Ace And Sarazen Meet Today At Moraine Tourney
Dayton AP Byron Nelson tied Johnny Revolta for medalist honors after a 68 in the two days of qualifying at Moraine Country Club. Nelson and Revolta both 138, with Sarazen set to meet Nelson in today’s first round as the field narrows to 8, while others fail to advance.
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Dayton
Byron Nelson
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Nelson
Teledorn
Moraine Country Club
Revolta
PGA
Gene Sarazen
Wparezen
Knickered
Squire
Denver
Toledo
Ill
Onors
Avid
Dick Shoemaker
Crafton
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Sphey
BE. J
Dutch) Harrison
Wright Field
Denny Shute
Akron
Philadelphia
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Tony Manero
Craig Wood
Jimmy Thomson
Willie Goggin
Sarazen
Saints Upset Those Brewers In Tight Midwest Tilt
Saints rally past Milwaukee 3-2 as St Paul climbs from fifth. Indy wins 7-2 over Toledo, Louisville crushes Columbus 12-3, and Minneapolis tops Kansas City 3-2 as the race tightens in the American Association.
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Donnybrook Fair
St. Paul
Saints
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Brewers
Pete Jiminez
Toledo Madhens
Clair Strommen
Columbus
Hal Swanson
Kansas City
Minneapolis
National
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louie A
Cleveland
Philadelphi
Pet
Indianapolis A
Toledo
CAD Cnight
Louis Fa
A.J
Love Over Pete Here Comes Bert In Relief Game
Washington pitcher Bert Shepard, a one legged war veteran, pitched four innings in the Senators 4-3 win over the Dodgers in a war relief game. About 24,000 fans attended, contributing over 22,000 dollars to the relief fund, and many left unsure which leg he lost in Berlin.
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Washington
Pete Gray
St. Louis Browns
Bert Shepard
Senators
Shepard
Brooklyn Dodgers
Berlin
Chicago
Boston
Dave Ferriss
Tommy Holmes
Braves
Randy Hoflin
Clem Hausmann
Ferriss
Red Sox
Brooklyn
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Cardinals
National Hitters Versus American Hurlers Dream Game Lineups
National League power would meet American League pitching in a 1945 All Star dream game. AP selections from 13 of 16 managers outline lineups led by Tommy Holmes and Phil Cavarretta for the NL with Frank McCormick backing first base, and standout mound talents like Hal Newhouser and Allie Reynolds opposing.
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Jack Hand
New York
Associated Press
Boston
Fenway Park
ODT
Billy Southworth
Luke Sewell
Sewell
Dave Ferris
Nats
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Huss Christopher
Philadelphia A’s
Hank Borowy
Steve Gromek
Allie Reynolds
Cleveland
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Thornton Lee
Chicago
Southworth
Tommy Holmes
Phil Cavarretta
Cardinal
Emil Verban
Marty Marion
Whitey Kurowski
Cincinnati
Frank McCormick
Cavarretta
Don Johnson
Cubs
Stan Hack
Bob Elliott
Pittsburgh
Kurowski
Mell Ott
All Star Selections and Missing Stars From the Era Outlined
The roster hints a star laden mix with Phil Mass and Ken O'Dea in contention, Mort Cooper and Claude Passeau leading the pitching, and a strong infield featuring Cuccinello and Boudreau. Veteran outfielders Case Gramer Moses pace a Wallop infused lineup while Greenberg gains votes after Army discharge. Managers declined quick selections leaving personal lists by Sewell.
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Eddie Mayo
Detroit
George McQuinn
St. Louis
Oscar Grimes
New York
Hank Greenberg
Sewell
Southworth
George Case
Washington
Doc Gramer
Bob Johnson
Boston
Greenberg
Jett Heath
Wally Moses
Chicago
Rick Ferrell
Senators
Mike Tresh
White Sox
Frankie Hayes
Indians
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Fer Tiss
Carcinello
Trimble Area War Bond Leader Commends Effort
GLOUSTER M. M. Bryson, local chairman of the Seventh War Loan drive in Trimble Township, thanks volunteers for efforts. Although the township failed to meet its quota, about 80 percent was reached as some residents were not contacted to buy bonds. Bryson notes the nation overall went over the top with war bond sales.
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Glouster
M. M. Bryson
Trimble Township
Trimble
Bryson
Mother Sailor Son Meet in Jacksonville
Mrs. Charles Orme of Tampa arrives in Jacksonville for a two week stay. Her son, Seaman Second Class William Nicholas, based in San Francisco, visits on a ten day leave. He joins his mother and Lois Golding in Columbus before returning to home base, with about three days at home and seven days travel. He has served one year.
