Bosox Top Indians 8-5 in four game opener
Boston, led by Ted Williams in the three hole and Tex Hughson on the mound, opened a four game series with Cleveland by winning 8 to 5. The Red Sox piled up 11 hits including two triples and three doubles, scoring in every inning they hit. Johnny Pesky drove in Williams on a triple in the ninth as Boston pulled away from Milnar in the eighth and held off Heving after Milnar left.
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Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Bostons
Joe Cronin
Ted Williams
Cecil
Tex) Hughson
Boston
Red Sox
al Milnar
Oe Heving
Johnny Pesy
Williams
Eatherman
Milnar
Heath
Mack
Keltner
Doerr
Fox
Boudreau
Kelt- DiMaggio
Sack- Desautels
Leftons
Cleveland
Hughson
War
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Peras
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Summers Me
Williams Leads MLB Metrics With Fast Start
The data shows Williams of Boston leading runs with 81 and RBIs at 94 while Spence of Washington tops hits with 131. Doerr of Boston has 32 doubles and Heath of Cleveland 3 triples. Case of Washington leads with 21 stolen bases, with Mize of New York and Medwick of Brooklyn having 115 RBIs.
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Williams
Boston
Bost
A. ‘Tolen
Case
Washton
Borony
New York
Sports schedule updates and scores from Monday night
Postponed games include St Louis versus Brooklyn Chicago versus New York and New York versus Chicago. Notable results: Boston 8 Cleveland 5 Toledo 8 Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 8 Minneapolis 6 Louisville 8 St Paul 1 plus Columbus 0 4 Kansas City 1 0.
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Brooklyn Ouseee
St. Lou Cacedune
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh Ecacees
Boston
Philadelphia
Ees Eeewese
Cleveland Areescn
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Two Buckeyes On All Star Team For Charity Game
Minnesota, Ohio State and Notre Dame each place two players on the collegiate all star squad chosen for the ninth annual charity game against Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. The lineup lists Ends Mal Kutner and Charles Ringer, Tackles James Daniels and Al Blazis, Guards Bernie Crimmins and Bob Jeffries, Center Vincent Banonis, QB Dick Erdlitz, Halfbacks Steve Juzwik and Bruce Smith, and Fullback Jack Graf.
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Ohio State
Notre Dame
Chicago
Bears
Soldier Field
Midwest
Mal Kutner
Texas
al Blozis
Georgetown
Charles Ringer
Minnesota
James Daniels
al Blazis
Bernie Crimmins
Bob Jeffries
Missouri
Vincent Banonis
Detroit
Dick Erdlitz
Northwestern
Steve Juzwik
Bruce Smith
Jack Graf
Fullerton's Roundup: Navy relief money and golf chatter
National League figures tout Navy relief games and vetoing over American League fundraising. Byron Nelson's nerveless approach and a sick four-footer last Sunday are noted along with Tom O'Shanter Open results. Washington's Senators attract crowds despite last place status. Mike Tresh, No. 1 umpire. his boss Jimmy Dykes compels sharp comments.
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York
Byron Nelson
Mike Tresh
White Sox
Mike
Jimmy Dykes
Mudhens On Roll as AA Race Narrows After Weekend Sweep
The Toledo Mudhens surged from last to first in the American Association with an 8 to 5 win over Milwaukee, aided by a five run ninth inning and a five game winning streak. Milwaukee’s slip allowed Kansas City and Columbus to close the gap as St Paul dropped to eight straight losses. Loren Bain struggled for Indianapolis in a 8 to 6 seventh inning loss to Minneapolis.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Tommy Reis
Blues
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Louisville
Saints
Minneapolis
Loren Bain
Indianapolis
Indians
Social Notes of Bradbury
Sunday School attendance reached seventy with Rev. Koch leading morning service and again preaching in the evening. The circuit churches plan an August 9 picnic at Rock Springs Fair Grounds. A reception for Rev. Koch occurred Wednesday at Rutland Church of Christ. Nearby visits include Earl Werner family at Meda Gibbs home and James Russell with Crooksville relatives. Del Russell and sister Virginia visited their parents G. C. Russell.
