Veteran Arky Vaughan Sparks Dodgers Comeback Thrive
Arky Vaughan, returning from retirement, fuels the Brooklyn Dodgers with a triple, a six run burst, and a ninth inning pinch single to lead the team to the NL lead as he adapts to an outfield role and recalls his Pirates era. The veteran's revival strengthens Brooklyn's push past contenders.
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Brooklyn Dodger
Leo Durocher
Arky Vaughan
Dodgers
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Pirates
Frank McKinney
Yankees Extend Winning Streak In Tight AL Race
Fourteen straight Yankee wins push New York further ahead as Boston, Chicago and Cleveland stumble. Bucky Harris relies on Newsom and Raschi after regulars falter, while Detroit, St. Louis, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh post varied results in a day of baseball action.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
New York Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Yankee
Frank Shea
Yanks
Red Sox
Yankees
Chicago
John McGraw
Giants
Harris
Bobo Newsom
Washington
Vic Raschi
Portland
Newsom
t'no-'Ton Bobo
Raschi
Joe
Louis Robinson Reign Alone In Boxing World
The National Boxing Commission said welter champ Ray Robinson has joined Joe Louis in fighting itself out of competition. Ike Williams and Bob Montgomery are tipped as the undisputed lightweight title contenders. The International Amateur All Star baseball series for 16 to 18 year olds will be held August 8 to 10 at Baltimore Municipal Stadium.
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Washington
National Boxing Commission
Ray Robinson
Joe Louis
NBA
Ike Williams
Bob Montgomery
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
United States
Canada
Municipal
Marshfield Wins Behind Gorman 7-1 in League Showdown
New Marshfield defeats McArthur 7 to 1 as Gorman allows four hits over seven frames. Bates and Cecil staff the pitching while the Brooks brothers power the offense with two doubles and a triple. Marshfield scores five in the third and two in the fifth, with McArthur breaking the shutout in the ninth on a George double and Frye RBI.
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New Marshfield
Vets
McArthur
Merchants
Gorman
Bates
Cecil
Brooks Brothers
Marshfield
George
EE McArthur
E—Sprague
RBI
Frye
R. Brooks
Doolittle
B. Brooks
Clark
H. Radcliffe
Lowry
Bb—Bates
So—Cecil
Balk Bates
Howson and Johnson
D. B. Lowry
McArthur Abbes
Sprague George
Abele
D. Radcliffe
Waller
Asiubenne Cox
Beckley
Graves
Newness
A R. Brooks
S ‘Llewellyn
Locey
Adatanen
Wenn Stright
Wees
McFadden
Glouster Defeats Athens To Seize HVS Lead
Glouster beat Athens 11 to 4 in the Hocking Valley League as Wiseman sought his sixth win but faltered amid nine walks and defensive miscues. Rankin and Smith led Glouster with three hits each, while Border and Kollister added key doubles. Tuesday’s rematch at Chesterhill looms.
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Hank Wiseman
Bill Engel
Athens
Glouster
Wiseman
Bill Smith
Engel
Jack Border
Rankin
Weiss
Smith
Ralph Winn
Border
Kollister
Lefty
Orley Toth
Bert James
McBride
Holmes
Barnes
Toth
Hallam
Vets
Olasin
Chesterhill
Nicholas
Winti
Acnse
Stephenson
HO Barnes
Woosenass
Mills
O J. Wakefield
B. Wakefield
Bronson
Ewe Wiseman
E - Hallam
Wakefield
ER —Glouster
Hits
Ward
Cominsky
Hudwell
Ashbaugh Wins Meigs Speedway 20-Lap Feature Race
Pomeroy driver Ashbaugh broke a run of bad luck by winning the 20 lap midget feature at Meigs Speedway Sunday. Contenders Comstock Birthsell and Roush followed. Sheridan escaped a fire with no injuries. An Australian pursuit race amused fans as Birthsell won. Midgets return August 3 at the speedway, with possible Wells ton show July 27.
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Pomeroy
Doc Ashbauch
Dayton
Meigs Speedway
Harry Comstock
Keith Birthseill
Kearns Roush
D. L. Sheridan
Sheridan
Ashbaugh
Wayne Strickle
Roush
Birthsell
Thomas Potts
Meigs County Fair
Wellston
OSU Sets Sept start for football drill 70 on roster
Ohio State University football practice will start September 3 or 4 under Head Coach Wesley Fesler. 70 players will be invited back for pre season drills ahead of the Missouri opener on September 28 in the stadium.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Wesley E. Fesler
Bucks
University of Missouri
Fesler
Twe Jayvees
Laurel Run Boys 4 H softball team set for Pattonville
The Laurel Run 4 H Club forms a softball squad for a Sunday game at Pattonville. Captain Tom Huddy leads an eleven player roster including Jim Groves, Bobby Huddy, Jack Kennedy, Chester Wood, Carl Williams, and Lloyd School with Charles Wood as manager and Don Todd in right field. Substitutes include Walter Bumgardner, Ralph Sparks, Rudy Campbell, Jim Huddy, Bob Williams, Henry Todd, Jim Todd, Eddie Kennedy.
