressed a promised furlough. The captain’s response remains unknown, but the moment highlights tensions over leave amid ongoing duties.
Three Teams At .500 Mark In Association
The American Association saw three clubs reach .500 as Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 9-8 and Louisville won 8-5 after Indy losses. Columbus fell to Toledo 4-1 as Kansas City and St Paul rested. Lou Lucier left with a wrist injury after a line drive in the ninth. Fritz Ostermueller fueled Toledo with four hits, backing two Toledo runs in the second and two in the eighth. Chuck Stevens homered off Ted Wilks as Toledo bought eight hits off Wilks in a nine hit performance.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tribe
Colonels
Columbus
Brewers
Toledo Mud Hens
Kansas City
Tailender St. Paul
Fritz Ostermueller
Toledo
Ted Wilks
Chuck Stevens
Wilks
Ray Parrott
Pet
Brooklyn -Cneeeene
St. Louis Saneenne
Cincinnati Eeemeene
New York
Chicago
Neesensee
Meeeene
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis Ocean
Chica
Washington
Association Club
St. Paul
Rev Edwards Dickinson to preach at Coolville church Sunday
The Coolville Congregational Church will have Rev Edwards Dickinson preach at 10 45 Sunday July 12. The notice lists local social and church gatherings including Ww S C S meeting July 9 and Hannah D Bible Class July 8 at the Davis home.
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Coolville
Edwards Dickinson
Hannah D. Bible
Congregational Sunday School
D. C. Davis
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Union of Phyllis Brown and Arles Cheveroni
Mrs. Orley Vore announces the wedding of her daughter Phyllis Brown to Arles Cheveroni both of Adena. The ceremony occurred Friday July 3 at Rev. Fredrick Brown's Dresden home with a blue crepe dress and pink white baby breath corsage. The couple will reside in Adena after a brief visit with Phyllis's mother.
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Orley Vore
Jacksonville
Phyllis Brown
Arles Cheveroni
Adena
Fredrick Brown
Dresden
Chevvront
Robert Brown Jr
Chevvroni
Earnest Chevvroni Roth
Adena High School
Cheveroni
World Series funds may aid war relief and tour plans
MLB owners and officials agreed part of fall World Series proceeds would aid war relief agencies but did not set amounts or beneficiaries. The advisory council will decide on possible touring games or extra matches, while Kenesaw Landis Ford Frick and Will Harridge form the panel. Landis rejected Clark Griffith’s bid to move remaining Washington games to night slots except Sundays and holidays.
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NEW York
Baseball
Advisory Council
Kenesaw
M. Landis
Ford Frick
National League
Will Harridge
American League
Landis
Baseball Standings and Results Summary
National league had no games. American Association games: Toledo beat Columbus 4 to 1. Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee Louisville 9 to 8. Indianapolis 5. Only scheduled games noted.
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Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Fullerton's Roundup on Boudreau and All-Star Night
Lou Boudreau shines for the Indians in the All-Star event as Leo Durocher singles him out. Bill McKechnie shrugs off reporters while Joe Gordon, Ted Williams, and Joe DiMaggio are noted figures in a lively New York crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lou Boudreau
Service All-Stars
Lou
Indians
Leo Durocher
Leo
Durocher
Joe Gordon
Wilson Family Reunion Held At Kieffer's Grove July Fourth
Murray City reports the fourth annual Wilson reunion held July 4 at Kieffer's Grove. Numerous Wilson relatives from nearby townships gathered, including Cora Wilson and many descendants. The piece also notes visitors and extended kin from around the region. The article closes with a brief, out-of-context line: The United States oil industry produced 36,765,000 barrels of Desting during 1940.
