Dodgers Trade Newsom Sparks Browns Rumors
Brooklyn star Louis Newsom trades and a pending deal to the St Louis Browns dominate headlines as Branch Rickey reshapes the Dodgers roster. The piece notes Newsom’s backlash and the broader impact on the National League pennant race amid an All Star break.
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Associated Press
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Opport
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Archie McKain
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Sinkwich Joins Marines Today From Georgia Bulldogs Flame
Flat-foot Frankie Sinkwich leaves for Marine boot camp at Parris Island after a storied career with the Georgia Bulldogs under Wallace Butts. He weighs 210 pounds, aims to return to the Detroit Lions post service, and expects a possible football officiating career later. He anticipates a September birth for his first child with Adeline Weathenry.
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Frankie Sinkwith
Frankie
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia Bulldogs
Parris Island
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Youngstown
Ohio
Sinkwich
Quantico
Sinkwitch
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Royston
Fen Redleg Dies Cincinnati Star Pitcher Pechiney
George A. Pechiney, 81, longtime pitcher for Cincinnati and Cleveland MLB clubs before 1900, died yesterday.
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Cincinnati
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George A. Pechiney
Marshall College Abandons Football During War
Huntington West Virginia Marshall College announces it has abandoned football until after the war. President J D Williams reports that five of its opponents have also dropped the sport, amid suspensions and national wartime constraints.
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Union Furnace Class Meets At Logan Park Picnic
The Truth Seekers Class held a July 8 meeting at Rachelmacher Park with a picnic dinner and program including songs prayers scripture questions and readings. Members and guests listed include Rev Charles Fox Mrs Fox Mrs Disbennet and many others. The Victory 4-H Club met July 7 and will gather July 14 at Edith Worthman's home. Also noted are visits and social events around Logan and nearby towns and the post office move to Bert Ingmire property with Gail Calvin as new post mistress.
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Esther Iles
Charles Fox
Maynard Simpson
Michael
Don Les
Timmy
Hortensia Cox
Lulu Kennedy
A. G. Sellers
Ed Rohrer
Anna Sellers
Loretta Iles
Carl Hall
Edith Worthman
Lois Disbennet
Clarence King
Delbert Reinscheld
Leona Jeffrey
Bobby Gene Kern
Billy Lee Kistler
Ray King
Athens
Orville Kistler
Florence Ellen Reinscheld
Dan Jones
Columbus
Charles Fuller
New Plymouth
O. H. Bryan
Bob
Charles Clark
Dwaine
Jerry
Shirley Powers
Harold Bryan
Logan
Mildred Kern
David Kern
Harry McLaughlin
Ed McLaughlin
Ed Trautman
Virginia
Dorothy
William Kennedy
Jack
Eddie
Joe
James Frey
Bert Ingmire
Gail Calvin
Lancaster
Indians Open Series With Browns Today
ST LOUIS Mo The six Cleveland All Stars do not join the Tribe for today’s five game set with the Browns. After the series here the Indians head to Philadelphia to begin the season second eastern trip next week.
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Minneapolis and Columbus Baseball Tosses Scoreboard Drama
In a back and forth contest Minneapolis uses strong batting with Wieczorek and Vosmik driving runs while Columbus answers via Antonelli Sturdy and Heath. Final lines show Minneapolis 8 Columbus 4 with Beckman taking the loss and Carpenter earning several key outs.
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Reds Aim for 12th Win as Riddle Faces Cubs
The Cincinnati Reds return from a rough eastern swing to host the Chicago Cubs in the opener of a four game set. Elmer Riddle seeks his 12th victory against Cubs likely starter Hiram Bithorn or Claude Passeau. The Reds lead the season series five games to three.
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Blue Lake Personal and Social Notes
Miss Mildred Nibert of Ft Dev ens, Mass, a WAVES member, visits relatives here. John Hamilton, son of Mr. James Hamilton, promoted to captain at Ft. Knox Kentucky. Mrs. Monroe Montgomery funeral held at Good Hope. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Watson, wife and five children survive. Junior Dude Beaver, 12, receives a new bicycle.