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Laurel Run
Pattonville
Jim Groves
Tom Huddy
Bobby Huddy
Jack Kennedy
Chester Wood
Carl Williams
Lloyd School
Don Todd
Jerry Groves
Walter Bumgardner
Ralph Sparks
Rudy Campbell
Jim Huddy
Bobby Joe Williams
Henry Todd
Jim Todd
Eddie Kennedy
Charles Wood
iTom Huddy
National League Games Scheduled Across Rivalries
Chicago plays Boston while Cincinnati visits Brooklyn and Pittsburgh travels to New York. St Louis hosts Philadelphia, New York visits Chicago, and Washington meets St. Louis. Philadelphia visits Detroit and Boston faces Cleveland, with several games slated for night.
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Chicago
Boston
Wyse
Schmitz
Borowy
Scheffing
Voiselle
S. Johnson
Karl
Camelli
Mass
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Burkhart
Rice
Heintzelman
Seminick
Dorish
Zuber
Tebbetts
Harder
Hogan
Cleveland
Dobson
Murphy
Klinger
Partee
Gromek
Klieman
Lopez
Washington
Newsom
Berra
Haynes
Maltzberger
Gebrian
Dickey
New York
Raschi
Page
Reynolds
Robinson
Houk
Harrist
Caldwell
Smith
Tresh
Pet
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo Ammemaetts
St Paul
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American League
Detroit
Walker
Mize
Cooper
Baumholtz
Slaughter
Schoendienst
Musial
Blackwell
Munger
Trainer quits horse racing after long odds loss
Francis Patrick Dunne of the New York State Racing Commission recounts quitting as a trainer twenty years ago after backing the horse Old Faithful to repeated losses. He notes the horse later won at better than 100 to 1, prompting him to surrender his trainer’s license.
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New York
Francis Patrick Dunne
New York State Racing Commission
Dunne
Peanuts Lowrey Stars as Cubs Slump in Doubleheader
Lowrey collected five hits in the first game and three more in the second, eight hits in 10 at bats, scoring five runs for the Cubs before their nine game skid. Newsom pitched five hits allowed as the Yankees defeated Chicago 10-3 to extend their streak to 14 straight wins.
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Peanuts Lowrey
Cubs
Boston
Chicago
Bobo Newsom
Yankees
New York
Yanks
Bycofski Shuts Out Middleport in 3-0 Legion Win
Glouster pitcher Bill Bycofski blanked Middleport 3-0 allowing only two hits and 17 strikeouts to raise his season total to 54 in 28 innings. Middleport’s Mickey Miller fanned 11 in a strong effort as Glouster bunched three hits for all runs in the fourth inning.
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Glouster
Bill Bycofski
Middleport
Mickey Miller
Legion
Bend
Bycofski
Miller
Middleport High
Athens
Call
Roman
AKRON- EDDIE OSTERVICH NAMED HOWER COACH
Eddie Ostervich, former University of Akron and Kent State football star, will coach the Hower Vocational High School eleven next season as head football mentor and assistant basketball coach.
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Joe Akron
Eddie Ostervich
University of Akron
Kent State University
Hower Vocational High School
Logan 4-H Club Projects Judging Set for August
Hocking County 4-H girls will have project judging in the first two weeks of August. Newly appointed home demonstration agent Mrs. Emily Van Fossan said the county judging is moved up to allow more entries in the Ohio State Fair August 23 to 31. State entries must be notified by August 20 and project books plus secretary records will be judged alongside project inspection.
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Logan
Hocking County
Emily van Fossan
van Fossan
Realty Tax Books Close on July 20
County Treasurer Ralph W. Moorhead warned Logan and Hocking County landowners that real estate tax books close July 20 for the second half of 1946. A 10 percent penalty applies if not paid by mail or in person at the Hocking County courthouse, second floor.
