Redhead in 10th Victory for Cardinal Barrett
Charley Red Barrett earned a 3-2 win over Boston for his tenth victory since joining the Birds and his twelfth of the season. Sam Breadon, president of the world champion Cardinals, praised Barrett as he helped push St. Louis toward a possible fourth pennant as Cooper's 31 summers and Barrett's 30 were noted in a tight season narrative.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Sam Breadon
Benown
David Harum
Thesebili
Cooper
The
Birds
Barrett
Chucker
California
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dick Maney
Standings Across Leagues And Cities
Standings show New York ahead with 2 over Chicago 1 and Brooklyn Pittsburgh both 2. Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1. St. Louis 3 Boston 2. American League results Cleveland 6 Boston 1. Detroit New York games rain. St. Louis Washington rain. Chicago Philadelphia postponed to aid train connections. Association tables Louisville 8 Columbus 2. Indianapolis 10 Toledo 5. Milwaukee 4 5. St Paul 3 1. Minneapolis 15 Kansas City 1.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cubs
Brooklyn
Metroit Oes
Washington
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pottsburgh
Santa
Ween
American Association Club
L Pet
Millwaukee Minimil A
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
AGS
Columbus
Kansas City
Ate
Cowboy Rides To His Death on Movie Set
Hollywood reports Addison Jack Randall aged 38 died on a movie set when his horse ran at top speed and struck his head. The accident occurred yesterday as filming continued with cameras rolling.
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Owboy
Hollywood
Addison
Jack) Randall
League Leaders National Batting and Pitching Highlights
Holmes of Boston tops the national batting race with .388, 81 runs, 133 hits and 70 RBIs leading in doubles and homers tie. Olmo of Brooklyn posts nine triples while Schoendienst steals 14 for St Louis. Case of Washington leads American batting with 330, Stirnweiss of New York has 58 runs and 96 hits, Ferriss of Boston leads in pitching with 15 wins and a 2.0 ERA.
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Holmes
Boston
Olmo
Brooklyn
Lombardi
New York
Workman
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Cooper
Case
Washington
Stirnweiss
R. Johnston
McQuinn
St Louis
Moses
Chicago
Stephens
Ferriss
Alien Enemy Statute Renewed by Truman
President Truman reactivated the 1798 alien enemy statute allowing the deportation of dangerous alien enemies not covered by immigration laws. The move underscores national security concerns amid ongoing global tensions and policy enforcement.
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Truman
Washington
Browns Heading for Place Among All Time Flops
The National League pennant defenders face possible collapse as the Browns hover near fourth place in the race. Historical cases show champions such as the Athletics, Red Sox and Yankees suffered severe drops after title runs, with several NL clubs like the Dodgers and Cardinals also slipping to lower positions. The piece notes prior slumps and warns the Browns risk joining a notorious list of post champion failures while detailing other sport and golf notes from Philadelphia.
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New York
St. Louis Browns
Sixth Place
Washington
Nats
Clark Griffith
Joe Cronin
Boston
Red Sox
Ed Barrow
White Sox
Kid Gleason
Pants Royland
Sox
Black Sea
Yankees
Muller Huggins
Hssins
Dodgers
Wilbert Robinson
Young boxer's rise tops Fullerton roundup feature
Tony Janko, 19, will fight eight rounds versus Johnny Greco in the Garden feature, placing the underage fighter in a rare top billing before age 20. The piece also notes John Donaldson’s loan to Georgia from the Naval Academy and school sports curiosities including Elwood Cooke in doubles and Fritzie Zivic’s quirks.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Tony Janko
Johnny Greco
Youngstown, O
Dover Boy Is Honored at Birthday Party At Home
Mrs Lena Martin and Mrs Myrtle Hammond hosted a surprise birthday party for Donald Matson at his grandparents home honoring his 10th birthday. Guests included Barbara Sams Carol Sams Emily Sams Jane Sams Bonnie Spires Wanda Kerns Carolyn Heffken Sonny Matson and family members. Refreshments were served after games and contests and he received many gifts.
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Chauncey
Lena Martin
Myrtle Hammond
Donald Matson
Learned Matson
Donald
William Matson
Barbara Sams
Carol Sams
Emily Sams
Jane Sams
Bonnie Spires
Wanda Kerns
Carolyn Heffken
Sonny Matson
Charles Martin
Susie Bell J
Minnette Banfield Is Honored With Party
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Clifford Banfield hosted at their home on Mound St honoring Minnette Banfield's seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments with a pink candle cake and gifts for Minnette. Attending were family and friends from Chauncey Orbiston and Gavnol plus Mary Alice.
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Chauncey
Clifford Banfield
Mound St
Minnette
Clarence Banfield
Charlotte Weaver
Mona Sue Weaver
Shirley Guess
Judy Guess
Leroy Six
Karen Jean Collins
Anna Wade
Jerry Long
Eileen Matheny
Freddie Matheny
Mickey Blackford
Jimmy Pincelli
Johnny Cline
Wave One
Mary Alice
Orbiston
Gav' Nol
Audrey, Minnette and
Bill Banfield
John Pierce Sends Parents Nazi Trophies
John H. Pierce sent a box to Chauncey parents Mrs. and Mrs. R W. Pierce containing a German officer coat fur vest two fur caps a gun a box of medals boots and a water canteen The items are on display at the home of Mr and Mrs John Barnhart Chauncey Mrs Barnhart is Pfc Pierce sister Pfc Pierce is with Pfc Wesley Thompson and they have been overseas 18 months after 28 months in service.
