Hamilton Eliminated on Opening Day in PGA Tilt
Hamilton from White Plains N J falls early as 36-hole second round action begins in the 27th PGA Championship. Nelson, favorite, defeats Sarazen while Mike Turnesa defeats Gibson. Grout defeats champion Hamilton 5 and 4 as several top players are ousted in first-round upsets.
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Howell Dayton
Mike
Turnesa
White Plains
N. J
Sgt
Jim
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Texas
Nelson
Atlantic City
Jim Turnesa
Byrés
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Gibson
Wilmette
Hareke
Benesville
Grout
Bob Hamilon
Evansville
Ind
Fort Howis
Wash
Jack Grout
Hinsdale
Harold
Jug) McMaden
Clarence
Bull) Doser
Hartsdale
N. Y
E. J
Dutch
Harrison
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
Sterling Johnny
Norristown
Vic Ghezzi
Army
PGA
Ed Dudley
Keplar
George Schneiter
Cascado Springs
Colo
Ky Laffoon
Miami
Okla
Tony Penna
Dayton
Doser
Ohnny Revolta
Evanston
Frank Kringle
Linden
Sam Byrd
Redford
Mich
Herman Barron
Robezzi
Ralph Hutchison
Bethlehem
Johnson
Claude Harmon
Grosse Point
Saints rally to beat Brewers and cut lead in standings
St Paul Saints, now in the American Association first division, staged a four-run ninth inning to defeat Milwaukee 7 to 4. The victory trims the Brewers' margin over runner up Indianapolis to one and a half games, marking the second straight win for St Paul in the current series with the Rhammiane.
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Associated Press
St. Paul's Saints
Saints
Milwaukee
Brewers
Indianapolis
St. Paulj
Rhammiane
Standings and Results From Yesterday in American Association
National notes show no games scheduled. American Association lists two night sets: Louisville and Columbus, Indianapolis and Toledo, Minneapolis and Kansas City, plus a night game for St. Paul and Milwaukee.
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Louisville-Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis - Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
W. L. Pet
Chicago
Brooklyn
St Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
W. Pet
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Milwaukee Oe
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Fullerton's Roundup: Leahy and Buckner in postwar rumors
News from New York reports Frank Leahy will not become postwar coach of the Los Angeles All America Football Conference club. Bad Boy Bobby Ruffin faces suspension for a recent incident in Elizabeth New Jersey. Connie Mack seeks Joe Buras as trade partner with the Yankees. Navy anecdotes recount General Buckner Jr dying leading troops on Okinawa and paddling to Annapolis from West Point. Memphis Chicks invite one armist Joe Cage for tryout as Pete Gray's sale is noted. Official Football Guide slated for August release. Jacksonville Naval Air Station Flyers announce two assistant coaches will play in fall.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Frank Leahy
Los Angeles
Leahy
National Boxing Association
Bobby Ruffin
Elizabeth
N. J
Naval Academy
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
Okinawa
Robert E. Giffen
Academy
Giffen
Buckner
West Point
Fort Monroe
Annapolis
Memphis Chicks
Pete Gray
Joe Cage
Peoria
Ill
Official Football Guide
Jacksonville
Harness Races Hit Hard By DDT Order
Ohio harness racing centers react to the Office of Defense Transportation ban on horse transport. Track spokesmen predict little season impact except at Grand Circuit meets in North Randall where pacers and trotters face disruption. At Ascot Park Akron officials report 100 thoroughbreds already stabled with more arriving. River Downs Cincinnati says opening July 21 unaffected due to private vans. A Randall harness owner calls the order unfair and says the season just started with 300 trotters and pacers in preparation for the next Grand Circuit meet in Ola Orchard, Me.
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Cleveland
Qhio
Office of Defense _Transportation’sa
North Randall
Ascot Park
Akron
Cincinnati
River Downs
Peter A Horback
Randall
Ola Orchard
Hemlock Grove Grange Meets in Saturday Session
The Hemlock Grove Grange met Saturday with 43 members present. The group split into four SHOE PHIRS units and discussed upcoming events including a lecture hour. Local Grangers report a 1-0 win in seven innings and announce visits to Harrisonville Grange with a 3-2 score.
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Hemlock Grove
Grange
Indianapolis
Toledo
Harrisonville
Louisville
Columbus
Birds
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millers
Blue
Hamilton Meet Ends Saturday
A field of H1 thoroughbreds contest the $1,500 Endurance Classic on the final Hamilton Meet day. Prosevo, owned by C. C. Evans, set the track record for two and one sixteenths miles with a 3 43 2-5 time on July 25, 1942. Also notes social and local military updates listed among weekend visits and family gatherings in the area.
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Hamilton
Prosevo
C. C. Evans
Grate Sent to Eastern Loop by Phillies
Philadelphia reports pitcher Don Grate of Greenfield former Ohio State hurler signed by the Phillies was optioned to Utica in the Eastern League. Grate started one game for the Iowa? team and was knocked out in the second inning by the Chicago Cubs last Friday. General Manager Herb Pennock called him a good arm but short on experience.
