Chet Laabs Keeps Hitting Streak With Browns Hot Run
The St. Louis Browns outfielder Chet Laabs fuels a surge with four homers and 16 RBIs in six days to lift the Browns toward a tie for fourth. His power spurs wins over the Yankees, Red Sox, Athletics, and Phillies as pennant race actions unfold across major leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Chet Laabs
St. Louis Browns
Laabs
Ernie Bonham
Boston
Red Sox
Reds
Philadelphia
Athletics
Ute
al Hollingsworth
Browns
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Washington
Tigers
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Chicago
Chiazo Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phils
Danny Litwhil
Red
St. Louis Rdinals
Ciannati
Boston Braves
Rnne Lombardi
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District hosts Mr. and Mrs. Blood Daugherty and family with Daugherty’s relatives Mrs. Charles S. Rees of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. John Conley of Garfield Heights visiting. they left Wednesday after a few days. Mary Northrop and her relatives, former Chauncey residents, visit with daughters Mrs. Howard Pennell and Mrs. Eugene Burbeck. Isabelle Courtney, from Columbus, visits Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Courtney. Lois Ann Shafer, also in Columbus, vacationing at home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Blood Daugherty
Daughrty
Charles S. Rees
Cleveland
John Conley
Garfield Heights
Mary Northrop
Margaret
Arence
Garnet Northrop
Oward Pennell
Eugene Burbeck
Isabelle Courtney
Columbus
Arents
G. B. Courtey
High St
Lois Ann Shafer
Carlhafer
Ellis Ave
Brilliant Great Lakes quintet breaks first place up
At Great Lakes Illinois the Navy de-emphasizes desk posts as crews move to the fleet. The basketball squad from last winter is dispersed and a rugged football schedule looms. The four Pre-Flight Schools also see personnel shifts shaping the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brilliant
Great Lakes
Frank Baumholtz
Ill
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Washington
Gene Tunney
Ensign Baumholtz and fellow athletes enter training as war notes rise
Ensign Baumholtz and fellow college stars transition to armed guard and Navy Air Corps training after a 31 win season. Notables include Frank Baumholtz of Ohio University, Bill Menke of Indiana, James Currie of Northwestern, Bob White of Dartmouth, George Ring of Miami of Ohio, and Joe Kuhraich of Notre Dame. Coach Cook praises college training as ideal officer material. In local action Beckleys split a twin bill with Franks' Place and the undefeated Athens Lawyers, staying in the City League title mix as Tim Littler starred on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Frank Baumholtz
Ohio University
Madison Square Garden
San Francisco
Bill Menke
Indiana
Iowa City
James Currie
Northwestern
Bob White
Dartmouth
George Ring
Miami
Ohio
Abbott Hall
Chicago
Joe Kuhraich
Notre Dame
Chicago Cardinals
Glen View
Ill
Navy Air Corps
J. Russell Cook
Comiskey Park
Beckleys
Franks
Athens Lawyers
Les Coon
Johnny Hess
Sberna
Tim Littler
Staley
Sportsman Grill
Logans Book Store
Beckleys Abrh
Cipvietind
Oels Cel Rs
Chappelear
Sberna, Tl
Franks’ Place
Pnr
Goodstein
Willis Bray
Elyria
Harper
Noah Bray Hiatt
Junior Bray
Oec Twenouent
Gaces MO de Ae Gamblee
Arnon
Uties Baeccans
Hemlock Social Notes Celebrate Miss Mina Davis Birthday
Eighth grade pupils from Congo School gathered at Mina Davis home to celebrate her birthday with greeting cards and a cake. Attendees included Helen Kader Blanche Boyman and Mary Almasky. several classmates could not attend. Updates mixed with local resident moves and a 1942 federal migratory birds rule extending the duck season to 70 days starting September 26 in the northern zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock
Mina Davis
Congo School
Miss Davis
Congo
Columbus
Detroit
Texas City
Barksdale Field
Helen Kader
Blanche Boyman
Mary Almasky
Washington
Interior
Ickes
Ohio
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday's results feature Cincinnati over Boston 7 to 6, Chicago 7 over Brooklyn 0, Brooklyn 2 over Chicago 1, and New York 3 over Pittsburgh 1. American games include New York 8 over Cleveland 5, Chicago 3 over Boston 2, St Louis 3 over Philadelphia 1, and Washington 6 over Detroit 5 in 10 innings. Association action lists Louisville 9 over Columbus 1 and Slanseniing 7 over Milwaukee 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
National Club
L. Pet
American Club
Chicago Anisigmicor Jam
Association Club
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville Annem O
Toledo Siemntanman Ae
St. Paul
Stu Martin Shines in AA Debut for Minneapolis Millers
Stu Martin, newly sent from the Pirates, started at second for the Minneapolis Millers and went 3 for 3 in the opener with a hit in the nightcap. He handled 13 chances without an error as the Millers won 7 2 and 6 5 over Milwaukee to close the gap in the pennant race. Toledo, Louisville, and St Paul also posted wins as teams jockey for position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Millers
Huck Geary
Pittsburgh Pirates
BUCS
Stu Martin
St. Louis
Pirates
Millers
Milwaukee
Brewers
Toledo Mud Hens
Indianapolis
Louisville
Lou Lucier
Columbus Red Birds
Lou Klein
St. Paul
Dave Philley
Saints
Kansas City
Mrs Ora Chauncey Ill in Zanesville Hospital
