Major Leaguers Crush Service All Stars 50
The American League All Stars defeated the Navy and Army servicemen 5 to 0 in Cleveland Municipal Stadium before 62,094 fans. Feller, making a homecoming in Cleveland, surrendered the early run burst as Hankes and Rigney kept the Service lineup at bay. The AL offense exploded with two run bursts in the seventh inning to seal the win.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland
Sunicipal Stadium
All Star Series Ends In A Pitcher’s Duel
Bagby earns the win as the American League tops the Service All-Stars 5 runs to 0. Feller struggles early, Harris, Grodzicki, Bagby, and Hudson shore up the pitching relief for a compact 2:06 game with 62,094 in attendance.
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Andres
Navy
V. Smith
Pytlak
Feller
Rigney
Grace
Boudreau
Cleve
Rimuis
Henrich
N.Y
Spence
Wash
Williams
Boston
DiMag’o
York
Detroit
McQuinn
St. L
Doerr
Keltner
Roear
Bagby
Hudson
Hughson
J. DiMaggio
Rosar
Travis
Rizzuto
Mueller
Putlak
Sturm
Grodzicki
W. Smith
Harris
Grod
Champ Trims Montgomery in Philadelphia Relights Rivalry
Light weight champ Sammy Angott defeated Bob Montgomery in a 12 round non title bout at Shibe park by split decision. The 16 thousand fans witnessed a $33,553.50 gross as Angott weighs 138 and Montgomery 157, fueling talk of a fourth encounter with Angott slated to face Fix Robinson in New York on July 31.
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Philadelphia
Sammy Angott
Bob Montgomery
Angott
Montgomery
Shibe Park
Spud Murphy
Fix Robinson
New York
Montgomerys
Red Sox Need Jim Tabor to Break Slump With Foxx and Cronin Out
With Foxx gone and Cronin sidelined to pinch hitting the Red Sox rely on Jim Tabor to supply power at Fenway. Tabor is hitting about .250, 35 points below his norm, as Boston faces the Yankees with Williams out front Pesky and Doerr delivering while Lupien, Finney and Conroy contribute.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Joe Cronin
Jim Tabor
James E. Foxx
Cronin
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Tabor
Jimmy Foxx
Ous
Bostons
Williams
Yankees
Johnny Pesky
Bobby Doerr
Pesky
Dominic DiMaggio
Lou Finney
Lupien
Foxx
Bill Conroy
Fullertons Roundup Highlights North South All Star Stars
The piece previews the International League North-South all star event with Shag Shaughnessy touting a half million dollars in talent. It also notes Bernie Bierman’s Iowa Seahawks with cadets and bands, plus jokes about 160 pound players and a Boston soldier’s restaurant visit. John Mooney discusses Bob Pastor’s preference for golf over fighting. Then Wiffy Cox suggests private pars for golfers to ease scoring.
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New York
Shag Shaughnessy
Ints
Bernie Bierman
Iowa Seahawks
Big Seahawk
Boston
San Francisco
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Doubleheader on schedule tonight at Athens high school field
A doubleheader for baseball fans is set at Athens high school field tonight. The Bulldogs face The Plains and a local pick-up team in two seven inning games starting at 6. The lineup features Mort Rice Carl Roberts Paul Childers Lowell Kapp Casper Kapp Dick Miller Les Coon Tom Miller Gerry Ramsey and Bob Nelson. New Bulldog additions include Bill Heinz Bob Wren from Ohio U and coach Mac McAfee from Amesville.
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Athens High School
Bulldogs
Plains
Mort Rice
Carl Roberts
Paul Childers
Lowell
Casper Kapp
Dick Miller
Les Coon
Tom Miller
Gerry Ramsey
Bob Nelson
Bill Heinz
Bob Wren
Ohio U
Mac” McAfee
Amesville
Frank's Place Defeats Davis in City Softball Debut
Frank's Place, a late entry in the City Softball League, beat Davis Lunch 9 to 6 at the high school field for their first win. Davis Lunch led briefly, but Frank's Place rallied with three runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth to seize the margin.
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Frank
Davis
Franks
Glouster Kiwanian elected district lieutenant governor
C. F. Wallace president of the Glouster Kiwanis club was elected lieutenant governor for the district at the state and international convention in Cleveland. A charter member, he has served on key committees and been chorister for years. The club also backed a hard surface road project from Hotel Gordon to Town Street and pledged help to the city council.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
C. F. Wallace
Glouster Club
Kiwanis
Cleveland
Wallace
C. E. Handley
Town St
WCTL Entertained By Mrs. Bingman
Mrs. E S Bingman entertained the WCTU Tuesday evening with an opening hymn and devotionals led by Mrs. R B Smith. Seventeen new members were added and a reception for them was planned at the Davis Lunch AB RH church of Christ on August 4.