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Philadelphia
Don Grate
Greenfield
Ohio State University
Philadelphia Phillies
Utica
Grate
Chicago Cubs
Herb Fen- Nock
Sawyer Is Removed to Home of His Daughter
Chauncey David M Sawyer, former Athens County commissioner and noted farmer, has been moved from Columbus hospital to the home of his daughter Mrs Dow Cannon in Columbus. His condition shows slight improvement after a heart attack and stroke prior to hospitalization. His wife Mrs Sawyer remains with him.
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Chauncey
David M. Sawyer
Athens County
Redtown
Columbus
Dow Cannon
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey district social reports visitors from Mantua Ohio and Athens Ohio. Mr and Mrs William Misner and daughters Lillian Gladys Lucille visited Millfield with Pearl Misner Dwight Shumway and Rebecca Crabtree. Carolyn Heffken and son Teddy from Athens visited sister Louis Muzio family Delores Muzio spent a week in Athens with her aunt. Minnie Mariner of Athens was guest of L W Sanders and Louanne in Millfield. Ruth Oskey returned from Oklahoma camp. Jean and Jerry Russell from Akron visited sister Helen Toth and family in Millfield.
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Chauncey
William Misner
Lillian
Gladys
Lucille
Mantua
Millfield
Pearl Misner
Dwight Shumway
Rebecca Crabtree
Carolyn Heffken
Gon Teddy
Athens
Louis Muzio
Delores ‘Muzio
Heffken
Minnie Mariner
L. W. Sanders
Louanne
Ruth Oskey
Pvt
Leo Oskey
Oklahoma
Jean
Jerry Russell
Akron
Helen [Toth
Bryan Family Reunion at Plains
Bryan family members gathered at the Lower Plains home of Mr and Mrs M O Bryan for a Sunday reunion They attended Sunday school and The Plains Methodist Church for the first time in 20 years M O Bryan sang a vocal solo A picnic lunch followed with ice cream and cake Present were Glenn McDowell Carrie Bryan Jo Ann Irma Bryan Mary Ellen Jimmy Pochard Robert and others The missing grandson Gordon McDowell is serving in the U S Navy in the South Pacific
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Ghauncey
M. O Bryan
Bryan
Lower Plains
Gordon McDowel
U. S. Navy
South Pacific
Old Home
Plains Methodist Church
M. O. Bryan
Glenn McDowell
Carrie Bryan
Jo Ann
Youngstown
Irma Bryan
Logan
Mary Ellen
Jimmy
Mentone
Ind
Albert Jackson
Jennie Bryan
Pochard
Robert
Chauncey
Mrs Pearl Rutledge Hosts Guests Over Fourth
Chauncey residents Mrs Pearl Rutledge entertained family groups on the Fourth at her May Avenue home. Attending were Mrs George Rutledge with daughters Ann and Elaine of Mt. Sterling Ohio. Mr and Mrs Harry Stevens Ruth Mildred Jerry and Tommy Stevens of Beckley West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Robert Hutchins and children Bobby Joe and Jacquelyn of Dayton. Mrs Floyd Hutchins and Teddy Lee of Athens. The Rutledge son P F C George Rutledge with the Ninth Army 30th Division is in Germany after service in Belgium and Germany, overseas six months.
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Chauncey
Pearl Rutledge
May Ave
George Rutledge
Ann
Elaine
Mt. Sterling
Harry Stevens
Ruth
Mildred
Jerry
Tommy Stevens
Beckley
Robert Hutchins
Bobby Joe
Jacquelyn
Dayton
Floyd Hutchins
Teddy Lee
Laurel Cliff News Notes
Laurel Cliff items list residents visiting relatives and changes in employment. Bruce Norton of Millfield visits the Schaefer and Ackley households. Evelyn Turner and Margaret Allen take jobs in Pomeroy and Point Pleasant respectively. Betty Ratliff and her brother Jack visit Minersville and Charleston relatives. Louella Stahl visits her son Mark Stahl. Hysell and Hysell visit Langsville, Mowrey's move to Columbus.
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Laurel Cliff
Charley Diehl
Akron
Lou Diehl
Carl McKeven
Betty Leifheit
Dayton
Helen Leifheit
Bruce Norton
Millfield
N. E.schaefer
Clarence Ackley
Evelyn Turner
Pomeroy
Betty Lou Ratliff
Jack
William Mowrey
Cheshire
William Stewart
Columbue FL
Patterson Served Breakfast in Bed at Great Lakes Training Center
Chauncey Everett Pat Patterson son of Mrs Evelyn Patterson of Chauncey was among five boys served breakfast in bed last Sunday by Company Commander W A Kalb at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. The act followed a promise tied to the company selling the most War Bonds in the pond drive.
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Chauncey — Everett
Pat” Patterson
Chauncey
Evelyn Patterson
W. Mainet
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
W. A. Kalb
Spauldings Make Home Improvements in Chauncey
CHAUNCEY Mr and Mrs Guy Spaulding known as Goldie Fielder are adding three rooms a bath and a back porch to their home on Fills Ave Chauncey. Carpenter work and plastering by William Keasey of Chauncey with help from G S Spaulding.