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Chauncey
R W. Pierce
Pfe
John H. Pierce
John Barnhart
Barnhart
Pfc
Pierce
Wesley Thompson
Report On Highway Is Unheeded for Months
Senate war investigators heard that the army general staff learned only after three or four months that Ita chief engineer believed the Pan American Highway would hinder the war effort. The project was finally shut down on October 31, 1943 after $42,715,591 had been spent by the War Department.
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Washington
Senate
Army General Staff
Ita
War Department
Chauncey Residents Welcome Friends In Weekly Visits
Chauncey and Greens Run residents share social visits across towns with relatives and church attendance noted. Chauncey hosts include the Canter and Courtney families visiting relatives in Corning and Hebron, while Daugherty, Matson, Border and Sands families travel for gatherings and services at the Chauncey Church of Christ and area churches.
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Chauncey
Virginia Canter
Greens Run
Norma, Hanley
Betty Keeton
Clyde Canter
Virginia
Gilbert Courtney
Corning
Clifford Courtney
Henry Cass
Hebron
Church of Christ
Edward Daugherty
Coalville
Charles Daugherty
Chauncey Church of Christ
Minnie Palmer
Janice Sue Stanley
Wilma Brickles
Jo Ann
Deanna Brickles
Athens
Pauline Watkins
Matson and
Sonny and
Donald
Columbus
William Matson
Millfield
Warren Border
Robert Border
Trimble
Home Painting Campaign Starts in Chauncey
Chauncey launches a home painting drive after years of smoke from a slack pile. The coal company offers free paint to damaged homes, helping owners restore exteriors as village officials and the company push a scat tering method to reduce the nuisance. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs William Matson’s Millfield included Warren Forder Columbus Charles Martin Trimble Mabel Shaver Welsonville and Myrtie Hammond Millfield.
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Chauncey
Coal Company
William Matson
Millfield
Warren Forder
Columbus
Charles Martin
Trimble
Mabel Shaver
Wmelsonville
Myrtie Hammond
Talbert withdraws from Hastlern Clay Court event
National Clay Court tennis lineholder Billy Talbert of Wilmington exits the Hastlern Championship. Pi Lon Warneke returns to start for the Chicago Cubs today, seeking win number 193 in his major league career. Byron Nelson faces recharged competition as service stars return. Lt. George Poschner to visit Athens after hospital recovery. Harness racing dates set across Ohio fairs with Ascot Park opening a 19 day meeting amid freight shipments. Alliance High names Quinlan and Mainwaring as football and basketball mentors.
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Chicago
Lon Warneke
Arkansas
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Atlanta
George Poschner
Georgia
Frankie Sinkwich
Athens
Poschner
Lawson General Hospital
France
Columbus
Ohio
State Racing Commission
Williams County
Lake
Knox
Union
Franklin
Coshocton
Stark
Miami
Richwood
Columbiana
Akron
Ascot Park
Brewers reel in Saints in twin bill sweep
Milwaukee over St. Paul in a doubleheader 4-3 and 5-1 as the Brewers extend their lead in the American Association pennant race. Indianapolis hammered Toledo 10-5 to stay within two games. Frank Danneker hit two homers and two singles for Louisville in an 8-2 win over Columbus.
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St. Paul
Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Saints
Milwaukee
Indianapolis Indians
Toledo
Indianapolis
Harry Durheim
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Frank Danneker
Millers
Babe Barna
Red Birds
Point Rock Social Notes
Sunday School at the Carpenter State Farm with other churches followed by a picnic dinner and afternoon program. Luther Harvey cared for his ailing mother Mrs Noah Harvey with trips to Hamden. Millie Hensler of Columbus visited Dallas Hensler’s family. G A Radekin and Avanel and Kearney Rathburn were in Pomeroy on business. Larry Hoffman stays with grandparents. Friendship Garden Club met with 36 present. Carrie Bobo spoke on Flowers For the Month of July. Jarret Bobo drew the mystery package. potluck served. Next meeting with D V Morris and wife. Morris helped with hay and wheat harvest. two truckloads to Athens. Oxley Rife visited Wilkesville on Saturday.
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Point Rock
Columbia Chapel
Carpenter State Farm
Luther Harvey
Hamden
Noah Harvey
Millie Hensler
Columbus
Dallas‘. Hensler
G. A. Radekin
Avanel
Kearney Rathburn
Pomeroy
Larry Hoffman
George Radekin
Friendship Garden Club
Eugene Campbell
Carrie Bobo
Jarret Bobo
W. M
D. V. Morris
Ralph Wiseman
Wise Mans
Eugene Holliday
Athens
Mrs. Oxley Rife
Wilkesville
Ocean Breezes Make Indians Tough Outfit
Philadelphia report notes Cleveland struggling in seventh place but excelling on eastern swings. Steve Gromek earned his 11th win as the Indians shut out Boston 4 0, aided by timely hitting and a Lazor homer. They start a series against the Athletics with a doubleheader tonight, Al Smith and Ed Kneman slated to pitch.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Allegheny Mountains
Tribe
Braves
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Steve Gromek
Indians
Sox
al Smith
Ed Kneman
Wages Paid Back to Ohio Workers in 1945
Cleveland reports $589,749.18 in illegally withheld overtime and minimum wages under wage hour and public contracts acts during the first half of 1945. Joseph W Sas sen, supervising inspector, says back wages were paid by 415 companies to 13,201 employees. Penalties of $15,730 were collected from 22 establishments for child labor violations under the Public Contracts Act. Need an engine Washington notes War Production Board removal of controls over new railroad locomotives and cars.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph WU
Sas- Sen
U. S Department of Tabor
Nou
Sassen
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