Riddle Records His 6th Victory
Cincinnati beats Boston 4 2 in the first game as Elmer Riddle earns his tenth win of the year. Mesner Nieh and Riddle drive in the runs while Walters struggles. second game score 4 2 with Nieman three base hit and Walters hit. attendance 5,997.
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Bucky Walters
Eddie Miller
Mesner
Mes
Incinnati AB
Incinnati
Bey
Connen
Elmann
Cincinnati
Boston
Riddle
Drews
Rid
Andrews
Conlan, Jr
Jordan
Rees
Carthy
Cake
Mueller
Walters
Frey
Haas
Workman
Nieman
Joost
Wietelmann
Clay
Ryan
Salvo
McCarthy
Barr
Jorda
Conlan
Leahy May Modify Notre Dame T Formation
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy said the Irish may alter the T backfield if top quarterbacks Angelo Bertelli and John Lujack are transferred to military service. He noted 15 of the 1942 squad are in Navy or Marine reserves and that over 8,000 naval trainees are on campus, with potential help from them.
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Cleveland
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
South Bend
Ind
Angelo Bertelli
Fighting Irish
Marine Corps
Leahy
John Lujack
Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Representatives of
United States Naval Academy
Naval
Marine
Indians and Senators to play in rare morning game
Cleveland will host Washington in the opener of a five game series as the Indians try morning baseball to aid war workers. Manager Lou Boudreau says the schedule could continue if attendance justifies it. Pete Center, a 27 year old reliever, has been reclassified 1 A by his draft board.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Pete Center
Hazel Green
Center
Baltimore
Beulah Heights visit by Holiness Church figures
Mrs Dorothy Mc Kinney Sovereign in charge of the Holiness Church Orphanage at Beulah Heights Ky visited Chauncey last week with her sister Elaine McKibben returning from Point Pleasant where they attended a Holiness Church Conference. They plan to stay two weeks for the annual Holiness church camp meeting with sister Zella Mae McKinney.
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Chauncey
Dorothy McKinney
Holiness Church
Beulah Heights
Andrew McKinney
Elaine McKibben
Point Pleasant
Zella Mae McKinney
Funeral services for Edward Hueston 75 in Chauncey
Edward Hueston a life long Chauncey resident died in Cherrington hospital Logan after leg amputation. Funeral held at The Plains M E Church with Rev Ray Pidcock and Rev Luster Stanley assisting. Survived by wife daughter Nellie at home and son Willie Hueston of Kentucky.
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Chauncey
Edward Hueston
Bailey Run
Plains M. E
Ray Pidcock
Morristown
Nellie
Willie Hueston
Kentucky
Standings and postponed games in late season schedule
Cincinnati defeated Boston 5-1 while losing 4-2 in another game. Detroit beat Washington 9-1 with New York 2 and St Louis 0. Chicago edged Boston 3-2 in 14 innings. Other results include Louisville 5-1 Minneapolis 4-0 and Indianapolis 18-6 St Paul 1-4 with several post poned and all night games noted.
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Detroit
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Nasucal Club
Wale
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Association Club
W. L. Pet
Cncenna
Ae Eseenes
Apostles Worst-Beaten Team in AA So Far This Season
The St Paul Saints suffered a sequence of lopsided losses with 24 to 3 to Milwaukee on May 2, 20 to 0 to Milwaukee on May 8, and 18 to 1 plus 6 to 4 in a May 8 doubleheader against Indianapolis. The defeats left the Saints trailing the idle Milwaukee club by a game. Louisville Colonels edged Minneapolis Millers 5 to 4 and 1 to 0 in two tight one run decisions.
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Saints
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis Millers
League leaders in batting and pitching highlights
National batting leader Cartright of Chicago at .339. Vernon of Washington tops runs with 47 and Etten of New York leads RBI with 52. Wakefield of Detroit has 96 hits, Keller of New York and Detroit tied with 10 homers. Candini of Washington leads pitching with 70.
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Cartright
Chicago
Vernon
Washington
Etten
New York
Wakefield
Detroit
Keller
York
Stephens
Karns resigns as Chauncey marshal and street commissioner
Chauncey city officials accepted the resignation of Marshal Alva Karns at a Tuesday meeting. Karns, employed at the nearby Strontium plant, steps down from both posts. Applications for the offices will be received immediately, announced Mayor Hines.
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Chauncey
Chauncey City
Alva Karns
Hines
Personal mentions from Chauncey and Columbus area
Chauncey residents and connections are listed visiting relatives and hosting guests from Columbus Nelsonville and Athens. Notables include Mrs Eva Ferrer Benedum visiting California husband stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo. John Davidson returns home from Michigan to lead morning services at Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church with Sabbath School at 9 30 a m.
