Pirates Beat Dodgers as Vaughan's Inside Park Homer Decides Game
In a late dramatic turn at Forbes Field Augie Galan and Arky Vaughan powered a 10th inning rally. Vaughan hit an inside the park homer to lift the Pirates over the Dodgers 6 to 2 and prevent Brooklyn from closing in on first place as St Louis won 6 3 against Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augie Galan
Arky Vaughan
Klyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Forbes Field
E Pirates
Vinceaggio
Max Butcher
Dixie
Aker
Vaughan
Bill Brandt
Brooklyn
Butt
Billy
Fragmentary OCR Note from Local Paper
A garbled OCR snippet mentions burial and a few names such as John and Mrs. pston along with scattered place hints. Details are unclear, but the fragment notes a burial event and a day of observance.
League Leader Highlights May 14 Baseball Stats
National leaders include Brartine Musial of St Louis and Vaughn of Brooklyn with 76 runs. Herman and Nicholson top American leaguers for 6 runs batted in while Wakefield of Detroit leads with 121 hits. Stephens of St Louis shows 14 home runs and Grove of Chicago leads pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Uns
Herman, Soklyn
Nicholson
Chicago
Etten
Newark
Wakefield
Detroit
Stephens
Souis
Tolen
Case
Washton
Grove
Local society notes from Rock and Dexter communities
A summary of short visits, family updates, illness notices, and travel in Rock and Dexter areas. Residents include Mrs Edmondster admitted to hospital in Columbus, D V Morris seriously ill at Sheltering Arms Hospital, physicians listed, veterans visiting families, and numerous relatives traveling to Tennessee Texas and Ohio for care, camp, or home gatherings.
Baseball Standings and Scores From Evening Games
The standings list shows Cincinnati 8 to Philadelphia 2 in 10 innings, New York 4 over Chicago 3, Brooklyn 10 over Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 6 over Boston 3, with American League results New York 5 over Chicago 2, St. Louis 7 over Boston 1, Philadelphia 2 over Detroit 1. Milwaukee 6 over Columbus 1 and Indianapolis 8 over St Paul 1. Louisville Minneapolis postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
American
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Club
Pet
Cincinnati
Chicago Ae
Philadelphia Sane
American Club
Cleveland Waenwwen
Heenan Ween
Pes Eewwe
Philadelphia Association Club
L Pet Milwaukee Manene
Indianapolis Saene
Minneapolis
Louisville Oaeeewee
St. Paul Ee Eeewne
Kansas City
Albany Social And Personal
Mrs. Will Jacobs of Wellston spent 11 days with sister Jane Dowd Dailey. Lynn Moore of New Matamoras and other relatives visited Albany hosts. Several families traveled to Columbus Dayton and Dayton for visits and business. Blanche Chesser opened a lunch room in Albany Bank Building. Frank Stevens ill with infected foot. Sweeney family visiting Sweeney parents. Patty Sweeney returned from Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Will Jacobs
Wellston
Jane Dowd Dailey
Lynn Moore
New Matamoras
Charles McGonagle
Marijean
Ernest Tedrow
Lloyd
Hamden
Will Cline
Worley
Dayton
Cline
C. A. Parker
Kenneth
Columbus
Audrey Morris
Ben Wander
Parker
J. S. Parker
Plain City
Albert Leadinghaus
Mona Jean
Greta June
Thursay
Leadinghaus
Clovis Chesser
Junior Chesser
Jimmie
Dana_ Bolin
Athens
Armor Chesser
Lynn
Lucille Stinson
Johnnie
Blanche Chesser
Bank
Main Street
Frank Stevens
Clarence Sweeney
George Sweeney
Sweeney
Patty
Mrs Becca Haning Dies in Dayton
Chauncey born Becca Haning aged 85 longtime Athens County resident died Monday night at her son Roy Maning home in Dayton. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Richland Avenue Church Athens with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Survived by two sons Roy Dayton and Dow near Jerseyville six grandchildren three great grandchildren. husband George preceded her in death along with daughter Gertrude and son Jess. Sisters Mrs Karns Chauncey and Mrs Emma Farrow Wilam Alabama also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Becca Haning
Hattie Karns
Athens County
Roy Maning
Dayton
Richland Ave
Athens
W. Union St
Dwight
Dale
Richard
Iceland
George
Gertrude
Jess
Karns
Emma Farrow
Wylam
Alabama
Redlegs Cup Finale From Phillies 8-2
Cincinnati Reds beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 as Ray Mueller homered twice driving in six. Ray Starr pitched his tenth win, while Newt Kimball struggled after a late call to Milwaukee. The Reds will host Boston's Braves in a twilight night doubleheader and the proceeds benefit the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Casey Stengel