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Murray City
Wilson
Kieffer's Grove
Cora Wilson
Grace
Athens
R.F.D. No
Chester Wilson
Maxine
Patty
Gary
Columbus
Woodrow Wilson
Arlean
Jerry
Nelsonville
R.F.D
James Wilson
Edith and
Penna Holcombe
Magnolia
Raymond Wilson
Richard
Joe
Jack
Mineral City
John Wilson
Harold
Loretta
Lovella
Leila
Glen Robert
New Straitsville
Myrtle Kieffer
Marie Spencer
N. Straitsville Rf.d
Effie Spencer
Betty
Jean
Raymond
Charles Sorrell
Amos Sorrell
Jimmy
Glenroy
Willard
Juanita
Dorothy
Steve Sorrell
Clyde
Charles
Adrain
Glouster
Elmo Taggart
Terry
Leonard Sorrell
Akron
Jack Phillips
Circle Hill
Nellie McGowan
Mary Gibson
Grace Fulton
Dora Wilson
Maude Wilson
Wellsburg
W. Va
Dale Spencer
Kathryn Micheals
Barberton
Spencer
George Campbell
Gladys Sorrell
Eunice Spencer
FE. G. Sweeney
Logan
Bette Spencer
Lancaster
Wanda North
United States
Morgan County Man Ends Life in Homer Township
Charles Russell Hambel aged 22 shot himself Sunday evening in a wooded thicket near his parents farm in Homer Township Morgan County. He left home about 6 pm telling his mother he was going to take his life. His body was found Monday by neighbors after a search. Hambel is survived by his parents and eight siblings including Earl Eugene Ewart Denver John Virgil Border and Wayne Border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Russell Hambel
Homer Township
Morgan County
Hamber
Charles E. Hambel
Earl
Eugene
Ewart
Zanesville
Denver
Columbus
Homer
Missouri
John
New Orleans
Virgil Border
Wayne Border
Norfolk
Greens Run Ladies Aid Meet at Parish House
Greens Run The Ladies Aid Society of the Greens Run Church of Christ met at the Parish House with Mrs Lena Leake in charge. Devotions were led by Mrs Angie Fierbaugh. Vocal numbers were presented by Mrs Ada Cartwright Mrs Lucy McDonald and Mrs Marie Shields. The birthday of Mrs Edna Smith was observed and the door prize was awarded to Mrs Lola Gillett. Plans were made for the annual picnic dinner at Sawyers Grove the first Thursday in August. One member was honored with a stork shower and received gifts. Refreshments were served to two guests Mrs Marie Shields and Mrs Lucy McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Run
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church of Christ
Lena Leake
Angie Fierbaugh
Ada Cartwright
Lucy McDonald
Marie Shields
Edna Smith
Lola Gillett
Sawyer's Grove
the Plains
Mary Cartwright
Bessie Cartwright
Helen Fierbaugh
Bertha Ayers
Effie Cartwright
Board of Elders Name Pough Superintendent
GLOUSI A board of elders and deacons of the Glousier Church of Christ names Elder E. K. Peugh as superintendent of alcoholic education to present educational programs on alcohol dangers to the congregation. Also notes hospital visit for Mel Munden and a rural school budget notice and coal bid invitation from Labrig Board of Education with bid details and right to reject.
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Board of Elders
Glousi
Glousier
Labrig
George Francis
Athens
R. D
Labrig Board of
OBR
Committee names for Glouster Camp Banquet at Church
The Tri State Christian Service Camp banquet committee for Glouster Church of Christ has members led by Mrs. Julia Byers. Other appointees include Mrs. Flo Henry Felda Stansberry Lizzie Tigner Maude Williams Carl Stahl Evelyn Vernon and Wanda McAllister. Proceeds fund Tar Hollow youth Aug 3 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Julia Byers
Flo Henry
Felda Stansberry
Lizzie Tigner
Maude Williams
Carl Stahl
Evelyn Vernon
Wanda McAllister
Tar Hollow
Ed Gormley 72 Dies After Long Illness
Ed Gormley 72 a former Glouster resident died at Stump Rest Home Columbus after several years illness He moved to Columbus over 30 years ago from Glouster and worked in contracting before retirement Survived by daughters Mrs John Bigler Cleveland and Mrs Hank Holzman Phoenix and sister Mrs Rose Kerns Tulsa He was brother of the late Hugh Gormley Body at Wallace Funeral Home pending funeral likely Thursday with final arrangements not yet set
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Glouster
Ed Gormley
Stump Rest
Columbus
Gormley
John Bigler
Cleveland
Hank Holzman
Phoenix
Ariz