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Mary B. Ervin
A. A. Gessel
McGlone
J. H. Henshaw
A. LO
OG. Winkle
Abraham
Frank
ISIS
Crouch Wears Glasses for Shutout Against Colonels
American Association pitcher Bill Crouch, unbeaten in four, wore glasses in his last night start and shut out the Colonels through seven innings as Columbus won 9 to 5. The Red Birds remained a game behind Milwaukee, with Kansas City splitting a doubleheader and other scores noted.
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Associated Press American Association
Bill Crouch
Columbus
Crouch
Louisville
Colonels
Red Birds
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Apostles
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Many Auto Stamps Sold in Glouster
On July 6 five dollar automobile tax stamps were sold at the Glouster Post Office. The stamps remain on sale until the end of the month when a new series will be issued valid through July 1943. War conditions make this a notably large number for the area.
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Glouster
Banquet at Glouster Church to aid Tri State Camp
Rev A C Winkle will speak at the Church of Christ Christian Service Camp banquet in Glouster Friday night. Delores Stansberry Margaret Jane Tigner Mrs Evelyn Vernon and Miister C B Tigner will give talks and Tigner will toastmaster. Camp aids Tar Hollow near Chillicothe August 3 to 9. Nominal banquet charge. moving pictures of last year’s camp to be shown. Homer Vess returns home from service for weekend visit after Army induction January 27. He has served at Fort Riley Philadelphia and transferred to Pittsburgh.
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Glouster
A. C. Winkle
Glouster Methodist Church
Church of Christ
Delores Stansberry
Margaret Jane Tigner
Evelyn Vernon
Miister C. B. Tigner
Tigner
Tar Hollow Camp
Chillicothe
Homer Vess
Fort Riley
Kan
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Walter Yount Burns Hand Repairing Cable at Mine 6
Walter Yount of this city sustained hand burns Sunday night while repairing a cable at Mine 6 in Millfield. He will be unable to work for several days.
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Glouster
Walter Yount
Mine 6
Millfield
Laurel Cliff Social and Personal Mention
Mrs. Fe J. Tracy will host the Laurel Cliff Health Club next Monday evening. Nurses and local residents, including Fern Dora Schaefer and Jeannine Parker, are noted among visitors and guests at homes in Columbus Huntington and Tuppers Plains during a weekend of social calls.
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Laurel Cliff
FE. J. Tracy
Fern Dora Schaefer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
N. E. Schaefer
Grant Connley
Columbus
Paul Archer
Mur! Powers
Ernest Davis
John Davis
Charles Burton
Huntington
Perry Davis
Franklin Huffman
Tuppers Plains
Arville ‘Allen
Ross Poulton
Canton
Vernon Howell
Lewis McCumber
R. V. Howell
Tony Lightfoot
Baseball Standings Polkygym Yesterday's Results
National none scheduled. American Association results show Columbus 9 over Louisville 5 and Milwaukee 9 over Minneapolis 8. Kansas City 5, St. Paul 1, Toledo 6, Indianapolis 5.
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Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
National Club
L. Pet
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wwene
New York
Ssewee
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Rae
Kansas City Eee
Columbus Owe Ewe
Minneapolis Sen
Louisville Ween We
Feller Makes Homecoming Return With Mixed Reception
In Cleveland the crowd greeted Bob Feller warmly as he started for Uncle Sam's All-Star squad, but he exited early as Johnny Rigney replaced him in the second inning amid a three run lead for the American Leaguers. The Service All-Stars faced strong pitching and lefty-heavy lineups, while Joe DiMaggio and Lou Boudreau drew boos from anglers of the crowd during lineup announcements.