Boston Braves
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Jim Tobin
Boston
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Mickey Cochrane
Braves
American Red Cross
Philadelphia Phils
Ray Mueller
Jack Kraus
Mueller
Newt Kimball
Phil
Milwaukee Brewers
Ray Starr
Philadelphia
Murtaugh
Northey
Triplett
Wasdell
Neems
Dahlgren
Btewart
Was Kimball
Omocto
Eyrich
Livingston
Brewster
Prey
McCormick
Mesner
Bok
DePhillips
Tom Ninascune
Kimball
Tipton
Frey
Starr
Miller
Kraus
Courtney Rites Held Sunday Afternoon
Chauncey Ohio funeral for Harvey Courtney age 72 lifelong resident died Friday of a heart attack was held Sunday at the First Church of Christ. Dr Floyd Faust led the service and burial was in Nye Cemetery by Stout Funeral service. Pallbearers were four sons a son in law and a grandson. Survivors include widow Minnette Courtney four sons two daughters nine grandchildren and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pendergrass
Minnette Courtney
Florence Pendergrass
Christine Brown
John Shafer
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Gunder Haage Tour
New York report notes Haegg's 4:05.3 mile renewing interest in his American tour. Mentions Aug. 14 meet by Minnesota A A U, Princeton track record trial, and Triboro Stadium events Aug. 18 or 19. Covers Gil Dodds tour end, Bill Hulse toward Cleveland or Cincinnati, Gloria Callen viewership, pro football holdout Andy Farkas, Cubs outfielder Harry Lowrey nickname origin, and remarks on Markson comeback, Joe Louis putt speed, Kavako Pyhala claims two ski wins over Haegg, Bainbridge Army Flying School stars led by Howard Jones, and Callahan backing Rice vs Haegg rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Gunder Haega
Minnesota A. A. U
Washington
Asa Bushnell
Princeton
Triboro Stadium
Gil Dodds
Kavako E. Pyhala
Fort Sill
Okla
Gunder Haegg
Europe
Bainbridge
Army Flying School
Howard Jones
Grid
Colgate
Pfc
Charlie Callahan
Peterson Field
Cole
Greg Rice
Rice
Gunder Haege
Greg
Glouster Girl Scouts End Week at Lancaster Camp
Glouster group of Girl Scouts spent last week at Ki-y-ro camp near Lancaster. Scouts listed include Cynthia Vernon Shirley Andrews Shirley Stevens Ruth Ann Thompson Sara Jane Witham Martha Jean Yount and Rita Ann Darling Ruth Ann Thompson fell ill and returned home. others completed the two week camp stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ki-y-ro
Lancaster
Cynthia Vernon
Shirley Andrews
Shirley Stevens
Ruth Ann Thompson
Sara Jane Witham
Martha Jean Yount
Rita Ann Darling
Family Notes From Glouster and Nearby
Mrs Charles Kittle Jr and family have returned from Shelter ing Arms Hospital on Saturday. Mr Kittle returned from Bowling Green Kentucky where he serves in the Army Air Corps and attends Western Kentucky State Teachers College. Grandparents of newborn Charles Curtiss born July 20 are Roy Knight and Mr and Mrs Charles Kittle Sr of Glouster. Great grandmother is Mrs Sophia Nagle. Bobby Marshall stationed at Brooklyn NY is furloughing at his Columbus home. Mrs Ralph Gatcher reports her husband has been assigned to a six week course in Chester PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
al Craft
Camp Col Ins
Colorado
Hammer Field
Fresno
Cal
Kenneth Bingman
Nashville
Charles Kittle
Ensign Richard Vaughn
Thomas Vaughn
Naval Air Training Center
Corpus Christi
Texas
United States Naval Reserve
Vaughn
San Diego
Charles Kittle Jr
Yon
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Kittle
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Army Air Corps
Western Kentucky State Teachers College
Charles Curtiss
Roy Knight
Charles Kittle Sr
Sophia Nagle
Ralph Gatcher
Chester
Goiter Operations Reported for Mrs Gaskalla and Mrs Dunlap
Mrs. Joe Gaskalla entered Grant Hospital in Columbus last week and was operated on today to remove a goiter. Mrs. Delmer Dunlap had an operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joe Gaskalla
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Delmer Dunlap
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Birthday Dinner in Glouster Honors 82nd Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Vernon of Glouster and relatives from Athens McArthur and Amesville celebrated at Bert Carpenter’s Amesville Road home. The event honored Mr. Vernon on his 82nd birthday with gifts from his children and a gift from Jesse Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. A Vernon
