Yankees and Senators Win Tight AL Midweek Showdowns
The New York Yankees beat Detroit 4 to 3 as Lefty Gomez struggled but the Senators shut out Cleveland 7 to 0 behind Walter Masterson. Philadelphia edged Chicago 6 to 3 in 11 innings in the lone NL result with Boston and others idle.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red
All Browns
Detroit
Tigers
Yanks
Mean
N’s
Ung
Walter Masterson
Philadelphia
Chicago White
Ohio Amateur Opens Qualifying For 1942 Match Play
19 year old Frankie Han of Toledo leads day one as four score Simon pure golfers compete in an 18 hole qualifier for the Ohio Amateur. The event runs four days with match play advancing to semi finals and final. Gaddie and Joseph top pro amateur results with a 67 and 60s. Amateur best ball winners Iranahan Wilson take 70 for $52. Remaining Cincinnati pairs split $63.
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Cinnati
Maron County
Simon
Ohio
Frankie Han
Toledo
Ay Gaddie
Terrace Park
John Joseph
Ama
Amateurateur
Cincinnati Bs
John Finn
Elson Ruddy
Joseph and
McVickle
Don Gill
Roy Elliott
Front Runners AMERICAN Batting Leaderboard Notes
The Athens Lawyers versus Sportsman Grill game in the City Softball League was postponed due to rain. Key leaders include Gordon and Williams with high batting averages and runs, Spence and Medwick high hits, and Mize strong home run counts.
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Gordon
New York
Williams
Boston
Spence
Washington
Doerr
Heath
Cleveland
Case
Athens
Sportsman Grill
Baseball Standings Update With Notable Postponements
The standings note New York 4 Detroit 3 and Washington 7 Cleveland 0 along with Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3. Other results include Association Toledo 2 Columbus 1 and Minneapolis 3 St. Paul 0, Indianapolis 8 Louisville 5. Kansas City at Milwaukee postponed.
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National
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Association
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Enee
Pittsburgh
Boston
Science
Gordon Back In Lead for Batting Title
Gordon regains top American League batting spot with a 0.347 average after a strong day at the plate. Ted Williams trails by three points, with Bobby Doerr 11 behind in the junior circuit. Pete Reiser leads the National League at 0.356, ahead of Joe Medwick at 0.343.
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NEW York
Joseph Lowell Gordon
New York Yankees
Flash
Gordon
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Bobby Doerr
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Hens Capture Seven Straight By Associated Press
The Toledo Mud Hens win seven straight, boosting pace with a 2 1 victory over Columbus as Johnny Marcum limits hits and Chuck Stevens belts a ninth inning homer to seal it. Millers top St Paul 3 0 behind strong pitching by Lefebvre. Tribe edges Louisville 8 5 after 10 innings. KC Milwaukee game postponed.
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Associated Press
Toledo Mud Hens
Mud Hens
Columbus
Johnny Marcum
Nary
Chuck Stevens
Minneapolis
Wilfred Lefebvre
Millers
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tribe
Indians Open Eastern Trip With Off Day After Brush With Yankees
Cleveland, hitting .666 on the eastern swing, watched Detroit against New York while Washington toppled by the Senators. The Redskins, after a 7-0 loss, aimed to rebound before a three game set with the world champions, as starter Bruce Hockett and batters Roy Weatherly and Walt Masterson contributed in a quiet Washington showcase.
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NEW York
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Redskins
Washington Senators
Tomor
Philadelphia
Washington
Clevelanders
Walt Masterson
Cris Hockett
Roy Weatherly
Kenny Keltner
Johnny Sullivan
Jeff Heath
Les Fleming
Keltner
Lou Boudreau
Naz
Ray Mack
George Hood Named New Grandview All-Sports Coach
George Hood former Ohio University basketball star was announced as the new all sports coach at Grandview High School near Columbus. He played in the Big Four under B. T. Grover at Ohio U and had been coaching at Jackson before arriving to Ohio UU from Hamilton.
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George Hood
Ohio University
Grandview High School
Columbus
Hood
B. T. Grover
Ohio U
Jackson
Ohio UU
Hamilton
Matches Start In Women's Golf Tourney
In Columbus the 23rd Ohio Women's golf championship opens with match play at Columbus Country Club. Defending queen Neoma Copic leads the field after an 83 medal in qualifying. she faces Claire Doran of Cincinnati. Janet Shock meets Theda Hill, and Thelma Linster plays Mrs. Edwin Reese. Other early pairings include Mrs. Francis Thomas versus Carol Lee Sherrett after a sudden death playoff.
