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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1943
Page
9
White Sox in Runnerup Spot Surfacing Ahead of Tigers
James Joseph and his White Sox sit second in the American League this morning after a mixed schedule as the Tigers, Indians, and Yankees battle for top positions. Lefty Marius Russo pitched a two hitter in Boston, while the Phillies edged St. Louis 2 to 1 in a playoff as Cincinnati beat the Braves 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Idions
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Miss Secretary
James Josephes
James Joseph
Jimmy
Yankees
Sion White Sox
Ihsiders
Gordon
Schmaltz
Strow
Sec
Bob Johnson
Washington Ators
Cleveland Indians
del Tigers
Indians
New York
Boston
Marius Russo
League Leaders by The Associated Press
Baseball leaders list by league shows Ernie Appling Chicago leading AL batting while Vernon Washington topped runs with 54 and Etten Johnson tied for 63 RBIs. In NL Musial St Louis led hits 127 and Ott New York tied with Nicholson Chicago for 14 home runs. Vaughan Brooklyn had 78 runs and 12 stolen bases. Sewell Pittsburgh led pitching with sufficient decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Washington
Etten
Johnson
New York
Wakefield
Detroit
Keller
Newark
Stephens
St. Louis
Moses
Chigo
Grove
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Herman
Rooklyn
Musial
Ott
Nicholson
Chicago
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Alsab Withdrawn From Arlington Debut Race
Alsab the bar ain colt was withdrawn from a 1943 debut in a six for one handicap at Arlington Park due to adverse track conditions. Owned by Mrs. Albert Babath of Chicago, the colt may get a chance to race next week, his trainer said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alsab
Barain
Arlington Ark
Albert Abath
Boxer Lulu Constantino Withdraws From Bout
Promoter 5 Brickman said Lulu Constantino would be unable to fight Beau Jack next month due to an ear operation from injuries after a previous bout with Chalky Wright. Roger (Doc) Cramer, born in Detroit, is noted as the Tigers roster veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
5 Brickman
Lulu Constantino
Beau Jack
Antio
Chalky Wright
Roger
Doc) Cramer
Detroit Tigers
Red Birds Jump to Second as They Rout St Paul
Columbus moved into second place by winning 18 of 26. The Red Birds routed St. Paul 9 to 1, collecting 12 hits off Art Herring and sweeping the four game set. Milwaukee fell to the Tribe 7-1, Indianapolis dropped, while Minneapolis won in extra frames. Kansas City slid deeper into last place as Louisville tallied 14 hits for a 9-2 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
American Association
Columbus
Red Birds
St. Paul
Art Herring
Tribe
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Jack Fallon
Standings Update From The League Games
National Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 1 and 14 to 5. Cincinnati 4 Boston 3. American New York 11 Cleveland 1. Chicago 5 Washington 4. Association Columbus 9 St Paul 1. Milwaukee 7 Indianapolis 1 Louisville 9 Kansas City 2. Minneapolis 5 Toledo 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Philadelphia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
American New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
St Louis
Pittsburgh
York
Aseseee
American Club
New York
Detroit
Boston Aeasnee
Philadelphia Aman
Association Club L. Pet
Plan Party to Increase Glouster Soldier Fund
Glouster Rev A G Winkle of the Methodist Church lists Sunday services Church School at 930 Holy Communion at 1030 no morning or evening sermon. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 800 and official board meeting to follow. Church of Christ Rev C B Tigner outlines Bible School 900 preaching and communion 1000 subject Sin and Its Remedy evening Faith and Sight union meeting led by W W Wallace eight o clock with special numbers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
A. G. Winkle
Methodist Church
Earl S. Johnson
Winkle
Church of Christ
C. B. Tigner
W. W. Wallace
Old Odd Fellows To Be Honored Aug 5
Magic City Lodge 1.O.F of Glouster holds an open meeting Aug 5 in the lodge room inviting Odd Fellows Rebekahs and the public. Grand Master R I Wolfe of Athens and Rolland Bright of Logan will speak. Six members will receive Veteran’s Jewels for 50 years as Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E. LeFever
Elza B. Morris
George W. Rose
David J. Edwards
Glouster
Sam Carpenter
Athens
Picnic at Kittle Grove Draws Church Members
In GLOUSTER the Church of Christ at Bishopville hosted a Sunday picnic dinner at Kittle Grove after morning services. Pioneers gathered for an old fashioned meal following the sermon, with a strong turnout reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kittle Grove
Church of Christ
Bishopville
the Grove
Community Service Organization Hosts Fundraising Party
GLOUSTER A public games party will be held at the American Legion Hall Saturday night starting at 8 o clock under the auspices of the Community Service Organization. The aim is to build the CSO treasury to fund projects for service men. funds will also cover protecting the Depot Square honor roll board from winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Hall
Community Service Organization
C.S.O
Depot Square
Glouster Social Guests Visit from Washington and Canaonville