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Chicago White Sox
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Rigney
Feller
Johnny Lucadello
St. Louis Browns
Jim Bagby, Jr
Cleveland Indians
Bagby
Cleveland
Benny McCoy
Philadelphia A’s
Don Padgett
St. Louis Cardinals
Cecil Travis
Washington Senators
Joe Grace
Johnny Sturm
Yankees
Lou Boudreau
Tommy Henrich
Fell
Harris
Phil Ruzzuto
Yanks
Williams
DiMaggio
George McQuinn
St Louis Browns
York
Soldiers and Sailors
Bob Feller
Cleveland Stadium
Uncle Sam's Boys
Robert
Mickey Cochrane
Johnny Rigney
King
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Pops
Joe McCarthy
Indians
Glouster and surrounding guests visit over weekend
Cpl. and Mrs. Robert McCutcheon of Savannah spend ten days with Walters family in Jacksonville while McCutcheon is stationed at Savannah Air Base. Dorothy and Mary Stahl from Columbus visit Glouster. Leonard Willis from Wright Field stays to Wednesday, then goes to Washington. Multiple relatives join trips to Lorain Columbus Athens and Dayton with various household hosts and a tri motor plane ride at Norton Field carrying 17 passengers.
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Robert McCutcheon
Savannah
William Woods
Jacksonville
Floyd McCutcheon
Glouster
McCutcheon
Savannah Air Base
Dorothy
Mary Stahl
Columbus
Carl Stahl
Rothy
State Testing Laboratory
Ohio State University
Mary
Glouster High School
Davis Pharmacy
Miller and
Oak St
Harold Davis
Leonard Willis
Wright Field
Dayton
Goldie Willis
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Kempton
Deena Mitchell
Athens
Lorain
Kenneth McGee
Sarah E. Mitchell
Roy Deem
Janet Lee
Pontiac
Mich
McGee
Charles Kollar, Jr
Lewis Mesaros
William Mesaros
Fort Knox
Dorothy Edglan
Louisville
Gabriel Molnar
Bettty
Barbara Ann
Detroit
Norton Field
Sanford Nagle
Rollie
Nagle
Sophia Nagle
Ernest Morris
Elza B. Morris
Glouster Aerie Plans Family Picnic July 19
An officers meeting will follow the regular Glouster Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles gathering Thursday evening with plans already underway for the family picnic on July 19. A large attendance is expected.
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Glouster
Glouster Aerie
Order of Eagles
Picnie
Family and friends visit in Lithopolis and Glouster
Returned to his Syracuse camp after an eight day furlough with his sister and brother-in-law Mrs. Frank Skinner in the city. Weekend guests at John Gwilym’s home included Mr and Mrs Charles Dewey Mrs Fannie Thomas Ronald Dewey W J Gwilym Columbus Mr and Mrs W J Gwilym Sr Glouster Mr and Mrs Clarence Burden Miss Sidie Burden and Miss Audrey Burden of Lithopolis Misses Wanda Virginia Lee Billy Jr and Mrs William Lee of Trimble Miss Irma Craig and Wayne Craig of Glouster Rt 4 Miss Eileen Gwilym returning with Miss Sadie Burden to spend two weeks in Lithopolis O
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Morris Henry and
Phil
George
Edmore
Mich
Bob Henry
Byron Corey
Detroit
Henry Burdgett
Frederick Brown
Columbus
Bill Thompson
Leo Thompson
Warren
Mike Thompson
Bill
Cleveland
U. S. Army
Lydia Gazell
Adena
Thompson Home
Betty Ann Seckinger
New Lexington
Mary Scallon
Otto Brinkley
Jacksonville
Shelby
David Kennedy
Maurice Brinkley
Ima Grinstead
M. H. Grinstead
Trimble Heights
Anna Marie Wakefield
Harold Jeffries
Springfield
Harry Wakefield
Laura Mildred Lantz
E. H. Lantz
Harry Cooper
Dayton
Dane Miskel
Victor Hallam
Joe Molnar
Hollister
Steve Molnar
R. C. Galloway
Fales
James Eveland
Eugene Galloway
H. L. Janchius
the Plains
Galoway
The
Plains
Jean Howell
N. T. Brown
Trimble
Harry Trasin
David Trasin
Akron
David Dienoff
Roy Barnett
Cincinnati
W. R. Balderson
Carroll Eddy
Youngstown
C. L. Eddy
W. O. Bailey
Charles
City
Larry Brunton
Walter Parks
Walter
Fred Burdiss
Muskingum River
M. M. LeFavor
Coshocton
H. M. LeFavor
Willard Lunsford
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank Skinner
John Gwilym
Charles Dewey
Fannie Thomas
Ronald
Chester Dewey
W. J. Gwilym
Sr. Glouster
Clarence Burden
Sidie Burden
Audrey Burden
Lithopolis
Wanda
Virginia Lee
Billy, Jr
William Lee
Irma Craig
Wayne Craig
Glouster
Rt. 4
Eileen Gwilym
Sadie Burden
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