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Columbus
Columbus Country Club
Neoma Copic
Claire Doran
Cincinnati
Maumee
Miss Copic
Miss Doran
Janet Shock
Dayton
Theda Hill
Akron
P. J. (Thelma) Linster
Mansfield
Edwin Reese
Francis Thomas
Carol Lee Sherrett
Coshocton
Thomas
Frank Dine
Lima
Twin Bills in Softball Loop
City Softball League games shift to nightly doubleheaders due to frequent postponements. Recreation Director Harry Lackey announces tonight’s schedule featuring Franks' Place vs Logans Book Store and Sportsman vs Davis Lynch, plus subsequent doubleheaders among Franks' Place, Beckleys, Ath ens Lawyers, and Sportsman teams.
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Harry Lackey
Franks’ Place
Logans Book Store
Sportsman
Davis Lynch
Franks
Beckleys
Athens Lawyers
Logans
Athens
Mrs. V. H. Dugan Dies at 88 in Glouster
Mrs. V. H. Dugan aged 88 died at her son Porter Dugan’s home on Republic Ave after months of illness she had been bedfast since April born in Perry County she came to Glouster from Hemlock 25 years ago she is survived by two daughters Miss Marie Dugan and Mrs. Frank Butts funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the home Elder Harry Anguish of Shawnee will preside burial in Hemlock Cemetery
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Glouster
V. H. Dugan
Porter Dugan
Republic Ave
Dugan
Perry County
Hemlock
Marie Dugan
Frank Butts
Harry Anguish
Mintz stacks July card with Villar Harry Bobo bout
Sid Feder reports Jake Mintz’s July 27 Smokytown show headlined by a Villar Bobo clash. Notes Lou Boudreau’s 25th birthday, Ed Robinson trade talk with the Indians, and Van Lingle Mungo eyeing a comeback with Minnesota. Mentions Cardinals pace and King Carl Hubbell’s tough schedule.
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Sid Feder
Hugh Fullerton
New York
Jake Mintz
Pittsburgh
Claudio Villar
Harry Bobo
Smokytown
Lou Boudreau
Leo Durocher
Cleveland Indians
Ed Robinson
Baltimore
van Lingle Mungo
Havana
Minneapolis
van Lingle
Babe Phelps
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Catchers Underpaid and Under Publicized Say Sewell
Hall of Fame catcher Luke Sewell argues catchers receive too little pay and publicity. He notes his own slump years, praises Bill Dickey, and cites injury risk and demand for fame as reasons young players avoid catching. He recalls the era of DiMaggio, Keller, Ruth, and Gehrig and why catchers stay behind the scenes.
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Ell
Bill Dickey
Sewell
Yankees
DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
USO Drive Organized At Glouster Meeting
Glouster hosts formation of USO unit for Trimble and north Dover townships. Alfred Andrews elected chairman. Mrs. C. A. Bingman secretary. Mayor Williams treasurer. precinct vice chairmen named. Athens County USO aims to raise 8400 dollars with a planned house to house drive starting next week. A Saturday meeting will finalize drive plans with officials and public invited.
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Glouster
USO
Trimble Township
North Dover Township
American Legion Club
Alfred Andrews
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
C. A. Bingman
Thomas Williams
John R. Clark
C. K. Rockhold
H. A. Rogers
Harry Richards
Frank L. Harvey
Athens
Athens County
Francis Lavelle
Isabelle Thompson
Maud Lowry
Minnie Dust
Albert Dust
Albertus Lowry
Reeves Frazier
Bessie Cartwright
Cant Cartwright
Hulda Swart
H. H. Swart
David C. Cook
F. A. Lavelle
Brigade Plans Trip to Nelsonville Pool
The Glouster Church of Christ brigade will hold its monthly party on Thursday. A trip to the Nelsonville swimming pool is planned with departure about 1 30 p m and return around 5 p m.
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Glouster—Bulletin Brigade
Glouster Church of Christ
Nelsonville
Miners Hall to Host Wednesday Services in Hunterdon
Church services at Miners Hall Hunterdon Wednesday at 7 30 PM with preaching by Rev Fred Fields Athens and special singing scheduled.
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Glouster
Miners’ Hall
Hunterdon
Fred Fields
Athens
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Farewells and Travel
Glouster social items note Joe Christman leaving for U S Army after a barbecue at Vaughn Earich home. Other entries cover Mary Kerr visiting Cleveland, motor trip to Kentucky, and multiple trips and gatherings across Glouster and nearby towns with family and friends.
Revival by Rev James Carter at Glouster Mission
Evangelist Rev James Carter of New Marshfield conducts a revival at the Glouster Mission in Glouster with services nightly at eight o'clock. Special music is provided. Rev Mrs M L Kimmey of Athens is pastor of the mission.