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Chauncey
Christine Brown
Isabelle Courtney
Columbus
Eva Ferrer Benedum
California
Kenneth
Camp San Luis Obispo
Calif
Ernest Robinson
Lara Tucker
Nelsonville
Hildreth Reeves
Courtney Pettit
West Carrollton
Trimble
Gilbert Courtney
Minnie Palmer
Miss Vergene Palmer
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Chester Kirk
Walter Spears
Spears
George Wilson
Charles Leffler
Carl Shafer
Marie Love
Nellie Morgan
Jacobs Ave
Pauline Watkins
W. Main St
Nettie Cunningham
Wilma Brickles
Jo Ann
de Ann
Athens
Janice Sue Stanley
Nancy
Rowena Watkins
Johnnie Davidson
John Davidson
Berrien Springs Mission
Michigan
Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church
Stewart-Mrs Emmett Copeland Hostess To Club
Mrs Emmett Copeland was hostess to the Wiil ing Workers Club A noon chicken dinner honored her birthday Mrs Lena Starlin assisted Starlin baked and presented the birthday cake The club gave a cooker and many other presents Peggy Copeland Mrs Ora Copeland Mrs Thomas and Marge Copeland won prizes in contests Betty Lou Rake and Mrs Thomas attended The children were entertained The next meeting will be with Mrs Kate Copeland
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Stewart
Emmett Copeland
Wiiling Workers Club
Lena Starlin
Peggy Copeland
Ora Copeland
Thomas
Marge Copeland
Betty Lou Rake
Mrs. Thomas
Kate Copeland
Chisox Win With Aggressive Base Running
The White Sox sweep on the bases as Wally Moses steals home in the 14th to beat Boston 3 2. They climb to third in the AL, four games behind the Yankees, and aim at a five game series with New York. The club notches their 72nd steal of the season. Moses adds a second steal home this year.
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Wally Moses
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Yankees
Ies
Boston
Washington
Senators
George
Sox
Moses
Ossie Bluege
Bob Johnson
Detroit Tigers
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Tigers
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Spud Chandler
Browns
Social Security Agent to Visit Logan Monthly
Beginning in July a representative from the Social Security Board Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance will be in Logan at the post office on the third Friday each month at 11 a.m. William W. Martin of the Nelsonville office says the visits will take retirement and survivor insurance claim payments, accept employer and employee account numbers, and provide general Social Security information to the public.
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Logan
Social Security Board
Bureau of Old-Are and Survivors Insurance
Nelsonville
William W. Martin
Crumbling Senators Sink in Standings as Tigers Rise
The Washington Senators slump continues dropping to fourth after losing five of six. Detroit Tigers jump to second place with a 9-1 win as Chicago White Sox surge. New York Yankees sweep St Louis with a 2-0 shutout. Cincinnati and Boston split a doubleheader.
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Phillies
Gue
May Vander Meer
E Shaun
Ed Heusser
Reds
St Johnson
Newt Kimball
Char- Fuchs
Phils
Esterday
Braves
Boston
Senators
Tigers
Washington
New York Yankees
Balata Golf Balls Show Distance Gain in Tests
Detroit professional Jimmy Demaret tested Balata golf balls finding an eight yard average increase in distance on drives. He used six balls including three from pro shop stock and three reprocessed balls. His longest drive reached 255 yards with an old pellet ball.
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Detroit
Jimmy Demaret
Texas
Demaret
Mayor Fines Chauncey Robt McNeal in Intoxication case
Chauncey Rob ert McNeal Deanville was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication at arraignment before Mayor W D Hines. Constable Ralph McKibben arrested him. failure to pay led to jail. A separate note mentions the mackerel shark rolling into a ball when netted.
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Chauncey
Robert McNeal Deanville
Ralph McKibben
W. D. Hines
McKibben
Morristown church hosts weekly cottage prayer meeting
The Morristown Holiness Church holds a weekly cottage prayer gathering tonight at 8 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Napoleon Bulloch Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Napoleon Bulloch
Bailey Run
Fullerton's Roundup of Baseball and Political Bits
A mixed digest from New York by Hugh Fullerton Jr. notes the International League plans to publish innings washed out by rain for credit, questions odd pitching stats, and mentions Dizzy Dean’s broadcasts outsizing the Browns. It also quotes Ben Kilgore on foxhunting as a political plank and remarks on Dodgers promote a waste fat day amid fan expectations.
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New York
International League
Providence
Figger Filbert
Ernie Lanigan
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