Stars Prepare for Night of Baseball Clash at Shibe Park
Major League All Star lineups swirl as St. Louis Cardinals face an American League squad in a high profile game at Shibe Park. With sellout expectations and 33 000 capacity crowd, coaches McCarthy and Muthworth field top players including Mort Cooper Chet Laabs Vern Stephens Ken Keltner and Ace Adams while Army cuts trim the NL roster.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Muthworth
Cardial
Mort Cooper
Yankee
Joe McCar
Praille
Shibe Park
McCarthy
Ernie Bonham
Yanks
Chet Laabs
St. Louis Browns
Vern Stephens
Brownies
Ken Keltner
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh
Truett Sewell
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Max Lanier
Birds Sweep Series In Kansas City Victory
Columbus toppled Kansas City 2 to 1 as Antonelli reached on catcher interference and Bergamo, Verban, and Zimmerman drove in runs. Hendrickson suffered the loss despite 3 strikeouts while Dockins fanned 4 in relief. Attendance 1,455 on Ladies Night.
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Kansas City
Scharein
Vasimsas
Milosevich
Zimmerman
Antonelli
Columbus
Hendrickson
Bergamo
Verban
Shelley
Dockins
Heath
Boyer
Fenton
Atendance
Ieee Tuna
Landrum
Worees O Gil
pShelley
Blakeney
Toms. Ccacaan OO
POA Bergamo
Sturdy
Wieczorek
Boothg. Ofchincenn Ee
Ennincwen Os
Oi Aces A. Oe Ae Verban
Docking
Ceninca
Boxing Night Results Across Cities Reach Wide Rounds
Fight results list several bouts with Zivic and Mauriello earning wins in Pittsburgh and Baltimore respectively. Ramirez and Garrison drew in Portland while Ortiz scored a stoppage in Seattle. A Norristown note mentions land bought for 50 cents an acre in 1704.
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Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Jake la Motta
New York
Baltimore
Tami_ Mauriello
Tony Musto
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Rodolfo Ramirez
Mexico City
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
Drew
Seattle
Manuel Ortiz
el Centro
Calif
Joe Robleto
Pasadena
Norristown
All Star Baseball Lineups Both Leagues Named
Starting lineups and batting order for the 11th annual All Star game list National League and American League choices. Managers Bill Southworth and Joe McCarthy select players from St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit New York Boston Washington and Philadelphia with team batting averages noted as 301 and placeholders for the AL.
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Philadelphia
Bill Southworth
St. Louis
Stan Hack
Chicago
Billy Herman
Brooklyn
Stan Musial
Bill Nicholson
Elbie Fletcher
Pittsburgh
Walker Cooper
Harry Walker
Marty Marion
Mort Cooper
Joe McCarthy
New York
George Case
Washington
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Jeff Heath
Dick Wakefield
Detroit
Vern Stephens
Rudy York
Dick Lieber
Chet Lanbs
Joe Gordon
N. Y
Bob Doerr
Boston
Bill Dickey
Buddy Rosar
Jake Farly
Ernie Monham
Hoosiers Tie Brewers as Race Tightens in AA League
Indianapolis slipped into a tie with Milwaukee for the lead after a defeat to itself. Columbus swept Kansas City 2 to 1 as Lefty Dockins notched his seventh win. Emil Verbean went 3-for-3, driving in the deciding run and setting up another in a 2-1 win. Louisville tightened to within one game of St Paul with a 4-1 victory. Minneapolis beat Cleveland 7-5 in 10 innings on a Willard Pike error.
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Associated Press
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Tribe
Willard Pike
Frank Trechock
Indians
Brewers
Toledo
Louisville Colonels
St. Paul
Saints
Lefty Vie Johnson
Columbus Redbirds
Kansas City Blues
Lefty Dockins
Don Henderickson
Emil Verbean
Flock
Roy Zimmerman
George Scharein
Musial and Stephens in First Place
Vernon Stephens of the Browns tops the American League batting list after a week with ten hits in 28 at bats lifting his average to .333. Stan Musial of the Cardinals takes the National League lead as the all star game looms, with Billy Herman close behind at .328 and Frank McCormick dropping after a hitless span.
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NEW York
Browns
Vernon Stephens
Guy Cartwright
White Sox
Cartwright
Stephens
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Musial
Brooklyn
Billy Herman
Frank McCormick
Reds
McCormick
Babe Dahlgren
Phillies
Stan Hack
Cubs
Byron Nelson Heavy Favorite At Tam O'Shanter Open
Byron Nelson returns to Tam O Shanter next week aiming for a third straight victory at the Tam course. The field of 75 includes Sam Byrd, Jimmy Demaret, Chick Harbert, Harry Cooper, Herman Barron, Lloyd Mangrum and Sgt Jim Turnesa battling for a $10 000 purse.