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James Carter
New Marshfield
Glouster
M. L. Kimmey
Athens
Glouster Mission
Social Notes From Glouster And Nearby Visits
Miss Anne Weymueller plans a week long visit with friends. Miss Mary Virginia Logue of Columbus spent the weekend in the city with her mother Mrs Lotta Logue. Norris Ogg returned to Dayton after a week with his parents in the city and at the Muskingum River. Mr and Mrs Joe Williams of Ravenna were weekend guests of relatives here. Glouster Girl Scouts will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Madison Street school.
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Pfc
Herbert Dusz
Washington, D. C
Charles Thomas
This City
Albert Dusz
Jacksonville
William Zimmer
Ohio State University
Columbus
Anna Louise Logue
Mery Chute
Betty McAfooes
Rowena Sprout
Athens
Dayton
Cpl
Clyde Sellars
Tennessee
Ella B. Sellars
Detroit
Bernard Rice
Ohio University
John Rice
Lewis Sarvis
Shawnee
Alec Molnar
Frank Szalay
Cleveland
H.G. Gibson
Anne Weymueller
Mary Virginia Logue
Lotta Logue
Norris Ogg
Merrill Ogg
Muskingum River
Joe Williams
Ravenna
Banner Year For Hunting Anticipated
Columbus AP The League of Ohio Sportsmen urged extending the hunting season or doubling the daily bag limit amid an overabundant game crop and fewer hunters. Tudor Wilson said deer influx from Pennsylvania threatens cattle farmers and archery-only antlered deer seasons could aid brood stock and farmers. About 6,000 to 7,000 deer were estimated in Ohio, mainly along the Ohio River border counties.
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Columbus
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Tudor Wilson
League
State Conservation Commission
Wilson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Keiser Captures Poland Open Golf Crown
Herman Keiser of Firestone Country Club won the fifth annual Poland Open with a record 134 for four rounds on the nine hole par 36 course. He earned 150 dollars. Lou Bobala of Youngstown was the amateur runner up with 142 and won 25 in War Bonds.
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Youngstown
Herman Keiser
Ak«ron
Firestone Country Club
Keiser
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Lou Bobala
Jack Thompson
Time Card North and South Train Schedules Listed
Daily and weekly rail schedule snippet lists east and west bound trains with numbers names and times. It includes Diplomat National Limited Chesapeake and Ohio No 30 and New York Central South No 3 services with morning afternoon and evening departures and arrivals.
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Diplomat
Doug Tenes
National Limited
Chesapeake & Ohio
NEW York Central South
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By Judson Bailey
Sociated Press
Chandler
Reiser
Ott
Mize
Medwick
French
Weatherly
Hackett
Fleming
Boudreau
Menene
Mack
Hegan
C Ewer Ewes
Denning
Woweenn
Milnar
ES Pp
Columbus AB
Enncasccce
Seneenn
Lukon
POA Gleeson
Eeen Sas
Aleno
Vernon
Owen Estalelia
Munger
Repass
Evans
Embree
Stevens
Chapman
Washington Spindel
Sccos
Sulli- Marcum
Anon
Terson
Estatella
Antonelli
Klein
Stev
Myatt
Antony Masterson
Nelli
Young
Ferrick
Marcum
Hogan
Luken
Kelly
McGowan
Hubbard
Parker
Grandview
Fullerton
Ivory Hunt
Art Edson
Oklahoma City Times
Warnecke
Jack Carberry
The
Denver Post
Carl Hubbell
Joe Muscato
Jimmy Bivins
Lem Franklin
By Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
James Luther Sewell
Keller
Luke Sewell
Browns
Rick Ferrell
Lumbago
Frank Hayes
Ferrell
Hayes
Gloversville
N. Y
Sew
Fellers
DiMaggios
Gordons
Reisers
Medwicks
Doerrs
Coopers
Merv Shea
Trimble
Vaughn Eartch
Joe Christman
M. E. Christman
U.S. Army
Frances Earich
J. D. Earich
Mary Lou
Evan Dale
Jack
Adolph Earich
Norman
Dean
Dawna
Richard Lee Dean
Alec Kozma
Hugh Dawley
Richard
Bobby
Millfield
Emmett Earich
Vaughn Earich
Regina Lee
Janet
Mary Kerr
Merle Danford
Kentucky
Richmond
Mias Kerr
Miss Danford
Janet Murbach
Eastern State Teachers’ College
Murbach
Boone Tavern
Berea
Beaumont Inn
Harrodsburg
Charles Mecum
F. B. Mecum
Ruth Penn
Portsmouth
Greenup
Dennison Ave
Glouster Girl Scouts
Madison St. School
Keiser Cops
Poland
Nye Chevrolet
N. Court Street
Athens, Ohio
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