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LOGAN
City
Hocking County
Ralph W. Moorhead
Moorhead
County Board of Commissioners
Plains Club Logan Defeats Mingos 10 3 In Warmer Friday
Logan’s Mingos were routed 10 3 as The Plains won with a four run burst in the first inning and two more in the fifth. Harkins pitched seven innings for the win while Hutchison homered and Eckhart doubled for The Plains. Phillip reports to Columbus Red Birds after assignment by St Louis Cardinals.
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Logan
Plains
Mingos
Heck” Harkins
Hutchison
Karshner
Buchanan
Bicknell
Ioesan
Eckhart
Torres
Kennedy
Kestival
McCallister
Springborn
Krowston
the Plains
Ansel
Coley
Aucheur
Festival
So— Stewart
Harkins
Bb—Stewart
HP — Harkins
Brandt
Lies
Phillip
BIRDS
Columbus
Andy Phillip
Columbus Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinals
Hal Anderson
Illinois
Notre Dame
Blood and Thunder Fight Seizes Boxing World in New York
A brutal Zale Graziano bout in New York drew rapt crowds as Zale toppled Graziano for a decisive knockout after a slugfest. The fight’s ferocity left press row watchers stunned and anticipation builds for a Chicago rematch. Meanwhile Boone County gears up for a Stonewall King showcase on Sept 3, highlighting the famed sire’s legacy and high market price.
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New York
Tony Zale
Rocky Graziano
Zale
Tony
Rocky
Graziano
Chicago
Reading Club entertains in Athens with play review
Clio Reading Club members gathered at Mrs. H O Sedwick's home in Athens as Mrs C J Van Valey reviewed Maxwell Andersons Joan of Lorraine. Several guests and club officers attended while others faced health and travel notes in the region.
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Amesville
Clio
H. O. Sedwick
Athens
C. J. van Valey
Maxwell Anderson
Joan of Lorraine
Jessie Lortz
Jessie Owen
W. R. Phillips
Freeman Riley
Harley Keirns
Columbus
Johnnie Johnson
Marion
Johnson
Riley
Freeman Jr
Canon
Colo
Denzil Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Charles Robinson
Akron
Robert Forman
Alfred Wooley
Elsie Sprague
Mansfield
Harry Keefer
Lois Cecil
Thereon Lonson
Letart Falls
Coonskin
Merl Walton
Robert Henry
Earl
Minnie Beuckler
James W. Beuckler
Binghamton
N.Y
William Bennett
Ralph
Ira Bennett
Mt. Herman
Dick Harris
Dian
Toledo
Harrises
Robert Myers
Hymn Singer Leads Group At Logan High
Homer Rodeheaver leading a Logan High School song festival drew a capacity Logan and Hocking County audience. Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas and Curt Davis joined from Winona Lake Indiana for solos and duets in classic and religious music.
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Logan
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Logan High School
Hocking County
Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas
Curt Davis
Cable Tabernacle
Indianapolis
Winona Lake
Ind
Lancaster
Ruth Ann Norris
Rodeheavers
Old Rugged Cross
Rodeheaver
Mr. Rodeheaver
Mr. Davis
Holy City
Jesus
Union Furnace
Robert St. Clair
Webb's Chapel Methodist Youth Fellowship
Foraker Becomes Advertising Manager at Herbst Department Store
Logan resident James L. Foraker Jr. has accepted the post of advertising manager at Herbst Department Store Inc in Fargo North Dakota. He left Logan July 11 to start duties and previously worked with Risch drugstores locally.
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Logan
James L. Foraker, Jr
Near Logan
Herbst Department Store, Inc
Fargo
N.D
Foraker
Risch
City Superintendent Heads to Chicago for School Admin Session
Logan city schools superintendent George E. Carr departed yesterday for Chicago to attend a seven day session of the National Conference for School Administrators.
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Logan
George E. Carr
Logan City
Chicago
National Conference For
Hamden Births and LocalVisits Highlight Community Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs William Guy Cassill a daughter at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis grandparents Coun ty Supt and Mrs D M Bryson and Mr and Mrs Bryan Cassill. Rest of item lists visits weddings moves and reunions across Hamden including a Columbus wedding and a Harkless reunion at Mrs Cora Wycoffe home with about 75 attending.
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Hamden
William Guy Cassill
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
D. M. Bryson
Bryan Cassill
Lamar Sprague
Columbus
Ovid Ray
Blanchester
Max Matteson
Fred Matteson
John Cade
Herbert Smith
Autye Baker
John Johnson
Warren Manning
Levi Tyo
Wilkesville St
Ray Morris
Washington Township
Tyo
Father Portforco
Canada
South Darby
John Nutt
Franklin Nutt
Hattie Sowers
Logan
Cuyahoga Falls
Richard Sturgell
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