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Glouster
Charles Orme
Tampa
Fla
Jacksonville
Willam Nicholas
San Francisco
Nicholas
Lois Golding
Columbus
William Nicholas
Rainy Day event draws eleven two year olds
Eleven two year old trotters were to start today in the $5000 classic of the North Randall Track Grand Circuit Program known as the Rainy Day. Council's Maid, an odds-on favorite from Alabama, won both heats of the 2000 Village Farm Pace for three year olds yesterday. Danders Russel, son of I P Russell, drove Captain January and Millbrook to two favored straight-heat wins in the condition race for 24 class pacers.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Council's Maid
Alabama
Danders Russel
I.P. Russell
Chref Counsel
Eddie Havens
Elmire
N.Y
Millbrook
Captain January
Miller Returns to Reds Lineup as Opening Stand Nears
The Cincinnati Reds bring back shortstop Eddie Miller to a lineup unchanged after his layoff since July 1. He will join opener pitcher Joe Bowman and Bucky Walters in a twilight doubleheader against the Brooklyn Dodgers, with Curt Davie and Hal Gregg opposing.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Eddie Miller
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miller
Philadelphia Phillies
Deacon McKechnie
Brooklyn
Joe Bowman
Redleg
Bucky Walters
Curt Davie
Hal Gregg
Lalla Danford Hosts WCTU July Meeting at Home
Miss Lalla Danford hosted the July meeting of the WCTU at her Fairlawn Ave home. Mrs. Maude Williams opened with devotion, Enid Cox led prayer, and 12 members answered roll call. New members admitted include Dora Emrick Sibyl Kittle Alice McAfoose T. D. McAfoose Eugene Brown and others. Treasurer reported 45 paid members for 1945. Temple Jones discussed religious training in Morgan County schools. Benediction followed. refreshments were served to 12 members.
Young Adult Class Meets at Trimble Church of Christ
The GLOUSTER Young Adult Class of Trimble Church of Christ met at Mrs. Martha Ann Antle's home. Teacher Mrs. Peart Christman led the devotionals. A short program preceded plans for a class picnic next month with date to be announced. Refreshments were served to several members including Mrs. Faye Johnson, Mrs. Eileen Drake, Nancy Leake, and others.
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Glouster
Trimble
Church of Christ Sunday School
Martha Ann Antle
Peart Christman
Faye Johnson
Eileen Drake
Nancy Leake
Hilma Barrett
Pearl Christman
Peggy Blower
Monte Jan Blower
Ada Frances Brunton
Antle
Visit to Tor Hollow Camp and hospital visit note
Mrs Clyde Exine Chauncey of Collage Hill is in St Francis Hospital Columbus after surgery for gaitre with favorable condition. She was accompanied by husband and Dr C N Sanders. Mrs A A Gessell and Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones visited Tar Hollow Camp with their son Richard. Mrs Eddie Jones and Mrs Warren Hite stayed in Millfield with aunt Mrs Evelyn Wilson and daughters Waveyleen and Ada. Ada joined them in New Straitsville for a two week visit.
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Chauncey
Clyde Exine
Glouster
A. Gessell
Ernest Jones
Tar Hollow
Richard
Millfield
Ada
New Straitsville
Coaches May Not Earn Outside Tutoring Pay
Ohio high school coaches who are also teachers may not receive remuneration for coaching from sources other than their boards of education. The Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Control ruled the practice could lead to suspension. The ruling applies to private and parochial schools only if pay comes from the regular coaching source, and certified salaries must reflect total remuneration for the year. The board also announced invitation to education association presidents for its next meeting and named venues for the 1946 state basketball tournaments.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
Board of Education
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
State Education Department
Wilberforce University High School
Association
Ohio High School Principals Association
Ohio Superintendents Association
Ohio Class
Visit With Parents Ends Seaman Earich Return to Great Lakes
Chauncey Seaman Dean Earich has come back to Great Lakes after a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Earich of Millfield. Seaman Bill Abdella also returned from Chauncey after visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Abdella Preston and siblings Erdie Margaret and Jenine Abdella. A W C T U meeting is announced for Friday evening July 13 at eight at the Jacksonville Methodist Church. Glouster social notes on page 3.
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Chauncey
Dean Earich
Great Lakes
Til
Adolph Earich
Millfield
Bill Abdella
Mary Abdella Preston
Erdie, Margaret
Jenine Abdella
Jacksonville
Glouster
Abe Greene proposes boxing grade system for records
Fullerton's Roundup notes Abe Greene the National Boxing Association president suggests grading boxers like baseball players from major to class D and E to standardize records. He says current disparities span states with large ticket gaps. Lt Byron White jokes about meals while earning Bronze Star as Freddie Mandel questions the duster. Ted Williams and Bob Kennedy may play only home games for Jacksonville Naval Air Station team due to pilot training.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Abe Greene
National Boxing Association
Abe
Navy
Joe Orsini
Greene
New Orleans
Fred Digby
Byron “Whisger
White
Chicago
Bunker Hill
Admiral Mitsener
Freddie Mandel
Detroit Lions
Freddie
Whisser
Ted
Red Sox
Williams
Bob
White Sox
Kennedy
Jacksonvile Naval Air Station
Funeral services held for Mrs Ethel Brickles at Pomeroy
Funeral services for Mrs Ethel Courtney Brickles formerly of Nelsonville were held Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery. She is survived by her husband and several children. Chauncey relatives attended including Rev and Mrs Gilbert Courtney Christine Brown Florence Pendergrass Clint Courtney Clifford Courtney Mrs John Shaf er and others from The Plains Columbus and Lancaster.