James Williams
Floyd Athens
James Pilcher
James
David
Becky
McArthur
Clyde Vernon Athens
R. D
Mary Ann Bailey
Athens
Bert Carpenter
Amesville Road
WSCS to Meet at Mrs E H Taylors Lawn
The W S C S of the Methodist Church will meet at Mrs E H Taylors home on the lawn with a pot luck dinner Thursday evening July 29. Devo tions and a business session follow the meal. Circle leaders and members are invited to attend bringing a dish and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
E. H Taylor
Grace Savage Son Promoted to Sergeant at Camp Van Dorn
Chauncey resident Mrs Grace Sav age was informed that her son John Leonard Savage now stationed at Camp Van Dorn Mississippi has been promoted to sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Grace Savage
John Leonard Savage
Camp van Dorn
Miss
Fight Results at Newark Providence Chicago Reported Scores
In Newark New Jersey Pvt Steve Vaccarelli 134 1 2 defeated Eddie Dow 137 1 2 in a points decision. In Providence Rhode Island Jackie Wilson 128 1 2 beat Tony Casto 130 3 4 on points. In Chicago Harry Teaney 138 defeated Al Gomez 134 1 2 on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Steve Vaccarelli
New York
Eddie Dow
Providence
R. I
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Tony Casto
Woonsocket
Chicago
Harry Teaney
Cleveland
al Gomez
Indians Regain Punch as They Hit Washington Hard
The Cleveland Indians regained form with 12 hits including four doubles and a triple to beat the Washington Senators 7 to 3. Jim Bagby earned his tenth victory as Cleveland moved into sole fourth place, three games behind the Senators. Cris Hackett led the attack with three singles while Ray Mack moved up in the lineup and contributed a single, double, two RBIs and two runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
Jake Wade
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Aicher Ray Mueller
Cincinnati Reds
New Yorkers
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Bob Muncrief
Washington
Jim Bagby
Tribe
Senators
Indians
Early Wynn
Milt Haefner
Alex Carresque
Glouster Personalities Share Weekend Visits Across Cities
Glouster residents host relatives and friends from Columbus Dayton Cleveland Akron and nearby towns over the weekend Several visitors include Mrs Jess Ryan Miss Edna Sanders Mrs F Clark Taylor and Gill Piper Mrs Ernest Vernon C A King Mae Putnam George Marquis Sr and others All return journeys noted with family connections in the region
Home Made Putter Delivers McSpaden Victory in Tam Open
Harold Jug McSpaden used a self made weighted putter to win the Tam Open by one stroke in a playoff against Buck White. He sank a 20 foot birdie on the 18th to finish one under par and earned 2000 dollars while White took 1400. Tournament officials auctioned his ball for 4000 but refused to sell the putter. He heads to Detroit for the Ryder Cup against Walter Hagen on August 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck White
Greenwood
Miss. Jug
White
Jug
Philadelphia
Detroit
Walter Hagen
Challenger
Wakefield Tops Junior Loop Hitting Leaders
New York Detroit rookie Wakefield leads the American League with a .326 batting average, narrowly edging Guy Curtright. In the National League, Stan Musial tops at .346 after 15 hits in 35 at bats. Other players including Leon Culberson Roy Cramer Johnny McCarthy and Eric Tipton move into the top 19 in their leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wakefield
Detroit
Jesse Flores
Athletics
Tiger
Swatamith Pirade
Guy Curtright
White Sox
Curtright
Vern Stephens
Browns
Billy Herman
Brooklyn
Leon Culberson
Red Sox
Roy Cramer
Johnny McCarthy
Braves
Eric Tipton
Cincinnati
Hoosiers and Brews Clash In First-Place Showdown
Milwaukee leads Indianapolis by a game and a half as they meet in a pivotal doubleheader in Milwaukee. Milwaukee topped Columbus 6 to 1 while Indianapolis defeated St Paul 8 to 1 last night. Weather halted Louisville versus Minneapolis. Toledo and Kansas City had no schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
American Association
Indians
Columbus Redbirds
St Paul
Chauncey Auxiliary Members Attend District Convention
Twenty Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers attended the district convention in Buchtel with groups from Glouster Murray City Jacksonville Hocking The Plains Monday Longstreth and Buchtel Mrs Sylvia Wallace The Plains district president led the program Prizes went to oldest member Mrs Mary Chesser Glouster aged 89 and youngest Mrs Dorothy Humphrey age 19 Door prize went to Mrs Anna Winefordner A social evening followed with refreshments Chauncey attendees listed by name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
