Tribe Beats Senators Twice In Baseball Doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians won the opener 2-0 against the Washington Senators and added a 7-4 nightcap to close within three games of fourth place. Hal Newhouser and Bob Feller, both potential 30-game winners, continued standout seasons amid a busy Major League schedule.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Cleveland
Bobby Feller
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Walter Johnson
Smoky Joe Wood
Newhouser
Feller
Washington Senators
Indians
Nats
Prodigal Son Parable Shared At Union Service
A union service in the stadium drew a fair audience. E K Peugh led on organ Maude Williams played piano Rev Eugene Brown gave opening prayer. Church committee plans guest ministers from three churches each month with Rev Daniel Teater preaching this week and Rev Brown slated next. The sermon linked the Prodigal Son to spiritual destitution and peacelessness without God.
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Glouster
E. K. Peugh
Maude Williams
Eugene Brown
Daniel Teater
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
Local Glouster Notes Show Visits and Family Affairs
Glouster personals listing a sequence of visits and family milestones. W R Balderson and family vacationed in Lebanon hosted by Rev and Mrs Barnett. Mrs C E Turner returned from Cleveland after visiting relatives. Merritt family and Miss Haut headed to Detroit after visiting Williams home. Bryson family visited for Golden Wedding anniversary of Thomas and Mrs Hope. King and Mae Putnam spent weekend with Ida A King and aunts Ridgley and Reed. Mrs James McCall returned to Detroit after three weeks with Hoisingtons. Mrs Hoisington had fallen earlier and broken an arm.
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W. R. Balderson
Lebanon
Roy Barnett
C. E. Turner
Cleveland
J. A. Turkopp
C. L. Merritt
Jimmy and
Terry
Betty Haut
Detroit
Henry Williams
Merritt
Jimmy
Williams
John Bryson
Jean
Jane
Margie Bryson
Mrs. Bryson
Thomas Hope
C. A. King
Mae Putnam
Columbus
Jack Stallings Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Jack D. Stallings, found murdered near Coalville Utah June 3, will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at the First United Brethren Church. The Rev A R Cromish and Rev W E Reibel will officiate, with Corning American Legion conducting a military funeral. Burial is in Miller Town Cemetery.
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Corning
Jack D. Stallings
Coalville
Utah
First United Brethren Church
A. R. Cromish
W. E. Reibel
Corning American Legion
Millertown
Mrs Skinner Hosts Priscilla Class Meeting At Home
Mrs Mary Skinner hosted the Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church at her GLOUSTER home on Friday with Mrs Anna Conway assisting. Attendees included E. E. Munden, T. D. McAfoose, Carl Wilson, Ed Kurtzman, B. R. Angie, Glenn Reese, C. K. Rockhold, Gertrude Jewell, Grace Love, William Lee, Arthur Banfield, Dorton, and two guests Essie Wallace and Mrs O Connor. Refreshments were served and the assistant hostess was absent due to her mother’s illness.
Visit Is Made Glouster By Noon Family
Mr and Mrs Edward Noon of Columbus visit all guests of their parents Mr and Mrs T A Noon and Mr and Mrs Harry Vaughn. They recently returned from a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs David Kennedy of Baton Rouge Louisiana former Glouster residents.
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Glouster
Edward Noon
Columbus
T. A. Noon
Harry Vaughn
Noon
David Kennedy
Baton Rouge
Kennedy
Jennie Jones Attends Detroit Funeral Rites
Mrs. Jennie Fonesi traveled to Detroit last week to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Josephine von Behren, mother-in-law to her son, Robert Jones, killed in action in the recent World War. On returning, she visited relatives in Toledo and Columbus.
Former Glouster Man Named Assistant Coach
Friends of Mr and Mrs Kermit Blosser in this community learned that Mr Blosser has been appointed an assistant coach at Ohio University for the coming year. Blosser was coach at Glouster High School before moving to Columbus. Mrs Blosser is a former Glouster resident and a teacher prior to her marriage.