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Monroe Montgomery
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Rickey Durocher Talks Spark New York Baseball Skirmish
The piece discusses Branch Rickey and Leo Durocher amid All-Star absence and resignations rumors. It notes doubts about management changes and the impact on the pennant race with Burns and Haegg, plus Brooklyn fans’ volatile reactions and a possible mile record at Princeton for Haegg.
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Three Odd Fellows Lodges Plan Initiation at Glouster
Three Ohio Odd Fellows lodges Athens Jacksonville and Glouster plan a joint officer installation at Glouster Odd Fellows Hall with Special District Deputies W H Stahl Harry Bennett and Elmer Davis in charge. Refreshments follow the ceremony. Saturday Athens hosts a district reception for Grand Master R J Wolfe the first time this district holds the post. All Odd Fellows urged to attend.
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Grand Lodge
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Odd Fellows
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and School Plans
Glouster residents hosted and visited family members across Ohio and beyond. Mrs. J. C. West hosted relatives from Detroit. Max ton R. Nalois and wife traveled to Point Pleasant and Jacksonville. Athens and Columbus trips included Masons and students. Deloris Ann Boyer plans nursing school entry in Columbus after examinations.
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N. R. Heiskell
M. M. LeFavor
Athens
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June Statz
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Transfer Ties Pensacola Air Base to Norfolk Training
Wayne R. Boyer A.M.M.ALS.N. was moved from Pensacola Florida where he served for four years to Norfolk Virginia for two months of training. He spent part of a 15 day furlough with his parents in June and is married with a baby girl. His wife and child stay in Pensacola. Kenneth Wolf has been promoted to Pfc at Gulfport Mississippi after enlisting last year.
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Class Gives Farewell Dinner for Mrs. Lantz
GLOUSTER The Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Church hosted a farewell six o clock dinner for Mrs FE H Lantz who moves to Columbus today. She has been a leading church worker and assistant teacher in the class for years. The teacher Mrs M M Bryson gave a class gift as Mrs Lantz expressed regret at leaving Glouster after 18 years and her hope to find new friends in her new church.
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Gloucester anglers return after four day Muskingum trip
C. F. Wallace of Glouster and Gail Wallace of Point Pleasant W V returned Wednesday after a four day fishing trip at their Muskingum River cottage. They reported rough water from heavy rains but still landed several fish. Gail Wallace then went to Point Pleasant for work.
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C. F. Wallace
Gail Wallace
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Point Pleasant
Barbara Richardson Plans New York Visit Tour
Miss Barbara Richardson leaves Gloucester Monday to visit two Ward Belmont School classmates in New York City and Sayville Long Island, with a Philadelphia stop to see Miss Marty Downing. In Gloucester the Orpha Class meets Friday at 7 30 with a white elephant sale. The Past Noble Grands Club meets at 7 30 at Mrs William Kalt's home. Mrs Lalla Dunnett ill in a Columbus hospital. The Priscilla Class meets at 7 30 Friday at Mrs B W Conway 23 Locust Street.
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Barbara Richardson
New York
Ward Belmont School
New York City
Dorothy Burton
Sayville
Long Island
Myra Holcombe
Philadelphia
Marty Downing
Columbus School For Girls
Noble Grands Club
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William Kalt
Priscilla
Methodist Sunday School
B. W. Conway
Locust Street
Eagles Prepare Special Initiation in Honor of Mr. Hayman
Glouster Aerie No 468 Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts a special initiation tonight to honor former District Director Mr. Hayman of Pomeroy. The event begins at 7:00 PM.
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Order of Eagles
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Fighting Scot Wins National Trotting Stake at North Randall
Fighting Scot sped to victory in the $3,703 National Stake at North Randall in front of a sparse field. Tommy Berry guided the Scotland son to triumph over Yankee Maid in heat one and Rilda Mite in the final. Princess Smith upset by finishing third and fourth in heats then winning the runoff for $2 payout. Supreme Hal set a track record with 2:02% in the Edwards stake heats and won the runoff after a strong showing.
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Men's Class To Hold Outing At Kasler Home
GLOUSTER The Men's Class of the Church of Christ will meet this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Artie Kasler east of Trimble. Early activities include cro quet horseshoes and other outdoor games. A program and business session follow. Wives sweethearts and other family members are invited. Guests arriving later still may join for refreshments of home made ice cream and cake.
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