Mrs William Fairlie and Miss Mary Lu Stanley arrived in Glouster to stay a week with Mrs C M Clark. Patty Rader and June Statz return from Columbus to visit Mr and Mrs W W Bryson then head to Washington DC. Mrs Roger Kittle and children Helen and Michael return to Glouster after visits in Pt Pleasant and Middleport. Mrs Vern Scott of Canonsburg visits family in Glouster. Mr and Mrs Robert Bulloch and Donna Lee spend Thursday in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fairlie
Mary Lu Stanley
Glouster
C. M. Clark
Patty Rader
June Statz
Patty
Columbus
W .W. Bryson
Washington, D. C
Roger Kittle
Helen
Michael
Elyria hires Trubey as grid coach to replace Clymer
Elyria High School announces the appointment of Dwight W. Ike Trubey of Fostoria High School as football head coach. He succeeds Roy Clymer who has left for private industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria High School
Dwight W
Ike) Trubey
Fostoria
Grid
Roy Clymer
Marine and Navy Trainees Bolster Big Midwest Schools
Marine and Navy trainees boosted rosters at major Midwest programs as many schools lose players to armed forces. Michigan and Northwestern field larger Marine units, with Wisconsin, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Purdue also contributing. Navy V-12 training reshapes lineups and may tip the season dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine and Navy
Big Midwest
Michigan
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Marine Specialized
Navy
Golden Gophers
Ann Arbor
George Hauser
Minnesota
Gophers
Herman Frickey
Bob Barnes
Jerry Carle
Herb Hein
Larry Halenkamp
Johnny Bicanich
Charley Dellago
Bob Graiziger
Vic Kulbitski
Frank Wenskunas
Purdue
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Iowa
Fullerton's Roundup Involves College Athletics and Navy Trainees
Ned Irish hints at stronger eastern teams forthcoming for the Garden next season with Navy trainees boosting schedules. Ed Klieman tops Baltimore wins while Orioles seek 40 000 for him. Navy V-2 crew wins Mackinac race and Alabama lists 200 ex athletes in service. Bob Kane argues spectator sports should stay for public entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ned Irish
College Athletc
Ned
Midwest
Navy
Vital Thomas
Ray Diehl
Roy Smith
Marquette U. Navy
Chicago
Mackinac
Lake Michigan
Keesler Field
Miss
Pvt
Carlis Clinard
University of Alabama
Santa Cruz
Calif
Pasatiempo
Naval Hospital
Corner
Bob Kane
Carpenter Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Kalb and children from Chicago spent a vacation with Mrs Kalbs mother Mrs Ola Perry. Maxine Radcliff of Dayton visiting Wright Field officials with her mother Mrs Frank Radcliff of Albany. Mrs Amy Caldwell visiting Reynoldsburg family for dental work. Miss Mamie Webb visiting cousins Mr and Mrs G C Swearingen. Pvt Ronald Whittington. Wright Field weekend visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Robert Kalb
Faye Perry
Robert Jr
Wilene
Chicago
Jacksonville Circuit Program Announced
The Jacksonville Church School meets at 9 a.m. with a prayer service. Union evening services occur in Jacksonville Park. Trimble holds 2:30 worship with a pastor sermon. Millfield and Plains churches schedule 9:30 a.m. Sunday school with 10:15 a.m. worship. Prayer services are planned Sunday Thursday and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Church
Union
Jacksonville Park
Trimble
Church School
Millfield Church
the Plains
Chauncey Church School
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Town social notes list numerous visits and hometown guests with families from Columbus Ironton Glouster Jacksonville Greens Run Trimble and Chillicothe. Recurring names include Vess Davis Swartz Kempton Olbers and Maloney as residents host and guest relationships span a weekend.
Strongsville Coach Albert Miller Resigns to Join Army at Antioch
Cleveland report states Albert Miller, multi sport coach at Strongsville High School, resigns to take a post as an Army instructor at Antioch College in Yellow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Albert Miller
Suburban
Strongsville High School
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Vander Meer And 14 Strikeouts In Playoff Victory
Johnny Vander Meer walked nine and hit one, but fanned 14 to beat the Boston Braves 4 to 3 in a postgame charity doubleheader. The win recalled his 1938 season with two no hitters as Mass and Wright delivered late runs for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ball Park
Johnny Vander Meer
Boston Braves
Army-Navy
Vandy
Boston
Braves
Johnny
Phil Mass
Manny Salvo
Red Barrett
Nate Andrews
Elmer Riddie
Ray Starr
Reds
Russo Limits Cleveland To Pair of Hits
New York, New York. The Indians were held to two hits as Marius Russo shut down Cleveland 11 to 1. Charley Keller Joe Gordon and Bud Metheny homered for the Yankees who backed Russo with 14 hits. Vernon Kennedy took the loss for Cleveland and Chubby Dean, Pete Center combined for four runs allowed in relief. The Indians did complete their 100th double play of the season. Jim Bagby seeks his 11th win in the series finale versus Ernie Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
New York Yankee
Marius Russo
Indians
McCarthy
Charley Keller
Joe Gordon
Bud Metheny
Russo
Cleveland
Vernon Kennedy
Chubby Dean
Pete Center
Jim Bagby
Ernie Bonham
Orange Social And Personal Highlights From Local News
Personal notices include Pfe. Dale C. Windland’s July 16 furlough to visit family before returning to Hooper Nebraska. Other updates mention Army Air Forces assignments, hospital visits, and relatives gathering in Parkersburg and Columbus areas.
