Reds Break Even in Twin Bill With Phillies
Cincinnati Reds split a two game set with Philadelphia, winning the opener 7 5 and losing the nightcap 1 0. Ed Heusser started for the Reds and Newt Halliday pitched for the Phillies amid a tight pitchers duel and late theatrics. Merrill delivered the decisive run with a pinch hit single in the 14th.
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REDS
Phillies
Onight
Ed Heusser King
Newtball
Phils
McKechnie
George Magarth
Harris
Arris Forthwith
Merrill
Dick Rett
Ray Starr
Joe Beggs
Ie Reds
Ny Vander Meer
Tipton
Max Marshall
Cinnati AB
Cfaneekee Si
Acswantuan
Sdudkwe
Dietz
Mathewson
Mesner
Adams
Dahlgren
Triplett
Saugh
Miller
Marl
van der Meer
Walker
Ishall
Brewster
der Meer
Frey
Haas
Philadelphia
Cinnati
Fuchs
Uck
John
Thewson
Magerkurth, Wart and Dunn
Incinnati
Sanat
tAarmates
Lakeman
Starr
Barrett
Stewart
Brewster Wasdell
Murtaugh
Muragh
Wasdell
Jey
Philalphia
Cincinnati
F Beggs
Bartt
Beggs
tcher—Beggs
Magerrth
Dunn
Vacation Ends for Trimble visitants from Ohio towns
Miss Donna Aughan of Columbus and Miss Trothy Vaughan of Dayton wrap up a weeklong visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Aughan in Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Glouster
Donnaaughan
Columbus
Trothy Vaughan
Dayton
Mrs. Isaacaughan
Trimble
Baseball Standings And Scores From The Day
The ledger lists American Association and league results with Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 5 in 14 innings, Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 0, Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 2, New York at Chicago, Cleveland 5 Washington 2, St Louis 5 Boston 2, Detroit 3 Philadelphia 1. Milwaukee at Columbus postponed. Toledo 4 4 Kansas City 1 5. Louisville 5 Minneapolis 3, Indianapolis 7 St Paul 4.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Association
Ewnnn
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Enone
Cincinnati Son Neoe
Seeeewe
American Club Pet
Cleveland Oan Eewe
Boston Enews Eees
la Pet
Milwaukee Wowecs
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Tribe Trims Washington in Morning Tilt
The Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Nationals 5 to 2 in a morning game at League Park. Allie Reynolds limited the Senators to seven hits as Mickey Rocco and Lou Boudreau drove the offense with three and two doubles, respectively. Mel Harder returned from a two month absence, replacing Frank Dossack who was released after breaking his ankle in St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Washington Nationals
Senators
League Park
Indians
Municipal Stadium
Roger Peckinpaugh
Allie Reynolds
Mickey Rocco
Lou Boudreau
Mel Harder
Frank Dossack
St. Louis
Hoosiers Gain On Milwaukee in pennant race
Indianapolis moved within a half game of Milwaukee by sweeping St. Paul 7 4 as Milwaukee postponed a doubleheader at Columbus. Louisville won its fourth straight, beating Minneapolis 5 3. Toledo defeated Kansas City 4 1 but lost a 12 inning nightcap to the Blues 5 4.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
American Association
Milwaukee
Brewers
Indians
St. Paul
Saints
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Bill Leinsoth
Blues
Phillies Revive Ball Players Under Dr Harris Cure
Phillies pitcher Richard O Barrett 14 inning 1 0 win over Reds follows a 7 5 first game loss as Dr Stanley Raymond Harris treatment boosts veterans like Schoolboy Rowe Si Johnson Babe Dahlgren and others in a Philadelphia revival. Orval Grove beats the Yankees 1 0 for his seventh win in as many decisions.