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H. C. Archer
Forrest Run
Ernie Tucker
Etta Carter
del Russell
U. S. Army
Virginia Russell
G. C. Russell
Washington & Lee seeks coaching replacements after staff departure
Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia plans to hire a new coaching staff after its four man team of coaches left for the Navy en masse. The university begins practice in a month and has not yet filled the vacancies.
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Lexington
Washington & Lee University
Navy
Franks Place Beckleys Softball Game Postponed
The City Softball League contest between Franks Place and Beckleys was postponed last night due to wet grounds.
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Franks Place
Beckleys
O Bleness Reaches Presidents Cup Final at Athens Club
Charley O Bleness defeats C N Sanders 4 and 3 to reach the Presidents Cup final at Athens Country Club. He will face the winner of Joe Seiple and L E Butts in the championship match. Edward Oldfield edges Macky Williams 7 6 to advance to the 36 hole caddy final against Roger Johnson.
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Charley O'Bleness
C. N. Sanders
Athens Country Club
Joe Seiple
L. E. Butts
Edward Oldfield
Macky Williams
Roger Johnson
Roger
Tommy Oldfield
Bob Snedden
Bob McFadden
Professional Golfers War Relief Fund
Horse Olympics for Army and Navy Relief Planned in New York
Plans for a Columbus Day event at Belmont Park on October 12 envision a Horse Olympics to aid Army and Navy relief and the U.S.O. Top horses across divisions would contest juvenile and three-year-old groups, with cups as prizes to fund the relief effort and a potential clash with Aqueduct's meeting dates.
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Navy Relief
U.S.O
New York
Belmont Park
Associated Press
Herbert Bayard Swope
Lief
Bank
Army and Navy Relief
John Marsh
Valdiia
Alsab
Belemont
Aqueduct
U.S. Schools Play Big Role In War Effort
American schools help Navy and Army toughen youth with athletic programs. Conference commissioners report high schools will expand intramurals and fitness, while colleges require more physical training and emphasize football as a key sport. In Lynchburg, Wes Ferrell becomes minor league manager after hitting his 25th homer.
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Navy
Army
James W. St. Clair
Southwestern Conference
Reaves E. Peters
Big Six
Lynchburg
Wes Ferrell
Clourer
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Glouster Officials Plan Marietta Visit Over Highway Issue
Glouster council approved 1943 budget and voted to travel to Marietta to interview state highway division engineer Charles A Ferguson about the road from Gordon Hotel to C. E. Handley residence. Clerks reported no word from Ferguson. The street commissioner was ordered to weed and bill property owners if not paid.
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Glouster Council
Charles A. Ferguson
State Highway Department
Marietta
Gordon
C. E. Handley
Ferguson
New Mayor Warns Public On Bicycles Dogs Weeds
Jacksonville mayor Brinkley warns riding bicycles on sidewalks is illegal and will not be tolerated. He orders dog owners to keep their pets tied and declares weeds on all lots must be cut or village workers will do the work and assess the cost on property taxes.
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Jacksonville
C. O. Brinkley
Brinkley
Nutrition Class Meets Tonight in Glouster
The Nutrition Class will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. L. E. Richardson on North Street continuing at the Richardson home during hot weather. The class gatherings are held at the Housekeeping Aid rooms above the Glouster Library on Front Street.
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Front St
L. E. Richardson
North St
Richardson
Picnic Plan By Past Chiefs Club At Jacksonville Park
The Past Chiefs' Club of Glouster Temple No 560 Pythian Sisters will hold a picnic Wednesday at Jacksonville Park instead of Antle's Grove. Buses depart at 3 45 and 5 00. Members should bring favorite dishes excluding sandwiches and bring their own table service.