Glouster resident Mrs Ora Chauncey sister of Mrs Thomas Hamilton is in Good Samaritan hospital Zanesville with pneumonia. Her condition is not regarded as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ora Kittle
Glouster
Thomas. Hamilton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Fullerton's Roundup: Baseball Talk and Rumors
Sid Feder surveys baseball chatter from New York, noting Buck Newsom's Dodger ties and Cubs feuds at Wrigley Field. He cites lingering All-Star buzz, Knute Rockne era speeches, and potential player moves including Hutson, DiMaggio, and Gomez. The column blends team gossip with attendance figures and wartime comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Hugh Fullerton
New York
Buck Newsom
Dodgers
Bobo
Larry
Mubicatnars
Dodger
Baseball Leaders Show Bright Power Hits and Stolen Bases
Front runners list includes Gordon of New York with 344 runs and Williams of Boston with 87 RBIs and 19 home runs. Spence of Washington leads with 112 hits, while Reiser of Brooklyn headlines 362 innings pitched and 12 steals. Mize of New York adds 68 RBIs and 15 homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
New York
Williams
Boston
Spence
Washington
Case
Chandler
Reiser
Brooklyn
Ott
Mize
Medwick
French
Indians Defeat Yankees In Slugfest Behind Key Hits
Box score shows Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees in a high scoring game. Notable performances include Fleming and Gordon driving in runs, Rolfe with RBIs, and Hackett homering for New York. Pitchers Bonham and Milnar limited the damage late, with Harder taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR
Denning
APOE
EOE
New York
POA
Hassett
Ginak Melle
Dae Henrich
Nen Ss
DiMaggio
Gordon
Priddy
Acacacea
Mack
Rolfe
Hackett
Fleming
Bonham
Boudreau
Rizzuto
Cleveland
Harder
Milnar
Basil, Rue and
Grieve
Youth To Take Active Part In Dover Church Services
Chauncey The Church of Christ parish schedules five special youth led services across Greens Run Chauncey Trimble Taylor Ridge Millfield and Greens Run venues starting Sunday. The program features choruses solos by Carlos Nye Donna Faye Seckinger and other youth with scripture readings talks and communion duties coordinated by Russell Johnson Harve Courtney Gordon Mingus Bob Mingus and Carlos Nye. Regular preaching by Glaze Thompson and Gilbert Courtney complements the program urging parishioners to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Greens Run
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Carlos Nye
Donna Faye Seckinger
June Heffken
Glenna Hanning
Jane White
Jo Ann Williamson
Regina Barich
Russell Johnson
Harve Courtney
Gordon Mingus
Bob Mingus
Richard Daugherty
Emmett Olbers
Billy Olbers
Betty Jandes
Christine Brown
Glaze Thompson
Gilbert Courtney
Bethel Church Group Meets Near Coolville
The W.S.C.S. of Bethel met at Mrs Ralph Callaway's home on Tuesday evening July 14 with 13 members and 12 guests. Mrs Roy Gordon presided. Mrs John Deeter led the program and Mrs George Gilbert read the devotional. Refreshments were served during social hour. Funds were collected to buy two flags for Bethel Methodist Church by patches on an apron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
W.s.cs
Bethel
Ralph Callaway
Roy Gordon
John Deeter
George Gilbert
Bethel Methodist Church
E. L. Miller
Bertha Gordon
Charles Gilbert
Ed Davis
Mayme Callaway
Stanley Gillilan
Ernest Knowles
Wilbur Warner
Florence Marlene
Audra Deem
Virginia Deeter
Flourine Davis
Juanita Hannaman
Evelyn Griffin
Edna Mae McGlone
Myrtle McGlone
Edward McGlone
Velma
Charles Davis
Alma Zickerfoose
Rev Noel To Preach In The Plains Nazarene Church
The Rev Frank Noel will preach Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m in The Plains Nazarene Church Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m led by Mrs Carrie Channell and Young People meet at night with Mrs Florence Noel as leader. The Hamiltons Chauncey have returned from a motor trip to the Great Smoky Mountains visiting four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Frank Noel
Plains Nazarene
Carrie Channell
Florence Noel
Thomas R. Hamilton
Great Smoky Mountains
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Knoxville
Tenn
Williamsport
Trimble Couple Announces Marriage of Geraldine Mulpas
Chauncey July 12 ceremony at 3 p.m. united Geraldine Mulpas and Floyd Martin with Rev. Gilbert B. Courtney officiating. Bride wore navy sheer crepe with red and white flowers. groom is Chauncey High School alumnus from 1938. They will reside in Jacksonville. a July 18 shower at Trimble hosted by the Mulpas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gilbert B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Doris Mulpas
Virgil White
Chauncey High School
Hollister High School
Jacksonville
Mrs. Martin
Funeral services for Julia Ferne Addington
Funeral services are set for Julia Ferne Addington eight months old at the family residence Saturday at 10 a m. Rev Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ will officiate. The infant died Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Julia Ferne
Dennis Addington
Betty Johnson
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
New Pittsburg Club To Give Dance Friday
The New Pittsburg Stitch in Time 4-H Club hosts a Friday July 17 dance with music by a Logan orchestra to raise proceeds for local boys leaving for the army. An earlier anniversary dinner celebrated Mrs. Fannie Martin’s 87th birthday with a large group of relatives and neighbors in attendance.