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Yankee Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies
Schoolboy Rowe
Si Johnson
Babe Dahlgren
Stanley Raymond Harris
Phillies
Richard O
Kewpie) Barrett
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Asault
Orval Grove
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Grove
Joe Gordon
Chicago
Sox
John Lindell
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Allie Reynolds
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Steve Sandra
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rip Sewell
Scouts To Work at Camp on Saturday
Scoutmaster Ralph Hines calls a Saturday morning gathering at 8 30 at the playground rear of the light plant for a trip to the Scout Camp on the hill to do necessary work. Scouts also meet Monday evening at 5 to prepare for an overnight camp and return by 12 30 Tuesday. Troop 72 exceeded its scrap drive quota by collecting 10 000 pounds of scrap iron versus a 2500 pound target, praised by local civic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ralph Hines
National
Public Links Program By Southern California Aims High
The Southern California Public Links Golf Association launches a war workers division run by about 100 war plant recreation directors and a junior golf instruction program to aid children of wartime workers. Alfred H. Mauer cites enthusiasm from top pros including Olin Dutra Willie Hunter Joe Novak Harry Bassler and Stan Kertes for the junior effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern California Public Links Golf Association
Alfred H. Mauer
Olin Dutra
Willie Hunter
Joe Novak
Harry Bassler
Stan Kertes
Baseball Almanac Batting and Pitching Leaders Mentioned
The record lists top players by team and city across batting and pitching. Vernon of Washington and Etten of New York lead RBIs while Musial of St. Louis and Vaughan of Brooklyn set marks in hits and runs.
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Cartright
Chicago
Vernon
Washington
Etten
New York
Wakefield
Detroit
Keller
Laabs
Stephens
St. Louis
York
Case
Grove
Candini
Musial
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Herman
Ott
Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club Hosts Meeting
Glouster notes record the Catholic Ladies Study Club meeting in the church hall with hosts Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs Relord Healey. Elizabeth Chute presided as president and readings and war stamp prize games followed a sacred program.
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Robbie Robinson
Ann Bailey
Kate Bartels
Gertrude Darling
George Carter
Elizabeth Chute
John R. Clark
Lena Cavella
Martha Cavella
William Echstenkamper
Josephine Hedfelt
Mary Janice
Kamento
Postponed National League games dates released
The National League announced dates for playing off postponed and tied games. Doubleheaders are listed for each city including Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and dates in July August and September with some twilight or night games and one game moved from July 15.
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New York
National League Today
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittshburgh
Tigner To Give Sermon At Service in Glouster
Rev. C. B. Tigner delivers the union service sermon at Glouster stadium with W. W. Wallace directing music. If rain forces a switch, the Methodist Church hosts the service with bells signaling the time.
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Tigner
Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Union
Stadium
W. W. Wallace
Margaret Jane Tigner
Church of Christ
Bible School
Methodist Church
Earl S. Johnson
Scouts to Help at Union Church Services Sunday
GLOUSTER Scoutmaster Hines asked Boy Scouts to attend the union church services at the stadium Sunday evening to assist in passing out and taking up song books. CHESTERHILL Mrs Ella G Riley of Springfield, a guest of her mother Mabel A Grimes at her farm near Chesterhill, returned home today. Also visiting were Ella Lee Riley Helen Augustine Poston Vivian Riley Clyde Grimes Julia Cunningham and Esther Johnson.
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A. C. Wells
Ravenna
T. F. Davis
Lena F. Davis
Warner McClelland
Joseph Hellyer
Edmund Latta
Naomi
Alvin
Dorothy Latta
Canton
Delmer Orme
Jimmie Bulloch
Elizabeth
Columbus
Raymond Davis
James Bulloch
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Lowell Lantz
Carroll Joyce
E. H. Lantz
James Mboyers
Faith Lantz
Boston
Glouster
Henry Zimmer
John Darling
Joan
Sandra
Mary Auer
iHenry Zimmer
John R. Clark
Walnut Hills
Trimble
Helen Noon
Elizabeth Chute
Dana Heck
Frances Gibbs
Josephine Eddy
Blanche McAfoose
Bertha Angle
Carrie Balderson
Elizabeth Guinther
H. S. Sayre
George Shirley
Mary Colbert
Buchtel
Elizabeth Whyte
Nelsonville
John Byron
Murray City
Hines
Union
Stadium
Chesterhill
Ella G. Riley
Springfield
Mabel A. Grimes
Grimes
Ella Lee Riley
Helen Augustine
Poston
Vivian Riley
Clyde Grimes
Hanover
Julia Cunningham
Esther Johnson
Amesville
Service Men Of Glouster Area News and Updates
Glouster area residents share furloughs and family visits for Sgt Jago and family. Pfc A J Hellyer celebrates 21st birthday and notes transfers to Gunnery school. Walter W Burns reports landing in Hawaii. Violet Vaughan undergoes tonsil operation and recovers. Nebraska capital moved from Omaha to Lincoln in 2667.