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Chauncey
Guy Spaulding
Goldie Fielder
Fills Ave
William iKeasey
G. S. Spaulding
Willard Guess Feted At Holiday Dinner
A Frost family gathering honored William Guess with a large chicken dinner. Guests included Fred Kelhmier and family of Columbus, Everett and Delmar Guess and their children, Raymond Walker and family of Chauncey, Robert Guess and family, Bull Hunter and children of The Plains, Margaret Dunfee and Steve Dunfee of Frost, Bob Hawk, J. T. Smith, Mike Green and several Guess relatives from Millfield Athens Coolville and RD 2.
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Chauncey
Willard Guess
Frost
William
Fred Kelhmier
Columbus
Everett Guess
Dayton
Delmar Guess
Raymond C. Walker
Robert Guess
the Plains
Bull Hunter
Millfield
Margaret Dunfee
Steve Dunfee
Coolville
RD 2
Bob Hawk
J. T. Smith
Athens
Mike Green
Anna Iaabell
Betty Sue
Donald
Earl Guess
Children’s Day Observed at Bishopville Church of Christ
Children’s Day was observed at the Bishopville Church of Christ last Sunday. Rev W Ty Robinson of Ath ens is the pastor. The program was led by Mrs Charles Peddicord. Rev Robinson will preach next Sunday at Bishopville at 10 30 AM.
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Chauncey
Bishopville Church of Christ
W. Ty. Robinson
Athens
Charles Peddicord
Robinson
Bishopville
Corporal Simpson Arrives Stateside After New Guinea Service
Chauncey Corporal Robert Simpson, son of Mr and Mrs S N Simpson, has arrived in the United States after several months in New Guinea. He called his parents from San Francisco and Cincinnati and is en route to Wilmington for hospitalization before returning to Chauncey for convalescence.
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Chauncey
Robert Simpson
S. N. Simpson
New Guinea
States
San Francisco
Calif
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Cubs and Tigers Show Big Gains This Season
Cubs and Tigers, led by league leaders, post the largest gains over their 1944 mid season standings as the fourth vital intersectional series opens. Jack Hand reports on the baseball swing into a pivotal point in the season.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Baseball News and Schedule Changes Across 1944 Season
A summary of 1944 pennant pace shifts for the Cardinals Browns and Tigers with Detroit leading the American League as schedules reshuffle to address travel and daylight issues. Chandler begins as baseball commissioner in joint league session amid talks on teenage player signings and finances.
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Bruins
Bengals
Chicago
Detroit
St Lows Cardinals
Browns
Cards
Luke Sewell
Dick Wakefield
Wakefield
Tigers
Boston
Washington
A.B
Chandler
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Kentucky
Walter J. W. Mulbry
Mall
National League
Bee Gees Start Football Aug. 31 Schedule Listed
Bowling Green State University Tuesday announced a seven game football slate with two home games and five away. The schedule lists Aug. 31 at Alma Michigan Central Michigan Sept. 7 at Baldwin Wallace Sept. 14 at Miami Sept. 22 at Ohio University Sept. 24 at Oberlin Oct. 16 and Case Oct. 13.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
W. Harold Anderson
Alma
Mich
Central Michigan
Baldwin Wallace
Miami
Ohio University
Oberlin
Case
News Notes of Orbiston and Chauncey Movements
Social items from Orbiston report multiple family visits and gatherings across nearby towns including Glouster Columbus and Buckeye Lake Park with relatives like Mrs. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Wade and the Glancy family. The Orbiston home coming is slated for July 29 and Georgia Timpie Morrison moves to Chauncey to live with her parents.
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Walter Wade
Grace Ayers
Columbus
Vance Glaney
Lace Ayers
Murray City
Clarence Banfield
Mary Alice Banfield
Homer Banfield
Zanesvit
Clyde Grinstead
Willoughby
Vance Glancy
Frank Canter
Chauncey
Frank Halliday
Effie Lear
Allie Nida
P. A.nida
Grace Campbell
Lancaster
Stanley Robinson
Robert Canter
Laura Serrell
P. A. Nida
Mike Bartoe
the Plains
William O'Rourke
Orbiston
Chauncey Chauncey
Georgia Tin‘pie Morrison
Charles Tippie
Racing seeks clarification on reinstated racing shipments ban
AP reports Thoroughbred Racing Associations president Harry A. Parr II of Baltimore will meet Col. J. Monroe Johnson, director of Defense Transportation, to seek clarification on the government ban that forbids transporting racing and show animals by railroad and common or contract truck carriers from last night until July 1 unless modified.
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Washington
Harry A. Parr II
Baltimore
Thoroughbred Racing Associations
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Defense Transportation
Reds Open 15-Game Home Stand With Dodgers Doubleheader
Cincinnati starts a 15 game home stand tonight with a twilight doubleheader against Brooklyn. The opener features Joe Bowman seeking his seventh win for the Redlegs at Crosley Field while Howard Fox is slated to pitch the second game. Carl Davis and Hal Giege are listed in the pitching selections.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Crosley Field
Joe Bowman
Redleg
Howard Fox
Carl Davs
Hal Giege
Leo Duracher
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