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Chicago
Byron Nelson
Tam O'Shanter Diggins
Lord Byron
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
New York Yankee
Jimmy Demaret
Chick Harbert
Harry Cooper
Herman Barron
Lloyd Mangrum
Sgt
Jim Turnesa
Lowell Cole Named Coach At Chauncey High School
Lowell Cole is hired as Chauncey Dover High School coach to succeed Carl Kemp who left for McConnelsville. He will direct athletic activities and teach physical education and science subjects while pursuing graduate work at Ohio University. Cole, 22, native of Carthage Township Athens County, is married with one daughter. He graduated Hollister High School in 1939 and attended Ohio University starting 1939 earning a B S last May. He also played intramurals at Ohio U.
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Chauncey
Lowell Cole
Chauncey-Dover High School
Carl Kemp
McConnelsville
United States
Cole
Carthage
Athens County
Hollister High School
Ohio University
Ohio U
Bill McKee
Ashland
Time-Gazette
William Schroeder
Wooster College
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Ohio State
Dinner for Son Honored Robert Dicken Home on Furlough
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dicken hosted a dinner at their Lower Plains home Sunday for their son Robert Dicken on furlough from Camp Chaffee Ark. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kimmel and daughter Mrs. Jack King Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawley and son Max Mrs. Alice Dawley Mrs. Harold Gaston and daughter Jo Leon Lawrence Smith Carbon Hill Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Moore and sons Roger and Richard Mrs. Frank Hysell and children Larry and Judy Miss Grace Dicken Robert Dicken and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dicken.
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Chauncey
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
Robert Dicken
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Harry Kimmel
Jack King
Columbus
Arthur Dawley
Max
Alice Dawley
Harold Gaston
Jo Leon
Lawrence Smith
Carbon Hill
Wendell Moore
Roger
Richard
Frank Hysell
Larry
Judy
Grace Dicken
Chauncey Notes Residents and Visitors from Nearby Towns
Local society news lists Chauncey residents and visitors including Miss Alice Tope at a Columbus defense plant visiting her parents, Stella Sanders from Albany visiting Chauncey, Stella Sanders daughter of the Stephenson family, Wendell Moore of Ravenna visiting family, Robert Dicken on furlough from Camp Chaffee, Lowell Stage from Camp Haan visiting his mother, Linda Lou Hamilton visiting relatives, and other Chauncey guest details with Rev. Gilbert Courtney and family hosting.
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Chauncey
Alice Tope
Columbus
Harry Tope
Stella Sanders
Albany
Millfield
Carson Sanders
Jerome Stephenson
Wendell Moore
Ravenna
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
Robert Dicken
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Lowell Stage
Camp Haan
Calif
Johnny
Lois Stage
Paul Hamilton
Linda Lou
Clifford Gabriel
Harry Moore
Clifford Courtney
Corning
Elmer Ferrer
Amesville
Gilbert Courtney
Funeral Attendees Gather for Mrs. C. B. Murphy
Chauncey Hartley and Daniel A. Pierce along with Mrs. Loren a Cochran and others traveled from Chauncey Athens Millfield to Malta Ohio Sunday to attend the funeral for Mrs. C B Murphy widow of William Murphy and aunt to Chauncey Hartley The service drew a large crowd and burial followed at Malta Cemetery Verner Edwards of Glouster underwent surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital and remains in Room 10 awaiting cards from friends.
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Chauncey
William A. Hartley
William Hartley
Millfield
Daniel A. Pierce
Lorena Cochran
Athens
Malta
Ohio
C. B. Murphy
William Murphy
Malta Cemetery
Glouster
Verner Edwards
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Brooklyn Housewives Bring Fat to See Dem Burns
Brooklyn housewives storm Ebbets Field carrying half pound tins of waste fat and paying a dime tax to witness Burns stop the Pittsburgh Pirates 23 to 6 in a dramatic display at the ballpark.
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Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Dem Burns
Pittsburgh Pirates
American Association Scores Report
In national league action Columbus defeated Kansas City 2 to 1 while Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 7 to 5 and Louisville won 4 to 1 against St Paul. Milwaukee Toledo game postponed.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Glouster Area Families Visited During Weekend Gatherings
Glouster residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis and son Jimmy of Rockland and Mrs. James Burchfield and son Rich ard of Belpre, plus Gerald Jones of Zanesville joined by Lena E. Davis.
All Star Team Set to Face Oakland San Francisco Odds
National and American Leagues clash across a San Francisco field in a standout game featuring Red Ruffing and Harry Danning as the battery. Pitchers Joe Hatten and Roger Ardizola join a roster including Lieut Charley Gehringer and Myril Hoag with outfielders West Judnich and Marty.
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New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Russ Newland
Charley
Red
Ruffing
Harry
Danning
Joe Hatten
Dodgers
Roger Ardizola
Yankees
Chuck Stevens
Browns
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Cookie Lavagetto
Dario Lodigiani
White Sox
Nanny Fernandez
Braves
Max West
Wally Judnich
Joe Marty
Phillies
Myril Hoag
Joe Dimaggio
Glouster Tri-State Camp Reservations Filled
Rev. C. B. Tigner announced that all bookings for the Tri state Camp at Tar Follow in the first week of August are taken. He invites remaining youths to apply, with acceptance if any current reservations cancel.