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Glouster
Kermit Blosser
Blosser
Ohio University
Columbus
Preisler Wins Crown In First State Try
Ed Preisler of Cleveland won the Ohio Amateur golf championship after a 36 hole duel with Tony Ruddy of Toledo at Shawnee Country Club. Preisler, a 35 year old lumber dealer, defeated Ruddy one up to claim the title, finishing with four sixes on his card. He qualified with two under par 70 and outlasted 170 competitors to become the first Cleveland native since 1925 to win the state crown. Preisler pledged to defend the title next year.
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Anu Mluwuube Sue Ue Leeee
Preisler
Cleveland
Shawnee Country Club
Tony Ruddy
Toledo
Buckeye
Ruddy
McCarthy, Hon
Cincinnati
Wallace
Doc) Elliott
Lama
Carl Menette
Youngstown
McCarthy
Eddie
Meister
Carlin Short T
Akron
Beechmont Club
Ohio Golf Association
Indians Near Million Mark In Attendance
Cleveland fans push toward a season attendance near one million as the Indians, led by Bob Feller and a strong pitching staff, sweep a doubleheader from the Washington Nationals 2 0 and 7 4. Feller notches his eighth shutout of the year, total strikeouts reach 230, and Cleveland remains in contention for fourth place with Secrey possibly out for the next game.
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Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Indians
Washington Nationals
Blazin’ Bot Feller
Nats
Bob
Bobo Newsom
Tribe
Allie Reynolds
Dutchy Leonard
Secrey
Pat Hurt
Newhouser
Detroit
Les Fleming
Lou Boudreau
Charley Gassaway
Joe Harakauskas
Washington
Early Wynn
Ray Scarborough
Indians Rally To Lead In American Association Race
The Indianapolis Indians widened their four game lead in the American Association after two high scoring Sunday doubleheader wins over Milwaukee 12-8 and 15-2. Louisville dropped two to Minneapolis 7-3 and 6-5, while St Paul split with Columbus 11-10 and 9-7. Kansas City beat Toledo 8-2 but lost 8-7 in 13 innings.
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Indianapolis
Indians
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Baseball Leaders and Team Stats Summary
League leaders listed include Franck ant in batting average .381 and Slaughter and Musial leading runs and hits. Mize tops home runs while Pollet shines in pitching as St. Louis tops the American standings with Williams and Pesky among leaders in runs and hits.
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Aalivabl Batteng
Hopp
Boston
Slaughter
St. Louis
Musial
Mize
New York
Williams
Pesky
Jacksonville Methodist Faithful Class to Convene Meeting
The Faithful Class of Jacksonville Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Virginia Ginnan for an announced gathering.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Virginia
Ginnan
Kiwanis Outdoor Meet Set for Tuesday at State Park Jacksonville
Kiwanis committee led by Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown and George H. Campbell arrange the outdoor meeting at Jacksonville state park. Supper is at 6 30 p m with an evening of social activities.
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Glouster
L. E. Richardson
Harold Brown
George H. Campbell
Kiwanis
State Park
Jacksonville
Thermometer Records Mercury at 52 Degrees in Glouster
Fr iday and Saturday night saw the thermometer fall to 52 degrees. During the day Saturday the high was 81 degrees, Sunday afternoon reached 86. About .2 of an inch of rain fell early Thursday morning to refresh vegetation.
Fullerton's Roundup on Horses and Hot Bets at New York Tracks
Mid-West scouts note Illinois shows grid talent beyond its mortgage load while bettors shift to bookies to dodge the 16 percent take. Red Sox slugger Ted Williams tempers the Yankee hype with a .390 time since joining the American League. The Dude bags $76,850 in the Classic for the Gaal stable, plus $4,000 as a plater. Phil Rizzuto nears return to short after a beaning as Frankie Crosetti still hits .340.