Buchtel
Glouster
Murray City
Jacksonville
Hocking
the Plains
Longstreth
Sylvia Wallace
Mary Chesser
Dorothy Humphrey
Anna Winefordner
Betty Pincelli
Virginia Hillyer
Betty Barnhouse
Ruth Nelson
Dorothy Lyons
Elsie Lyons
Pansy Lanning
Goldie Fink
Elizabeth Slisher
Jessie Johnson
Lena Cunningham
Vergie Wadley
Fay Lenigar
Ollie Hillyer
Edna Courtney
Alice Hamilton
Elsie Walker
Addie Tippie
Flo Mullins
Myrtle Tippie
Send Delegates to Buchtel Convention
The Ladies Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers held their convention at Buchtel with 89 present and eight locals represented. District president Sylvia Wallace led the meeting with reports and talks by local presidents. The next meeting is planned for October at The Plains. Attendees from here included Sylvia Wallace Verna Tinkham Lelia Shrieves Mary McGee Marie Haning Ruth Glass Carrie Brooks Helen West Francis Coon Clara Wallace Violet Bryan Bernice Tinkham Anna May Eneix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
United Mine Workers of America
Buchtel
Sylvia Wallace
Anna Winefordner
Tei
Glouster
Verna Tinkham
Lelia Shrieves
Mary McGee
Marie Haning
Ruth Glass
Carrie Brooks
Helen West
Francis Coon
Clara Wallace
Violet Bryan
Bernice Tinkham
Anna May Eneix
Personal Mentions From Chauncey Area Visitors and Relatives
Personal notes list visits and relatives in Chauncey and nearby areas. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. A L Jandes and Miss Margaret Jandes spending Sunday near Cincinnati, and Mrs Lawrence Reeves visiting Chauncey from Nelsonville. Additional visits span Columbus and Athens connections with local families and funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Jandes
Margaret Jandes
Chauncey
Westboro
Cincinnati
Jandes
A. L. Goodwin
Lawrence Reeves
Nelsonville
Sura ‘Tucker
Converse St
Eloise Tucker
Bessie Tope
Ruth Lester
Columbus
Daisy Syx
Dayton
Ella Cunningham
Mill St
Luella Preston
Charles
Fairport Harbor
Elizabeth Waldie
May Ave
Evelyn Burt
Athens
Thomas Oliver
Ruth Wharton Hedges
Centerbury
Wilford Henry
Inlaw
Donald Henry
Kate Blackston
Orbiston
Harvey Courtney
Gilbert Courtney
Clifford Shafer
Lois Ann Shafer
Carl Shafer
Ellis Ave
Chauncey Social Includes Ice Cream and Guests
Mr and Mrs Orville Crabtree hosted a Saturday night gathering in Chauncey with friends and family. Attending were Ace Wade and daughter Carolyn, Emmanuel Crabtree and children Raymond Ralph Ronnie and Phyllis, Orville Crabtree and children Orville Jr Johnny and Grace Ann, plus Francis Everett of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Orville Crabtree
Ace Wade
Carolyn
Emmanuel Crabtree
Raymond
Ralph
Ronnie
Phyllis
Orville, Jr
Johnny
Grace Ann
Francis Everett
Detroit
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Ten
Ain
Furs Baby
Heen
Andy
Pston Ring
Fry
Eland
John
League
National Brartine—Musial
St. Loui
Wits—Musial
Ott
Oklyn
Itching
Sewell
Lee Detroit
Gutteridge
Point Rock
Edmondster
Aspital
Foster
Ily Turner
Ster
D. V. Morris
John Radekin
John Levis
Blanche Mulholand
Wilkesse
Raymond West
Illicothe
Lena Knapp
Morrisse
Charles McClain
Tennessee
Mina ‘Rry
Elizarge
Harley Pickett, Jr
Wednes
Georg
Avia
Lester Spires
Nnly
Rocky Hill
S. Selby McCann
Dexter
John W. Bable
Bable
Ifornia
Adcliff
Walter Canode
Dex
C. C. Canode
W. M
Social and Personal
Becca
Hanning
Phillies
America
Columbus Circle
Fullerton’s Sports Roundup
R. 1
Evening
Gloria Callen
Spectator
Gloria
Andy Farkas
Redskins
Harry Lowrey
Cubs
Peanuts
Harry
Los Angeles
Harry Markson
Mike Jacobe
Joe Louis
Pop and the Family
Coes
Jacqueline
Marva
Glouster Girl Scouts
Lancaster Camp
Bobby Marshall
N. Y
WSCS
Cleveland Indians
Jess Ryan
C. F. Wallace
Edna Sanders
F. Clark Taylor
Gill Piper
Taylor
C. M. Clark
Ernest Vernon
Steubenville
Cecil Harrison
Akron
O. A. Chevalier
Ed Kurtzman
Dora
Louis Harry
Charles Kurtzman
Galion
Ohio
George Kurtzman
Crestline
Robert Spangler
Shelby
Leonard Smith
Nathan Brewer
Trimble
Betty Smith
Orvill Bingman
C. L. Koons
Lester Finley
Somerset
Lumbago
Rolland Nagle
Sanford Nagle
Obe Sisk
J. E. Anderson
Myron Marquis
Barberton
McSpaden
Harold (Jug) McSpaden
Pasadena
Calif
Junior Loop
Chauncey Auxiliary
Patra Nye Chevrolet
Eddie Algeo
N. Court ST
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