Rose Kerns
Tulsa
Okla
Hugh Gormley
Wallace
Relatives of Service Men To Hold Meeting
Meeting of mothers fathers and friends of area men in service set for Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the American Legion hall Discussion to focus on aiding the local service group amid favorable U S O reports and commendable war work called by Mayor Thomas Williams Sr Alfred Andrews and Hoy Seckinger
Retail Clerks Union to Meet in Glouster
Important meeting of the Glouster Retail Clerks Union set for Wednesday at 8 pm in the L O C F hall. Guest speaker is Mr Hargis manager of the Social Security office at Nelsonville. Mr Hargis will show two moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Retail Clerks’ Union
L0.c.f. Hall
Hargis
Social Security
Nelsonville
Cochrane undecided on mound starter for All-Star game
A 60 000 to 70 000 crowd is expected at Municipal Lake Front Stadium to watch Army Navy relief funds benefit game. Service All-Stars led by Lieut Gordon Cochrane face the American League stars managed by Joseph McCarthy with Bobby Feller or John Rigney set to start. The event aims to raise about 75 000 to 80 000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Lake Front
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam's Soldiers and Sailors
Lieut
Gordon
Mickey” Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
New York Yankees
Bobby Feller
John Duncan Rigney
Chicago White Sox
Jim Bagby
McCarthy
Lieut. Cochrane
Feller
Rigney
Vinnie Smith
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frankie Pytlak
Boston Red Sox
Cocherane
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia Athletics
Don Padgett
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Grace
St. Louis Browns
Beneny McCoy
Athletics
Cecil Travis
Washington
Ernie Andres
Louisville Colonels
Johnny Sturm
Yankees
Chester Hajduk
Andres
Indiana University
White Sox
Mize Climbs Higher Among Senior Hitters
Johnny Mize of the New York Giants rises from tenth to sixth in the National League batting race, boosting his average above .300 and retaining home run leadership. In the American League Ted Williams tops the charts with a .348 average, followed by Joe Gordon and Bobby Doerr as the race tightens. Pete Reiser leads the National League streak, ahead of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCarthy
Spud Chandler
Mort Cooper
New York
Ted
Johnny Mize
New York Giant
Mize
Ted Williams
Dragon
Boston Red Sox
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Bobby Doerr
Red Sox
Williams
Gordon
Doerr
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Sophery
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Athens Messenger
Rudy York
By Gayle Talbot
Bradbury
Pat Ofr
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Associated Press
Lou Lucier
Joe Moore
Coolville and
Troy
Methodist Church
Otis Crawford
Mary Reeder
B. J. Williamson
Lowell Stone
Dr. Kuhn
L. L. Kellar
Uppers Plains
Effie Warren
Myrta Slaven
Bellville
Frank Taylor
Bessie
M. FE. Webster
Lagrange
E. H. Wilson
Clair
Guysville
Walter Goodwin
Emmett Olbers
Wayne Snyder
Ruth
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clyde Andrews
Middleport
Elmer Davis
Shirley
Lillian Stoneking
Lawrence Wallace
Cynthia Mae
Larry
Sharon
Millfield
WLW
Cincinnati
Chris Skinner
Christene Skinner
Buddy Moody
Frank Markins
James Markins
Derbie
Alva Markins
Jeffry
Chatmansville
Buffalo
A. J. Craig
Francis Craig
Charles Craig
Powhatan Point
Barry Craig
Ralph
Frank
Ernest Lehen
Gerald Lee
This City
George Shust
Michael Shust
William Fitzmaurice
Latrobe
Shust
Joe Shust
William Shust
Raymond Sanborn
Goodwin
D. F. Runyon
Runyon
Carl Lockhart
Gilbert
Hope Walden
Ralph Wines
George Lowe
W. S. Lowe
New England
Jed Smith
Amos Place
Ohio State University Stadium
L. R. Faires
Jo Lavon Faires
Wright Field
Dayton
Betty Fierce
Trimble Heights Road
Hebbardsville
Elden Bolin
E. P. Wallace
Cannonsburg
Roy Knight
Danny
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
ALL Stardust
Rod Rennie
New York Herald Tribune
Charles R. Hambel
Ladies Aid
Mel Munden
University Hospital Clinic
Wallace and Son
Dora Emrick
Cochrane
By Charles Dunkley
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