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Feder
Haugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Mid-West
Michigan
Notre Dame
Ilinois
Ted Williams
Yankees
Red Sox
Lord B
Frankie [Crosetti
Team Owner Parley Set For Today
For the first time in 107 years Major League players and club presidents meet in New York and Chicago to discuss reforms such as minimum salaries training expenses and pension funds. Two NL clubs and two AL clubs from each will attend and about a dozen suggestions will be presented to the owners’ steering committee for August 5 action. Marty Marion proposed a pension plan funded by players owners and league receipts to aid players reaching age 45 with specified monthly amounts. The plan would cost each club owner around 2500 annually.
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NEW York
Ford Frick
St. Louis
Will Harridge
Chicago
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Marion
Reds Sweep Giants Then Face Dodgers in Postponed Tilt
Cincinnati Reds end a three game skid by sweeping the Giants 8-3 and 5-4 in a Sunday twin bill before traveling to Brooklyn for a postponed NL matchup with the Dodgers. Bucky Walters seeks his eighth win. Vic Lombardi slated for the Dodgers. Joe Beggs earned the opener win. Bobby Adams drove in three on a late homer. Johnny Mize belted two homers for the Giants as 33,123 fans watched.
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House
Sox
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Hank Borowy
Hank Wyse
Giants
Johnny Mize
Cincinnati Reds
New Yorkers
Joe Beggs
Harry Gumbert
Bob Usher
Grady Hatton
Virgil Abernathy
Minneapolis
New York
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn Bridge
Bucky Walters
Vic Lombbardi
Bobby Adams
Land
Dave Koslo
Gene
Junior)Thompson
How They Stand and Yesterday's Baseball Results
National League results show Cincinnati 8 5 over New York 8 4 and Chicago 11 3 over Philadelphia 8 1 with St Louis 2 Boston 0. American League reports Cleveland 2 7 and Washington 4, Chicago 2 1 over New York 0 7 and St Louis 3 4 against Boston 2 11. Additional American Association scores include Indianapolis 12 15 and Milwaukee 1 2 with Kansas City 8 1 and Toledo 2 8. Upcoming games list Philadelphia at Chicago night and Washington at St Louis night among others. Mrs Doolittle of Columbus visits Glouster, sister-in-law Mrs Russell, formerly Zoe Andrews.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
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Louisville
National League Pittsburgh
American Association Club of Pet
National Red Club L Pet
Brooklyn Asen
Pittsburgh Eee
Boston Jas
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Ilfold
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H. Dodson
Albany
Ohio
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Service Department
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Washington St
Superior Electric CO
State Dial
Dial 412 Modern Appliance CO
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Mullins Refrgeration Service
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Beasies
Midi
State St
Guy Glover
Walker St
Strawn Plumbing CO
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W. O. Rose
F. C. Stone
THE
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Athens Buick
DAVIS
Gs Anywhere
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Huffman
Huffman Transportation Service
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Parrett
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Amazing
MERIT
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Lowsey Bros
Richland Ave
UEI
the Messenger
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R. D
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Donald Mace
Ayrshire
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Long _ Bottom
Faye Hunter
the Plains
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Arthur Enlow
Elmwood
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Blackmore's
Northeastern Ohio
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United States Employment Service
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Fort St
Nelsonville
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C. W. Ruhl
Ff. J. Beasley CO
Athens, Ohio
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Stewart
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Beaco — Vitality
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Amesvile
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Wayne Feed Store
Albany, Ohio
Elmer Kr. Poston
Dial 2478
Robinson Brothers
Mill St
Street
C. L. Williams
Athens R
Athens Lumber CO
Wheaton's
Union
Aie
Kenneth Thomas
John Slater
Diai
Jack Stallings
Mary Skinner
Pico Wholesale Co
Glouster, Ohio
Jennie Jones
Jamaica
Job Dean Jessop
Isabel Dodge Sloane
By Haroli
Harrison Lima
Ed Preisler
Denny Shute
Maurice McCarthy
Frank Stranahan
Bob Kepler
Bob Servis
Alth Auch Esme
Franck Ant
Pollet
Yvernon, Washington, Etc
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Gee-Gees
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Lord Boswell
Parley
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C. A. Daugherty
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NYE
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