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Glouster
Arthur Jago
Fr. Myers
Fla
Seymore Johnson Field
Sioux City
S. C
Washington State
Daniel Burns
Walter W. Burns
Hawaii
Violet ‘Vaughan
Trimble
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
State Trapshooting Stars to Compete at Columbus
Ohio's 57th annual trapshooting championships unfold at Columbus Gun Club this weekend with a trimmed program, travel limits, and shell shortages. Notable shooters such as Karl Maust and George Wills aim for titles as many stars are serving or absent, including Joe Hiestand.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Gun Club
Ohio State School
Karl Maust
Husky Columbus
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Maust
Hiestand
George Wills
Painter
Greenville
Wills
J. W. White
Springfield
Roy Izor
Farmersville
P. R. Cummings
Cedarville
L. P. Trees
Plain City
W. N. Cox
Cincinnati
Cox
Reba Peters
Florence Mos
C. J. Mos
Ralph Leist
Pataskala
Social Notes from Bradford Local Society Scribes
Bradford social page lists gatherings and visits. Ver nal Caldwell and friends spent Sunday with Hen dricks. Columbus visitors and relatives called on Buck Burt Cambron Eskew families. Pvt Philip Might returned from furlough to California. Stivers Lightfoot families hosted and ill children noted. Neva Roush and Shirley Mulford visited, John Lambert stayed with Marvin Roush.
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Bradford
Vernal Caldwell
Hobson
Harry Hendricks
Peal Jacobs
Lauer Cliff
William Doris
Columbus
Frank Buck
Charles Burt
Edwin Cambron
Martha Russell
Guy Russell
Pearl Jordan
Anthony Hysell
Pomeroy
Frances Eskew
Rocks Springs
John Eskew
Maxine Eskew
Charles Withee
Dayton
Philip Might
California
Willard Stivers
Everett Lightfoot
Emmett Lightfoot
Shirley Mulford
Neva Roush
Akron
Hannah Roush
John Lambert
Tuppers Plains
Marvin Roush
Patrol to Meet Glouster at Richard Geary Home
The Wolf Patrol will meet at Richard Geary's Front Street home Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Glouster
Richard Geary
Front St
Detroit Rookie Dick Wakefield Mirrors Ted Williams
Detroit Tigers rookie outfielder Dick Wakefield is described as resembling Ted Williams in build and facial features, highlighting early comparisons as he starts his major league career.
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Detroit
Dick Wakefield
Tigers
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Hiladelphia
NAS
Hoosiers
Philly
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
St Johnson
Bobo Newsom
Ford Frick
Ace Adams
Judge Landis
J. G. Taylor Spink
Bob Stedler
Buffalo
N. Y
South Pacific
U. S
Phil Terranova
Jackie Callura
Jackie
New Orleans
Bobby Gleason
Dick Hoffman
Stanford
Marines
Garvey Young
Freddie Cochrane
Southwest Pacific War Zone
Horry
Ciloimi
OF RE Cardinals
Sewell
Mrs. Clark
Fritz Howpfle
Social Notes of
Store
Mickle
Tire and Access, CO. Weat Union St
Athens
Carpenter & Grosvenor Sts
Geo. L. Smith
Agt
Freeman
Navy
Seabees
Mechem
N. Court St
Kyle and
Clifford
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