Nelson Wins Victory Open With Rally
Byron Nelson roared from behind to win the 1946 Chicago Victory National Open at Medinah, posting a five under par 279 for the 36 holes. Harold McSpaden finished second at 281, Chandler Harper took third with 282, while Ben Hogan led money-winners with about 25 400 after eight victories. Nelson tops the season earnings with over 19 500 in major wins as the All-American circuit begins.
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Byron Nelson
Tom O'Shanter
Nelson
George S Mays
Ben Hogan
Medinah
Harold McSpaden
Sanford
Jug
Salt Lake
Utah
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Lloyd, Mangrum
Detroit
Chick Harbert
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Sunday Baseball Scores and Standings Recap
American League results show New York 3 3 Chicago 2 8 Boston 5 7 St Louis 0 4 Philadelphia 4 7 Detroit 11 Washington 2 7 Cleveland 1 5 National League notes include St Louis 2 8 Boston 1 4 Brooklyn 3 6 Pittsburgh 0 5 Cincinnati 5 1 New York 0 2 Philadelphia 0 4 Chicago 3 2 American Association reports Milwaukee at Columbus rained out Toledo 4 5 Kansas City 3 7 St Paul 8 8 Indianapolis 5 12 Minneapolis at Louisville first lane postponed wet grounds Louisville 0 Minneapolis 2
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St. Paul —Co
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Neinnati
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Louis
Philadelphiai
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Schedule Notes for Tonight's Pro Games
Games today show no Milwaukee Columbus match up while St Paul plays Indianapolis in night action and Kansas City travels to Toledo and Minneapolis visits Louisville.
Large Audience Reported At Glouster Church Rites
Large crowd attended the Sunday union service at Glouster First Baptist, despite threatening rain. Music by Mrs Ethel Riley and the choir featured two numbers directed by Thomas Morris. The Rev Eugene Brown opened with prayer and Rev Daniel Teater read scripture. Pastor A G Freeman preached on Christian character, stressing that character is earned and a good name is worth more than wealth.
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First Baptist Church
Louis Fails To Place In Negro Tournament
A mixed report covers Louis and golf in Toledo and London. Joe Louis did not finish in the top three at the Negro Open, while Sydney Wooderson set a British three mile record in 13 minutes 53.2 seconds, narrowly ahead of Willem Sirkhuis. Territorial showers cooled late weekend heat and aided crops in the Midwest.
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Louis
Toledo
Joe Louis
Tament
Ottawa
Bay View
Wooderson
London
Sydney Wooderson
W F Sirkhuis
Second Daughter Born To Glouster Family
Glouster announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis born Saturday July 13. The infant’s weight and other details are given, with mention of an older daughter Shirley and the baby’s grandparents in Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Elmer Davis
Cheryal Lynn
Davis
Shirley
Harry L. Sayre
John Davis
Jacksonville
Robert Martin
Colummbus
Gary Robert
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Charles Martin
Rolland Mulpas
Trimble
William Matson, Mulfield
Glouster Friends Visit Relatives In Columbus And Athens
Glouster residents and relatives travel for short visits and vacations. Charles Williams and granddaughter Joyce Williams stay in Columbus with son-in-law and daughter Tanno Lintala. Others visit relatives in Coshocton Frazersburg Athens and Lake Hope. Frank Kearns recently discharged from the Army returns to his job at John M. Jones Coal Co. Shady Side.
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Glouster
Charles Willams
Ther
Joyce Willams
Columbus
Tanno Lintala
Willis Blower
Coshocton
Frazersburg
William Leadbetter
C. R. White
Athens
AL Hall
Loyal Women Ride Lawn Party at Trimble Church
The Loyal Women's Class of the Trimble Church of Christ held a lawn party on the church lawn in Glouster. Class president Clara Penrod led devotionals and Mrs Valera Somplatsky read. Refreshments were served to ten named women including Penrod, Johnson, Somplatsky, White, Walton, Easler, Clark, Wallace, Brown, and Herrold.