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Chiefs’ Club
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
Jacksonville Park
Antle’s Grove
Typhoid Case In Trimble Township Under Health Watch
Jimmy Bycofski, 15, of Jacksonville, is ill with typhoid fever the only reported Trimble case. Health officials urge avoiding Sunday Creek and polluted waters, boil doubtfully safe water, and note Glouster and Jacksonville as safe drinking water sources. Free typhoid inoculations will be offered Friday at 1 PM in Jacksonville City Hall by Dr Buckley and a nurse, with three shots over three weeks.
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Jacksonville
Trimble Township
Athens City
B. B. Buckley
Sunday Creek
Jimmy
Backley
Glouster
Buckley
Health Department
Health Department Wil Be At the Mayor's Office
Brinkley Sworn In as Jacksonville Mayor After Resignation
Following Ralph Miller’s resignation, C. O. Brinkley president of the council was sworn in as mayor to complete the term. Miller moved to Pontiac, Michigan for work, and Mike Bycofski was named to fill Brinkley’s vacancy. Alec Molnar arrives for basic training at Camp Wallace Texas after leaving Interlakes Steamship Co Cleveland. St Valentine’s Day marks the start of birds’ spring mating, per ancient belief.
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Ralph Miller
C. O. Brinkley
Miller
Pontiac, Mich
Mike Bycofski
Brinkley
Glouster
Alec Molnar
Steve Molnar
Camp Wallace
Texas
Army
Molnar
Interlakes Steamship Co
Cleveland
Showy Sugar Robinson Set To Face Angott At MSG
Sammy Angott seeks revenge as Sugar Robinson looms a taller fighter in a 10 round New York bout at Madison Square Garden. Robinson weighs about 142 pounds and Angott around 138, with Robinson riding a long unbeaten streak and Angott aiming to prove a decisive win can happen in a 12 round rematch atmosphere.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Sammy Angott
Ray Robinson
Madison Square Garden
Angott
Sugar Robinson
Harlem
Philadelphia
Robinson
Washington, Pa
Looney Lew Jenkins
Bob Montgomery
Allie Stolz
Coast
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Glouster social notes describe weekend visits across several towns. Families hosted relatives and friends from Athens Ravenna Columbus Millfield Ches terhill Akron and Kingston with many Sunday gatherings and birthday celebrations. The long list includes Lalla Dunnett Leonard Willis Ruth McCance Phala Cannon Christene Skinner Dorothy Skinner and Dorothy Lee Skinner among others.
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Lalla Dunnett
Athens
C. M. Ashworth
C. G. Lunsford
Sadie Williams
Beulah Post
Eastern Telephone Co
Ashworth
Dunnett
Glouster
Leonard Willis
Dayton
Dorothy Lee Skinner
Floyd Bodkin
Columbus
Delbert Bodkins
E. Bickley
Michael Shust
Eleanor
John Voyk
Akron
L. J. Tigner
Howett Street
Roy Hall
Trimble
Springfield
Nelson Trims Heafner in Tam Playoff
Byron Nelson won the Tom O'Shanter Open playoff defeating Clayton Heafner by four strokes in an 18 hole championship decider. Nelson finished with a 67 five under par while Heafner shot 71 to claim runner up.
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Heafner
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Tom O'Shanter
Clayton Heafner
Durham
N. C
Tom O’shanter
Meafner
Apple Grove Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Birth
Apple Grove social page lists guests visiting from Cambridge Letart Ravenswood Parkersburg and Williamson plus a dinner honoring Earl Shank. Indoor and outdoor gatherings include Mr and Mrs Delaney Mrs Shank Mrs Fowler and others. In Glouster Elmer Jones welcomed Diane Sue Jones born Monday with parents and grandparents noted.
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Charles Sayre
Roberta
Ted Christine
Cambridge
M. V. Shank
Earl
T. C. Fowler
Marshall Delaney
Ravenswood
Olivia
Parkersburg
Charles Sharp
Helen
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