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New
Pittsburg
New Pittsburg
Logan
Fannie Martin
Rube Sweeny
Ethel
Betty
Jack
Jimmie
Roy Martin
Frank Cook
Eugene Sanborn
Ernest Martin
Everette
Ora
Bertha Hushman
Earl Martin
Gene Martin
Delores Martin
W. E. Jacobs
Nancy Abbot
Mrs. Martin
Chauncey Brown visits Louisville kin and Salt Lake relatives
Ralph Brown of Louisville Kentucky recently visited Chauncey and met his sister Mrs Harrett Brown Snyder and her daughter Ruth from Salt Lake City Utah while they were visiting Millfield area relatives and his parents Mr and Mrs William P Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ralph Brown
Louisville
William P. Brown
Millfield
Harrett Brown Snyder
Ruth
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reds Trade For Two Slugging Outfielders
Cincinnati Reds bolster lineup by shipping out Harry Craft Jim Turner and Joe Abreu to acquire two power hitters. Eric Tipton joins from Kansas City while Frank Kelleher comes from Newark after a 23 homer IL season. Tipton and Kelleher join as Reds win 7 6 over Boston then idle next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Craft
Jim Turner
Joe Abreu
Craft
Kansas City
Eric Tipton
Abreu
Milwaukee
University of Mississippi
Reds
Boston
Braves
Johnny Vander Meer
Elmer Riddle
Blondes Battle For Women’s Golf Crown
In Columbus the 25th Ohio women's golf championship finals saw defending champion Neema Copie of Toledo and Janet Shock of Dayton, both prominent competitors, vie in a 36 hole title match. Shock advanced from the 18 hole semi final while Copie made her second final appearance. The winner will wear the laurels while the tournament is paused for World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neema Copie
Toledo
Janet Shock
Dayton
Buckeye
Miss Copic
Miss Shock
S. B. Kent
Women
Ohio Golf Association
Columbus Country Club
Carol Lee Sherrett
Coshocton
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Chauncey Forms Sugar Rationing Board For 1941
A sugar rationing board is set up in Chauncey. Applications for canning sugar are taken by Mrs. Winnie Skinner at 25 F. Main St. on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. Applicants must show their rationing books and family hooks and provide 1941 canning plans and 1942 canning expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Winnie Skinner
F. Main St
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Chet Laabs
By Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Chauncey District
By ED Novah
Ensign Baumholtz
Frank Baumbholtz
Ormundr
J. R. Cook
Great Lakes Naval Station
Treasure Island
California
P. B. Osenbaugh
Bill
Tampa
Fla
Bainbridge
Ernest Essex
Fostoria
Pvt
Russell McArter
George S. Meade
Harvey McArter
Nolan Williams
Jack Williams
Alex Toth
Joseph Toth
Danny
Frank Vargo
Ellen
Louella Jenkins
Elizabeth Jenkins
Pearl Butske
Doris Vargo
Joan Edwards
Minnie Butske
Robert Ader
Ashland
Charles Kehl
Norwalk
Floise Briggs
Shelby
John Kehl
James McArter
Crookaville
Edith Coch- Rice
Sue Donaldson
Miss Ramsay
Wilma Kranyik
Rapp
Ila Faye Nelson
Rere
Swartz
Harold R. Roberts
L. Coon
Ower
Kimes
Alfred Church
Hess
Cfeeer
McBee Littler, Perrreere
Childers
Aee
Pugetae Pantiennecess
J. Littler
Ewer
Eabcken
Barnes
Byard
Cooley
Mulligan
Cox
J Littler
Fullerton
Jimmy Conzelman
Daytona
National Pro League
Ted Lyons
Sam
Lefty Gomez
Johnny Murphy
Ward Cuff
Alma Ammy Marquette
Don Hutson
Packers
Dover
Bethel Church Group
Rev
Noel
Rolland Mulpas
Geraldine
Floyd Martin
Charles G. Martin
Lena Matson
Sugar Rationing Board
Roy
Auto Supply Corner
State & Mill
A. F. Jeutter
North Lancaster St
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