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Chauncey
Ethel Courtney Brickles
Nelsonville
Ewing
Pomeroy
Beech Grove
Gilbert Courtney
Christine Brown
Florence Pendergrass
Clint Courtney
Clifford Courtney
John Shafer
Elmer Bingman
Walter Wharton
the Plains
Louis Vess
Columbus
Floyd] Courtney
Robinett Family Picnic at Logan Park in Chauncy
Chauncey residents gathered for a Sunday outing at Logan Park. Attendees included Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett and families from Millfield, Lorena Mae and Anita Sisson, Vern Robinett, Ivan Matheny, Ronald Robinett, and others, with children Laurie, Judy, Johnny, and more.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth
Robinett
Millfield
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
William Siston
Lorena Mae
Anita Sisson
Trimble
Vern Robinett
Sonny
Carol
Max Robinett
Ivan Matheny
Jean
Larry Matheny
Cleveland
Ronald Robinett
Judy
Johnny Robinett
Lauirelville
Returns to Camp Atterbury and Birthdays in Chauncey
Pvt. Joseph Matthews returned Monday to Camp Atterbury Indiana after a nine day furlough with wife Waveylen Wilson and relatives in Millfield Blacklick and Columbus. Mrs Matthews accompanied him as far as Columbus. Millfield resident John Finnearty reports promotion to sergeant after 27 months overseas with the Fifth Army. Mrs Mary Kisor hosted a July birthday dinner for Ruth and Floyd Kisor. A H Belter of Canton visited Chauncey parents Mr and Mrs George Shamel The Plains and spent the weekend with Nel Rupe.
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Chauncey
Joseph Matthews
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Waveylen Wilson
Millfield
Blacklick
Columbus
John Finnbearty
Sergeant Finnearty
Fifth Army
Mary Kisor
Sand Ridge
Ruth
Floyd Kisor
James Woods Sr
James Woods
Nelsonville
A. H. Belter
Canton
George Shamel
the Plains
Nel Rupe
Picnic Supper for CHAUNCEY-Friendship Class
Chauncey Friendship Class of the First Church of Christ plans a July meeting picnic tonight at 6 30 at Locust Heights. All class members and families invited. The group will meet at Mr and Mrs Donald Henrys home and proceed to the plenie grounds.
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Chauncey — Friendship
First Church of Christ
Chauncey
Locust Heights
Donald Henry
Plenie
Major League Teams Resume Action After Charity Series
Major League clubs restart play Thursday following a seven game charity swing that raised over 225000 for war relief groups. Exhibitions drew 170024 fans with AL winning five of seven. Boston and Philadelphia met strong crowds as Foxx debuted as a pitcher for the A's, but the A's topped the Phillies 7 6.
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Phillies
Athletics
Philadelphia
Dimmy Foxx
Ieague
A’s
Dinner Honors Floyd Kiser At Bailey Run Home
A chicken dinner at Bailey Run honored Floyd Kiser recently discharged from the army. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kiser, Marion, Mrs. Mary Wiser, William Phelps of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guy and daughter Mary, and Mrs. Guy. Evening plans included another dinner at Mrs. Kisor's. On Thursday July 5 the Kisers and Louis Guy family visited Lancaster relatives.
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Liaentia
Lows Guy
Bailey Run
Guy
Floyd Kiser
Marion
Mary Wiser
Sand Ridge
William Phelps
Toledo
Louis Guy
Mary
Lancaster
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Bert
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Bill Nicholson
Ernie Lombardi
Trimble Area
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Lalla Danford
WCTU
Tor Hollow
Fullerton
Happy Chandler
Happy
Senate
Chauncey District
George Adkins
Andrew McKinney
John
James
Rose
McKinney
Dale Channel
Mansfield
Plains
Carrie Channell
Thelma Donahue
Kimberly
Eva Jean Adams
Mary Meadows
Newark
William Stalder
L. D. Nelson
Michigan
Rebecca Harrison
Benny Harrison
Lew Jones
Orbiston
Floyd Crabtree
Johnny
Homer Boscoe
Effie Fin Néarty
Lucy Misner
Logan Park
U. S. Yaw
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Athens
Wilson's Store
Chevrolet
GMAC
Gene Spurbeck
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