Andrews Enters Navy After Resigning Coaching Post
Cleveland reports Aaron L. Andrews resigns as Fenn College basketball coach to join the Midshipmen's Training School at Columbia University. This move shifts Fenn College leadership as Andrews begins naval training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aaron L. Andrews
Fenn
Midshipmen's
Columbia University
Army Players Big Question With Coaches
New York reports on eastern intercollegiate athletic leaders debating intercollegiate play for Army trainees. Army A 12 students face six weekly hours of physical training alongside classes and drills, while college officials consider shifting time to football practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Samuel A. Weiss
Pennsylvania
Wells
John Harmon
Boston University
Service Men of Glouster Area Update
Local families report sons in the armed forces stationed in North Africa and camps in Wisconsin Illinois and Texas. Cadiz and Sharon residents greet travelers as Pvt. Pearley Melvin Smith returns to Camp Dalhart Texas for eight weeks. Dr J T Martin former Glouster physician now Army head surgeon in London travels to Denver then Orlando to inspect aviation centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Albert Love
Pvt
Harry Love
North Africa
Henry Draper
Pfe
Cedric
Ted) Draper
Draper
Charles
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Henry, Jr
Camp Ellis
Illinois
Clarence
Noah T. Brown
Jack Brown
Sharon
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Compa
Ing
Secretary
Sox
Philly
Phila Iphia
E Phoolish Phillies
New Manor
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Cardinals
Yestern
Nnny Vander Meer
Cincinni Reds
Iton Braves
Appling
Chicago, Ee
CSO
America
Lower Manhattan
George Washington
Sub-Treasury
G. Washington
Belgium
Harry Grayson
NEA
Harvard
Fordham
Clemson College
South Carolina
Daley, Hirsch
Paul White
Bob Wiese
Mervin Preguiman
Julius Franks
Bob Stenberg
Jim Brieske
Bill Daley
Badger
Elroy Hirsch
Len Seelinger
Jack Wink
Fred Negus
Pat Boyle
Bob Hanzuk
Madison
Badgers
Young Hirsch & Co
Daley
Wisconsins
Dr. Hauser
Wildcats
Marine Unit
Nebraska
Denver
Joe Cribari
Marine Corps
Clemson
Tom Moorer
Harold Tarleton
Fullerton
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Jimmy Wilson
The
Cubs
Bucky Harris
Scral Collection
Gunder Haegg
Carl Hersted
Concord
Mass
South Dakota
Ed Klieman
Baltimore
Orioles
Lynn Ann
Mrs
O. L. Whittington
Jacksonville
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Taylor Ridge
Frances Wolf
Stace Vess
Hilah Jean Vess
Tommy Wolf
Vess
Willis Vess
Dave Swartz
Swartz
William Swartz
Ivan Dunlevy
Frank and
Mack
Evan Davis
William Davis
Billie
Ironton
George House
Jackson
James Bulloch
Mary Elizabeth
Ray Leake
Nancy
Lannie
Fred Heffken
Herman Kempton
Guy White
Jane White
Vern White
Fort Winfield Scott
San Francisco
Carl Welling
John Davis
Emmett Olbers, Jr
Greens Run
Fred Olbers
Bennie Mackey
Red Town
Joseph Weat
Curtis Kempton
Gloria Deem
Ronnie
Harry Moore
Chillicothe
Barbara Apple
Mat Moloney
Patty Ann
Jean
Ira Conway
Ival Dunley
Trenton
Mat Maloney
Orange
Dale C. Windland
Hertsel Windland
Pfe. Windland
Army Air Forces
Hooper
James L. Cook
Dayton
Blendenna Windland
Effie Stout
Grace Clark
Artie Williard
James H. Smith
Davis Monthan
Field
Tucson
Arizona
Zion Church
Garden
Lucy Guthrie
Maurice Guthrie
Leon Snodgrass
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Scott Snodgrass
Hartsell
Windland
Howard Lott
Norma Jean
Denzil Blair
Ruby
Mary
Hester
Roberta Lott
Betty Edwards
Vienna
W. Va
C. P. Windland
Howard
South Canaan
Ula Ayrs
Sherman Henderson
Mary Warner
Orin
C. E. Woode
Harold Lee Henderson
Eugene Riggles
Harry Riggles
Rocky Mountain
Andrews
Mickle
Oces
Anfely
Manhattan
Vericool
Kyle and
Clifford
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