Two Glouster Couples Return From Journey
Glouster reports Mr and Mrs C G Lunsford and Mr and Mrs Robert Skinner completed a travel circuit through West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Indiana Illinois Missouri and Arkansas. They visited Ambrose Blatz and learned Mrs Blatz is Anna Matzach formerly of Glouster. Matzach parents were Mr and Mrs Andy Matzach. his mother lives with her in Pocahontas Arkansas. Ruth Oliver from Columbus returned home after a week with grandparents Earl and Mrs Oliver, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wattir Oliver formerly of Glouster.
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Glouster
C.G. Lunsford
Robert Skinner
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Ambrose Blatz
Blatz
Anna Matzach
Andy Matzach
Matzach
Pocahontas, Ark
Mr Matzach
Ruth Oliver
Columbus
Earl Oliver
Ruth
Wattir Oliver
Clouster
Williams Powers Red Sox to Strong Day in Nine Hit Showing
Williams collected seven hits in nine at bats lifting his batting average to .365 and helping Boston to a 7-4 win over St Louis as he hit for the cycle with a 21st homer. Dave Ferriss earned his 15th victory in support of the club as New York faded in the pennant race. The White Sox pummeled the Yankees 9-3 behind a late offensive explosion. Detroit lost to Philadelphia 4-3, and Washington won twice over Cleveland to tighten the pennant picture. Dodgers and Cardinals split with Chicago and New York set to meet in New York. No games scheduled today.
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Associated Press
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Boston Red Sox
Orst
Williams
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Fenway Park
Wiliams
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Sox
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White Sox
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Chicago
al Gettel
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Detroit
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A’s
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Sam Harris
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Tribe
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Mickey Haefner
Early Wynn
Stan Spence
Brooklyn
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Howie Pollet
Boston Braves
Stan Musial
Johnny Niggeling
Erv Dusak
Harry Brecheen
Mort Cooper
Billy Southworth
Nurlers
Vic Lombardi
Hank Behrman
Pittsburgh
Seat Vacant in Ohio Open
A wide open field for the 1946 Ohio State Amateur golf championship drew more than 150 entrants in Lima with a pro-amateur best ball warm up. Amateurs begin 18-hole qualifying tomorrow to trim to 64 for four days of match play led by notables such as Bob Servis of Dayton and Maurice McCarthy of Cincinnati.
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Lima
Ohio
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Chicago
Stranahan
Bob Servis
Dayton
Maurice McCarthy
Cincinnati
McCarthy
Johnny Florio
Columbus
Parker Wins Eastern Clay Courts Championship
Frankie Parker of Los Angeles defeats Gardnar Mulloy to win the Eastern Clay Courts singles title for a third time in seven years. Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey win the doubles title, while Helen Pedersen Rihbany takes the women's singles crown by defeating Norma Tauble Barber.
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New York
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Don McNeill
Orange
N. J
Frank Guernsey
Garden City
N. Y
Sidney Wood
Alejo Russell
Buenos Aires
Helen Pedersen Rihbany
Norma Taubele Barber
In Loving Memory Raymond E Hillyer
Obituary notice honoring Raymond E Hillyer killed in action two years ago on July 22. Parents Mr and Mrs Robert Hillyer express sorrow, recall his memory, and hope for reunion in the afterlife with lines about distance and faith.
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Pyt
Raymond E Hillyer
Ife
Promised Land
Robert Hillyer
Coaches in Chicago tackle amateurism trend in intercollegiate sports
About 30 coaches and athletic officials from 16 conferences met in Chicago at the Western Conference offices to discuss preserving amateur ideals amid a rising semi professional trend. Big Ten commissioner Kenneth L Wilson urged a uniform plan across conferences to curb “evil influences” and keep the student athlete focus intact.
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Chicago
Kenneth L Wilson
Lombardi
Bucs
Behrman
Hal Gregg
Carl Furillo
Pirates
Claude Passeau
del Ennis
Ewell Blackwell
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Gee
Gee
Willard Marshall
Benny Warren
Reis
Braves
Guest of Turners Visits for Funeral in Mackeonville
Mrs. Paul Stroup of Detroit attends the funeral of her grandmother Mrs. George Turner in Mackeonville. The guest, formerly Verna Stephenson, left Glouster about 24 years ago and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Turner.
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Glouster
Paul Stroup
Detroit
C. E. Turner
George Turner
Mackeonville
Stroup
Verna Stephenson
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