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Glouster
Rev
C. B. Tigner
Tar
League Directors Back Frick Decision Over Phillies Giants Protest
The National League directors upheld President Ford Frick on a protested June 15 game between the Phillies and Giants. Giants protested Dahlgren interference on a ninth inning double that gave Philadelphia a 6 to 3 win. Frick declined to alter the score after the initial ruling, and Ott’s protest was allowed to be considered by the league board. Phillies owner Cox later appealed.
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Cox
League
Frick
Philadelphia
National League
Ford Frick
Phillies
New York Giants
Giants
Babe Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Ken Trinkle
Beans Reardon
Mel Ott
Ott
Bill Cox
Bill Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phil Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Bob Quinn
Boston Braves
Horace Stoneham
Rickey to Discuss Durocher Amid Dodgers Turmoil
Branch Rickey, Dodgers general manager, plans to talk with Leo Durocher about the Saturday revolt after the suspension of pitcher Bob Newsom. Rickey returns to Brooklyn Wednesday after attending a National League meeting and the All-Star game, saying there is no change in Durocher’s status.
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Philadelphia
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Bobo Newsomer
Rickey
Durocher
Brooklyn
New York
Home Return of Chauncey Carson Sanders from Hospital
Chauncey Carson Sanders returned to his Millfield home Sunday with daughter Amy Jo Sanders and Dr. C N. Sanders after a week at White Cross Hospital. He remained in serious condition but shows slight improvement.
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Chauncey — Carson Sanders
Millfield
Amy Jo Sanders
C. N. Sanders
White Cross Hospital
Returns To Camp Glouster Joe Christman Leaves For Reno
Joe Christman reported to Trimble due to his father illness then left Monday for Reno Nevada where he is stationed his furlough expired His father M BE Christman has improved enough to sit up part of the time and take a few steps Marylin Lantz daughter of Mr and Mrs E H Lantz has a new job at the Army Depot in Columbus
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Leonard Davis
Jimmy
Rockland
James Burchfield
Richard
Belpre
Gerald Jones
Zanesville
T. F. Davis
Lena E. Davis
Elizabeth James
Davis
Mr. Davis
Lucile Pedicord
Parkersburg
Garfield Carter
Do. S. (Vane) Roberts
Pittsburgh
Neal Roberts
Lorain
Glouster
Andrew Roberts
Pearl Wallace
Cleveland
Trimble
Jacob Hahn
Detroit
Walter Fitzpatrick
Canton
Lloyd Wyatt
Army Depot
Columbus
Sam Wyatt
Bertha
E. V. Chalfant
Paul Barrett
Indianapolis
George Saas
Vera Chalfant
Leo Lemoine
Dayton
William Keith
Clyde Mason
Dickie
Edna Sanders
Martha Higgins
Rhea Sanders
Edson Haskins
C. E. Haskins
Teddy Smith
Charleston
Dick Jones
Delores Phillips
Ralph Phillips
James Phillips
George H. Campbell
Georgie Higgins
Joe Christman
Reno
Nevada
M. BE. Christman
Marylin Lantz
E. H Lantz
Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans Meet in Odd Fellows Hall
A special meeting of the Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans is set for Wednesday at 2 PM in Odd Fellows Hall. The purpose is to entertain the department treasurer Mrs Ethyl D Lerner of Cambridge Ohio. The president urges full attendance.
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Glouster
Daughters of Union Civil War Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Ethyl D. Lerner
Cambridge
Ohio
Old Friends Reunited at Chauncey Visit
Chauncey George Coe hosts Sunday guest William Parks of Xenia Ohio a former local who had not been seen for 60 years. Parks 88 drove from Xenia and previously worked for the late J Gaston Coe of Chauncey. Coe also 88.
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Chauncey
George Coe
Charlies Daugherty
William Parks
Xenia
Ohio
Coe
Parks
J. Gaston Coe
Mr. Coe
Servicemen News From Glouster Area During World War II
Families report transfers and arrivals of soldiers and sailors. Jack Brown moves from Camp Wolters Texas to Sharon Pennsylvania near Warren where Mrs. Brown lives. Norris Ogg of Fort Hayes expects transfer to Camp Crowder Missouri after 70 months of signal corps training. Lieut Andrew Roberts from Omaha Nebraska visits Glouster before returning. Pfc Robert Skinner and Pfc Richard Harnell, both of New York City, stay with Robert Skinner in Glouster after training with the Army Air Corps. Pvt Wilfred Mulpas moves from Louisiana basic to Fort Wayne Indiana, with wife and child joining him. Don Cunningham of Great Lakes Naval Training Station spends leave at home.
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Glouster
Noah T. Brown
Jack
Camp Wolters
Texas
Sharon
Warren
Columbus
Indianapolis
Andrew Roberts
Omaha
Neb
Vane Roberts
Robert Skinner
Richard Harnell
New York City
Miami Beach
Fla
Army Air Corps
Patterson Field
Fairfield
Ohio
Wilfred Mulpas
Louisiana
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Mrs Hugh Cunningham
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